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1987-kii, Dugsigii Dhexe ee Biyo-dhacay, Ardayda halkan barxada sawirkan taariikhiga ah ku gashay waa Form Fooradii ka qalinjabiyey Dugsigii Sare ee Gacan Libaax Sannad Dugsiiyeedkii 1986/1987-kii. @ Jaambiir
The Xeedho is a traditional Somali wooden container deeply rooted in SL cultural heritage. Historically, it has been used to store & present food during weddings, celebrations, &other important social occasions. Beyond its practical function, the xeedho symbolizes hospitality.
Construction of the Berbera Cement Factory began in 1976 and was officially completed in 1986. In 1987, the factory commenced its first production, producing approximately 80,000 bags of cement that year. When operating at full capacity,
the factory was capable of producing thousands of bags per day, making it one of the most significant industrial projects in the country at the time.
The factory was located approximately 11 kilometres from the city of Berbera.
This distance was chosen to minimise pollution, reduce its potential impact on the local population & environment. Furthermore,the factory would cease operations during 3 months of summer winds to prevent industrial waste & airborne pollutants from reaching city. @Berbera Museum
The photograph shows Amir Yusuf Kamal Pasha, an Egyptian, alongside his car in 1924 on the Sheikh Road. It depicts the old, rugged road located on the eastern side.
In the past, the area served as a public square, extending from Freedom Garden in Berbera to Bar Ubax Hotel. Later, the revolutionary government transformed it into the office of the Somali Shipping Agency.
The University of Hargeisa, located in Hargeisa, Somaliland, was established in 1998 and officially began its academic operations in 2000. It was founded during a period of post-conflict reconstruction, when Somaliland was working to rebuild its educational institutions rebuild,
to rebuild educational opportunities and invest in future generations following years of conflict and political uncertainty. The university’s history is therefore closely connected to Somaliland’s broader efforts to strengthen education, develop professional expertise, &
Dulcad was one of the settlements associated with Somali refugees in eastern Ethiopia, particularly during the large refugee movements caused by the Somali civil war in the late 1980s & early 1990s.
In 1988 Hargeisa,
The destruction of Hargeisa was one of the most devastating episodes of the Somali civil war. After the (SNM) captured parts of the city, forces of the Siad Barre government carried out extensive aerial bombardment & artillery attacks on Hargeisa














