I just saw from the subreddit many aren’t fan of him I was just curious I’m Somali so I’m not very familiar with the geopolitical context I know why Eritreans don’t like him
Burtinle Hospital in northern Somalia approximately 7 degrees north of the equator. Having a hot desert climate with annual temperatures regularly exceeding 35°C
The local community played a pivotal role in the hospital's development. They contributed to establishing pathways, water pipes, and power connections. The design reflects the community's values, blending Islamic religious practices with modern healthcare priorities. Key facilities include emergency, outpatient, maternity, neonatal care, and operating theatre units, supported by laboratory, pharmacy, and administration spaces. A small inpatient ward completes the program, ensuring comprehensive care.
The hospital's layout draws inspiration from the courtyard typologies common in northern Somalia.
Four buildings, including three new ones and one refurbished structure, enclose a shaded central courtyard that serves as the heart of the facility. This courtyard fosters a healing environment, offering spaces for family gatherings, privacy, and relaxation.
The surrounding verandas and open waiting areas seamlessly connect indoor and outdoor spaces, enhancing airflow and creating a sense of safety and comfort.
Hello so I was raised in the diaspora I’m familiar with few aspects of the culture but the thought came across my mind why isnt there books about Dhaqan? Let’s say culture dances across regions and clothes worn
I have seen somali history books but it’s from colonial time I know in the 80s they had education about Somali history in school curriculum why do we not have access to this now? I saw one about Somali trade in Egypt written by Somali author in the 80s but it was brief and it was from the school curriculum