North American Somalis soo gala

[Ka darag]

i will not go to somaliland while dahir riyale is still in power.

Y not?? Wat did he do to u??

[MALMAHA]

nothing personal he is becoming a dictator.


he did just about every thing except killing civilians.

[Ka darag]

[MALMAHA]

he is f-king up the people, and the system, the dumbest leader the world has ever known,
even if he was a proper dictator he would have been, stupid one.

[nomadicwarlord]

I've always wanted to know how much does it cost and how long is the flight to somalia? Also seeing as it's a long flight where does the flight transit at?
Now in the UK the price of a single ticket is already expensive at £700-£800 so that must make you guys ticket in the range over £1000, as for the flight time it takes about 8 hours and transits in france and then djibouti or you might travel straight to addis and then to your destination.

Where do you live so that I can pass your information to the FBI This summer, Al-Shabaab recruiment is at an all time low.

[Voltage]

Americans can't go to Somalia "unofficially". No one is preventing you but going there pretty much puts a red light on your head.

As for going to Africa. I once bought a ticket to Kenya for $1600 and one to South Africa for $1200 (dirt poor cheap was lucky to get it). THere is variation and it depends on when you buy the ticket, where you buy it from and what discounted options you are able to look at.

[Somalian_Boqor]

It costs' anywhere between 1,000 to 2,000.

[Rabshoole]

The ticket cost's any where around $1000 to 2300 being the maximum,
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You'll either get off at Addis, Mombasa, last but not least Nairobi.

[Grant]

Prices have come down considerably.

In 1966 my one-way ticket was over $1700. We flew New York to Florence to Rome. Overnight. On to Aden. Overnight. On to Hargeisa. The flight from Aden to Hargeisa was on a WWII cargo plane with no seats and bulletholes for windows.

I don't know what it cost, but I came home on the first 747 flight out of the brand new Mog airport. Overnight in Athens, then landed in D.C.