Alpha Blondy;930638 wrote: Oba, does the Somalia Constitution make provisions for freedom of faith? can we certain the safety and personal freedoms of Somalis of ALL faiths and spiritual denominations is guaranteed? please advise. no idea bruvs

this is some nasty stuff

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priority gone wrong ma is tiraahden

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Jacpher;930598 wrote: The trend in Muqdisho in particular and Somalia in general is that the well are getting richer while the poor are getting too poor. The gap between well vs poor is increasing and widening. Welcome to Brazil, high rise hotels and star restaurants next to slum, run down streets/neighborhoods. I don't believe we have come that far yet.

Rahima;930451 wrote: Saw these on fb and i've decided that i have got to see it in person to believe that they are of a building in Somalia. walaal the hotel is getting renovated right now, this is how it looks outside The conference room and resturaunt Another part inside the hotel getting renovated

Xamarweyne,Bacadlaha

Marksman;930470 wrote: Question: 1) What is the average hotel price in Mogadishu now? Is it about a 100 dollars or is this an exaggeration? I have no idea maybe 100-300 dollars 2) Which neighbourhoods do you think will be upcoming in the future that a long term planner could think of? Perhaps neigbouring districts? I'm not talking about the neighbourhoods that are expensive and popular now. I think Kaaraan,Huriwaa,Dayniile those areas.

xaaji, wyre is correct konfuri accent

Al inaaaaaar do you remember this song back in the days LOOOOOOOOL

Nin-Yaaban;930199 wrote: So what is't that u don't agree with, Alpha? i do sxb

Alpha Blondy;930507 wrote: Obaoow, iIa qosal, inaar.... :D:p LOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOL LOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOL Al

whats the purpose of this xaaji?

Hotel City Plaza, Abdiaziis District

Hotel Haaji Raghe

yes we can kulaha he needs to come up with original slogans ma is tiri nuunka