29 thousand students sit for exams in Somaliland

[Suldaanka]

Indeed, agriculture and modern animal farming are on the raise in Somaliland. 

One of the success stories  is the new farming techniques where by investors start leasing shecamels from their owners (usually nomads) and guarantee them monthly income from the leased animal - in exchange for the investor to provide both water and feedstock and then sell the camelmilk to the market, dividing the profits. USAID have recently decided to copy replicate the idea across other Somali regions and I have seen some new farms being established near Mogadishu.

Access to Water is a major issue for any serious farming though. 

Somalilanders are better suited to pursue modern jobs such as service industry, technology and financial institutions more than manufacturing. Ethiopia is in a better position for manufacturing industry as they have both access to cheap electricity and low cost labour. 

 

[Suldaanka]

Tukaraq students take part in Somaliland exams...

 

[gooni]

On 6/17/2019 at 1:45 AM, Che -Guevara said:

Let's hope these kids are wiser than the current stock of Somalis

Geed walba mirihiisuu dhalaa Dr.chuevara

[Suldaanka]

 

[Old_Observer]

18 minutes ago, Suldaanka said:

 

45 minutes outside the Somaliland capital city,

That is a big factor in the 3rd world and having one or two great guys that start it all.

[Suldaanka]

Former leader of America's leading Girls School will become head master of Abaarso Tech in Somaliland.

"The overarching idea is to train Somaliland’s future leaders and innovators. So far, it’s been working. Already, some of the graduates have come to U.S. colleges and universities such as Columbia, Holy Cross and Marist."

 

Longtime Emma Willard leader will run school in Africa - Times Union

WWW.TIMESUNION.COM

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Trudy Hall, who ran Emma Willard school in Troy between 1999 and 2016, will head a school in the African outback.