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Hargeisa slowly becomes the most modern Somali city

Postby Hawdian » Sat Jul 12, 2014 4:40 am

Day by day Hargeisa is adding modern buildings to its fast changing landscape.

The Sacadadiin Mall in the Boqoljire neighborhood.

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Situated between Gafaane and the Control, the place used to be an empty and almost remote the last time I was there over two years ago. Good upgrade.

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Ras Hawdian----Baxsaaney Hargeisaay ka gudomay Sacadadiin
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Re: Hargeisa slowly becomes the most modern Somali city

Postby EvolSyawla » Sat Jul 12, 2014 4:54 am

Wow, I've never seen that. Beautiful. I just wish the city wasn't so dusty! Isn't Sacadadiin a furniture store? Is the whole building a showroom of sorts? Or an actual mall with different vendors?

I've been looking for places to go after maghrib that don't consist of sitting among a million men drinking shah, shopping or having dinner. (Royal Lounge, SummerTime, Mansoor, Ambassador etc).

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Re: Hargeisa slowly becomes the most modern Somali city

Postby Hawdian » Sat Jul 12, 2014 5:02 am

Evol,

In Hargeisawi's eyes its very far away even though its about 10 minutes from the city center :)

I used to walk from Masalaha (near Ambassador Hotel) to this place...every morning and my relatives way ila yabi jiren. You learn the people and city better by foot.

The Control guys are very funny people. One day they stopped me while I was going to Gabiley area. He asked for my license and I showed them my Australian one. He came back to me and said: "Walaal kan ma qadano ee mid SL ah miyad haysata?". I was trying to be cool as there were gabadho with me. I politely told him that I have used it all the time I was here, what was the issue. He replied: "Walaal xalay aya la so rogay xukunkan oo waba mid cusub" hahahahahahahahahaha...I laughed hard and I told him, "hadad igu odhan lahed ken ducadi wax wan ku dhibi laha lakin mar hada shuqul kale ila timi sidan kuma kala baxayno". So I called my cousin who is an officer in the traffic department. Within a minute they lifted the gates.

My best experience with these traffic dudes was two guys. A young fella in the Airport area who was very honest and I gave him lift to the city since it was the end of his shift and an old man in the 150 Control (see map above 150st). He refused to accept payment that I offered to him saying: "Adeer mushahiir igu filan ban qata oo dacad ban u shaqaysta, malin wanaagsan". Wallahi that was the best man in Somaliland.

You're right the dust is mad but I hate the mud worse when it rains. I guess you didn't see muddy Hargeisa with the dirty water, mosquito, donkeys and qat papers all swimming together :lol: :lol:

That's the worst sight. Then the cars will go fast and splash you with mud unless you know what you're doing. Also when its about to rain and all the dust is flying (mini tornadoes)....you will go blind.

What was your worst and best experience in SL?

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Re: Hargeisa slowly becomes the most modern Somali city

Postby EvolSyawla » Sat Jul 12, 2014 5:17 am

Wow, an official refusing some cash? I've never seen that one yet. And lucky you lol, everyone needs a relative in a position of authority here on speed dial loll He probably just wanted that bribe. "Walaal xalay aya la so rogay xukunkan" kulaha.

Best experience?, Walahi I have a lot. I am so happy to be back that I can name a few. For example, I am a very social girl from Toronto. I come here and just work work work, which I am very happy with, but honestly lol qalbigagya inu iga jabo wan yara wirwirayay, the life of an extrovert.

I decide to one day go out and just make friends, so I go to Royal Lounge with my sisters, and within an hour we're chatting and making friends, who we have since hung out with often. Makes me miss Canada even less. Kind, respectful and very intelligent qoorbajoogs are coming back home and I love it.

Worst? hmmm. Having a man grab my rear in bacadlaha. I HATE Hargeisa bacadlaha with a passion. The most disgusting men congregated into one place. It's horrible. And women are blamed if we make a scene in response. In general, seeing the ways in which Somali culture has disadvantaged women is what makes being here hard.

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Re: Hargeisa slowly becomes the most modern Somali city

Postby Hawdian » Sat Jul 12, 2014 5:28 am

Worst? hmmm. Having a man grab my rear in bacadlaha. I HATE Hargeisa bacadlaha with a passion.
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Damnnnn he probably tho he was in the club!

