“Hormuud’s communications infrastructure lays the foundation for advancing science, technology, engineering, and mathematics (STEM) in Somalia. We play a pivotal role in driving progress in communications, finance, and technology across Somalia, serving as the backbone for STEM development and promotion.”
Said Abdi Adam, Corporate affairs Deputy Director at Hormuud Telecom
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“A survey conducted by Buruuj Technical School shows that 65% of our graduates secure employment within their first year. This reflects the high demand for skilled technicians in Somalia. It is essential for the 1,000 Somali students graduating today to enter the trades market.”
Abdirahman Elmi Abdi, Chief Operating Officer, Buruuj Technical School
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Somali elections face serious challenges such as the clan system and foreign interference. Somalis still believe in their right to vote. The democratic process is still fragile. The electoral system needs to be reformed.
On July 1, 1960, Somalia gained its independence, following the unification of the North and South. The day became a national day to commemorate the struggle for independence. A constitution and a central government were established.
Honesty is a sign of trustworthiness, and it is an important pillar of business and management. An honest person is trusted with important tasks. Honesty protects people's rights and prevents theft and bias. Society praises honest people.
Most government employees do not receive adequate training, which reduces their performance. There is a need to establish regular and accountable training programs.