Mo Market Online is an electronic commerce market by using the different platforms like mobiles, laptops, Tablets and Computers when the person visits our platforms. We reach some of our customers within 30 minutes, we reach some others within 2 hours we also reach our customers across the regions within 6 hours.

Onion is imported from Yemen and it reaches the market with high price and risks damage en route. We asked ourselves why we don’t cultivate the firms in our region and why don’t we supply our market with fresh vegetables.

For the first time I thought about this idea was a time I visited to somewhere and I have seen our agricultural farms are not good, not modern farms and are less productive, then I asked myself why our agricultural productions are not good and why we are also dependent to Ethiopia.

My name is Mustafa Eid Farah, the founder of this small Masno Limestone production factory which locates at Maygaagta, 25KM from the eastern side of Hargeisa. It produces each day one ton of limestone which is equivalent to 160 sacks.

My name is Asia Mahmud Ahmed, the founder of Aragsan Organics that produces organic oil and creams. Firstly, I have heard Harhub advertisement on Social media in particular Facebook. After I applied its program, I was one of the shortlisted candidates.

My name is Abdiqadir Koosar Mahamoud, the founder of Koosaar Sports Academy, the first sports academy in the city located in Jigjiga Yar village. I heard Harhub for the first time from its platform in the social media in particular Facebook. I contacted Harhub, I presented my idea, and I was warmly welcomed.

Mohamed Abdikarem, a young entrepreneur born and raised in Hargeisa, Somaliland. Mohamed completed a BA in Business Administration, at the University of Hargeisa and later joined alternative BA in Nutrition at Addis Ababa Medical College.

Coronavirus has affected every business industry and mainly has a negative impact on most businesses, which is why HarHub decided to host a knowledge and insights-based discussion for business experts to outline challenges, outsource solutions and assess how businesses can survive through these tough times.

Hargeisa first entrepreneurship and innovation Hub organized a highly orchestrated occasion celebrating the launch of Tarmiye Fund with the help of Shaqodoon Organization and Premier Bank and the support of Oxfam and Spark. Tarmiye Fund aims to provide funding opportunities for Somali entrepreneurs in the coming five years up to 1 million dollars going onto this businesses development and the creation of at least 1,000 new jobs.