Founded as Haraf International College, focusing on computer and language training in Mogadishu, Somalia.

Opened a branch in Guri’el (Galmudug State, Somalia), offering computer and English courses—laying the foundation for future RMA branches.

Shifted into a primary school in Nairobi, Kenya, marking the start of mainstream education services.

Opened despite security challenges, bridging the education gap for Somali children returning from abroad.

Re-established RMA’s presence in Guri’el (Galmudug State, Somalia) to extend access to quality education.

Opened a new branch in Baidoa (Southwest State, Somalia), expanding RMA’s footprint and serving more communities.