Exclusive interview with Hormuud’s founder and CEO

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Interview: Hormuud Telecom CEO Ahmed Yusuf

Somalia experienced a brutal civil war forcing millions of its population to flee for safe havens across the world. Among this diaspora was a camel herder turned businessman, who would take lessons from hardship and return to his homeland to aid in its recovery.

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never forget how those bastards put on a terror list while he was getting attacked by khawarijta

Security Council Committee on Somalia and Eritrea Adds One Individual to List of Individuals and Entities | Meetings Coverage and Press Releases

On 17 February 2012, the Security Council Committee pursuant to resolutions 751 (1992) and 1907 (2009) concerning Somalia and Eritrea added one individual to the list of individuals and entities subject to the travel ban, assets freeze and targeted arms embargo imposed by paragraphs 1, 3 and 7...

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We never forget how those bastards tried to have him put on a terror list while he was getting attacked by khawarijta

Security Council Committee on Somalia and Eritrea Adds One Individual to List of Individuals and Entities | Meetings Coverage and Press Releases

On 17 February 2012, the Security Council Committee pursuant to resolutions 751 (1992) and 1907 (2009) concerning Somalia and Eritrea added one individual to the list of individuals and entities subject to the travel ban, assets freeze and targeted arms embargo imposed by paragraphs 1, 3 and 7...

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That’s Jimcaale on the terror list. Ahmed Yusuf (Sacuudi) is someone else. Sacuudi and jimcaale’s team set up hormuud with 10 initial investors back in 2002 in Saudi Arabia. Sacuudi was the founder and the one who brought the idea and majority shareholder same time. Jimcaale got a lot of shares and he was around during its start up. Cos barakaat that jimcaale owned got seized by the US gov. It was only a couple of years back when Kheyre removed Jimcaale from the Global Terror list which cost him to loose Al Barakaat. Sacuudi helped pay off jimcaale’s debt back in 2001/2002

 

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And inshallah they only go farther, hopefully t delkom communications guys that are jealous of hormuud’s success don’t try and sabotage it like they already have been doing. Everytime Hassan sheikh is president, there’s an issue they have with Hormuud.

Dalkon Somalia

www.dalkomsomalia.com

Dalkom already operates in Somalia. Without them there is no internet. Dalkom literally owns the Telecommunication Submarine Cable, International gateway, Application Service Provider (ASP) and Content service Provider (CSP) licensesas well as an independent infrastructure that includes 1 international landing stations in Mogadishu connecting the country to the rest of the world through submarine cables. These gateways are in turn connected to major cities in Somalia through City Metros and National Backbone. They have connected major Cities in Kenya and Uganda via EASSy (Largest submarine cable on Africa’s eastern seaboard) East Africa from Mombasa.

The owner is the most wanted guy by Shabaab that’s how important he is. Farmaajo even begged him to cut the internet supply at one point during the uprising The guy even holds 10% Equity in EASSY and 9.13% in WIOCC. Through WIOCC, Dalkom Somalia has equity in EIG (Europe-India gateway) and WACs (West Africa Cable Systemity) submarine cables.

Both Dalkom and Hormuud are owned by Murusade. Dalkom owner is named Mohamed Jama. He is Hilibi Habar Maxamed Foolculus

 

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Dalkon Somalia

www.dalkomsomalia.com

Dalkom already operates in Somalia. Without them there is no internet. Dalkom literally owns the Telecommunication Submarine Cable, International gateway, Application Service Provider (ASP) and Content service Provider (CSP) licensesas well as an independent infrastructure that includes 1 international landing stations in Mogadishu connecting the country to the rest of the world through submarine cables. These gateways are in turn connected to major cities in Somalia through City Metros and National Backbone. They have connected major Cities in Kenya and Uganda via EASSy (Largest submarine cable on Africa’s eastern seaboard) East Africa from Mombasa.

The owner is the most wanted guy by Shabaab that’s how important he is. Farmaajo even begged him to cut the internet supply at one point during the uprising The guy even holds 10% Equity in EASSY and 9.13% in WIOCC. Through WIOCC, Dalkom Somalia has equity in EIG (Europe-India gateway) and WACs (West Africa Cable Systemity) submarine cables.

Both Dalkom and Hormuud are owned by Murusade. Dalkom owner is named Mohamed Jama. He is Hilibi Habar Maxamed Foolculus

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Ok deleted my nonsense, thanks for the info, they’re gargantuan

Somalia’s NCA, IFC to revamp submarine cable landings

The National Communications Authority of Somalia (NCA) partnered with the International Finance Corporation to prepare new regulations for submarine cable landings aimed at bolstering Somalia’s connectivity sector.

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