Ah so Aden Adde wasn't just all "I handed over power peacefully" interesting.
Jubbaland Projects
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Some talks of potentially revivivng back in 2015 govt asking for 28M. Dam provided water and electricty so double win for somalia. All these projects have quick pay back period due providing power and food
www.waterpowermagazine.com
Somali to consider rehabilitating Fanoole hydro dam - International Water Power
The Somali Government has submitted its Intended National Determined Contributions (INDC) to the UN this week. INDCs outline climate actions that individual countries intend to undertake under the new climate agreement to be decided at the COP21...
Below link shows projects funded and requested between 1985-1990. Billions requested and almost all went to south. Govt probably just looking at return on investment and most impact... But recipe for disaster in somalia when whole north region and clans are ignored. Not sure what could have been done as country was poor but see why somaliland felt betrayed and probably puntland as well
Final project kismayo port: port has long history due to being natural harbor wont do history on it.
Immediately upon achieving independence, the government approached the United States for assistance to finance the construction of a new deep water port in Kismayo. The United States Agency for International Development (. USAID ) agreed to the project, and the construction of the port which was began in 1964 was completed in 1967.
Due to the unfavourable technical conditions existing in Somalia which could not suit the design of the port structure C hollow bridge supported by concrete and timber piles ) and as a result of poor maintenance,the port had suffered considerable damages. The financial input that was needed to rehabilitate the port which included a major component of foreign exchange, was beyond the economic ability of the Somali government, and the United States Government again generously accepted to remedy the damages, with a total sum of US$ 42 millions which is more than the original project cost by 320%. The rehabilitation work was started in 1985
Immediately upon achieving independence, the government approached the United States for assistance to finance the construction of a new deep water port in Kismayo. The United States Agency for International Development (. USAID ) agreed to the project, and the construction of the port which was began in 1964 was completed in 1967.
Due to the unfavourable technical conditions existing in Somalia which could not suit the design of the port structure C hollow bridge supported by concrete and timber piles ) and as a result of poor maintenance,the port had suffered considerable damages. The financial input that was needed to rehabilitate the port which included a major component of foreign exchange, was beyond the economic ability of the Somali government, and the United States Government again generously accepted to remedy the damages, with a total sum of US$ 42 millions which is more than the original project cost by 320%. The rehabilitation work was started in 1985
The whole region is enough to feed Somalia, but so much water goes to waste.
Theres so many streams and seasonal rivers that run from the hills in Gedo and SW into the Jubba. Resources need to be better handled. The whole Shabeela valley is irrigated and just needs to be fixed up but the Shabeela is more or less doesn't flow all year round or dries up sometimes. The Jubba Valley has amazing potential from electricity to food production. Somalis need to give up on being nomads and start ranches and farms yields would be much better and people could get educated.
The port of Kismayo also has so much more potential its already a natural harbor just needs to be built to its full potential. Rice and sugar production in the Lower Jubba and Vegetables and Wheat in Gedo inshallah we will be able to build all these projects soon, people shouldn't be starving every year for no reason.
The irrigation potential is amazing,The successful implementation of these plans will require sustained commitment and collaboration from both the government and development partners and locals. Plus a long coast and boarder two countries there's so much to be done.
Theres so many streams and seasonal rivers that run from the hills in Gedo and SW into the Jubba. Resources need to be better handled. The whole Shabeela valley is irrigated and just needs to be fixed up but the Shabeela is more or less doesn't flow all year round or dries up sometimes. The Jubba Valley has amazing potential from electricity to food production. Somalis need to give up on being nomads and start ranches and farms yields would be much better and people could get educated.
The port of Kismayo also has so much more potential its already a natural harbor just needs to be built to its full potential. Rice and sugar production in the Lower Jubba and Vegetables and Wheat in Gedo inshallah we will be able to build all these projects soon, people shouldn't be starving every year for no reason.
The irrigation potential is amazing,The successful implementation of these plans will require sustained commitment and collaboration from both the government and development partners and locals. Plus a long coast and boarder two countries there's so much to be done.
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Local ogadens kulaha what nonsense. You're still peddling lies msb displaced ogaden from bardera while I brought receipts from 1931 showing I'm majority double the number of ogaden.
website had alot of good informaiton unfortunately got taken down. Wish I saved documents
You can use the Wayback Machine if you want to see this website again or download documents from it.
Somalilandhorta
web.archive.org
Tried it but not able to access the pdf keep getting fail to load prompt. Appreciat it though didnt know about wayback machine
http://www.somalilandhorta.com/news/2008/May/summary.pdf
Let me know what the title of the PDF is and I may be able to get you a capture of it.
I dont remember it. just have the below url of pdf. I did also take partial snippet of page.
http://www.somalilandhorta.com/news/2008/May/summary.pdf
ALshabaab will one day be finished, and i will buy more land inshallah.
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