Efficient mobile telephone network helping curb insecurity in Somalia 

When the country of Somalia is mentioned what flashes in the minds of many is famine, terrorism, and anarchy. While that is largely true, there are a few unique cases of stability and a thriving business economy. Somalia has witnessed over 4 decades of failed government since the overthrow of dictator Said Barre in 1992. Efforts by the international community to restore normalcy are still works in progress.
Amid the turbulence of anarchism and insecurity in many parts of the country, there exist oases of peace and civility in Somalia.
One such place is Garowe town in Puntland state. Puntland is the tip of the Horn of Africa; the most easterly point of the continent bordering the Indian Ocean.