Road infrastructure

[HitchSlappinDaily]

The story of Somalis in this thread, starts out hopefully then descends into madness. muppets

 

[angelplan]

 

[Invader]

See no need to rebel when you can clearly see that there is progress!

 

[Younes Osman]

Lol I remember that road ,one of my abtys was pulled over by a motorcycle officer near the maroodi jeex and awdal provincial line near the town of gabiley and kalabaydh on route from hargeysa to boroma

 

[shum33]

 

[abdallah]

 

[abdallah]

 

[angelplan]

 

[Gadhwayne]

MaashaAllah. time to stop moving to Hargeysa and rebuild eastern RSL

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[angelplan]

 

[Bashi]

Mashallah good progress.

 

[Invader]

Where does this start and where does it stop

 

[Jeesto]

 

[angelplan]

Where does this start and where does it stop

From Hargeisa to Berbera.

 

[Jeesto]

Where does this start and where does it stop

From Berbera city to Wajaale town at the border with DDS

 

[angelplan]

From Berbera city to Wajaale town at the border with DDS

That is the second phase of the corridor. First phase is connecting berbere to the capital Hargeisa.

 

[SirLancelLord]

Not a Highway though....

Just a wider road to comply with international standards for Large Trucks to use. Won't easily break -will last much longer.

Thought it was gonna be four lanes

 

[Advokaten]

Wtf why did this take 20 years to build? Using foreign manual labor to build the works but still having somali engineers tf why? The supposed road is not even linked and finished in hargeisa

 

[angelplan]

Not a Highway though....

High african standard though

Wtf why did this take 20 years to build? Using foreign manual labor to build the works but still having somali engineers tf why? The supposed road is not even linked and finished in hargeisa

Built thanks not to somaliland ingenuity but thanks to african development bank generosity. I can not wait for borama corridor straight up linking to djibouti and jigjiga.

 

[Mr.Haggis]

No way that’s a highway. I was travelling from Makkah to medina and that’s what you call a highway