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Trafigura Investing $50 Million on Berbera Fuel Storage

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Muse Bihi Abdi, the Somaliland president, today formally set the foundation stone for the construction of new fuel storage tanks in Berbera invested by...
Development

President Bihi Inaugrates the Expanded and Upgraded Berbera Port

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The President of the Republic of Somaliland HE Muse Bihi Abdi has inaugurated the completion of the first phase of the modernization and expansion...
Economy

Guban View: Kudos to President Bihi for Bringing Big Commodity Trader Trafigura to Berbera Oil Terminal

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The  Bihi administration got it right for bringing to Somaliland, Trafigura Group Pte,  the world’s second-biggest independent oil and industrial metals trader. Trafigura will help...
Economy

Trafigura Conglamorate to become Somaliland’s Exclusive Petroleum Products Supplier

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On September 2nd, the oil tanker MT Omair docked in Berbera port to unload 14,000 metric tons of diesel into Berbera oil terminals. According...

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