Coca-Cola factory opened in Somaliland

[HaragWafi85]

Mashallah this is how those who have chosen peace have benefited. I advise the Nabaddiids to put their arms down, perhap one day we can see that aswell in their hometowns in the future.

[SheikhExecutive]

Mashallah this is how those who have chosen peace have benefited. I advise the Nabaddiids to put their arms down, perhap one day we can see that aswell in their hometowns in the future.

Buuhoodle was peaceful before Somaliland attacked it

[ProudFather]

Mashallah this is how those who have chosen peace have benefited. I advise the Nabaddiids to put their arms down, perhap one day we can see that aswell in their hometowns in the future.

Buuhoodle was peaceful before Somaliland attacked it

When your house is infested with mice and rats you're supposed to call in the exterminators

[Faant]

this factory is soon going to be destroyed

[Coeus]

Stupid to allow coca cola to have a factory in an arid region.
Coca cola consumes alot of water. In a water arid region they will empty reserves.

Its like having freaking waterworld grandopening in the Sahara.

[HaragWafi85]

Somaliland has alot of underground water reserves we are not worried about that ish. Besides it's better than importing everything it's time we started exporting it. This factory will create alot of jobs for the locals.

[UlteriorMotive]

Are you guys schizo?

Didn't you just make a thread applauding the SL govt banning fizzy drinks companies from operating in SL (namely Coca Cola)?

[Coeus]

People are fighting over wells in that area & Siilanyo just handed a jewish company the right to drain our water for their shitty product. Coca cola also has a small percentage of Alcohol in it. I hope the imams and the people in the region know what they are drinking.


Besides the export revenues dont go to Somaliland. They only tax the products & the corporation, like a export Tax.


If you truly want to have a economy, the goverment should have supported local drink manufacturers. Instead of allowing a foreign business totally destroy them.


So sad.

[HaragWafi85]

Didn't you just make a thread applauding the SL govt banning fizzy drinks companies from operating in SL (namely Coca Cola)?

That was about drinks being imported from other countries. This is going to be homemade thus local companies is encouraged by the Somaliland government. This local company is mostly invested by a Somalilander businessman Arab Guelleh who has license from Coca Cola international.

[UlteriorMotive]

Didn't you just make a thread applauding the SL govt banning fizzy drinks companies from operating in SL (namely Coca Cola)?

That was about drinks being imported from other countries. This is going to be homemade thus it's encouraged.

But what is the difference really? Coca Cola will still be sold there right? And local manufacturers still won't be able to compete...thus you will have the unwanted result that this week's law was aimed at.

You have just undone last week's law.

+ I don't think Coke can be considered homemade akhi...it's a multinational corporation. It is positive that they will provide jobs but if SL wants to encourage home grown drinks companies then this contradicts it.

[HaragWafi85]

The difference is local companies will benefit the Somaliland economy more, creating jobs for the locals more than just importing everything and relying on other nations. Akhi whether you like it or not this Coca Cola is going to be homemade using Somaliland water . It will have the taste of Somaliland .

[UlteriorMotive]

The difference is local companies will benefit the Somaliland economy, creating jobs for the locals more than just importing everything and relying on other nations. Akhi whether you like it or not this Coca Cola is going to be homemade using Somaliland water . It will have the taste of Somaliland .

Haye this discussion is over.

[Coeus]

Continue lying to yourself. Wallahi if hough hefner opens a playboy store in hargeisa, you will be claiming its good for the economy since you dont have to import their Magazine. Goodluck

[HaragWafi85]

There is also alot of local water companies in Somaliland such as Maaxda, Mina etc. Which are exported as far as Djibouti, Ethiopia, Somalia and beyond.

Maaxda Togdheer Spring Water of Somaliland In Djibouti Airport.

[HilaacHills]

I found out on youtube yesterday that Coca-cola backwards, in arabic actually means "No Mohammed No Mecca" Creepy, right?

Check it out:


So yeah, i'm not with that shit.