68816419:

Guy, the first pic ain't meru highway

That is Meru dual carriageway render image.
Here are progress as of 2017

IGpro1:
your craz y dude.. Nigeria has been in the manufacturing business before Kenya ever became independent.

Should we post factories and the products manufactured in them?

Kenya is a baby in manufacturing.

Y'all think you can just post what you like, it's terrible.
Like Singapore doing more manufacturing than China, you're sick.

If you were only considering more manufacturing, then it's still not the best kit for that analysis since it factors only money in that sector. The value chain in manufacturing is quite distinct from country to country...

After signing contract with Ethiopia for geothermal energy, KenGen has again gotten another contract with Djibouti.

Dualling of kenol-sagana road in murang'a is underway.

Kenya is the king of Geothermal energy in Africa.

Appisko:
Abidjan the Paris of Africa

West Africa if only France would let francophone w Africa be our region would have been the best in Africa

Will you guys stop with the inferiority complex! There is only one Paris and one Big Apple. You guys should be brave enough and call the country what it is: Ivory Coast, Gold Coast or Zoogeria.

68816419:

Source from your government or from u?

Lol..i can't recall the number of times that figure has change.

Yesterday it was 200,000, today its 230,000.

Kenya has added 30,000km of road overnight, crazy stuff bro .

Rvp is probably the funniest guy on this thread, dude just whip up crazy numbers and statement out of thin air.

jln115:


_ "has no effect on how that Member may be
classified with respect to any other law" As I've stated before, countries not part of the WTO were not listed

- "Kenya, Nigeria, Ghana, the other named countries... are listed under special request according to the 1990 data. So no these countries aren't affirmatively reported as being LDC according to the 2020 report." Do you know why they are listed at special request?

- "Hong Kong & South Korea are developing countries while Brazil, India... Are considered developed." Hong Kong & S Korea were not on the list as developing countries...........and Brazil, India and China have been newly classified as developed as of 2020.

-

I've not refused to acknowledge your own admission.

Why don't you tell us why they're listed with 1990 data... It's actually beneficial to be grouped in either of the two terms than to be categorized under developed status, since the countries listed will have better IMPORT-EXPORT deals...

My bad they were ineligible for developing country treatment

The U.S. Trade Representative also
considered whether countries account
for a significant share of world trade
and, thus, should be treated as ineligible
for the 2 percent de minimis standard.
In the 1998 rule, the U.S. Trade
Representative considered a share of
world trade of 2 percent or more to be
‘‘significant’’ because of the
commitment in the Statement of
Administration Action (SAA), approved
by the Congress along with the URAA,
that Hong Kong, Korea, and Singapore
would be ineligible for developing
country treatment and each of these
countries accounted for a share of world
trade in excess of 2 percent. The U.S.
Trade Representative now considers 0.5
percent to be a more appropriate
indicator of a ‘‘significant’’ share of
world trade. According to the most
recent available data from 2018

Still its not a conclusive report on the status of all the members of the WTO.

Wuoche:


Where are those 20 ships? The picture only shows three. Why do you lie a lot?

You dont need to see 20 ships in a pics

The berth and sailed logbook will show that.

Turn around is fast enough for 20 vessels to berth and said a day

Facts are stubborn. Kenya had 230,000kms road network in 2016. The next time we do another road survey - the number would have increased. Road network grows except maybe in Nigeria.

Shaytun:


Lol..i can't recall the number of times that figure has change.

Yesterday it was 200,000, today its 230,000.

Kenya has added 30,000km of road overnight, crazy stuff bro .

Rvp is probably the funniest guy on this thread, dude just whip up crazy numbers and statement out of thin air.

gallivant:


Will you guys stop with the inferiority complex! There is only one Paris and one Big Apple. You guys should be brave enough and call the country what it is: Ivory Coast, Gold Coast or Zoogeria.

You always display your gross ignorance on every topic.

So you never knew Abidjan city is also called Paris of Africa? Will you google and stop this ignorant attitude of yours?

You have issues with everything West Africa? Why?

Wuoche:


Manufacturing sector of Ghana is equal to that of Uganda

Then Uganda must really have a huge manufacturing sector over Kenya

Wuoche:


I thought you would post a Nigerian video, does that mean that there is no highway in Nigeria that can rival Dongo Kundu?

Ok

Just30:

You dont need to see 20 ships in a pics

The berth and sailed logbook will show that.

Turn around is fast enough for 20 vessels to berth and said a day

Your port only serves three ships a day.

Wuoche:


Your port only serves three ships a day.

Another Dumbo from the world slumish capital

Wuoche:


Your port only serves three ships a day.

Are you a comedian? Cos you are very funny

3 ships serving our port/s? Our ports that serves other landlocked countries? Funny

Just30:
Then Uganda must really have a huge manufacturing sector over Kenya

Ghana's manufacturing industry of $3b Vs Kenya's manufacturing industry of $6b.

https://data.worldbank.org/indicator/NV.IND.MANF.KD?locations=GH-KE

vankelvin:


Are you a comedian? Cos you are very funny

3 ships serving our port/s? Our ports that serves other landlocked countries? Funny

Was jocking

Justnotyou:


I've not refused to acknowledge your own admission.

Why don't you tell us why they're listed with 1990 data... It's actually beneficial to be grouped in either of the two terms than to be categorized under developed status, since the countries listed will have better IMPORT-EXPORT deals...

My bad they were eligible for developing country treatment

Still its not a conclusive report on the status of all the members of the WTO.

