Riara University,Kenya

Kenyanstar:

The only reason you are on this thread is because your desire to discredit Kenya is on another level.... You have been here abusing us since day, 1, your intentions obviously is due to extreme jealousy. The author and owner of the thread is a Nigerian, the participants came at their own volition. You can never stop an idea whose time has come, the idea of a Kenyan development is here and not your badmouthing hatefull thoughts can derail it.
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I might have to punch any Kenyan who still responds to that jobjob idiot.

Jonraid:
There exist articles pointing out their budget to be only 25 billion USD.

9.1 trillion Naira gives you 25b

https://www.ecofinagency.com/public-management/1605-38489-nigeria-parliament-increases-2018-budget-to-25-billion

http://www.africanews.com/2018/06/21/nigeria-s-president-muhammadu-buhari-signs-2018-budget-into-law//

https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2018-05-15/nigerian-lawmakers-increase-2018-spending-plans-to-25-billion

I can't really trust them! Even a 50 billion USD budget for Nigeria is still low considering how many they are!

Our national budget was $29.8b dollars. State is around $40 - $45b dollars.

This is ya Kenya's budget.

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rvp20182:
Corruption is not the problem.The problem is over reliance on natural resources.Your economy will seesaw with commodity markets...LNG prices could bottom out and you can't send your famed Korosho army to collect all the gas off your shores and feed on it
Let not talk about the Dutch disease that will infect your economy.I mean if there is an enduring lesson from this thread it is that one.Nigeria has earned more than 600b dollars from Oil and it shitty.They sell 2m barrels of oil every day and lots of gas...and it's not any better from Niger or Chad.Actually it worse because Chad famed army would kick Boko Haram in a few weeks.. something Nigeria seriously underfunded army cannot do and now Boko Haram could control their entire North East.Sustainable growth from well diversified economic base like we have in Kenya cannot be brought down by anything save for war.You get there by focussing on human as opposed to natural resources.Just sign that LNG thing like it's no biggie and focus on empowering Tanzanian..esp the next generation.improve their nutrition, education and health.

Corruption is not a problem? Really? Are you sane?
FYI,most resource rich nations fail to diversify due to the same corruption which you say is not a problem! Most of these resource rich nation fail to move ahead in human development it is due to corruption. Nothing works efficiently in corrupted nations.
Tz will use the money earned from our resources to give better healthcare for people.We will provide high quality free education,we will build first world infrastructures from those natural resources.
We will sign the LNG as a big thing! Our anti corruption measures will definitely give us a Singapore...weather you like it or not!

But then again you once said 70b. Even 70b would not cater for that huge Nigeria population! Egypt are 97m and have a 40 billion budget! Kenya are 50m and have a 30b budget and Nigeria are 197m and have a ...

forgiveness:


Our national budget was $29.8b dollars. State is around $40 - $45b dollars.

This is ya Kenya's budget.

Enjoy drive in Nairobi's Forest Road.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=s_9Wh6K-dTo

FACTS ARE STUBBORN.
Kenya current national budget is 3.1 trillion Kshs - which translate via google today - 30B dollars.
Nigeria federal as approved by parliament & signed by lifeless Buhari is 9 trillion Naira - which translate via google map today to 25B dollars.

forgiveness:


Our national budget was $29.8b dollars. State is around $40 - $45b dollars.

This is ya Kenya's budget.

rvp20183:
Kenya current budget 2018/2019 national budget is 3.1 trillion Kshs which roughly translate to 31B - Counties budget is my estimate (but I can find you data if you insist).
Kenya 2017/2018(last year) - 26B dollars.
Kenya 2016/2017 was 23B dollars.

Nigeria meager yet historic federal budget this yr (2018/2019) is 23B dollars!!!!.

The 36 states have a largely kamikaze budget of 17-18B dollars this year - total Nigeria state+federal budget is therefore around 40B dollars.

Kenya's 2018 budget was never Sh3t Ksh. It was slashed big time to Sh2.5t Ksh. Ok show me Kenya's 2018 budget signed by your law makers.

