More like there's no security. If you buy from Ethiopia or Kenya you can simply bribe local officials to let you do whatever and they'll enforce the locals to stand by. It happens even on camera in many documentary. But in Somalia it's not so simple, the local warlord or Al shabab or clan milita would just bomb the land and do what they want and there's little the "investors" can do about it.At least no one buying our stuff
At least they serve as a deterrent for corruption even though they fuckin everything upMore like there's no security. If you buy from Ethiopia or Kenya you can simply bribe local officials to let you do whatever and they'll enforce the locals to stand by. It happens even on camera in many documentary. But in Somalia it's not so simple, the local warlord or Al shabab or clan milita would just bomb the land and do what they want and there's little the "investors" can do about it.
They wont really buy somali lands considering the security situation.More like there's no security. If you buy from Ethiopia or Kenya you can simply bribe local officials to let you do whatever and they'll enforce the locals to stand by. It happens even on camera in many documentary. But in Somalia it's not so simple, the local warlord or Al shabab or clan milita would just bomb the land and do what they want and there's little the "investors" can do about it.
Djibouti already getting that land in MalawiTime for us to join that team, God knows we need it.