Sounds like there is a desperate need for a private somali Security company. Manshallah its good to see the Somalis putting their foot down...

Even though the Nairobi council collects 25% of all its revenue in this district of Nairobi alone, notice how there are no paved roads, sewage systems, street lighting, pavements, stop lights etc. And seemingly, no secutiry either. SMH.

http://www.hiiraan.com/news/2012/May/wararka_maanta8-17912.htm Dibad-bax Ballaaran oo ka soconayo Xaafadda Eastleigh (Islii) ee Nairobi iyo Goobihii Ganacsi oo gabi ahaan xiran Talaado, May 08, 2012 (HOL) — Waxaa maanta ka soconayo Xaafadda Eastleigh (Islii) ee magaalada ee Nairobi dibad-bax ballaaran oo ay soo qabanqaabiyeen ganacsatada xaafadda, kaasoo ay uga cabanayaan amni darrida kusoo badaneysa Xaafadda. Dibadbaxan ayaa ka danbeeyay kadib markii xalay kooxo hubeysan ay dhac u geysteen ilaa todobo tukaan oo ganacsi kuwaasoo ay ka qaateen hanti fara badan, oo isugu jirtay lacago aad u tiro badan iyo weliba alaabihii yaallay dukaamadaasi. "Xaaladda Amaandarro waa ay kasii dareysaa, cid wax ka qabaneysana ma jirto, xalay waxaa dukaamadeenii dhacday burcad hubeysan oo sitay gaadiid, waxayna qaateen wax alaale iyo wixii dukaamada Yaallay," ayuu yiri mid kamid ah ganacsatadii hantidooda la dhacay oo isagoo careysan warbaahinta la hadlay.

NGONGE;828078 wrote: ^^ Adiga horta you must visit the place to wake you up from this crazy dream you're living. I promise that it will be very healthy for you. War even H town that is supposed to be peaceful and progressive is going to shock you to your core . Shock? yeah it will be a shock. But you will also see opportunity. But the place desperately needs its educated people back... the biggest problem is ignorance and aqoon la'aan.

Turkey foreign ministry press release. No:50, 21 February 2012, Press Release Regarding the International Conference on Somalia to be held in London H.E. Mr. Ahmet Davutoğlu, Minister of Foreign Affairs of the Republic of Turkey, will participate in the International Conference on Somalia which will be chaired by the British Prime Minister and held on 23 February 2012 in London. Representatives of nearly 50 countries and international organizations have been invited to the conference. Within the framework of the preparations for the conference, a core group consisting of 15 countries, including Turkey, and international organizations has been established. The Core Group comprises Qatar, Ethiopia, Uganda, Kenya, USA, France, Sweden, Italy, Norway, UAE , UK and international organizations such as the UN, the African Union (AU) and the EU. Within the framework of the preparations for the conference, Turkey has actively participated in and contributed to the works of the Core Group. The agenda of the Conference includes the topics of political process, security, humanitarian assistance, and stability and recovery in Somalia. Before the conclusion of the transition period in Somalia in August 2012, the international community will come together at the London Conference to exchange views on the measures to be taken and policies to be conducted in order to reestablish peace and stability in the country. Turkey has always supported the addressing of the issue of Somalia in international and regional platforms with a view to finding a lasting solution to the problems prevailing in Somalia. Turkey will organize the Second International Conference on Somalia in June 2012 in Istanbul, in cooperation with the UN. The outcome of the London Conference will be reviewed at the Istanbul Conference, and the course to be followed by the international community in the post-Transition Period in Somalia will be shaped. Share on Facebook SOURCE

The ambassador said something about practical goals and projects that will result in tangible change for the better.

Turkish Ambassador to Norway lays out the strategy that Turkey is executing in Somalia. very interesting.

Chimera;827922 wrote: LOL, awesome and welcome. Thanks sxb

ASC everyone, my first post in this thread, and I enter in style :cool:

wyre;827765 wrote: Why did the name you blue Hahahah waad ku qabatay sxb

OdaySomali;827715 wrote:

Bluelicious;827712 wrote: You hereby got my promise babes

OdaySomali;827715 wrote:

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nuune;827280 wrote: I can list more projects That was a very interesting read! List these other projects sxb... even if you just list their "titles". Gives me food for thought.

Bluelicious;827694 wrote: OdaySomali knows i'm sowwie and didn't meant it like that. We are cool with each other. Just promise not to do it again

Sensei;804533 wrote: Pretty neat idea for our towns and cities, especially residential zones. I hear the cracks between setts create natural drainage system, and besides places like Xamerweyne or old sections will look nicer with the whole throwback look. Yep thats the idea. It would also create jobs for 1,000's of people.

Artan;804527 wrote: Hey, by golly Oday! You have impressed me with your business mind, you and I; we are alike because we are forward thinking and do not let the present conditions of Somalia get us down. I've come up with a business plan and will implement it this summer. Thank you Artan. Its not a new idea nor is it particularly innovative but it might just work. Inshallah I wish you all the best with your business plan.

Turkish Ambassador to Norway lays out the strategy that Turkey is executing in Somalia. very interesting.

The Chinese Growth Model (video)