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possibly into the billions for basic infrastructure and nothing too fancy. However money is not an issue, will there ever be peace in our lifetime and will everyone drop the qabil affiliations and judge each other equally
It was picking itself up before the warlords and Ethiopia created more damage, laakin I think it won't take 50years not even 20years if we get peace and stability.
With the right systems and leaders, and international investment...it won't take more than 10years...obviously the Somali economy will need a lot more work but we should be among the top developing countries in 50 peace and stable years.
^Do you honestly think the government will give reparations for the events in the civil war? I know I will never live in Kaasa balbaara again, you should realize its Hawiye land too.
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