BuildHub Somalia

  When people talk about Somalia’s future, they often mention politics, education, or entrepreneurship. But there’s one area that doesn’t get enough attention   construction . Yet, if you look around Somalia’s cities like Mogadishu, Hargeisa, and Garowe, you’ll see new buildings rising, roads being paved, and neighborhoods expanding. All of this shows one thing: the construction industry in Somalia is booming , and our youth have a golden opportunity to lead it . As a Somali civil engineer myself, I’ve seen the potential of our young people. I’ve also seen the gaps  lack of skills training, low awareness about construction careers, and limited access to resources. But despite these challenges, I truly believe that with the right mindset and support, Somali youth can become the backbone of a modern, resilient, and locally led construction industry. Why Construction Matters More Than You Think Let’s start with the basics. Construction isn’t just about buildings  i...

  When we talk about building sustainably in Somalia, many people immediately think it’s a luxury something for developed countries with big budgets. But the truth is, green building is not only possible in Somalia, it’s also necessary for our future. Let’s be honest: our cities are growing fast. From Mogadishu to Hargeisa, people are moving into urban areas, building homes, shops, schools, and mosques. But as the population grows, so do challenges rising temperatures, water shortages, and unreliable electricity. So the question is: can we build sustainably in Somalia? My answer is yes, if we start thinking smarter, not more expensive .  What Is Green Building, Anyway? Green building simply means designing and constructing buildings that are environmentally responsible and resource-efficient . It’s about reducing waste, using local materials, saving energy, and making sure the building works with nature, not against it. You don’t need to install solar panels on a skyscrape...