Somaliland the Country that doesnt exist in the UN Maps but is a full functioning & Hard working

Somaliland the Country that doesnt exist in the UN Maps but is a full functioning & Hard working

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Mie haka kaa nchi ambako hakatambuliki na nchii yeyote ulimwenguni, na hakana uwezo wakupata misaada ya kibenki au mikopo nafuu, na badoo inaji enedesha vizuri ikiweza kuwapatia wananchi wao mazingira ya kieleimu na ya kiafya. A very hard working Nation that is not recongnized, could be another Taiwan of Africa, Hawa wanajenga barabara za lami kwa nguvu ya kujitolea, Pls visit the sites below and see for yourself.

I hope we could be natinalistic like them, and we had dedicated bureucrats who are honest to their Nation.

QUOTE ""Somalilandsun - The number of students in Somaliland in 1991 was only 1,019 after Somalia and her dictator General Mohammed Siad Barre were defeated.
Today, there are over 60,000 students in Somaliland. That's over 5700% growth in 23 years or over 240% every year. "" UNQUOTE

Somaliland: Education Growth Stands at More Than 5700% in 23 years



[h=2]Dawga Cad Road[/h]Sunday, December 22, 2013 Admin Somaliland, RDA No Comments

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[/h]The Dawga-Cad Road
The current Somalilnd Government adopts a participatory approach in which the communities take part in the construction of the road projects.
This approach empowers the community, inspires the villagers to participate in public affairs in the future, and encourages the village’s development in the long run.

The construction of Dawga-Cad road which links Hargeisa to the coastal and sub-coastal areas below the Golis Mountains of Bulahar, Eilsheikh, Lughaya and Zeila
districts is one of the Community Initiated Cost Sharing projects which is going on now in the country.
This project is for upgrading of 125km road from earth to bitumen standard including culverts and bridges.
So far the community contributed the construction cost of 5km long while the Somaliland Government contributed the cost of 2km long of the road.
Somaliland Road Development Agency | RDA

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