Business and CostsNewsZeila
Lawya-Addo to Saylac: first 30 km phase signed, 2026
Somaliland Standard reported on 14 May 2026 that the RDA announced a first phase of 30 km from Lawya-Addo to Saylac district, with AfDB support.
New projects, contract awards, regulatory changes and announcements across Somaliland and Puntland, each reported from a named public source: what it says, what it means on site, and what it does not establish.
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Business and CostsNewsZeila
Somaliland Standard reported on 14 May 2026 that the RDA announced a first phase of 30 km from Lawya-Addo to Saylac district, with AfDB support.
Infrastructure and ServicesNewsBerbera
DP World reported on 24 June 2021 that Berbera's new container terminal opened while the economic zone had only a symbolic groundbreaking.
Infrastructure and ServicesNewsPuntland
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.
Business and CostsProjectGalkayo
Galkayo Development Group PLC issued Addendum No. 1 on 28 June 2026, moving the design consultancy submission deadline to 15 July 2026.
People and SkillsProjectSomaliland
Baidoa Online reported on 29 July 2026 that USD 5.8 million of the World Bank programme goes to institutional strengthening and workforce development.
Infrastructure and ServicesNewsBerbera
DP World reported on 24 June 2021 that Berbera's inaugurated container terminal has capacity for 500,000 TEUs a year, with a second phase announced.
Infrastructure and ServicesProjectBerbera
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.
Business and CostsNewsBorama
Somaliland Standard reported on 14 May 2026 that two firms were named at the signing of the Lawya-Addo to Borama road agreement.
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.
Business and CostsNewsHargeisa
Hiiraan Online reported on 17 September 2025 that Somaliland signed a USD 70 million airport modernisation agreement in Dubai the day before.
Engineering and MethodsProjectPuntland
AfDB's November 2025 appraisal report lists the 18.5 km South Jalam to North Jalam road in Puntland as Lot 2 Section 2, designed with EU financing.
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.
Business and CostsProjectSomaliland
Baidoa Online reported on 29 July 2026 that Somalia and the World Bank are implementing a USD 500 million infrastructure programme approved in April 2026.
Infrastructure and ServicesProjectSomaliland
The World Bank reported on 12 December 2022 that pre-pilot studies examined whether communities would accept water stored out of sight beneath sand.
Infrastructure and ServicesNewsBorama
Somaliland Standard reported on 14 May 2026 that the government signed the construction agreement for the Lawya-Addo to Borama road.
Infrastructure and ServicesProjectHargeisa
TradeMark Africa reports that import and export consignments once threaded through Hargeisa's crowded streets, and that the 22.5 km bypass diverts that freight.
Infrastructure and ServicesProjectGarowe
World Bank reported on 12 December 2022 that water stored at Rabaable sand dam supplied an asphalt road build into Garowe.
Infrastructure and ServicesProjectSomaliland
The World Bank reported on 12 December 2022 that May rainfall at the finished Rabaable sand dam sustained the community into September.
Infrastructure and ServicesProjectHargeisa
TradeMark Africa, reporting on the UK-funded 22.5 km Hargeisa Bypass for 2020 to 2023, says consultations created on-the-job training.
Infrastructure and ServicesProjectBerbera
TradeMark Africa reports a 38% fall in Berbera Corridor transit times, attributed in part to the 22.5 km Hargeisa Bypass completed in 2023.
Infrastructure and ServicesProjectHargeisa
TradeMark Africa's project page names the civil works, design supervision and oversight partners on the 22.5 km Hargeisa Bypass.
Infrastructure and ServicesProjectHargeisa
TradeMark Africa records the UK-funded 22.5 km Hargeisa Bypass as construction complete in 2023, with a 38% cut in Berbera Corridor transit times.