Nairobi

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allcomage:


Kenya is really miles ahead,take it or leave it.

Don't convince a dull ass ,exposure will open up his senses.

Roundabouts Nairobi

Nairobi kenya

Nairobi city

uzzolik:
warri

I like it, much better than the normal concrete Nigeria

Jay254:


I like it, much better than the normal concrete Nigeria

you are a bush man. i love those concretes.

very soon you wont have any more pictures to compare with nigeria

uzzolik:

you are a bush man. i love those concretes.

very soon you wont have any more pictures to compare with nigeria

You have no Idea what is happening in kenya, were still less than a quarter of what we can post...

Bush sounds primitive, I love nature and am not ashamed...

You seems to run out of pics you keep stealing from other countries..

Jay254:


You have no Idea what is happening in kenya, were still less than a quarter of what we can post...

Bush sounds primitive, I love nature and am not ashamed...

You seems to run out of pics you keep stealing from other countries..

we are waiting, we have seen your beaches if you have anything apart from nairobi and mobasa lets see them

uzzolik:


we are waiting, we have seen your beaches if you have anything apart from nairobi and mobasa lets see them

Hey dude,there are many other major towns in Kenya,not only Nairobi and mombasa.They are Kisumu,Nakuru,Kericho,Thika,Kisii,Narok,Kakamega,Busia just to mention but a few.

Jay254:
How can awhole 'Giant' not join with other Africans in building one africa.. Nigeria is adisgrace to Africa, Giant my foot.#AfCFTA

The self acclaimed giant

Africa’s best, worst countries for doing business

The World Bank Group’s latest Doing Business 2018: Reforming to Create Jobs report ranks New Zealand, Singapore and Denmark in first, second and third spots, respectively, followed by the Republic of Korea; Hong Kong SAR, China; United States; United Kingdom; Norway; Georgia; and Sweden. Mauritius, in 25th place is the highest ranked economy in Sub-Saharan Africa.

On Africa it revealed the following: Nigeria, Malawi and Zambia were among this year’s top 10 improvers, based on reforms undertaken. For the first time, the group of top 10 improvers includes economies of all income levels and sizes, with half being top improvers for the first time – El Salvador, India, Malawi, Nigeria, and Thailand.

Since its inception, Doing Business has recorded business reforms in 186 of the 190 economies it now monitors. Rwanda has implemented the highest number of business reforms over the past 15 years, with a total of 52 reforms, followed by Georgia, which advanced this year into the top 10 ranked economies (47 reforms) and Kazakhstan and the Former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia (41 reforms each).



Fact Sheet: Sub-Saharan Africa

What are the ranking trends?

Mauritius, in 25th place in the Doing Business rankings, is the highest ranked economy in Sub-Saharan Africa. Other economies in the region that perform well on the ease of doing business rankings are Rwanda (at 41), Kenya (80), Botswana (81) and South Africa (82).
The region’s lowest ranked economies are Somalia (190), Eritrea (189), South Sudan (187), and the Central African Republic (184).
Other large economies in the region and their rankings are Democratic Republic of Congo (182), Ethiopia (161), Nigeria (145), Tanzania (137), Sudan (170), and Uganda (122).
Rwanda ranks among the best globally in the Doing Business areas of Registering Property (with a rank of 2) and Getting Credit (6). In registering property, Rwanda has an efficient land registry where it takes 7 days to transfer property and costs only 0.1% of the property value, the same as in New Zealand.
Mauritius has among the least cumbersome business regulations in two Doing Business areas: Dealing with Construction Permits (with a rank of 9) and Paying Taxes (10).
Four economies in Sub-Saharan Africa rank in the top 10 in Getting Credit (with an average rank of 115). Zambia ranks 2, just after New Zealand, and Rwanda, Malawi and Nigeria all rank 6.
The region underperforms in the areas of Getting Electricity (with an average rank of 148), Trading Across Borders (137), and Registering Property (131). It takes an average of 115 days to obtain a permanent electricity connection to the grid in Sub-Saharan Africa, compared to the global average of 92 days.

