Caalin Abyan

11/05/2026

Waxaad tahay Lander

09/05/2026

Magaca aad u taqaan nala wadaag ?

08/05/2026

My new Tiger 200cc motorcycle — powerful, stylish, and built for adventure. Smooth riding, strong performance, and ready for every road across Somaliland. 🏍️🔥

06/05/2026

The early morning light casts a golden glow over the rugged landscape, with mist hanging lightly over the hills. At a roadside checkpoint, a calm and professional policeman in uniform signals the rider to stop. Instead of tension, the moment is warm and respectful — the officer smiles and welcomes the traveler with a friendly gesture.

23/04/2026

Hargeisa Motorcycle Group waxaad ka halaysaa moto cusub oo hortada lagugu xidhxidho iyo barashada wadista mootooyinka

21/04/2026

Hargeisa’s traffic lights are still relatively limited compared to larger cities, but they play an increasing role in managing congestion at key junctions. Most are installed at busy intersections in the city center, helping regulate vehicle flow and improve road safety. However, traffic control still heavily depends on police officers, especially during peak hours, due to rapid urban growth, rising vehicle numbers, and inconsistent driver compliance with signals.

20/04/2026

https://youtu.be/8XnMstNf9MQ?si=OCm96_3HDr7VhSP0

19/04/2026

Sawirkan muqaalkiisa ciwaan maxad uga dhigi lahayd ?

17/04/2026

Waraabaha ugu badan is

16/04/2026

15/04/2026

Old Dawga Sheikh is a rough, narrow mountain road carved into the hills long before the modern highway. Its uneven surface—gravel mixed with worn, broken asphalt—winds through steep, tight curves along the mountainside, with sharp drops and rocky cliffs adding to the challenge.

Historically, this road dates back to the British colonial era, when Sheikh was an important administrative and educational center. It served as one of the main access routes used by colonial officials, traders, and locals traveling between the coast (Berbera) and the highlands.

Today, it feels isolated and untouched, carrying both a sense of danger and a deep historical legacy.
Have you ever been visited Dawgii h**e ee shekh?