Tanzania - the little Magufuliastan- gov desperately tries to hide the truth - as COVID deaths mount. 2 MPs already dead.

It appears South Africa does about 4.8M TEUS annually - with Durban port accounting for more than half of that. Durban last I checked were doing 2.7M TEUS - and about 72M metric tonnes. The other ports apart from CapeTown seem mostly designed for the export of coal and other mining products.

Mombasa is climbing up very furiously - this year without COVID - we'd be looking at 1.5M TEUs. If Mombasa port sustains the growth - it could overtake Durban in 10yrs or less.
https://www.maritime-executive.com/article/south-africa-trade-returns-to-growth-but-east-africa-rising

22 ports are called at by intercontinental liner services. Five are located along the East African coast, 10 in Southern Africa, with the rest being located on Indian Ocean Islands. The two largest ports continue to be Durban (2,700,000 TEU) in South Africa and Mombasa (1,190,000 TEU) in Kenya. This latter port took the second spot from Cape Town in 2011 and broke the million TEU mark in 2014. Combined, Durban and Mombasa handled 48 percent of total throughput in 2017.



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Just30:


noise and Tantrums

what a Chinese colony
You all will soon be speaking mandarin

how can you say gallivant kikuyu1 rvp and Mitsubishi will soon start saying SHIN SHAN SHUN CHAM CHUN. Abeg leave my brothers them, they never sabi English n.a. Mandarin them go sabi

samorobo:
Rvp you keep yapping about Kenya high educational standard but yet we are yet to see..you are just a mere laggard who loves firing from his hips ..you missed out on this UN list just as you always miss out I. YHE HIGHER TIMES RANKINGS... gallivant, kikuyu,shma, dlonra,leoo55 tell us why your high standard is letting this happen east Africa appears not be encouraging in education..not even one representative...smh


universities based on UN’s SDGs and social impact
by Isaac Kaledzi 2 days ago

Top Universities in Africa



The 2020 edition of the Times Higher Education University Impact Rankings has been published revealing the top universities around the world.

The rankings measure actions taken by universities to advance the UN’s Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), and to promote social and economic wellbeing around the world.

The rankings were carried out to provide comprehensive and balanced comparisons across three broad areas; research, outreach and stewardship.

This is the second edition which includes 766 universities from 85 countries.

The list is dominated New Zealand’s University of Auckland while three Australian Universities completed the top four: University of Sydney, Western Sydney University and La Trobe University.


Japan is the most represented nation in the table with 63 institutions followed by Russia with 47 and Turkey with 37.

Situation in Africa
In Africa, Egyptian institutions dominated the top 20 universities ranked and most of the ranked institutions are from North Africa.

Ghana and Nigeria each had two institutions also featuring in the top 20 ranked universities in Africa.

South Africa, Morocco, Algeria and Tunisia also had institutions ranking in the top 20 in Africa.

Here are the top 20 ranked institutions from Africa in the Time Higher Education University Impact Rankings for 2020.




https://africafeeds-com.cdn.ampproject.org/v/s/africafeeds.com/2020/04/28/africas-top-20-universities-based-on-uns-sdgs-and-social-impact/amp/?usqp=mq331AQQKAGYAcXJjbrxmoX3D7ABIA%3D%3D&amp_js_v=a2&amp_gsa=1#referrer=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.google.com&ampshare=https%3A%2F%2Fafricafeeds.com%2F2020%2F04%2F28%2Fafricas-top-20-universities-based-on-uns-sdgs-and-social-impact%2F

timeshighereducation.com

It is world's trusted, for transparency, accuracy and fairness

However your rankings are based on social impact only
For best universities try Overall index ranking.

Austine1213:

timeshighereducation.com

It is world's trusted, for transparency, accuracy and fairness

learn to cut a text while quoting. Too long

rvp20182:
It appears South Africa does about 4.8M TEUS annually - with Durban port accounting for more than half of that. Durban last I checked were doing 2.7M TEUS - and about 72M metric tonnes. The other ports apart from CapeTown seem mostly designed for the export of coal and other mining products.

Mombasa is climbing up very furiously - this year without COVID - we'd be looking at 1.5M TEUs. If Mombasa port sustains the growth - it could overtake Durban in 10yrs or less.
https://www.maritime-executive.com/article/south-africa-trade-returns-to-growth-but-east-africa-rising

22 ports are called at by intercontinental liner services. Five are located along the East African coast, 10 in Southern Africa, with the rest being located on Indian Ocean Islands. The two largest ports continue to be Durban (2,700,000 TEU) in South Africa and Mombasa (1,190,000 TEU) in Kenya. This latter port took the second spot from Cape Town in 2011 and broke the million TEU mark in 2014. Combined, Durban and Mombasa handled 48 percent of total throughput in 2017.

