Construction
Since 2013
Supplies, Logistics and Construction across Somalia
Trusted by UN agencies, NGOs and Government to deliver on time in hard to reach places.
What we offer
Providing supplies, logistics and construction for humanitarian and public projects.
HAKABA is a Somali owned company based in Mogadishu. Since 2013 we have supplied goods, moved cargo and built facilities for UN agencies, the African Union mission, international NGOs and Somali government bodies. We work where others cannot. Our teams have delivered in Beledweyne, Jowhar, Galkayo, Lower Shabelle and the Afgoye Corridor.
About usWho we are
Company Profile
We have one goal. The right goods and the right work at the right place and on time. Our team includes project managers, engineers, procurement staff and finance controllers. Many of them worked before with international organizations. We follow clear procedures for quality, safety and fair pricing on every job.
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- Years of experience
- 12+
- Projects delivered
- 29+
- Value of completed contracts
- $1.8M+
- Locations served in Somalia
- 10+
Our work
Works Showcase
Construction
MCH Centres, Baladweyn and Jowhar
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Construction
Halane Primary School, Galkayo
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Construction
Community Centres, Afgoye Corridor
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Supply
Mosquito Nets for AU Camps, Lower Shabelle
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Supply
Dignity Kits, Mogadishu to Galkayo
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Logistics
Investigation Tool Kits for UNODC
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What we do
Featured Services
Four service lines. One trusted partner for your project from sourcing to delivery.
Our clients
Trusted by Our Partners
UN agencies, the African Union mission, international NGOs and Somali government bodies have worked with HAKABA since 2013.
UNODC
UN agency
UNOPS
UN agency
African Union
Peace support mission
NRC
International NGO
Qatar Red Crescent
International NGO
Islamic Relief
International NGO
BRA
Banadir Regional Administration
Ministry of Health
Hirshabelle State
News
Latest Updates
Logistics
Delivering supplies to field camps: how we plan safe routes
Construction
HAKABA joins the Somalia Urban Resilience Project with Banadir Regional Administration