What are the reform trends?

A record number of 83 reforms, making it easier to do business, were implemented in 36 of 48 economies in Sub-Saharan Africa in the past year. This is the largest number of reforms ever recorded by the Doing Business report in any region, and represents 31 percent of all reforms implemented globally in in the past year.
With Malawi, Nigeria and Zambia, Sub-Saharan Africa is the most represented region among the global top 10 improvers in the Doing Business 2018
Multiple economies in the region implemented three or more reforms in the past year, including Kenya (6 reforms), Mauritania, Nigeria, Rwanda, and Senegal (5 reforms each), Malawi, Mauritius and Niger (4 reforms each), and Angola, Benin, Cabo Verde and Zambia (3 reforms each).
Sub-Saharan Africa accounted for 14 of the 22 reforms globally in Dealing with Construction Permits. Many economies, including Benin, Cabo Verde, Democratic Republic of Congo, Gabon, Ghana, Guinea, Niger, Nigeria and the Seychelles made dealing with construction permits easier by publishing regulations related to construction online.

What are the highlights of the past 15 years?

Since the start of Doing Business, the region carried out a total of 798 reforms.

Rwanda has implemented the most reforms in the past 15 years, totaling 52, followed by Kenya (32) and Mauritius (31).

Starting a Business, with 163 reforms, was the leading indicator for regional reforms, followed by Getting Credit and Trading across Borders with 112 and 108 reforms respectively.

the average number of days to start a business in the region has dropped to 22.5 days from 61 days in 2003.



Source: Doing Business database.

Note: The rankings are based on the average of each economy’s distance to frontier scores for the 10 topics included in this year’s aggregate ranking. This measure shows how close each economy is to global best practices in business regulation. A higher score indicates a more efficient business environment and stronger legal institutions.

https://www.cnbcafrica.com/news/east-africa/2017/10/31/africas-best-countries-for-doing-business/

Giant of poverty and laziness

sufferNsmiling:
Giant of poverty and laziness

a kenyan iss talking of poverty, what is your per capital income? the only problem nigeria has is corruption. laziness is not part of it.

mildflame:




Relegate ur SAFARI WILD LIFE brain first, after that I will enter u for a 120km marathon race in my village worth 10000$...that is d BITTER FACT

How does safari wild life and marathon entail my point of view??go and drown in the pool of jealousy you bittered gene,and there's isn't any bitter facts you're telling me until I get worth convinced with your statement validity.

sufferNsmiling:
Giant of poverty and laziness

Also giant in scamming and fraudulent activities

Our Labor Unions stopped the move because it will turn Nigeria to a dumping ground. Mind you, the idea was Nigeria's idea. Even South Africa was missing.

Jay254:
How can awhole 'Giant' not join with other Africans in building one africa.. Nigeria is adisgrace to Africa, Giant my foot.#AfCFTA

let me guess, you were poor in Nigeria and now you are suddenly rich in Kenya. Typical...

254tobby:

Also giant in scamming and fraudulent activities

More pictures of Nigeria

naijalander:
let me guess, you were poor in Nigeria and now you are suddenly rich in Kenya. Typical...

We love cars in Naija!

I am not a Kenyan but 100% Nigerian.
Are problem in Nigeria Is not corruption but stealing,
we Nigerian do not want to work but me like to steal
where we did not reap.

uzzolik:


we are waiting, we have seen your beaches if you have anything apart from nairobi and mobasa lets see them

Atleast you can see something from Kenya, we are yet to see anything from the sleeping giant.. We only compromise with calabar to some extent.

naijalander:
Our Labor Unions stopped the move because it will turn Nigeria to a dumping ground. Mind you, the idea was Nigeria's idea. Even South Africa was missing.

S.A signed, keep lying to your selves.

