It baffles me why water treatment isn't a priority for our country's current leaders, not to mention how much flood water is wasted every year we don't have water treatment plants. After doing a bit of research i found out that each septic tank per household costs only $8000 dollars to install and it would provide that family with clean drinking water that would be recycled, repairs however would be costly but it would also provide jobs in the country for repair companies. So why have the government not purchased such tanks for every household in the country? surely for such a small population of 14 million and at a standard price of $8000 dollars per household the cost should be round about less than 1 billion to install a few community septic tanks per city.
How much would it cost to get septic tanks for each city in somalia?
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There are quite a few solar cells in Somalia I think garrowe gets 50% of it's power by solar but I don't see a future for that seeing as we are going to extract oil soon
There actually are fresh engineering graduates but there are no jobs for them outsidr of telecommunications and you can only get that through nepotism. Engineers require companies and industries to be established. Any engineer graduates we have cant do very much cause they arent experienced and dont have the proper resources to get anything done. The governemnt doesnt really consistently fund any projects so they have no source of income
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Gadabuursi ha nool
There's literally thousands of Somali engineers, doctors, lawyers politicians etc. They just don't seem to care about going to their country.
Smh Yall have been saying this for the last 10 years. WHERE IS THE OIL SXB?
One can only hope the Xoolo in Villa Somalia don't care about these issues instead all they care about is their calool
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Oromo nationalist got a hold of all the simping you niggas were doing- Started by Laiis
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