Hiiraanboy must be sick comparing Garoowe to B.W.

[paidmonk]

Somaliweyn:

http://www.fsausomali.org/uploads/Other/342.pdf

Bullshit, CAMEL milk in Garoowe? There's no camels in Garoowe.

And if that wasn't enough, Garoowe's economy is better, and here is the ultimate proof.

Garoowe's shillings to dollar rate: 15,000:1 dollar
Beletweyn's shilings to dollar rate: 15,088:1 dollar

Garoowe earnings for unskilled laborer: 40,000 shillings
Beletweyn: earnings for unskilled laborer: 33,750 shillings
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NO COMPETITION!! You are comparing the fastest growing city in Somalia, the economic horse that is Garoowe; to BELETWEYN? A city many of us have just heard of?

[Somaliweyn]

Paid,

How reliable are Northeastern data I am suprised you even have a Sh.to dollar currency with that moneymaker in every household in Garowe.

The fact that there camels are sold for 4 million Sosh...says that there is a large scarcity of Camels thus prices high...in Beledweyne camels are abundant so people pay less for camel.

And its funny how you can compare the economy of cities In africa, countries cannot be compared because of unreliability of data,,,,and you want to compare cities...priceless comedy.

[paidmonk]

You think a few guys from Garoowe did this research? I'm not your cousin Hiiraanboy, I go to the best sources, not my own self-made websites.

This was done by the Facts and Stats Analysis Unit in Somalia (FSAU) in cooperation with the UN.

You'll get laughed at for thinking Beletweyn is a serious market competitor in Somalia.

[Luq_Ganane]

Somaliweyn, actually Paidmonk did produce stats concerning standard of living. The price of crucial, everyday commodities like milk, Gas, etc. are important standard of living statistics.

[Somaliweyn]

In the South, markets are spread all over regions. Mogadishu market dominates, then you have Jowhar, Baidoba, Xuddur, Garbaheerey, Kismaanyo, Merca etc.

In Northeast its Garowe and Bosaso...which makes all goods and services to centre on these towns.

anyways, case closed. I am not into comparative economic analysis of Somali cities That aint my game

[paidmonk]

1. We have to compete with Lascanood, Gaalkacyo, Qhardo, and Bosaso; four economic powerhouses; and yes, Qhardo is highly underrated, its a powerful city.

2. Beletweyn's closest economic rivals are Jowhar and Cabudwaaq; two towns even shittier than BW itself, and still manages to do no better than the aforementioned TOWNS.

Absolutely no competition.

[Luq_Ganane]

Cabudwaq is on the rise, and built from scratch by Sades in the diaspora.

[The_Emperior5]

Man allah loves beledweyne its nice and green

and allah hates garowe its qarax geed ka ma baxo

[paidmonk]

Hargeisa is 5k square km of desert.

[The_Emperior5]

[quote="paidmonk"]Hargeisa is 5k square km of desert. [/quote]


Laakin hargeysa is the second largest wixi la isku odhan jiiray somalia
And gobolka woqoyi galbeed is pretty greeen

[paidmonk]

Waqoyi isn't more green than Nugaal, they get the same amount of rainfall, I can prove it too.

[The_Emperior5]

[quote="paidmonk"]Waqoyi isn't more green than Nugaal, they get the same amount of rainfall, I can prove it too. [/quote]

sxb wax nugaal la yidh ma jirto maroodijeex ba ka weyn unna ka biyo baddan kanna dad badan kana beero badan

[paidmonk]

Aff Jinni naga dhaaf and watch this:

http://www.fsausomali.org/uploads/Image/948.jpg

Both Nugaal and Waqoyi get the same amount of rainfall and have the SAME EXACT climate, year round.

[The_Emperior5]

http://www.qarannews.com/show/14073.html

bal nugaal beeerahaan ka heeel ma jirto

xasha lilahiii

anaga dee anaga waanu duucaysanahay

mar na gaal ma waddano

[paidmonk]

Allah, beenlow gaan fiiri!

Those farms are in Dulbahanta land, near Buhoodle or Widhwidh, Execute posted those a few days ago. In fact those farms are a product of the Nugaal Valley region in Sool and Western Nugaal.

Here's another gallery, same area and photos:

http://somalinet.com/phalbums/thumbnails.php?album=141