Now, show me the 2018 budgets of your counties. That's if they have one. Bhuhahahaha!

Lagos, Akwa Ibom, Cross Rivers, Rivers state, Ogun state and Delta state budget alone is $12.7b. How much more other remaining 30 states and FCT
Bhuhahahaha!

How to locate your PVC
https://www.nijahowto.com.ng/2018/11/how-to-locate-your-pvc.html?m=1

Nairobi City

rvp20183:
FACTS ARE STUBBORN.
Kenya current national budget 31B dollars - 3.1 trillion shs - which translate via google today - 30B dollars.
Nigeria federal as approved by parlaiment & signed by lifeless Buhari is 9 trillion Naira - which translate via google map today to 25B dollars.

You are right! Facts are stubborn. This is your Kenya's 2018 official slashed budget.

Not up to $30b.

Now show me your Kenya's 2018 counties budget.

When was the slashing done? - Mps had tried to slash the budget but it's vetoed by the president. Kenya budget this year is 31B dollars.
https://www.theeastafrican.co.ke/business/Kenya-releases-eye-popping-USD31-billion-budget/2560-4605770-g83ou1z/index.html

forgiveness:


Kenya's 2018 budget was never Sh3t Ksh. It was slashed big time to Sh2.5t Ksh. Ok show me Kenya's 2018 budget signed by your law makers.

Now, show me the 2018 budgets of your counties. That's if they have one. Bhuhahahaha!

Lagos, Akwa Ibom, Cross Rivers, Rivers state, Ogun state and Delta state budget alone is $12.7b. How much more other remaining 30 states and FCT
Bhuhahahaha!

I will be giving you detailed information including the links for transparency... I expect you to also give me detailed infomation with evidence.
KENYA has built over 1000km of road within 5 years
http://www.kenha.co.ke/index.php/projects/completed-project

forgiveness:



How many kilometres of roads did Kenya do in a year?

No. PROJECT NAME
LENGTH (KM) REGION YEAR OF COMPLETION
1 Construction of Miritini-Mwache Kipevu Link Road 39.2 Mombasa 2018
2 Construction of Voi-Mwatate (A23) 45 Taita Taveta 2017
3 Construction of KCC (Sotik)-Ndanai-Gorgor (C15) 19 Bomet 2017
4 Construction of Ejinja-Bumala (C30) Road 37 Bungoma 2016
5 Construction of Kangema-Gacharage (C70) Road 35 Muranga 2017
6 Construction of Kaloleni-Kilifi (C107) Road 35 Kilifi 2017
7 Construction of Rumuruti-Maralal (C77) Road 45 Samburu 2017
8 Construction of Siaya-Ruambwa (C29) Road 29 Siaya 2017
9 Construction of Masara-Suna-Kehancha (C13) Road 62 Migori 2017
10 Marsabit – Turbi 122 Marsabit 2015
11 Timboroa – Eldoret 76 Uasin Gishu 2014
12 Homabay Mbita 43 Mombasa 2014
13 Londiani – Fortenan 63 Kericho/Kisumu2014
14 Modika – Nuno 12 Garissa 2015
15 Chepterit – Kimondi 14 Nandi 2015
16 Eldoret – Webuye 60 Uasin Gishu 2015
17 Athi River – Namanga 135 Kajiado 2015
18 Webuye – Malaba 60 Bungoma/Busia2015
19 Merille River – Marsabit 120.6 Marsabit 2017
20 Port Reitz Moi International Airport Access 6.4 Mombasa 2017
21 Turbi – Moyale 122 Marsabit 2017
22 Mwatate – Taveta 99 Taveta 2017
23 Bachuma Gate–maji ya Chumvi 50.4 Kilifi/Kwale 2018
24 Njoro Turnoff – Timboroa 84 Nakuru/Baringo 2010
25 Sultan Hamud–Machakos Turnoff 55 Macha/Makueni 2013
26 Machakos Turnoff – JKIA 33 Macha/Nairobi 2013
27 Kericho – Nyamasaria 76 Kericho/Kisumu 2014
28 Kericho – Mau Summit 58 Kericho 2015
29 Nyamasaria – Kisian-Kisumu Bypass (A1/B1) Road 22 Kisumu Central 2015
30 Chebilat – Ikonge – Chabera (C750) 38 Nyamira/kericho2018
31 Kisumu Airport – Kisian (Busia Road Part 2) 9.0 Kisumu Central 2015
32 Nairobi Southern Bypass 28.6 Nairobi/Kiambu 2016
33 Karen Round- About 4.4 Nairobi 2016
34 Bachuma Gate - Maji ya Chumvi 53.4 Kwale/Kilifi 2016
35 construction of mombasa southern bypass road kipevu 0.9 Mombasa 2018
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Splitting hairs..29.7 trillion kshs is 30B dollar rounded off. Let move to counties & state budget. Where we get to analyse make-believe unrealistic budgets of your states.