Durban is expanding

Port Elizabeth serving its local industrial base and forming an alternate port of call to container ships whenever the Durban or Cape Town container terminals were congested. That role has since been usurped by the addition of a new port at Ngqura, some 22km north-east of Port Elizabeth.

AskiaHarem:


KENYA IS FINISHED!

seriously! whoever signed of on this needs real flogging

rvp20182:
It appears South Africa does about 4.8M TEUS annually - with Durban port accounting for more than half of that. Durban last I checked were doing 2.7M TEUS - and about 72M metric tonnes. The other ports apart from CapeTown seem mostly designed for the export of coal and other mining products.

Mombasa is climbing up very furiously - this year without COVID - we'd be looking at 1.5M TEUs. If Mombasa port sustains the growth - it could overtake Durban in 10yrs or less.
https://www.maritime-executive.com/article/south-africa-trade-returns-to-growth-but-east-africa-rising

22 ports are called at by intercontinental liner services. Five are located along the East African coast, 10 in Southern Africa, with the rest being located on Indian Ocean Islands. The two largest ports continue to be Durban (2,700,000 TEU) in South Africa and Mombasa (1,190,000 TEU) in Kenya. This latter port took the second spot from Cape Town in 2011 and broke the million TEU mark in 2014. Combined, Durban and Mombasa handled 48 percent of total throughput in 2017.

Capetown will be doing 1.4m TEU mark probably this year if not already

Yes I notice that Ngqura port is growing - so it appears we have Durban at 2.7M, Ngqura and Capetown equally around 0.8m. Mombasa might lose some traffic to LAMU -once it's operational.

But overall as this depends on the economy - if Southern Africa economy doesn't grow - then their ports won't grow.

The East African economies are on steroid now - so the ports will naturally grow.

What is lacking in Kenya ports is export - goods - it's mostly empty containers going back - and once that is fixed - the ports will double in capacity easily.

Austine1213:


Durban is expanding

Port Elizabeth serving its local industrial base and forming an alternate port of call to container ships whenever the Durban or Cape Town container terminals were congested. That role has since been usurped by the addition of a new port at Ngqura, some 22km north-east of Port Elizabeth.

What pray could have happened in two years - in 2017 - they were doing 0.88M. Please try to understand these things before embarrassing yourself. 1.4m is not easy.

With South Africa in recession - the port traffic will continue to depreciate.

Austine1213:


Capetown will be doing 1.4m TEU mark probably this year if not already

rvp20182:
Yes I notice that Ngqura port is growing - so it appears we have Durban at 2.7M, Ngqura and Capetown equally around 0.8m. Mombasa might lose some traffic to LAMU -once it's operational.

But overall as this depends on the economy - if Southern Africa economy doesn't grow - then their ports won't grow.

The East African economies are on steroid now - so the ports will naturally grow.

What is lacking in Kenya ports is export - goods - it's mostly empty containers going back - and once that is fixed - the ports will double in capacity easily.

It is growing, thats y port elizabeth is now used to max due to congestion at Capetown and durban

Capetown should be 1.4m TEU and durban will continue with the expansion phase

rvp20182:
What pray could have happened in two years - in 2017 - they were doing 0.88M. Please try to understand these things before embarrassing yourself. 1.4m is not easy.

With South Africa in recession - the port traffic will continue to depreciate.

South Africa imports may still grow increasing the number remember botswana, zim, lesotho, swaziland, even zambia malawi use services of our ports

Just30:

you ain't making sense

OK let me spell it out for you:

The biggest shareholders in Anglogold Ashanti.

1.Public Investment Corp. of South Africa(SAn)
2.First Eagle Investment Management LLC(US)
3. Invested asset managemers pty Ltd (SAn)

Thus 2 of the biggest 3 shareholders are SAn......do you understand now?

rvp20182:
Yes I notice that Ngqura port is growing - so it appears we have Durban at 2.7M, Ngqura and Capetown equally around 0.8m. Mombasa might lose some traffic to LAMU -once it's operational.

But overall as this depends on the economy - if Southern Africa economy doesn't grow - then their ports won't grow.

The East African economies are on steroid now - so the ports will naturally grow.

What is lacking in Kenya ports is export - goods - it's mostly empty containers going back - and once that is fixed - the ports will double in capacity easily.

