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Amazing. A young Somalilander software developer has created a system that tracks illegal fishing boats across the Red Sea and the Indian Ocean. Not only is this system helping Somaliland monitor unusual maritime activities, but it also has the potential to become an award-winning innovation. CREATED BY A LANDER.... show more

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🇸🇴🇸🇩 🇵🇸🇸🇴5 months ago

“Award winning innovation” and I’m here just laughing at the Claude AI generated user interface.

R 🔻5 months ago

You mean Somali, as there is no such thing as Somalialand

Mustafa🇺🇸5 months ago

Amazing

john snow5 months ago

No more cheetah trafficking Mashallah

Astral Analyst5 months ago

Awesome. DP World builds ports. Landers build trackers. Name the colony. Ill wait.

DaughterOfToghdeer5 months ago

@barwaqo2022 Very impressive, Allahumma barik. I love seeing our young people working to better our country, rather than trolling neighbouring countries with negative comments. Like the youth of 👉🇸🇴

AdalUnion 🦅 🦁5 months ago

A young “Adalese” Marshallah.

Camouflage5 months ago

Chatgpt lol

هاكااانوا5 months ago

@MediaWararka Thanks...💚🤍❤️

Ahmed Barkad5 months ago

Good job allaha ku barakeyo cilmiga

Axmed Xussein5 months ago

War wiilasha badda noo ilaaliyo la wadaag

Ftp1775 months ago

What is the first part of that land called again 🤔

😎5 months ago

😂😂😂 Manshallah to the kid but this is simple to make

Nimo Hag5 months ago

@Cagmadhige90 Superb 👌

EebonRoots5 months ago

@DeeqAfrika I didn’t know we were doing Eid jokes

Abdirahman said5 months ago

😂 Nomadic people with AI 🤖 clan country 😂

Anab Qurux5 months ago

@FahimaAli49 Hu ha

One Country Controls the world by deception5 months ago

Pure AI stuff . Next time get more creative.

Wiggerstan Ambassador5 months ago

Ok now ask Claude to build you a navy

Said Ali4 months ago

Well done

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