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Berbera edible oil terminal: the announced 18,000-tonne initial capacity
DP World reported on 29 March 2023 that its Berbera edible oil terminal would start with 18,000 tonnes of storage capacity.
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DP World reported on 29 March 2023 that its Berbera edible oil terminal would start with 18,000 tonnes of storage capacity.
Infrastructure and ServicesNewsBerbera
DP World reported on 11 October 2018 that Berbera's port construction launch tied first-phase work to a planned free zone.
Infrastructure and ServicesProjectBerbera
The Somaliland Development Fund said on 22 March 2025 that reconstruction of 69 km between Sheikh and Berbera finishes the Burao to Berbera road.
Infrastructure and ServicesNewsBerbera
DP World's 11 October 2018 groundbreaking account set out a first phase at Berbera with a 250,000 square metre yard extension.
Infrastructure and ServicesNewsBerbera
DP World reported on 11 October 2018 that construction at Berbera port began with a groundbreaking ceremony.
Infrastructure and ServicesNewsBerbera
DP World's 13 January 2021 report put eight RTG cranes at Berbera after the 400m quay and yard, with ship-to-shore cranes due in March.
Infrastructure and ServicesNewsBerbera
DP World reported on 13 January 2021 that a 25-hectare yard extension at Berbera's new container terminal finished in August 2020.
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Somaliland Standard reported that President Abdirahman Mohamed Abdilahi Irro laid the foundation stone for the Baligubadle to Hargeisa road on 9 February 2025.
Infrastructure and ServicesNewsBerbera
DP World's 13 January 2021 report dates the Berbera quay and yard civil works to August 2020, ahead of the delivered cranes.
Infrastructure and ServicesNewsBerbera
DP World reported on 13 January 2021 that three ship-to-shore gantry cranes were scheduled for March delivery at Berbera.
Infrastructure and ServicesAnalysisZeila
Somaliland Standard reported that the AfDB project head said the Djibouti link would start with Zeila to Lawyo Addo, then Zeila to Asho Addo.
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The African Development Bank's November 2025 appraisal report places a 100 km Galkayo to Elgula gravel feeder road in Puntland under Lot 3.
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DP World reported on 13 January 2021 that eight rubber-tyred gantry cranes arrived at Berbera as part of the port expansion.
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Garowe Online reported on 4 July 2025 that Puntland President Deni laid the foundation stone for a Xarfo to Galkayo road paid from domestic revenue.
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The World Bank reported on 12 December 2022 that an international engineering firm backstopped government delivery of the WALP sand-dam pilot.
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DP World reported on 24 June 2021 that Berbera's new container terminal opened while the economic zone had only a symbolic groundbreaking.
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Kaab TV reported on 26 August 2026 that President Deni opened a new cargo warehouse at Garacad port and toured completed Berth C.
Infrastructure and ServicesProjectGalkayo
The African Development Bank's November 2025 appraisal report says the government prioritised the 66.5 km Galkayo-Xarfo road for civil works.
Infrastructure and ServicesNewsBerbera
DP World reported on 24 June 2021 that the first phase of Berbera port's expansion was complete and the new container terminal inaugurated.
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The Somaliland Development Fund announced on 22 March 2025 that 69 km of road between Sheikh and Berbera was reconstructed, rehabilitated and open to traffic.
Infrastructure and ServicesNewsBerbera
DP World reported on 24 June 2021 that Berbera Port's first-phase container terminal opened with a 400 m quay, 17 m draft and three STS cranes.
Infrastructure and ServicesNewsBerbera
DP World's 24 June 2021 announcement records three ship-to-shore gantry cranes at Berbera's new container terminal, on a 400m quay.
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The World Bank reported on 12 December 2022 that pre-pilot studies examined whether communities would accept water stored out of sight beneath sand.
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Somaliland Standard reported on 14 May 2026 that the government signed the construction agreement for the Lawya-Addo to Borama road.