Jay254:


Atleast you can see something from Kenya, we are yet to see anything from the sleeping giant.. We only compromise with calabar to some extent.

what do you expect to see from nigeria. beaches and lodges. sorry. you wont see those. yes nigeria is a giant whether sleeping or awake. but you cannot reach that level anytime in your entire existence.
is it not this kenya i have visited. or is there any other kenya. don't try to deceive anybody with those beaches and lodges. atleast i have said where you are doing very well. but in terms of rubbing shoulders. forget it Nigeria is not your mate.

uzzolik:

what do you expect to see from nigeria. beaches and lodges. sorry. you wont see those. yes nigeria is a giant whether sleeping or awake. but you cannot reach that level anytime in your entire existence.
is it not this kenya i have visited. or is there any other kenya. don't try to deceive anybody with those beaches and lodges. atleast i have said where you are doing very well. but in terms of rubbing shoulders. forget it Nigeria is not your mate.

Where is this economy that Nigerians see no one see them apart from you.. your economy seems to be amorphous or it must be held in offshore accounts... Nigeria does not look like it's GDP..

Look at Morocco with about £125b dollas you can see it from every angle no to mention S.A and Egypt... Nigeria is adisgrace to Africa

Jay254:


Where is this economy that Nigerians see no one see them apart from you.. your economy seems to be amorphous or it must be held in offshore accounts... Nigeria does not look like it's GDP..

Look at Morocco with about £125b dollas you can see it from every angle no to mention S.A and Egypt... Nigeria is adisgrace to Africa

why quoting morroco. quote kenya. your GDP is $75b and your economy is bigger than nigeria you are busy comparing yourself with Nigeria. dont even expose yourself. so what you want to use to compare your economy with nigeria is those beaches and lodges you are showing? well its a matter of choice. we are not in anywhere competing with morocco. they know their limit and we know our limit. i have been hearing about morroco when i was so little, when nigeria was nothing they were reigning, then we suddenly became giant. alot more will still happen in future.
maybe you should compete with sechelleys. those are tourism destinations.
those beaches and lodges cannot make you a giant, neither does it make anybody a giant. it takes a lot more to become a giant.

Jay254:


S.A signed, keep lying to your selves.

S.A hasn't signed, what S.A signed is Kigali declaration, not cfta itself...though, an integral part of cfta.

Nigeria on d other hand said it need more time for inputs from local businesses, not categorically saying NO to cfta.
https://au.int/sites/default/files/pressreleases/34033-pr-afcfta_indication_of_signing_authority_.pdf

What exactly do you know about Kigali Declaration

Creation of afree trade are.

uzzolik:



why quoting morroco. quote kenya. your GDP is $75b and your economy is bigger than nigeria you are busy comparing yourself with Nigeria. dont even expose yourself. so what you want to use to compare your economy with nigeria is those beaches and lodges you are showing? well its a matter of choice. we are not in anywhere competing with morocco. they know their limit and we know our limit. i have been hearing about morroco when i was so little, when nigeria was nothing they were reigning, then we suddenly became giant. alot more will still happen in future.
maybe you should compete with sechelleys. those are tourism destinations.

Hahaha seems our hotels and lodges are giving you sleepless nights...

I brought in Morocco so as to have neutral view but your pride is too high..

Most of your brothers have told you Nigeria is still far behind but you can't see.. stick with your blindness.

Jay254:


Kenya and Ethiopia has immense opportunities that are yet to be utilised, but I feel like that time is coming...

Most Kenyan athletes hardly live in the cities, they love the village life, its also good place for training... I so Ethiopia athletes have greatly invested in Adis..

I agree. I think one day we will co-host the World Cup just like Japan and Southern Korea did back in 2002.

Most of the top Ethiopian athletes live in Addis. Haile/Gebreselassie (the great distance runner) told our late PM Meles Zenawi that he wanted to be a PM and Meles told him that “leg can’t be brain”.

Nigeria (GDP) is was worth $405.10 billion and Nigeria is Owing $287 billion.
Nigeria is owing China $65 billion at the end of December 2016.
Today we are owing China + $72 billion .
42% off money you spent in Nigeria go to pay the Debt back.
So want good is the GDP.