forgiveness:


You are right! Facts are stubborn. This is your Kenya's 2018 official slashed budget.

Not up to $30b.

Now show me your Kenya's 2018 counties budget.

Jonraid:
But then again you once said 70b. Even 70b would not cater for that huge Nigeria population! Egypt are 97m and have a 40 billion budget! Kenya are 50m and have a 30b budget and Nigeria are 197m and have a ...

Nigeria practices mixed economy. That is all I have to say.

It's way more than that. The road annuity is already on track to deliver 10,000 new paved roads - most of them low seal roads. Kibaki regime had to basically rebuild/maintain the entire road network that had fallen apart during Moi regime.

Kenyanstar:

I will be giving you detailed information including the links for transparency... I expect you to also give me detailed infomation with evidence.
KENYA has built over 1000km of road within 5 years
http://www.kenha.co.ke/index.php/projects/completed-project


No. PROJECT NAME
LENGTH (KM) REGION YEAR OF COMPLETION
1 Construction of Miritini-Mwache Kipevu Link Road 39.2 Mombasa 2018
2 Construction of Voi-Mwatate (A23) 45 Taita Taveta 2017
3 Construction of KCC (Sotik)-Ndanai-Gorgor (C15) 19 Bomet 2017
4 Construction of Ejinja-Bumala (C30) Road 37 Bungoma 2016
5 Construction of Kangema-Gacharage (C70) Road 35 Muranga 2017
6 Construction of Kaloleni-Kilifi (C107) Road 35 Kilifi 2017
7 Construction of Rumuruti-Maralal (C77) Road 45 Samburu 2017
8 Construction of Siaya-Ruambwa (C29) Road 29 Siaya 2017
9 Construction of Masara-Suna-Kehancha (C13) Road 62 Migori 2017
10 Marsabit – Turbi 122 Marsabit 2015
11 Timboroa – Eldoret 76 Uasin Gishu 2014
12 Homabay Mbita 43 Mombasa 2014
13 Londiani – Fortenan 63 Kericho/Kisumu2014
14 Modika – Nuno 12 Garissa 2015
15 Chepterit – Kimondi 14 Nandi 2015
16 Eldoret – Webuye 60 Uasin Gishu 2015
17 Athi River – Namanga 135 Kajiado 2015
18 Webuye – Malaba 60 Bungoma/Busia2015
19 Merille River – Marsabit 120.6 Marsabit 2017
20 Port Reitz Moi International Airport Access 6.4 Mombasa 2017
21 Turbi – Moyale 122 Marsabit 2017
22 Mwatate – Taveta 99 Taveta 2017
23 Bachuma Gate–maji ya Chumvi 50.4 Kilifi/Kwale 2018
24 Njoro Turnoff – Timboroa 84 Nakuru/Baringo 2010
25 Sultan Hamud–Machakos Turnoff 55 Macha/Makueni 2013
26 Machakos Turnoff – JKIA 33 Macha/Nairobi 2013
27 Kericho – Nyamasaria 76 Kericho/Kisumu 2014
28 Kericho – Mau Summit 58 Kericho 2015
29 Nyamasaria – Kisian-Kisumu Bypass (A1/B1) Road 22 Kisumu Central 2015
30 Chebilat – Ikonge – Chabera (C750) 38 Nyamira/kericho2018
31 Kisumu Airport – Kisian (Busia Road Part 2) 9.0 Kisumu Central 2015
32 Nairobi Southern Bypass 28.6 Nairobi/Kiambu 2016
33 Karen Round- About 4.4 Nairobi 2016
34 Bachuma Gate - Maji ya Chumvi 53.4 Kwale/Kilifi 2016
35 construction of mombasa southern bypass road kipevu 0.9 Mombasa 2018

