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Closure of Bosaso Port and its Impact on Puntland Trade
The price of essential goods in Puntland has risen, caused by a ten-day closure of the port... Read more
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The price of essential goods in Puntland has risen, caused by a ten-day closure of the port of Bosaso.
The price of food has increased in Bosaso, with some items rising by several dollars, for example, a sack of sugar that previously cost 27 dollars has now reached 33 dollars.
This situation has also led many traders who relied on Bosaso port, especially those from the Somali Regional State, to move to Berbera port where tax and food prices have been reduced, as reported by Puntland Post.
The Bosaso port, which is the economic lifeline of Puntland, has closed after traders refused a new fee imposed by the managing company DP World, which the government of President Deni has not yet addressed.
PUNTLAND POST
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- Puntland Post
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- Soomaali
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