Speaking of now covid19 happening, SA Economy will be structured in a new way

Even the education, with all university students being given laptops and data to do remote learning, provisions will be ongoing fir years to come

Already 13000 Zimbabweans deported in 30days, others will soon follow, with tightning of boarders

Treasury busy in making of new economy post covid19, 2021 SA expected to grow by 4%

Many changes expected

Yes but no that fast...and it's facing competition from Maputo. South Africa is in a middle-class trap. It's not growing. It was under a recession last year. This year is of course chaos for everyone but South Africa has one world most depreciated currency and economy decelerate by as much as 4.5% - so expect the port to record a huge drop in traffic.

South Africa's economic problems are not temporary (COVID-19) - they are structural - starting with Eskom that has more debt than kenya total external debt(30B dollars) - and many other issues - on labor disputes, land, mining, and immigration.

Austine1213:

South Africa imports may still grow increasing the number remember botswana, zim, lesotho, swaziland, even zambia malawi use services of our ports

rvp20182:
We already shared the pics. But we know your desperation. You go looking for a pothole or a slum in Nairobi - and or Mombasa - and comeback like you found something we didn't know.

But we know when we look at developed part of Mombasa - your empty gov town of Abuja cannot match.

Even your slumish nairobi is no match to Lagos level. Not to talk of Abuja. Mombasa can't even be compared to Kaduna or kano city not to talk of Enugu or Port Harcourt. You must be very stupid.

Yes, education has to be a top priority - that way South Africa will transition from middle-class industrialized country to a developed country. The higher education is great - the problem is basic education - esp for the majority of black. The small elite mostly white-Asian and few blacks cannot take South Africa forward to the NEXT LEVEL...the black south Africans have to start to value education...beyond wearing mini-skirts to school and dancing!

And you need to deport nearly 9m out 10M illegal immigrants - I am not sure how you'll go about that - but it has to be brutal - more brutal than kwerekwere gangs.

Austine1213:


Speaking of now covid19 happening, SA Economy will be structured in a new way

Even the education, with all university students being given laptops and data to do remote learning, provisions will be ongoing fir years to come

Already 13000 Zimbabweans deported in 30days, others will soon follow, with tightning of boarders

Treasury busy in making of new economy post covid19, 2021 SA expected to grow by 4%

Many changes expected

rvp20182:
Yes, education has to be a top priority - that way South Africa will transition from middle-class industrialized country to a developed country. The higher education is great - the problem is basic education - esp for the majority of black. The small elite mostly white-Asian and few blacks cannot take South Africa forward to the NEXT LEVEL...the black south Africans have to start to value education...beyond wearing mini-skirts to school and dancing!

And you need to deport nearly 9m out 10M illegal immigrants - I am not sure how you'll go about that - but it has to be brutal - more brutal than kwerekwere gangs.

Basic education has improved from what it was in early 2000s, with introduction of ITC

and introduction of coding and robotics curriculum

Government is the one that outlines policies. not SA races

Illegal migrants will be dealt with accordinly, i doesnt have to be brutal. We deoorted 13000 without being brutal why should we be brutal

rvp20182:
Yes, education has to be a top priority - that way South Africa will transition from middle-class industrialized country to a developed country. The higher education is great - the problem is basic education - esp for the majority of black. The small elite mostly white-Asian and few blacks cannot take South Africa forward to the NEXT LEVEL...the black south Africans have to start to value education...beyond wearing mini-skirts to school and dancing!

And you need to deport nearly 9m out 10M illegal immigrants - I am not sure how you'll go about that - but it has to be brutal - more brutal than kwerekwere gangs.

Goverment policies are ones taking us forward, like in all countries

Rich people transcend race, richness has no color

Number of illegal migrants is not 9m


I hate liars i hate people who make up stories, fake news

rvp20182:
Yes but no that fast...and it's facing competition from Maputo. South Africa is in a middle-class trap. It's not growing. It was under a recession last year. This year is of course chaos for everyone but South Africa has one world most depreciated currency and economy decelerate by as much as 4.5% - so expect the port to record a huge drop in traffic.

South Africa's economic problems are not temporary (COVID-19) - they are structural - starting with Eskom that has more debt than kenya total external debt(30B dollars) - and many other issues - on labor disputes, land, mining, and immigration.

check out the HDI of SA

Mining is not an issue in SA
Land is not an issue, people with land issues are ones in state land, vast majority of land is communal land

You śeem ti listen to Malema too much you'll be crazy as him

Labour disputes are good to avoid exploitation

Illegal immigration we dealing with already

Eskom is going through restructuring, recovery 2022 is expected to be ok as other power plants will be finished

rvp20182:
Yes but no that fast...and it's facing competition from Maputo. South Africa is in a middle-class trap. It's not growing. It was under a recession last year. This year is of course chaos for everyone but South Africa has one world most depreciated currency and economy decelerate by as much as 4.5% - so expect the port to record a huge drop in traffic.