forgiveness:


How many kilometres of railway, monorail, light rail etc did Kenya government complete or has almost completed in the last 5 years?

Am really waiting I know you will make a dissapearing act when given facts
http://krc.co.ke/sgr-development-in-kenya/
Phase I {472 km} Mombasa – Nairobi 2014-2017

Let us see what others out there are saying,According to CIA.The CIA are intelligent enough not to lie and publish fictitious data to the world!

https://www.cia.gov/library/publications/the-world-factbook/fields/2056.html


South Africa

revenues: $92.38 billion
expenditures: $103.3 billion (2017 est.)

Angola

revenues: $35.59 billion
expenditures: $44.64 billion (2017 est.)

Egypt

revenues: $37.63 billion
expenditures: $58.55 billion (2017 est.)

Algeria

revenues: $52.08 billion
expenditures: $70.74 billion (2017 est

Kenya

revenues: $15.43 billion
expenditures: $24.59 billion (2017 est.)

Ethiopia

revenues: $12.11 billion
expenditures: $14.63 billion (2017 est.)

Nigeria

revenues: $13.97 billion
expenditures: $22.15 billion (2017 est.)

Anything for one to say?

Mixed economy? Looks like we have another excuse here! So what model does Kenya and the rest practice?

forgiveness:


Nigeria practices mixed economy. That is all I have to say.

For those saying that Kenya's SGR is overpriced.Just look at the scope of works. Imagine the entire railway track is fenced!

Civil Works

Build a single line Standard Gauge Railway line connecting Mombasa to Malaba.
Electrification of the infrastructure: to be installed in future
Build main freight exchange and passenger stations at Mombasa and Nairobi
Fence out the track throughout its length
Build Marshalling Yards at the Port of Mombasa and Nairobi hub

Phase 1 (Mombasa – Nairobi)

Route length = 472 kilometres
Total track length = 609 kilometres
Build intermediate freight exchange and passenger stations at Mariakani, Miasenyi, Voi, Mtito Andei, Kibwezi, Emali and Athi River
Build 23 crossing (passing) stations
Build 8 underpasses for animals within Tsavo National Park

Phase 2A (Nairobi – Naivasha)

Route length = 120 kilometres
Project incorporates construction of a 5.3 kilometres tunnel
Project will have a connection to proposed Industrial Parks planned for locations within Navaisha Sub-County and Narok County
Build intermediate freight exchange and passenger stations at Ongata Rongai, Ngong township, Mai Mahiu township, Suswa township Supply and Installation of Facilities, Locomotives and Rolling Stock
Supply and install signalling, communications and train controlling facility
Supply and install maintenance equipment at the maintenance depots
Supply and commission 56 locomotives
Supply and commission 40 passenger coaches
Supply and commission 1,620 freight wagons
Install water and electricity at every station

http://krc.co.ke/sgr-scope-of-works/

Wake us up when that happens. Tanzania never really had a corruption problem like we do have in Kenya or Nigeria. I mean Nyerere never stole - he died a pauper. MKapa & Mwinyi were never really corrupt. Maybe there was nascent corruption under Jakaya Kikwete but it's nothing serious. Tanzania has never had problem with it's political stability or governance.

