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How mant water plants we have in Burco now?

-Maaxda
-Saxansaxo
-Xarreeda
-Laac
-Dasani

SBI company ayaa iska leh Dasani, laakiin biya yaraanta hargeysa ka jirta awgeed ayay Burco ka dhiseen shirkad weyn oo biyaha soo saarta.

Exports of bottled water should be banned. Our people are dying of thirst!

Caqlibaa loo baahan yahah

Maxdax + saxansaxo best bottled water in sl hands down.. it taste like evian



Even tho they are a Del Boy Peckham spring type water

Exports of bottled water should be banned. Our people are dying of thirst!

Caqlibaa loo baahan yahah

They already banned last year, there is no exports waters in Somaliland. we have hundred of water plants in Somaliland, Burco alone have 5+ water plants.

Maxdax + saxansaxo best bottled water in sl hands down.. it taste like evian



Even tho they are a Del Boy Peckham spring type water

Caasha xalay ayaan kugu riyooday anigoo marada kaa siibaaya.

Exports of bottled water should be banned. Our people are dying of thirst!

Caqlibaa loo baahan yahah

They already banned last year, there is no exports waters in Somaliland. we have hundred of water plants in Somaliland, Burco alone have 5+ water plants.

Excellent props to the government. Kulmiye wax badan ayay qabteen

But I still think the sustainability of theae water sources should be monitored. Why should select groups of fat old men profit from the our shared resources below i.e. water. Every Somaliland equally owns that water - that is xeer law since time immemorial

They should be taxed heavily at 50%.

But I still think the sustainability of theae water sources should be monitored. Why should select groups of fat old men profit from the our shared resources below i.e. water. Every Somaliland equally owns that water - that is xeer law since time immemorial

They should be taxed heavily at 50%.

This!

We need to seriously monitor the water table in somaliland and tax these large corporations. I still don't understand how we have a coke factory in Hargeysa where the water is scarce . The government also needs to conduct quality control inspections on our products to make sure these companies provide what's on the label.

We can't blame the private sector too much because everyman is looking for opportunities. The government needs to step it up and start appropriating our tax monies to good use

Waslaawi,
Dasaani Xamarna way joogaane ma reer Woqooyi baa?

Waslaawi,
Dasaani Xamarna way joogaane ma reer Woqooyi baa?

It's coca colas water business how aquafina is pepsi.. it was launched in the U.K. But it flopped when it was investigated that the just purified tap water

Maxdax + saxansaxo best bottled water in sl hands down.. it taste like evian



Even tho they are a Del Boy Peckham spring type water

Caasha xalay ayaan kugu riyooday anigoo marada kaa siibaaya.

king actually tried to make a joke

But I still think the sustainability of theae water sources should be monitored. Why should select groups of fat old men profit from the our shared resources below i.e. water. Every Somaliland equally owns that water - that is xeer law since time immemorial

They should be taxed heavily at 50%.

This is just private bottled water venture. The question I have is who supplies water to the masses: is if the government or private?

If it is private, then it is maddening

Waslaawi,
Dasaani Xamarna way joogaane ma reer Woqooyi baa?

If it's the same one then yes. It's owned by Ahmed Osman Geele and his family (Geele Arab).

The father made his money in Djibouti but it was his son who took their name to a new height. He did not use his father's money btw. He started from ground zero.

Now he runs over 18 companies almost in every industry in Djibouti and Somaliland from beverages (SBi - Somaliland Beverages Industry, which Coca Cola franchise operates under), to construction, shipping, medicine to car parks (Djibouti Tadjoura port).

This is his office in Djibouti, which was under construction last year.



They are same sub-qabil as Ahmed Godane, Edna Adan, my ayeeyo (Arab - Isaaq).