South Africa's economic problems are not temporary (COVID-19) - they are structural - starting with Eskom that has more debt than kenya total external debt(30B dollars) - and many other issues - on labor disputes, land, mining, and immigration.

Mozambique combined ports TEU is not even 500k, how is it competition?

rvp20182:
All developing world cities have slums - developed world cities don't- but Nigeria cities are slums. Show us your Abuja - I am going to give your 8 more pictures of parts of Mombasa - and you're going to give us 8 pictures of Abuja.

The whole Kenya is a capital slum. A massive and bombastic slums
the whole of kenya shouldd first compete with Kano first. I mean the Kenya as a whole should compete with Kano before anything.

samorobo:


I am not even concerned about your numerous slum littered all over mombassa and the rest of your counties...I am talking about the developed part of Mombasa being your cbd which happens to be a narrow dusty mess....a slum for better description (those images even reveals that)

By now you should know I don't do deceptive images I do videos where all can be seen with nothing to hide.....

Btw I can see more tiny resort and open grassland...lol is this what represent mombassa you silly joke.....mombassa is a kraaal city indeed

Now watch this with open mindedness...this is a drive through some part of maitama Abuja...notice the wide roads,amazing infastructure,serenity, greenery, orderliness e.t.c



https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YY9LT7cA94Q

Sammy stop giving these animals too much attention, you're bringing yourself down. Stop posting Abuja to compare with that dead ugly castle kraal called bombasa Kano alone is enough for that ZOO

Ghana spent 15 billion dollars in 3 years to solve it energy crisis
and has gone ahead to build SGRs of 3 billion that is 40% complete


That is how much money we spend in a short time frame

Mombasa port is smaller and is playing catch up to Tema the behemoth


Mombasa is the sovereignty property of China now
and likewise SGR KENYA

no one is envious of that

rvp20182:
You're very envious of SGR - because Ghana cannot afford it - and Mombasa port - does about twice more cargo handling than all your ports combined - despite all the mining activities. Tema probably handles about 0.9m while Mombasa is inching towards 1.5M TEUS.

SGR revenues last year grew 3 times. SGR began operation in 2018. SGR cargo also grew to nearly 5M tonnes...and considering Mombasa is handling 35M tonnes...they have huge room for growth. We envision SGR carrying about 20M - so we still huge room for growth - and revenues will grow to match KPA's 0.5B dollars annually....so combined 1B dollar revenues...will make the little Chinese loan (5B dollars) look like child play.

rvp20182:
And a few more -

Sharaaaap show us your infrastructure and not resorts Bombasa is a slumish village only Kano will do the work

rvp20182:
Tanzania - the little Magufuliastan- gov desperately tries to hide the truth - as COVID deaths mount. 2 MPs already dead.

Your news websites doing click bits are so desperate such that they become conspiracy theorist

rvp20182:
And a few more -

The whole of Kenya can't be compete with Kano

English koraa theyve not had a grip on it

Now Mandarin is coming to add to their dumbness

pacretus:
how can you say gallivant kikuyu1 rvp and Mitsubishi will soon start saying SHIN SHAN SHUN CHAM CHUN. Abeg leave my brothers them, they never sabi English n.a. Mandarin them go sabi

that is all that the Kenyattas know

selling their country piece by piece

chrisooblog:
seriously! whoever signed of on this needs real flogging

The problem with SA - you're competing against SSA - instead of competing with likes of Indonesia, Malaysia, Brazil, etc. In 10yrs - most African countries will have caught up - because you're stuck in mediocrity.

Austine1213:

check out the HDI of SA

Mining is not an issue in SA
Land is not an issue, people with land issues are ones in state land, vast majority of land is communal land

You śeem ti listen to Malema too much you'll be crazy as him

Labour disputes are good to avoid exploitation

Illegal immigration we dealing with already

Eskom is going through restructuring, recovery 2022 is expected to be ok as other power plants will be finished

Those are the biggest shareholders in SA

and all of SA shares is just 25% of the entire company shares

Get it now ?

jl115:

OK let me spell it out for you:

The biggest shareholders in Anglogold Ashanti.

1.Public Investment Corp. of South Africa(SAn)
2.First Eagle Investment Management LLC(US)
3. Invested asset managemers pty Ltd (SAn)

Thus 2 of the biggest 3 shareholders are SAn......do you understand now?

What is that? Seriously.

Problemkid1:
Sharaaaap show us your infrastructure and not resorts Bombasa is a slumish village only Kano will do the work