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How's the infrastructure? Does it have a sewage system? Traffic lights/Road crossings? Where does it use it's energy source? Any major roads? etc..
Social life? public parks? Museums?


I plan on visiting it soon in sha allah.

are you stupid?

LegendarySS4 wrote:How's the infrastructure? Does it have a sewage system? Traffic lights/Road crossings? Where does it use it's energy source? Any major roads? etc..
Social life? public parks? Museums?


I plan on visiting it soon in sha allah.

Troll harder, son!

Asking honest questions constitutes as 'trolling', my goodness we as a people are doomed.

If you're not going to contribute to this thread, please leave.
if you're going to act like a mature person, then feel free to answer my question, get this paranoia out of your minds.

Fairly good infrastructure, apart from the hanging electrical wires. No sewage system, although i plan on sending them a design on a cheap nd useful sewage system soon. Has a few traffic lights but many choose to ignore only if the traffic warden isn't there. Energy is expensive at 1$ for kw/h and that's really expensive. A few roads are paved, only the major ones.
Social life consists of usual somali stuff, you know shaah and the usual, public parks, mmh maybe the independence monument if you consider that as a public park because there are a few benches there, but cuz it's a mostly rocky desert no greenery apart from the trees. Idk if there's a museum in hargeisa but deffo in burco.

When I was in Mogadishu The Bantu people are called jareer and are Bantu, habash carbeed mix Bantu and Arab is Habash carbeed


When I was in Hargeisa the Bantu looking are Isaaq, habash carbeed look a likes example the likes of Ina furunle is Isaaq, habasha tigre looks likes are Isaaq That is one think you will notice in Hargeysa. It's a place where people who came from around the globe are all Isaaq

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What you said makes no sense I tried reading it 2 times more.

MRnutritionist wrote:When I was in Mogadishu The Bantu people are called jareer and are Bantu, habash carbeed mix Bantu and Arab is Habash carbeed


When I was in Hargeisa the Bantu looking are Isaaq, habash carbeed look a likes example the likes of Ina furunle is Isaaq, habasha tigre looks likes are Isaaq That is one think you will notice in Hargeysa. It's a place where people who came from around the globe are all Isaaq

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MRnutritionist wrote:When I was in Mogadishu The Bantu people are called jareer and are Bantu, habash carbeed mix Bantu and Arab is Habash carbeed


When I was in Hargeisa the Bantu looking are Isaaq, habash carbeed look a likes example the likes of Ina furunle is Isaaq, habasha tigre looks likes are Isaaq That is one think you will notice in Hargeysa. It's a place where people who came from around the globe are all Isaaq

Kuwani waa damiin, in FAR WAWEYN WAX LOOGU DHIGO weeyan

Mar aan tagay hargeysa ayaan waxaa mid waalan igu dhex lugeysiiyey qaar ka mid ah xaafadaha magaalada sida xaafada sheekh nuur, iyo gacan libaax,markaas ayaan waxa aan arkaa dad u wada eg jareertii Xamar iyo koonfurta ee qabiilka Jareer wayne iyo qaar u eg reer xamar kii cad cadaa iyo habashi iska dhal waa kuwa aan muqdisho ugu yeerno " Xabash carbeed" iyo qaar aad moodo amxaaro.

Markaas ayaan waydiiyey midkii ila socday war tolow ileyn jareertii baantuuga iyo reer xamarkii xabash carbeed ee aan xamar ku arki jiray dhamaan halkan way joogaan? markaas ayuu yiri war ninyahow iska aamus, dadkan aad aragtaa dhamaan waa Isaaq, Halkani ma ahan Muqdisho oo kale oo jareer eelay iyo reer xamar.

Marka, in Mogadishu Jareer bantu is Jareer Bantu, reer xamar is reer xamar, people know who they are by the look of it, in hargeysa, the jareer batu is Isaaq, reer xamar mix with jareer " habash carbeed" is a Isaaq, and amxaaro midgets who are also ? you guess it right