Your problems we have told you is the debilitating legacy of Ujamaa/communism that has bred an environment where personal advancement is frown upon & private wealth is discouraged. That philosophy is still manifested in all levels.

You need to really embrace capitalism. Start with land. Privatize all lands save for land reserved for public goods (road reserves, forests, parks). Improve protection of private property. Allow people to sell land freely. I know you fear Kenyans will come and take over you land - that is just irrational - Uganda has lot of arable - and nobody is taking over.

And then continue with privatization - build a private sector like we've done here and stop meddling in private business. Gov should facilitate private sector and should ensure there is stability in policy - don't wake up like Magufuli with sweeping changes everyday. That scare investors.

Once you've planted the seed of capitalism - Tanzanians will stop being lazy and jealous - and become hardworking & aspirational (greedy for success). US is the capital of capitalism and their work ethic is un-matched - people work 2-3 jobs for long hours - so they can live great lives.Kenyans also wake up early and sleep late because there is no community or gov or village to bail you out - you work or you starve - the more you work the richer you get.

Your other problems we have told you is very bad education where 90% of your kids end up in high school without the ability to write, read or speak English and they are expected to be taught complex stuff in English- the language of instruction. Your language policy has failed but you're stuck right there. You decide to go fully Kiswahili or English. Ghana, Kenya, Nigeria, Zambia, Zim, Uganda and name them - had these debates - and all decided English was the way to go. Dump kiswahili in phases and invite English teachers from Africa to come help your kids.

Kazikazi:
Corruption is not a problem? Really? Are you sane?
FYI,most resource rich nations fail to diversify due to the same corruption which you say is not a problem! Most of these resource rich nation fail to move ahead in human development it is due to corruption. Nothing works efficiently in corrupted nations.
Tz will use the money earned from our resources to give better healthcare for people.We will provide high quality free education,we will build first world infrastructures from those natural resources.
We will sign the LNG as a big thing! Our anti corruption measures will definitely give us a Singapore...weather you like it or not!

You would want to read this!

https://www.theeastafrican.co.ke/oped/comment/Uganda-small-minded-Kenya-and-Rwanda-think-big/434750-4610144-5o9h6b/index.html

rvp20183:
Wake us up when that happens. Tanzania never really had a corruption problem like we do have in Kenya or Nigeria. I mean Nyerere never stole - he died a pauper. MKapa & Mwinyi were never really corrupt. Maybe there was nascent corruption under Jakaya Kikwete but it's nothing serious. Tanzania has never had problem with it's political stability or governance.

Your problems we have told you is the debilitating legacy of Ujamaa/communism that has bred an environment where personal advancement is frown upon & private wealth is discouraged. That philosophy is still manifested in all levels.

You need to really embrace capitalism. Start with land. Privatize all lands save for land reserved for public goods (road reserves, forests, parks). Improve protection of private property. Allow people to sell land freely. I know you fear Kenyans will come and take over you land - that is just irrational - Uganda has lot of arable - and nobody is taking over.

And then continue with privatization - build a private sector like we've done here and stop meddling in private business. Gov should facilitate private sector and should ensure there is stability in policy - don't wake up like Magufuli with sweeping changes everyday. That scare investors.

Once you've planted the seed of capitalism - Tanzanians will stop being lazy and jealous - and become hardworking & aspirational (greedy for success). US is the capital of capitalism and their work ethic is un-matched - people work 2-3 jobs for long hours - so they can live great lives.Kenyans also wake up early and sleep late because there is no community or gov or village to bail you out - you work or you starve - the more you work the richer you get.

Your other problems we have told you is very bad education where 90% of your kids end up in High school without the ability to write, read or speak English and they are expected to be taught complex stuff in English- the language of instruction. Your language policy has failed but you're stuck right there. You either decide to go fully Kiswahili or English. Ghana, Kenya, Nigeria, Zambia, Zim, Uganda and name them - had these debates - and all decided English was the way to go.

rvp20183:
Splitting hairs..29.7 trillion kshs is 30B dollar rounded off. Let move to counties & state budget. Where we get to analyse make-believe unrealistic budgets of your states.

