IMPORTANT Residents of Hargeisa city ask their president Farmaajo to build roads for them

[Bohol]

SHACAB HARGEYSA KU NOOL OO DALBADEY INUU FARMAAJO WADO U DHISO

 

[The Patriot]

Did you say roads....

 

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[Lordilord]

Awoowo even without many roads outside the center, hands down without a doubt Hargeisa is the most lit Somali city....

 

[Bohol]

Awoowo even without many roads outside the center, hands down without a doubt Hargeisa is the most lit Somali city....

Hargeisa is indeed fun but it lacks the infrastructure of a proper city. One wonders what Sland was doing for nearly 30 years and not being able to pave the regional capital roads.

 

[KULTA]

@Bohol how much would it cost

 

[GBTarmy]

these parts of Hargeisa are forgotten, this is why smaller is better.

 

[Bohol]

@Bohol how much would it cost

For a proper paved road last estimations were $100,000 for 1 km per road. Alternatively they
can go for cheap options such as the cobblestone paving for streets which is popular in Europe
and they last a long time.

 

[Hybrid]

For a proper paved road last estimations were $100,000 for 1 km per road. Alternatively they
can go for cheap options such as the cobblestone paving which is popular in Europe and they
last a long long time.

That's not a lot of money. Why don't they tax all drivers until they raise funds to build several roads

 

[Bohol]

That's not a lot of money. Why don't they tax all drivers until they raise funds to build several roads

The money collected in Hargeisa is always stolen. So residents no longer trust the local government to collect taxes because they know they will squander it.

 

[La Xawla]

They live in a poor area so I’m not surprised.

 

[SomaliMVP]

That's not a lot of money. Why don't they tax all drivers until they raise funds to build several roads

You can build just the roads (very cheaply) or you can do it properly (very expensive).

Hargeisa needs water pipes, underground power lines and a sewage system. Then you will need a water and sewage treatment plants etc etc.

So all in all it takes a lot of planning and it costs a lot of money.

 

[Crow]

For a proper paved road last estimations were $100,000 for 1 km per road. Alternatively they
can go for cheap options such as the cobblestone paving for streets which is popular in Europe
and they last a long time.

Are those actually cheaper AND longer lasting? They look better too! Why aren't we making these in Somalia?

 

[Bohol]

Are those actually cheaper AND longer lasting? They look better too! Why aren't we making these in Somalia?

It is just rocks so yh they are cheaper. Addis Ababa is using them as well.

 

[KULTA]

Are those actually cheaper AND longer lasting? They look better too! Why aren't we making these in Somalia?

They will last over a 100 yrs

 

[Sushi]

Hargeisa and other city’s in Somaliland has no infrastructure what’s so ever I’ve never seen a side walk in Hargeisa. I feel their frustration

 

[Saalax Bidaar]

Hargeisa and other city’s in Somaliland has no infrastructure what’s so ever I’ve never seen a side walk in Hargeisa. I feel their frustration

Burco is pretty spacious and well planned, berbera ks also well planned. Hargeisa post civil war is where every Xalimo and Faarax decided to build. It didn’t help that Government is corrupt asf issuing building permits like a government cheese without establishing ground rules.

 

[Sushi]

Burco is pretty spacious and well planned, berbera ks also well planned. Hargeisa post civil war is where every Xalimo and Faarax decided to build. It didn’t help that Government is corrupt asf issuing building permits like a government cheese without establishing ground rules.

And you expect these white people to recognice somailand with a government like that smh

 

[Saalax Bidaar]

And you expect these white people to recognice somailand with a government like that smh

One can only dream right

 

[Luna]

Why don't they ask their close brothers and sisters in Ethiopia? I though Ethiopians were closer to them than other Somali's? :siilaanyolaugh: