First chicken farm in Somaliland

[MrPrestige]

Well done Dr Mubarak Coldoon.



digaaga digtoor mubaarig daryeelay

 

[Liibaan]

Masha Allah good for him. I see people are diversifying.

 

[MrPrestige]

Yh. Last time I went to Sland, meat was expensive for the average person, this will hopefully will provide alternative
for the average local people back home.

 

[waraabe]

you know chicken meat is exported from the middle east in somaliland. absolute disgrace

 

[Duchess]

you know chicken meat is exported from the middle east in somaliland. absolute disgrace

It's exported to the Middle East? Why is that a bad thing? It means chicken farmers are making money.

 

[MrPrestige]

^ He means it is imported from Middle East.

 

[waraabe]

It's exported to the Middle East? Why is that a bad thing? It means chicken farmers are making money.

middle east exports, we import them

 

[MrPrestige]

Even simple foods such as wheat that can be grown in Somaliland is imported from desert Middle East, disgraceful
indeed.

 

[mental G]

It's exported to the Middle East? Why is that a bad thing? It means chicken farmers are making money.

I think he meant "imported" from the ME

We also need geel and ari farms in everything major city , we gotta take advantage of all that milk and meat
we have more xoolo then people it's a disgrace

 

[waraabe]

Even simple foods such as wheat that can be grown in Somaliland is imported from desert Middle East, disgraceful
indeed.

true, i remember they successfully grown rice in somaliland . the first thing for our people should be food and water security

 

[mental G]

In every major city* not everything

 

[SomaliSpotter]

Smart business move.

 

[Duchess]

middle east exports, we import them

Oh, okay, then that's ridiculous.

Have you guys heard of Shuraako? They work mainly in Somaliland and their portfolio includes several SL companies (mainly fishing, beekeeping, farming). Do they actual support small businesses or this another NGO scam?

Our approach is to start small, build a relationship, and expand from there. Historically, investments have been in the agriculture, livestock, fishing and honey sectors, as well as women owned businesses and credit associations. Funding to date has ranged between USD$5,000 to USD$125,000, based on the strength of the proposal.

http://shuraako.org/about-us/frequently-asked-questions