@galbeedi You are reading too much into this. It will never see the light of day. Kuwa lacagta ururinya, waar lacagtiina haysta, walee rag ayaa daaro ku dhisan doona waliba Hargeisa ayay ka dhisan doonaan.

Somaliland will join a handful of African countries to get Starlink enabled. Somaliland's MSG Group, SomCable will be the contractor enabler of Starlink in Somaliland.

Yes we are for real. Our economy is owned by the citzens of the country and we run our internal affairs as well. No government on this Earth can tell us what to do unlike Somalia which is a whore with both legs open. lol

You are wrong. There is some donations but absolutely the Somaliland exists on its own. Yes, recently there has been some donors who fund projects but they do not fund anything to do with the Somaliland system. They fund specific projects which have start and end, for example water projects, road project, even education project. Since its inception, Somaliland national army was 100% financed, funded by Somaliland Gov't. Ethiopia and UK have scholarship for Army Staff and Officers - those who are in the office doing the nitty-gritty stuff of planning, budgeting and training.

The International Community cannot dictate anything to Somaliland. For Somaliland's security is home grown and they have no say in it. Back in 1990s, United Nations Secretary General Betros Betros Ghali put a lot of pressure on Somaliland to accept foreign millitary to be deployed to Berbera. Both President Tuur and later on President Egal totally rejected the proposals and even declared the UN Rep PnG Since those days, Somaliland has kept an arms length of foreign powers to get involved into its own internal issues. Somaliland has always proved them wrong. And today, nothing is going to change.

Another crude oil seep comes to surface near Berbera.