berbera

Beautiful scenery , nature .

Perth firm Salternas plans world’s largest solar salt project in Somalia Solar salt fields fields at Shark Bay, Western Australia. Picture: Simon Butterworth The Australian 12:00AM January 15, 2018 Resources reporter Perth @PDGarvey A group of Perth businessmen are leading the push for an...

I'll be posting pretty much most of my trip here starting tonight with a little trailer showcasing what's to come

Mark my words in 20 years Berbera will be the next Dubai. :fittytousand:

Port workers in Berbera refuse to work after it was sold to UAE. http://www.raxanreeb.com/2017/07/shaqaalaha-dekedda-magaalada-berbera-oo-shaqo-joojin-sameeyeyxog/ SL politicians threw their workers under the bus. Secessionist Somaliland was so eager to hand over a national asset that they...

As we can see here, the current/modern port hasn't been built yet as seen on grid ref: 536008 which shows the outlying jetty. 1968: Present: Ironically, this civilian survey was conducted by U.S based NIMA (National Imagery and Mapping Agency) one year (1969) before the Soviets were going...

This is what it looks like when a major economic partner invests in your port. Not the shitty chump-change thrown our way by dhegcas. Gwadar bright future for Pakistan and in 2020 will be the developed city Pakistan is the beginning of a new journey of development. The China Economic...

http://m.en.rfi.fr/africa/20161224-uae-discreet-yet-powerful-player-horn-africa http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-africa-38956093 https://www.alaraby.co.uk/english/society/2017/1/9/emiratis-build-zayed-residential-city-in-yemens-socotra-island In case you haven't noticed, United Sand-...

Greetings Fellow Somali's, The answer to the questions that I've mentioned in the thread-title, have been presented in section 1.0 of the my Somali-History video-presentation series. Please watch it below, and give me some feed back on my youtube channel and on this thread . . . :nvjpqts...

Despite Ramadan, there is no slackening at Djibouti's ports. Under the relentless sun, whippet-thin men glistening with sweat work the docks, taking what refuge they can in the shade cast by machinery and stacks of cargo. By contrast, things are much quieter 300km southwards in Berbera, on the...