Why not bypass Hargeisa, Burco and Berbera altogether? If the region is as potentially rich as you say it is, why not just go your own way? Why not invest in your own port in Maydh, invest in your own slaughterhouses and abattoirs as well as storing/refrigeration facilities. All of this would cost a few million dollars tops. Add to that a few dhows and large fishing vessels and the entire eastern SL would be self-sufficient and providing jobs to lots of layabouts and geeljires.
if you by pass hargeisa, berbera and burao the govt will come down hard, hargeisa and burco and berbera will declare war. since the maxjar livestock quarantine was given to private individuals located in berbera and livbestock market are located in hargeisa and burco, reer odweyne are not happy having to pay both al Jaberi somaliland company owned a arab yemani, and the other maxjar privatley owned by indha -deero. they getting rich fast by taxing people almost $7 - $9 dollers per head for export and $1-$2 per sheep/goat for local hargeisa and burco livetsock market.
there are so much artificial tax and cost that is being force-able placed on the middleman and then the geeljire, that there profit margin have decreased 70%. i know someone who take the livestock from haud killa shanaad, they fatten the animal in oodweyne, and transport to djbouti were there is hardly no tax. most reer oodweyne use djbouti port, which means paying a team to walk for days with the animals.
simple hargeisa, and burco has too much population to sustain and their local govt. cannot sustain their population on ngo handouts. hargeisa and Burco will become ghost towns, people will floct to oodweyne, reer hargeisa dont want that.
if you can find a way to bypass all these artifical tax at hargeisa, burco, berbera and take the livestock to bosasso or djbouti you will become wealthy in short period of time.
those clans you mention above beside maybe a small proportion ciidgale hawd have zero wealth in livestock, which is the bread and butter of somaliland economy.
