Hargeisa city planning

[SomaliWadaniSoldier]

It pains my eyes.
I saw lots of hargeisa vlogs:
1) no big park
2) no palms
3)landlocked city
4) lots of trash
5) no tight jeegan p*



Reer Hargeisa please convince me

 

[Suldaanka]

It pains my eyes.
I saw lots of hargeisa vlogs:
1) no big park
2) no palms
3)landlocked city
4) lots of trash
5) no tight jeegan p*



Reer Hargeisa please convince me

This shit will light up tomorrow when people wake up.

 

[Apollo]

2) no palms

Palm trees actually suck for city planning purposes. They don't provide much shade (they are like poles) and are prone to many diseases.

Azadirachta indica (neem tree) and Eucalyptus trees are the best to use in Somalia as they require little water, provide lots of shade, and are resistant to almost anything.

 

[Jiron]

The pictures and videos I saw were absolutely stunning, beautiful landscape and buildings as far as the eye can see. To think this city was rebuilt from ground up after the devastating tragedy is nothing short of ingenuity, resilience and testament of hardwork. We can learn a lot from the people of Hargeisa.

 

[roble]

somalis get rich quick of the govt. this has to stop..

 

[SomaliWadaniSoldier]

Kkkk the title has been changed.

Anyways many Hargeisa people fantasize about Muqdisho. In every Muqdisho vlog u see their romantic replies for Xamar

 

[Yaquub]

Palm trees actually suck for city planning purposes. They don't provide much shade (they are like poles) and are prone to many diseases.

Azadirachta indica (neem tree) and Eucalyptus trees are the best to use in Somalia as they require little water, provide lots of shade, and are resistant to almost anything.

Are they native and how tall can they grow? I'm doing some research on all native trees. We need to plant forests if we ever hope to encourage more rainfall in that dry region.