Liar!

For argument sake - let say it's 28.9B (round off to 29B) - against yours 25B - that is entirely based on Oil (with unrealistic projections ).

forgiveness:


Liar!

That was just due to the dollar fluctuation. The dollar has been for a long time hanging between 100-103.I think you went by the current dollar trading to the shilling!

forgiveness:


Liar!

They are the masters of unrealistic budgets!

''He said: “I am just quoting the Senate Leader from his speech, which said the 2018 budget was designed to consolidate on the achievements of the 2016 and 2017 budgets. What was done in 2017 when less than 15 per cent of that budget was released? Nothing was done and that was why I called it (2018 budget proposal) fictitious. I am very sorry if that is the word he is bothered about. I will withdraw the word ‘fictitious’ and use ‘totally imaginary.” According to Abaribe, the receivables (revenue) in the budget were being exaggerated, adding that the revenues were only one-tenth of the figures being claimed by the government. He stated that the budget was being predicated on parameters that have been destroyed by facts available.
Senator Ben Murray Bruce (PDP Bayelsa East) in his own contribution said that the 2018 budget proposal is a “budget of active imagination,” as according to him, the budget is already committing 25 percent to debt servicing.''

This was quoted from http://www.thetidenewsonline.com/2017/11/29/senators-slam-fgs-2018-budget-say-projections-unrealistic/

rvp20183:
For argument sake - let say it's 28.9B (round off to 29B) - against yours 25B - that is entirely based on Oil (with unrealistic projections ).

Less than 15% of the budget was released. I am shocked.

Music break from their Falz - This is Nigeria.

This is Nigeria
Look how I'm living now
Look how I'm living now
Everybody be criminal
This is Nigeria
Look how we living now
Look what we eating now
Everybody be criminal

Jonraid:
They are the masters of unrealistic budgets!

''He said: “I am just quoting the Senate Leader from his speech, which said the 2018 budget was designed to consolidate on the achievements of the 2016 and 2017 budgets. What was done in 2017 when less than 15 per cent of that budget was released? Nothing was done and that was why I called it (2018 budget proposal) fictitious. I am very sorry if that is the word he is bothered about. I will withdraw the word ‘fictitious’ and use ‘totally imaginary.” According to Abaribe, the receivables (revenue) in the budget were being exaggerated, adding that the revenues were only one-tenth of the figures being claimed by the government. He stated that the budget was being predicated on parameters that have been destroyed by facts available.
Senator Ben Murray Bruce (PDP Bayelsa East) in his own contribution said that the 2018 budget proposal is a “budget of active imagination,” as according to him, the budget is already committing 25 percent to debt servicing.''

This was quoted from http://www.thetidenewsonline.com/2017/11/29/senators-slam-fgs-2018-budget-say-projections-unrealistic/

Kenyanstar:

I will be giving you detailed information including the links for transparency... I expect you to also give me detailed infomation with evidence.
KENYA has built over 1000km of road within 5 years
http://www.kenha.co.ke/index.php/projects/completed-project


