Somaliland entrepreneurs in the diaspora

[Thuganomics]

Add some if you know of any more

Amina Moghe Hersi

Uganda
(Somali: Aamina Mooge Xirsi) (b. 1963) is an award-winning Somali entrepreneur. She has launched several multi-million dollar projects in Kampala, Uganda, such as the luxury mall the Oasis Centre and the Laburnam Courts. She also runs Kingstone Enterprises Limited, one of the largest distributors of cement and other hardware materials in Kampala.

Mohamed Yusuf

UK;In 1999 he founded Invicta, a private equity firm providing finance for the media, commercial property and renewable energy sectors which, according to its website, has raised over £1.4bn ($2.3bn) of investment capital.
According to him, the firm has invested in mining, and oil and gas exploration and is about to embark on a $40m exploration programme..

Musa Bulhan (No pic available) Kenya

Captain Musa Bulhan, Capt. Musa, the proprietor and chief executive of African Express Airways, was the first African to own an airline with landing rights in Europe.

[Thuganomics]

Guys do you know that Mohamed Yusuf was a big investor in the animation movie
Wallace and Gromit

[Saraxnow]

Ma walahida, what a joker. Wherever opportunities arise

[Thuganomics]

Ma walahida, what a joker. Wherever opportunities arise

Yeah!

Wallace & Grommit: Curse of the Were-Rabbit, Da Vinci Code and James Bond's Casino Royale.

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-africa-16603523

[Saraxnow]

"Control your fear and never give up because you will fail more than you succeed, and I think that's the thing that my father taught me more than anything else, and that's that ultimately you will prevail if you take your losses as well as your successes and learn from the losses. We learn nothing from success and everything from failure.

"I think the thing that separates the natural businessman and, let's say, a business consultant, is the tenacity that is required. Many people give up on their dreams and their ideas faster than they should, and even when they do fail, they should figure out why they failed and then look for the next opportunity."

I like him Funny thing that's exactly what my dad told me