mtisTheQubit:


YOU ARE RIGHT

Yobeezy:


You're a lame desperate fool from south Africa,why do you have to brag with white man's sweat?
Black south Africans are naturally lazy moreso the ones living in rustenberg a crime place,the only developed regions are mostly resided by the whites.

Yobeezy:


You're a lame desperate fool from south Africa,why do you have to brag with white man's sweat?
Black south Africans are naturally lazy moreso the ones living in rustenberg a crime place,the only developed regions are mostly resided by the whites.

Yobeezy:


You're a lame desperate fool from south Africa,why do you have to brag with white man's sweat?
Black south Africans are naturally lazy moreso the ones living in rustenberg a crime place,the only developed regions are mostly resided by the whites.

NairobiWalker:


He's not South African. He's Nigerian. No South African would open an account just to troll Kenyans on this thread.

Kur17:


So the dunderhead is from the only colonised African country, ...he should see where their economy is headed to first, almost zero growth

sasol:
Can someone pliz explain to me,Is this water for human consumption?

forgiveness:
Abuja light rail. (1-2)

Skyscrapercity

Kazikazi:
have you seen the different btn south Africa(gautrain) and Nigerian trains? I believe you Nigerians can match south Africa very soon.sorry kenyans

Kur17:


What about you? Sounds like you've accepted your inferiority, as if you're not even existing

forgiveness:



First of all, railway projects are built according to a country's need.

Secondly, 277 km standard gauge railway to carry steel from Itakpe - Ajaokuta then down to Warri port was already built in 1987 though was not operational until recently. And it will do double stack containers, though it will also carry passengers. That was way before Kenya ever dreamt of having one or had the foresight to do one.

Nigeria also started the construction of Lagos - Kano standard gauge railway around 2011, way before Kenya thought of one and already had the Abuja-Kaduna standard gauge railway segment operational before Kenya did ground breaking of Mombasa-Nairobi standard gauge railway. This also can do double stack and is also for passengers transportation. Which foresight are you talking about?


My friend, we have already completed phase one of Abuja light rail and Calabar monorail. Both are operational as I write.

Lagos light rail and Port Harcourt monorail are also under construction.

You are here talking about foresight. Bhahahaha!

When Kenya start construction of intra cities monorail or light rail in 4 kenyan's major cities, come back and let us discuss foresight. Bhahahaha!

Hati13:


Wenedem TayserMariri, sorry for the late response (I was lately offline from being ashamed of our football team). Yeah Kenya indeed play like Barca. Is this kind of football has long history with Kenya or is it the work of your current coach?

In the first game we were out of structure but still not very bad. You guys knew what to do and I think you came here to draw. But I wonder if you were aggressive you would have beaten us. There is nothing to say about the second game because it was men against boys. I’m glad I didn’t watched it. You guys will going to quality and good for you. Yes it’s against us but I’m sick if you continue to play this kind of football you might have a great time in the upcoming African Cup. We on the other hand as usual seems will not qualify and I wonder how old I will be when we succeed.

Kazikazi:
Tanzania is ahead of you.swallow this bitter pill.Do u know what is default? Your economy is bye bye.IMF have spoken

sasol:
Talking about civil engineering...mmmmmh

Kazikazi:
Tanzania

NairobiWalker:


He's not South African. He's Nigerian. No South African would open an account just to troll Kenyans on this thread.

sasol:
Doing surgery?

It’s one of my worst nightmares come true: a woman is hospitalised for a respiratory infection, and ends up in theatre having heart surgery. The hospital and doctors involved have reportedly apologised. They said it was a misunderstanding, and mix-up over names. They’ve also said the patient won’t have to pay for the unnecessary surgery. It’s yet another example of iatrogenic (doctor-caused) disease, that is, unfortunately, not all that rare.

An 83-year-old woman who was being treated for a respiratory infection in the Mediclinic Kimberley underwent heart surgery when she was mistaken for another patient, Beeld reported.

Mediclinic spokeswoman Denise Coetzee told the newspaper a misunderstanding between two specialists led to Rita du Plessis being operated on, on July 25. She was in the same ward as another elderly woman, and both were patients of the same physician.

“The physician requested the surgeon to take his patient to theatre for a procedure to remove excessive moisture around the heart,” Coetzee was quoted as saying.

“Unfortunately, he got confused with their surnames, and he gave the wrong patient’s name to the surgeon over the phone.”

SAPA LOGOCoetzee told Beeld that Du Plessis was not able to give permission for the operation herself, and the surgeon had to contact her husband. During ward rounds the physician realised his mistake when he saw that Du Plessis was not there and he was told she was in surgery.

https://www.biznews.com/health/2014/08/20/sa-doctors-perform-heart-surgery-wrong-patient

sasol:
Mmmmh

sasol:
Stop talking about poor railways and trains.oh Lagos this oh mumbasa Nairobi that...The only real thing is in south Africa.You poor desperate Africans! I never saw anything to compare btn naija and Kenya.shitholes.

sasol:
Can someone pliz explain to me,Is this water for human consumption?

Kur17:


When it comes to this, we can only compare with SA, I know they're ahead but we're closing the gap quick and fast

TayserMahiri:


You are desperate. Everyone can see that. Everyone should ignore you

TayserMahiri:


If this idiot is not Kazikazi I will be surprised.

TayserMahiri:


If this idiot is not Kazikazi I will be surprised.

Kur17:


He could be a Bushman

Kazikazi:
We don't have Telkom mobile in Tz

Kazikazi:
have you seen the different btn south Africa(gautrain) and Nigerian trains? I believe you Nigerians can match south Africa very soon.sorry kenyans