That joint is hilarious though. I do feel bad for the girls. One time I saw one guy fighting with a girl inside the Bacadle and his reason was; she won't give him her number :mindblown:

The thing I hate the most about Bacadle is that they grab you and want to sale their Chinese BS by force :mrgreen:

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Re: Hargeisa slowly becomes the most modern Somali city

Postby EvolSyawla » Sat Jul 12, 2014 5:35 am

Indeed. And start cutting you up while you're walking away lolll clowns.

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Re: Hargeisa slowly becomes the most modern Somali city

Postby waraabe251 » Sat Jul 12, 2014 6:25 am

hargeisa is the best place though. Bro you shouldve seen kids trying to get into crown hotel without paying. god damn. that is what i call a nightclub. so manny hot girls dancing around in very revealing clothing :damn: :damn: :damn:

the guys that work there are so funny though, they said "meesha fusuqbuu dhulku la dumayaa"


don't go there, i saw things that you should see on the day after ramadan :whew:

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Re: Hargeisa slowly becomes the most modern Somali city

Postby EvolSyawla » Sat Jul 12, 2014 7:20 am

A bunch of landers in see through dirics. ... what do they even dance to? 2001 akon tracks? CAN they dance??

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Re: Hargeisa slowly becomes the most modern Somali city

Postby LiquidHYDROGEN » Sat Jul 12, 2014 7:37 am

That's a well designed shop, even I can't complain. But that doesn't make it a modern city. Modern cities have constant and reliable power supplies, Water systems and treatment plants, proper roads, city-planning, trash-disposal, plumbing and heating. Hargeisa has none of those.

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Re: Hargeisa slowly becomes the most modern Somali city

Postby Hawdian » Sat Jul 12, 2014 7:45 am

L2H,

Warya you're the King of Niic. Nothing but whining and constant complaining as if the world is here to appease you. Ninyo if you're so genius and activism, go buy a small block of land and show us modernity. Put your money where your mouth is...anyone can do 24/7 calacaal.

Hargeisa like all cities is going through a phase and slowly its changing both for better and worse for some areas. All places are the same.

The people building Hargeisa have all the ideas in the world but they know even a simple ladder is built in phases and one step after the other.

Adigu you are stuck in your world of Sim City and Age of Empires where virtual cities grow in hours if not minutes.

Let me see you post one day something about the real world rather than sim city and your idealism world.

Sometimes the best of us is the one who appreciates what others are doing but add a value to it rather than niic here niic there niic everywhere :D

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Re: Hargeisa slowly becomes the most modern Somali city

Postby Methylamine » Sat Jul 12, 2014 8:07 am

I see they've used the profits they've made off their exorbitant prices into good use :)

Hargeysa: The home of people oo Lacag-heysa

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Re: Hargeisa slowly becomes the most modern Somali city

Postby LiquidHYDROGEN » Sat Jul 12, 2014 8:21 am

Hawdian nothing I say is calaacal. It's the god honest truth. If you don't like it adeey kuu jirta. I'm not going to censor myself to appease your low ambitions and low threshold for a modern city. Is there a modern city in the world that doesn't have basic houselhold plumbing and water supply? Go look in the dictionary for the word modern. Sim city kulaha. Hargiesa had stability since 1994, that's 20 years. Nations have changed in less time.

Fyi I commended the businessmen, I just take issue with your misrepresentation of Hargeisa's reality with a shiny building built by a businessman. I have realitives there and they say it is the very opposite of a modern city. No go back to your xabashi topics. :arrow:
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Re: Hargeisa slowly becomes the most modern Somali city

Postby StormShadow » Sat Jul 12, 2014 8:22 am

A bunch of landers in see through dirics. ... what do they even dance to? 2001 akon tracks? CAN they dance??
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Re: Hargeisa slowly becomes the most modern Somali city

Postby Chinaman » Sat Jul 12, 2014 9:23 am

Beautiful :sland: :up:

Hopefully you guys will get your independence soon, you deserve it.

Btw this is to the OP
Fuck Ethiopia lol

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Re: Hargeisa slowly becomes the most modern Somali city

Postby waraabe251 » Sat Jul 12, 2014 9:27 am

Beautiful :sland: :up:

Hopefully you guys will get your independence soon, you deserve it.

Btw this is to the OP
Fuck Ethiopia lol
you guys should break away from that bantu fest called muuq-disho


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