gallivant:
Kenya Defence Forces

May 29th
Commander Kenya Air Force presided over the 16th Defence Forces Technical College graduation ceremony at Moi Forces Academy grounds. He encouraged the graduates to make a positive impact wherever they shall be deployed.

pacretus:
Ankara army

samorobo:


Lol..they screamed 140m.ladt year and now they've increased it to 150m...they can't believe it's is dropping...it's pains them..

samorobo:


Something are better left not discussed...there is obviously no room for comparism..

samorobo:


It has this California summer vibe . beautiful

samorobo:


I know they are Tanzanian drinks in Kenya stores ..e.g Azman drink...

rvp20182:
poor is 100m and extremely poor 150m..poverty is increasing in Nigeria

Mkenya2019:
I think Nairobi should pause for Ghana to catch up - but Joburg has got to be very worried.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=K3qnS3bKLwY

Mkenya2019:
I think Nairobi should pause for Ghana to catch up - but Joburg has got to be very worried.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=K3qnS3bKLwY

Mkenya2019:
I think Nairobi should pause for Ghana to catch up - but Joburg has got to be very worried.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=K3qnS3bKLwY

Mkenya2019:
I think Nairobi should pause for Ghana to catch up - but Joburg has got to be very worried.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=K3qnS3bKLwY

Mkenya2019:
I think Nairobi should pause for Ghana to catch up - but Joburg has got to be very worried.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=K3qnS3bKLwY

Austine1213:


South African companies that have seen their fortunes blossom in East Africa are Old Mutual, CfC Stanbic Bank, Liberty, South Africa Airways, MultiChoice and Dimensions Data.

Austine1213:


Tsogo Sun has hotels in Zambia, Tanzania, Kenya, Nigeria and Mozambique. Sun International operates in six countries outside South Africa. Marriott International’s acquisition of Protea Hotels has given it an expanded footprint in Africa. Hyatt Hotels & Resorts will double its presence in Africa by 2020, with new investments in Cameroon, Senegal and Algeria, to go with its existing hotels in Morocco and Tanzania. The group is eyeing East Africa, citing increased infrastructure spending there as a reason to consider investing.

Austine1213:


South African companies that have seen their fortunes blossom in East Africa are Old Mutual, CfC Stanbic Bank, Liberty, South Africa Airways, MultiChoice and Dimensions Data.

obaaderemi:
You must know the Nigerian market alone is larger than the entire East African market. That's a lot of soap, vegetable oil, margarine, shoes, mattresses, books, processed food, frozen chicken, processed fish, cocoa drinks, beverages, cement, clothings, furniture, metal goods, cosmetics, e.t.c.

Kenya's manufacturing is very small.
Okay, here's the thing: since you Kenyans always run to posting pictures when facts don't favour you, we will post and compare pictures of manufacturing plants today. Let's see how you fare again.

Austine1213:


South Africa consequently accounted for a 12.4 percent of foreign investment in Kenya behind UK’s 15.8 percent, but ahead of US (11.6 percent), France (5.8 percent) and Mauritius (4.9 percent).


+There are about 300 South Africa companies that have invested in East Africa.

Mkenya2019:
Serena Hotels has established itself as one of the world’s leading hospitality brands offering quality accommodation, unique holiday and conference solutions, cultural heritage and adventure tourism. Its collection of 35 unique hotels, resorts, safari lodges and camps, palaces and forts located in East Africa (Kenya, Tanzania, Zanzibar, Rwanda and Uganda), Mozambique and South Asia (Pakistan, Afghanistan and Tajikistan) are in some of the world’s most interesting, enchanting, historic, and exotic settings.

Shma:
out of those 300 how many are in Kenya..?

Shma:
hey dude! , FYI, the white S. A(investors) operating in Kenya are very little as compared to other countries especially in West Africa.

Mkenya2019:
Serena Hotels has established itself as one of the world’s leading hospitality brands offering quality accommodation, unique holiday and conference solutions, cultural heritage and adventure tourism. Its collection of 35 unique hotels, resorts, safari lodges and camps, palaces and forts located in East Africa (Kenya, Tanzania, Zanzibar, Rwanda and Uganda), Mozambique and South Asia (Pakistan, Afghanistan and Tajikistan) are in some of the world’s most interesting, enchanting, historic, and exotic settings.