Somaliland's own GERD dam project (Xumbo Weyne) ends in failure due to corruption

[Saalax Bidaar]

seems like something is already happening

Wallahi waa yaab. I know these people. I have been disappointed so many times before. They build your enthusiasm only to let you down.

 

[Lordilord]

Guys stop this nonsense... Somaliland this and that bruv chilllllllll

 

[Saalax Bidaar]

Guys stop this nonsense... Somaliland this and that bruv chilllllllll

It is been rough year being Jeegalander.

 

[mrdeeni]

There’s so much water run off in Eyl into the Indian Ocean.

Independent Puntites can build a water retention dam for 10k; I seen one that was 100x80 metre and it was dug down 6 feet.

100 ft = 30.48 m, 80 ft = 24.384 m, 6 ft = 1.829 m
30.48 * 24.384 * 1.829 = 1359.3572813 m³

You hold about 359,104 gallons of water.

Take into consideration that the average camel can drink up to 40gallons of water.


That’s 8,977 camels you can charge 5-10$ to drink @ your reserve.

you think people that are dying of thirst have $10 a camal ?!

Only way would be a tracking system and subtract that when they are paid during selling season.

But this is not a good business venture regardless but should be done throught charity/goverment.

 

[Deactivated]

you think people that are dying of thirst have $10 a camal ?!

Only way would be a tracking system and subtract that when they are paid during selling season.

But this is not a good business venture regardless but should be done throught charity/goverment.

These reserves are meant ONLY for livestock.

You see how you finished your sentence with Charity and Government, let me tell you that charities aren't their to solve problems and meet needs like independent investors can. This isn't about making money off the plight of the people, it's more to show Nomads that they should reinvest into other ways of limiting their risks.

A camel fetched for $1000 a few years ago, many nomads haven't been informed about ways to optimize this industry.

 

[Abdalla]

Wallahi Abdalla is more in tune. I bet none of the Jeegaan kids remember that.

It was small garden and apparently $800k daryeel construction built terminal and rest apparently went into improving the run way and also building small house for berbera terminal.

When you are a bunch of sheep, you will believe in anything.

I've been in this game for a long time.

 

[LittleNileRiver]

These reserves are meant ONLY for livestock.

You see how you finished your sentence with Charity and Government, let me tell you that charities aren't their to solve problems and meet needs like independent investors can. This isn't about making money off the plight of the people, it's more to show Nomads that they should reinvest into other ways of limiting their risks.

A camel fetched for $1000 a few years ago, many nomads haven't been informed about ways to optimize this industry.

It would be so much cheaper to use that water for a farm using drip irrigation.

 

[felloff]

There’s so much water run off in Eyl into the Indian Ocean.

Independent Puntites can build a water retention dam for 10k; I seen one that was 100x80 metre and it was dug down 6 feet.

100 ft = 30.48 m, 80 ft = 24.384 m, 6 ft = 1.829 m
30.48 * 24.384 * 1.829 = 1359.3572813 m³

You hold about 359,104 gallons of water.

Take into consideration that the average camel can drink up to 40gallons of water.


That’s 8,977 camels you can charge 5-10$ to drink @ your reserve.

eyl could be turned into a lake nassar, doesn't it start in shiekh somaliland imagine that becoming a perninal river like juba or shabelle