Sudanese build artificial lakes, Somalis build...

[HAUDflower]

30 years ago, Somalia was arguably light years ahead of Sudan in education, integration, technology, political stability, economic independence, etc.

And simply because the Somalis were unable to tame their wild side while the Sudanese worked towards that, today they are building artificial lakes while Somalis can't even deal with simple droughts. Somalia has become a country without street lights or a SINGLE paved road in the entire republic, a country where a two-story hotel is hailed as a success - EVEN THOUGH NO ONE FOCKING VISITS THAT SHIT HOLE!


The new Merowe dam and its artificial lake:

[Diyeeshaha_Tolka]

waryaa beenta dhaaf sudan was always ahead of us xaga waxbarashada iyo dhinac walba

ardayda soomaalida waxay waxbrasho usoo aadi jireen jaamacadaha sudan.

[dynamic]

yes they are doing well , but no matter hwo much u try putting somalis down your still a bantu from jahhame ( dont even know were that is )

deal with ur inferiority complex

ps: wats the recipe for ugalii

[HAUDflower]

Diyeeshaha, Sudan always had great institutions, but it wasn't as evenly distributed among the people as Somalia's system under Siad Barre. Somalia had better literacy 30 years ago than Sudan has had in its entire history.

Dynamic, you are Somali, deal with it.

[Costa__]

Sudanese == Human

Somalis===Animals

There you got your answer jareer boy

[QansaGabeyle]

Is that dam on the nile? I didn't know Sudan was allowed build dams on the nile.

[dawwa9]

I want to visit Khartoum one day, nice city.

[AbuShabab]

I highly recommend Somalis to consider Sudan instead of UAE.

[dawwa9]

I highly recommend Somalis to consider Sudan instead of UAE.

The UAE/Dubai is an International trading hub/business center.

Sudan is just an emerging economy based on commodities (which by the way are dropping huge these days). Sudan will suffer budget problems if oil prices will stay this low, they needed at least 85$ per barrel this year, UAE only 25$ per barrel for their budget.

You can't compare the two, maybe in 10-15 years not now.

[AbuShabab]

The UAE/Dubai is an International trading hub/business center.

Sudan is just an emerging economy based on commodities (which by the way are dropping huge these days). Sudan will suffer budget problems if oil prices will stay this low, they needed at least 85$ per barrel this year, UAE only 25$ per barrel for their budget.

You can't compare the two, maybe in 10-15 years not now.

However, the UAE/Dubai isn't independent, as it's controlled by the West. Most of its assets are owned by non-Muslims. Sudan is independent from the West's influence, plus most of its assets are owned by Muslims (including those from the Gulf).

[QansaGabeyle]

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You can't compare the two, maybe in 10-15 years not now.

Those that invested in Dubai 10-15 years ago got rich off their investments. Right now is probably a good time to invest in Sudan although I doubt the USA would stay out of their business and giving enough breathing room to develop their economy.

[peace-]

30 years ago, Somalia was arguably light years ahead of Sudan in education, integration, technology, political stability, economic independence, etc.

And simply because the Somalis were unable to tame their wild side while the Sudanese worked towards that, today they are building artificial lakes while Somalis can't even deal with simple droughts. Somalia has become a country without street lights or a SINGLE paved road in the entire republic, a country where a two-story hotel is hailed as a success - EVEN THOUGH NO ONE FOCKING VISITS THAT SHIT HOLE!


The new Merowe dam and its artificial lake:

horta someone once told me jareerta marka aay timuhu uu soo baxayaan waay ooyaan, is it tue?

[LadyKastumo]

horta someone once told me jareerta marka aay timuhu uu soo baxayaan waay ooyaan, is it tue?

You need help.

[AbuShabab]

Those that invested in Dubai 10-15 years ago got rich off their investments. Right now is probably a good time to invest in Sudan although I doubt the USA would stay out of their business and giving enough breathing room to develop their economy.

Don't count on the USA to remain a military/economic power in the foreseeable future. This is another reason why Somalis in the West should consider Sudan or other Muslim countries, because there will be drastic changes (particularly in the economic sector) in the West.

[sadeboi]

paidmonk is the most odd NATIONALIST....