Arab response to somaliland drought

[burcaawi14]

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The slaughter house was built by the UK. I honestly don't know what somaliland does with its budget.

[AGENT447]

Lol you are an idealist Futurist, ofcoz they are more than capable of funding these projects but they dont have a decent bone in their bodies, they are leeching parasites. What on earth do you expect from the so called Gov which could not even finish and see through a f-king football tournament.

I swear, I dont know how the rulers of Somaliland can face anyone and say we are an actual Government with a straight face, when they couldn't even hold a simple football tournament successfully I wonder what happened to it, about we are gonna restart after the new year

[TheFuturist]

- Nationalise all universities (ban all non-government owned universities) and create a government funded independent univeristy. Invest in a proper university/research institute that has a modern campuses, is fully equipped and that employs the most qualified, experienced and talented members of the Somali diaspora. The university should have faculties for applied sciences/technology/engineering/medical sciences&technologies, medicine/nursing/midwifery, economics/business/sociology, religious studies/Somali history/Somali literature. This university/research institute should: provide excellent teaching, free of charge, to all qualified students. This university should also conduct cutting-edge problem-solving based research to address the technological/economic/social/health issues within the country and come up with practical solutions and authoritative recommendations. The university should have close links with and directly work with companies/industry/schools/hospitals/government departments.

One more comment on the above, I don't understand why the government allows private universities. All universities should be nationalised. Here is why:

Imagine there are currently 15 private universities, with 10,000 students in total. Each students currently pays $1,000 per year ($250 per semester). That is total revenue of $10 million, which is for the most part PROFIT for the owners of the private universities. The private owners main motive is profit making, so they don't invest in facilities, research, working with industry or looking for solutions to the country's problems. This is not their motive. There is also a cost premium to the education (cost + profit) so the education is more expensive than it needs to be. And lastly, individually these universities are very small, so they don't have the resources or economies of scale individually to invest in their facilities.

So let's establish the facts, there is demand in the country for about 10,000 students who can afford to pay $1,000 a year, probably support financially by their families and diaspora. Whether the universities are public or private, this demand will still be there. Students will still be willing to pay $1,000 per month.

Now, imagine all universities are nationalised. There is only one national university. It now has resources of $10 million per year to invest in facilities, research and teaching. It can invest in a campus in each city. It can work with the government and industry to cutting-edge problem-solving based research to address the technological/economic/social/health issues within the country. It can provide scholarships to poor students. The cost of education will be lower because there is no profit premium. It has economies of scale, so it can buy goods in bulk cheaper and it can afford to pay decent wages to staff so it can attract high calibre lecturers/professors and researchers.

This is just one example.

[TheFuturist]

Lol you are an idealist Futurist, ofcoz they are more than capable of funding these projects but they dont have a decent bone in their bodies, they are leeching parasites. What on earth do you expect from the so called Gov which could not even finish and see through a f-king football tournament.

I swear, I dont know how the rulers of Somaliland can face anyone and say we are an actual Government with a straight face, when they couldn't even hold a simple football tournament successfully I wonder what happened to it, about we are gonna restart after the new year

Walahi im not an idealist, im a realist. These things are not far-fetched. It is all possible but I don't know why they don't do any of these things.

[TheFuturist]

Lol you are an idealist Futurist, ofcoz they are more than capable of funding these projects but they dont have a decent bone in their bodies, they are leeching parasites. What on earth do you expect from the so called Gov which could not even finish and see through a f-king football tournament.

I swear, I dont know how the rulers of Somaliland can face anyone and say we are an actual Government with a straight face, when they couldn't even hold a simple football tournament successfully I wonder what happened to it, about we are gonna restart after the new year

[SahanGalbeed]

Classical case of "somalinia"=high testosterone +low IQ .

Politicians have to look like they're doing something , it is the case everywhere in the world. They were sent there by an administration that really is nothing more than a regional governorate

[Talo alle udaa]

All we need is several reservoirs along the Togdheer river, and several more in the Guban range, which could supply those whole regions for several months.

Look at that warya at 0:33 sec Nigga goes like "you thing you smart recording me..."

Nigga goes own to record guy with camera


Warya sxb, Somalis have ADHD, something call short term attention deficit. All of this will be forgotten come spring time when those rivers swell and cause flooding. "walalaha carabta" will provide for cholera epidemic treatments. The ministers of health/development will be all over it claiming it as their personal achievements.

All of the ideas you have can best be implemented by a strong ruler. The current arrangement paralyzes any initiatives to be implemented because of myriad interest between individuals, parties, tribes. Every thing is contested presumably because one group is perceived to benefit at the cost of another.