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from what I heard there are communities of indians,yemenis, syrians, pakistanis in Hargeisa nowadays, that's crazy to think about, we went from a impoverished medium tuulo to a city in 20 years

Don't forget about the chinese they always get on the wrong bus then start yelling jibberish stob stob.

Don't forget about the chinese they always get on the wrong bus then start yelling jibberish stob stob.

^True story last summer I was at kalinta jigjiga yar this chinese dude didn't see no bus sign just a bus at the corner he hopped on thinking it was the jigjiga yar bus it wasn't though it was the xero awr bus as soon drive for like few min and got to new generation university he started screaming in english stob stob but he had thick asian accent so bus driver didn't understand him and keep driving so I shouted joogi the driver finally stop I told him he got on wrong bus the driver yelled back we don't understand indhoyar why he didn't say so in english lol chinese dude whiped sweat off his forehead and ran back up the hill back to right bus.

The chinese get thrown off in africa because no map and signs they lose sense of direction.

ahahaha kkkkkk hargeisa cadey u have changed, so beesha indhoyar has taken over jigjigayar damn

The indhoyar are in downtown too they opened automobile assembly factory in hargeysa.

This opening of automobile assembly factory in hargeysa.
https://youtu.be/rNTS14vqTfo
this opening of office solar company from china.
https://youtu.be/BAvvPaAFB-0
Chinese are everywhere in hargeysa taking photos as usual.

This is may 18th in china .
https://youtu.be/9Zd5SeDuGS8

Lol so basically ajnabis are coming in and doing the jobs the locals should be doing. Ma waxaas ayaa lagu faana?

Lol so basically ajnabis are coming in and doing the jobs the locals should be doing. Ma waxaas ayaa lagu faana?

If the locals don't have the skills, they don't get the job.

Lol so basically ajnabis are coming in and doing the jobs the locals should be doing. Ma waxaas ayaa lagu faana?

If the locals don't have the skills, they don't get the job.

Too bad none of the locals have the skills

Lol so basically ajnabis are coming in and doing the jobs the locals should be doing. Ma waxaas ayaa lagu faana?

If the locals don't have the skills, they don't get the job.

kan mohako walle ma naxo

Too funny.

I support multi-culturalism because diversity brings innovation and different ways of doing things. It will also give foreigners purpose to be in SL and SL purpose to host others----wadanka dhiisa ama baxa.

But right now we don't have skilled migrants we are attracting the lowcasts of other nations. The rejects of India, Pakistan or whatever there is going to SL because they become highly valued members. People treat them more than they are or bring to the table.

I do celebrate migrants from Singapore, Taiwan, and other highly skilled places and even Indian programmers/IT specialists not only as programmers but as teachers and Deans as well. A lot of Indians are educated and deserve to be treated with their credentials.

A week visit from a Taiwanese professional is more valuable than 100 Arabs who spend 10 years in Somaliland. I still remember the year their medics visited SL.


Maxaynu ka faidnay oo ka baranaay? Sending our students to Taiwan is more asset than them going to Turkey or Malaysia

I support skilled migration into Somaliland and I support introducing new stock into the habro camp.

I don't support taking in the untouchables and refugees with no skills. Unskilled refugees can be taken in once Somaliland becomes skilled and self-sustainable nation but in its infancy it should sought after highly skilled individuals including Landers abroad.

On this forum we have many highly educated individuals and it's their obligation to contribute others cert just to make a wage/salary is useless. It is your Islamic obligation xata to teach and share your knowledge same way you send money back to beloved ones.

Wa cibado. Wa sadaqo. Wa wajiib. Bahasha bariis iyo baasto ku cun uun maha.

Last summer I went to have breakfast with my nephew at Damal hotel, the one inside the dahabshiil building. Then we noticed there were more white people than Somali people.
So my nephew went over to a white guy sitting next to us. "Hey, what you doing in my country".
The poor white guys face went pink, could help but laugh.