I don't care

- It's $1990 not year 1990

Wuoche:


Was jocking

Ikr

Wuoche:


Ghana's manufacturing industry of $3b Vs Kenya's manufacturing industry of $6b.

https://data.worldbank.org/indicator/NV.IND.MANF.KD?locations=GH-KE

Performance
Manufacturing contributed GHS28bn ($6.1bn) to GDP in 2017, up from GHS23.9bn ($5.2bn) in 2016 and GHS20.5bn ($4.4bn) in 2015, according to the Ghana Statistical Service (GSS). This was equivalent to 11.7% of GDP in 2017. Although manufacturing’s contribution to the economy has decreased slightly over the past decade, this was in large part due to the growth of the contribution of the oil sector to GDP. Indeed, the manufacturing sector grew by an impressive 9.5% in 2017, up from 7.9% in 2016 and 3.7% in 2015

Ghana manufacturing sector was $6.1 bn. Understand 2017

How come it reduced to 3b in 2019

https://oxfordbusinessgroup.com/overview/capacity-building-financial-stability-and-openness-international-investment-support-burgeoning

IGpro1:
your craz y dude.. Nigeria has been in the manufacturing business before Kenya ever became independent.

Should we post factories and the products manufactured in them?

Kenya is a baby in manufacturing.

Y'all think you can just post what you like, it's terrible.
Like Singapore doing more manufacturing than China, you're sick.

You are not on the list,,,,,,,,,,,,,,get over it!!!

Ghana's most important manufacturing industries include electronics manufacturing, car manufacturing, electric car manufacturing, automotive manufacturing, light manufacturing, aluminum smelting, food processing, cement, and small commercial ship building. A relatively small glass-making industry has also developed due to the high-quality sand available from the Tarkwa mining area. The foreign capital has increased in recent years. Most products are for local consumption and exportation.

Other industries include the production of food and beverages, textiles, chemicals and pharmaceuticals, and the processing of metals and wood products.

jln115:


I don't care

- It's $1990 not year 1990

my eyes are tripping, still it isn't conclusive.

Designation of WTO Members as
Least-Developed Countries
As explained above, the distinction
between developing and least-
developed countries no longer matters
for purposes of the de minimis
threshold: both are eligible for the same
2 percent rate. Nonetheless, for clarity
and consistent with section 771(36) of
the Act, this notice separately identifies
developing and least-developed
countries. The list of WTO Members
that are least-developed countries is
derived from Annex VII to the SCM
Agreement, which describes least-
developed countries as those designated
by the United Nations (Annex VII(a))
and named in Annex VII(b)), provided
the per capita GNP has not reached
$1,000 per annum. A number of WTO
Members are included on the United
Nations list of least-developed
countries,1 and several more are
included under Annex VII(b) based
upon their GNI per capita at constant
1990 dollars: Coˆte d’Ivoire, Ghana,
Honduras, Kenya, Nicaragua, Nigeria,
Pakistan, Senegal, and Zimbabwe.2

You can't stop loving Enugu

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=37pVmSd7Vyo

Wuoche:


Ghana's manufacturing industry of $3b Vs Kenya's manufacturing industry of $6b.

https://data.worldbank.org/indicator/NV.IND.MANF.KD?locations=GH-KE

Nigeria manufacturing sectors is at least 7 times bigger than Kenya's manufacturing sectors and also bigger than all East African countries combined.

Justnotyou:


Don't get carried away, this is what is categorized as manufacturing by the link.



It literally offers no a valuable assessment other than the total output through $ returns, & we know resource rich countries tend to do better in such analysis.

Instead a better measure on manufacturing is based on productivity & use of available resources, & the word economic forum has a 2019 report on Global competitiveness



Africa's top 10
1. Mauritius
2. South Africa
3. Morroco
4. Seychelles
5. Algeria
6. Botswana
7. Egypt
8. Namibia
9. Kenya
10. Rwanda

Kenya's manufacturing is way more diverse than Ghana's, it only ranks second to south africa among the countries currently here debating.

What are you talking about.

How can you be equating a WEF report with Industrial output, a lot of metrics go into measuring global competitiveness, things like government policies, institutions, enabling environment, ease of doing business.

Does Singapore have a higher industrial output than both the united states and china because it ranked first on the Global competitiveness Report??

vankelvin:


You always display your gross ignorance on every topic.

So you never knew Abidjan city is also called Paris of Africa? Will you google and stop this ignorant attitude of yours?

You have issues with everything West Africa? Why?

Stop with the colonial mentality. There's only one Paris in France.

68816419:

Nigeria manufacturing sectors is at least 7 times bigger than Kenya's and bigger than all East African countries combined.

Source?

Lagos mainland Surulere

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aEKboEAcS7s

rvp2018:
You think I would conjure random numbers.

read here https://www.businessdailyafrica.com/bd/data-hub/tough-task-ahead-in-kenya-s-drive-to-improve-its-roads-2219992

You literally just did that 2 pages ago.

Kenya GDP is almost twice and our manufacturing is around 10% of our GDP. Therefore ours is nearly 10B - and yours is 6B.

Appisko:


Performance
Manufacturing contributed GHS28bn ($6.1bn) to GDP in 2017, up from GHS23.9bn ($5.2bn) in 2016 and GHS20.5bn ($4.4bn) in 2015, according to the Ghana Statistical Service (GSS). This was equivalent to 11.7% of GDP in 2017. Although manufacturing’s contribution to the economy has decreased slightly over the past decade, this was in large part due to the growth of the contribution of the oil sector to GDP. Indeed, the manufacturing sector grew by an impressive 9.5% in 2017, up from 7.9% in 2016 and 3.7% in 2015

Ghana manufacturing sector was $6.1 bn. Understand 2017

How come it reduced to 3b in 2019

https://oxfordbusinessgroup.com/overview/capacity-building-financial-stability-and-openness-international-investment-support-burgeoning