No. PROJECT NAME
LENGTH (KM) REGION YEAR OF COMPLETION
1 Construction of Miritini-Mwache Kipevu Link Road 39.2 Mombasa 2018
2 Construction of Voi-Mwatate (A23) 45 Taita Taveta 2017
3 Construction of KCC (Sotik)-Ndanai-Gorgor (C15) 19 Bomet 2017
4 Construction of Ejinja-Bumala (C30) Road 37 Bungoma 2016
5 Construction of Kangema-Gacharage (C70) Road 35 Muranga 2017
6 Construction of Kaloleni-Kilifi (C107) Road 35 Kilifi 2017
7 Construction of Rumuruti-Maralal (C77) Road 45 Samburu 2017
8 Construction of Siaya-Ruambwa (C29) Road 29 Siaya 2017
9 Construction of Masara-Suna-Kehancha (C13) Road 62 Migori 2017
10 Marsabit – Turbi 122 Marsabit 2015
11 Timboroa – Eldoret 76 Uasin Gishu 2014
12 Homabay Mbita 43 Mombasa 2014
13 Londiani – Fortenan 63 Kericho/Kisumu2014
14 Modika – Nuno 12 Garissa 2015
15 Chepterit – Kimondi 14 Nandi 2015
16 Eldoret – Webuye 60 Uasin Gishu 2015
17 Athi River – Namanga 135 Kajiado 2015
18 Webuye – Malaba 60 Bungoma/Busia2015
19 Merille River – Marsabit 120.6 Marsabit 2017
20 Port Reitz Moi International Airport Access 6.4 Mombasa 2017
21 Turbi – Moyale 122 Marsabit 2017
22 Mwatate – Taveta 99 Taveta 2017
23 Bachuma Gate–maji ya Chumvi 50.4 Kilifi/Kwale 2018
24 Njoro Turnoff – Timboroa 84 Nakuru/Baringo 2010
25 Sultan Hamud–Machakos Turnoff 55 Macha/Makueni 2013
26 Machakos Turnoff – JKIA 33 Macha/Nairobi 2013
27 Kericho – Nyamasaria 76 Kericho/Kisumu 2014
28 Kericho – Mau Summit 58 Kericho 2015
29 Nyamasaria – Kisian-Kisumu Bypass (A1/B1) Road 22 Kisumu Central 2015
30 Chebilat – Ikonge – Chabera (C750) 38 Nyamira/kericho2018
31 Kisumu Airport – Kisian (Busia Road Part 2) 9.0 Kisumu Central 2015
32 Nairobi Southern Bypass 28.6 Nairobi/Kiambu 2016
33 Karen Round- About 4.4 Nairobi 2016
34 Bachuma Gate - Maji ya Chumvi 53.4 Kwale/Kilifi 2016
35 construction of mombasa southern bypass road kipevu 0.9 Mombasa 2018

you will kill Nigerians with the truth why was he objecting anyway kenya has undergone massive infrastructure transformation we lead others follow like tz and naija are following our shadow

Budgetary deficits are always going to be there

Very few countries have a surplus in their budget

But Nigeria's budget projections and estimates are way exaggerated! So it's hard knowing how much they really spend!

Nigeria's budget fluctuates on how much oil will be selling per barrel! The economy is still much dictated by oil!

rvp20183:
Less than 15% of the budget was released. I am shocked.

Music break from their Falz - This is Nigeria.

This is Nigeria
Look how I'm living now
Look how I'm living now
Everybody be criminal
This is Nigeria
Look how we living now
Look what we eating now
Everybody be criminal

Kazikazi:
Don't try to shift things around.Who said we don't appreciate your God given natural assets? Friend, I am against lies! Kenya is beautiful.Yes. And so as other nations.But is not the most beautiful in Africa or in the world.The same God who gave you those assets is the same God who hates lies!
Yes us Magufulis need your prayers,we need prayers to withstand your lies and deceptive habits.
We don't hate you.But we hate your pride,we hate your lies,your 'all must be mine' attitude. We hate your tribalism,your greedy.Tanzanians need prayers.Yes we do.Prayers to help us leave with a headstrong neighbour.,a neighbor who is not ashamed to claim what is not his!

Bla bla

You are jealous because your country has failed in even basic principles. You call us proud forgetting pride is acquired, not dug out from the ground. You have to earn pride. It's impossible for a bongo to fathom the concept of pride, with your 4 plane national carrier and 2 Olympic medals. Jealousy will send you to an early grave.

Achieving Monetary policy objectives is a long shot rout with difficulties and uncertainties due to ever changing macroeconomic dynamics.In recent years,however,majority of central banks have adopted four monetary policy regimes or strategies to enhance their ability in achieving these goals.Describe four Monetary policy regimes clearly showing how they integrate the goals of monetary policy and possible information variable at the disposal of central bank used to monitor and direct changes in monetary policy.


Any economists in this thread to kindly assist me on this.
Thanks.