Mohamoud Walaaleye
NASIIB Real Estate & Construction has launched an ambitious project to renovate and modernize the iconic Tima-Cade basketball court in Hargeisa, marking a significant step in its commitment to community development. This initiative, led by the private sector, has been hailed as a commendable effort to enhance public infrastructure and promote sports in Somaliland.
Founded in 2017 by Mohamed Dheere, NASIIB Real Estate & Construction is a Somaliland-based company headquartered in Jigjiga Yar. Known for its innovative real estate ventures, the company specializes in land acquisition, development, and the construction of diverse housing options, including Smart Houses, Luxury Houses, and Super Houses. These ready-to-move-in properties cater to a wide range of community needs, blending affordability with quality.
The Tima-Cade basketball court renovation is part of NASIIB’s broader mission to contribute to Somaliland’s development. The company has a strong track record of supporting community initiatives, including school renovations, road construction, and participation in national events like the 18th May celebrations. By investing in sports infrastructure, NASIIB aims to foster youth engagement and promote healthy lifestyles in Hargeisa and beyond.
Currently operating in Hargeisa and Berbera, NASIIB has ambitious plans to expand its footprint to Jigjiga (Ethiopia), Somalia, Puntland, and Djibouti. The company is conducting feasibility studies to ensure sustainable growth and impactful investments in these regions.
“This project is more than just a renovation; it’s about giving back to the community and creating spaces where our youth can thrive,” said Mohamed Dheere, founder of NASIIB. “We are proud to play a role in Somaliland’s progress and look forward to expanding our efforts across the region.”
The modernization of Tima-Cade is expected to revitalize the historic court, providing a state-of-the-art facility for sports enthusiasts and strengthening community ties. NASIIB’s dedication to development continues to set a high standard for private-sector contributions in Somaliland.