gallivant:
Hopefully the dwarfs can save us their noise with this new list.

Kenya isn't on the list but u're attacking another nation that appeared 4times.

Werey somebody.😂😂😂

theenchanter:
Kenya isn't on the list but u're attacking another nation that appeared 4times.

Werey somebody.😂😂😂

Which nation have I attacked? Comprehension problems this early?

gallivant:


Which nation have I attacked? Comprehension problems this early?

gallivant:
Hopefully the dwarfs can save us their noise with this new list.

I already know u guys never belly up to the bar.

But the Ghana u're trying to shade appeared on the list 4x, while urs doesn't even appear. The joke is on u.

theenchanter:
I already know u guys never belly up to the bar.

But the Ghana are trying to shade appeared in the list 4x, while urs doesn't even appear. The jokebis in u.

Comprehension! I said hopefully thanks to the list we might receive less complaining. How is that a bad thing? Maybe it's you trying measure up? I just want peace.

gallivant:


Comprehension! I said hopefully thanks to the list we might receive less complaining. How is that a bad thing? Maybe it's you trying measure up? I just want peace.

might receive less complaining, from who? U think u're smart, abi?

Kenya is not listed, don't bother about receiving less complaints from another place.

theenchanter:
I already know u guys never belly up to the bar.

But the Ghana u're trying to shade appeared on the list 4x, while urs doesn't even appear. The joke is on u.

Let the man breaathhe 😄

theenchanter:
might receive less complaining, from who? U think u're smart, abi?

Kenya is not listed, don't bother about receiving less complaints from another place.

Okay.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=M8EHKl31DTk

180M Altura is growing taller every day.

mzansiboy:
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Egypt 🇪🇬 has more skyscrapers than SOuth Africa 🇿🇦.
Fastest train is in Morocco 🇲🇦 .

Shma2023:

Egypt 🇪🇬 has more skyscrapers than SOuth Africa 🇿🇦.
Fastest train is in Morocco 🇲🇦 .

Fastest train was acquired in Lagos since 2021.
That of Morocco is 320km/h while the Red Line Trains acquired in 2021 for the Red Line is in 330km/h.

GeneralDae:

Fastest train was acquired in Lagos since 2021.
That of Morocco is 320km/h while the Red Line Trains acquired in 2021 for the Red Line is in 330km/h.

Al-buraq still holds the highest speed title at 357kph_ I don't think there is any new train in Africa that can beat that record. Trust me, trains depreciate in speed. Give it 3 weeks of service and you'll see 290kmh or even lower. Our SGR was doing 160km/h when tested, it's now lower than 140km/h.

Just40:
I think he's a young person

He thinks Germany only began from 1871 😂🤣😂

I'm not sure he knows about the Kingdom of Germany and its influence over the Holy Roman Catholic Church during the reign of Charlemagne in the 8th century AD.

Shma2023:

Al-buraq still holds the highest speed title at 357kph_ I don't think there is any new train in Africa that can beat that record. Trust me, trains depreciate in speed. Give it 3 weeks of service and you'll see 290kmh or even lower. Our SGR was doing 160km/h when tested, it's now lower than 140km/h.

Al-buraq is 300kph from my findings.

Obaaderemi2:
I'm not sure he knows about the Kingdom of Germany and its influence over the Holy Roman Catholic Church during the reign of Charlemagne in the 8th century AD.

We have too many kids on this forum, it's time we require age limits for certain convos 😂🤣

I'm just impressed by how bold he is in wrong thinking

GeneralDae:

Al-buraq is 300kph from my findings.

This even proves my point further. When Morocco train was very new, it went up to 357kmh - it's currently doing 57kmh lower.

GeneralDae:

Fastest train was acquired in Lagos since 2021.
That of Morocco is 320km/h while the Red Line Trains acquired in 2021 for the Red Line is in 330km/h.

Correction.

Redline train in Lagos cannot pass the 300km/hr ceiling. Its average speed is 250km/hr, and max 300kmp. Lemme show you the link in a few.

gallivant:


Comprehension! I said hopefully thanks to the list we might receive less complaining. How is that a bad thing? Maybe it's you trying measure up? I just want peace.

You don't get it. But see the reason why he said so.

Obiano13:


Its ridiculous what the guy is suggesting , like having the last guy in class trying to compete with number 1 without even trying to beat the second last guy or Eritrea aiming to be like Brazil in football without even outdoing Djibouti. You start climbing a tree from the bottom. The Kenya vs Tz thing only began after independence because you were a German colony for 39 yrs, at that time we can argue some competition because Kenyans and Tznians kicked each others butts during WW1, but later you were a British colony for 42 yrs during which time there was pretty much no competition between the two. Lets be honest after independence we competed directly for maybe 20 years (the first 10 fiercely) then you guys quit the competition after Mzee accepted his system was flawed. Competition resumed again in the early 2000s after Moi's spectacular misrule took Kenya's economy to the cleaners, giving you a chance to catch up. Currently you have a fairly good chance because Ruto, the egg shaped head and his humpty dumpty deputy will make sure Kenya goes to the dogs. The question is whether your current leadership is any better or she's similarly speerheading a stagflation. Btw, Kenya's data is not fake, it shows even in our annual budget. If it was fake we wouldn't manage to spend the equivalent of all EA countries combined on our own.

So is your annual budget 26b equal to the total of TZ, uganda, and the rest if eac?
Sometimes u need to know lies won't feed Kenyans. Years and years if lying what have it benefited your country?

Do u know,even us in TZ we can simply rebase and rebase and artificially overvaluing our currency even by more than 200% so our GDP figures could be very big. But at the end of a day how will that benefit us the citizen except getting a stupid pride?

Shma2023:

Correction.

Redline train in Lagos cannot pass the 300km/hr ceiling. Its average speed is 250km/hr, and max 300kmp. Lemme show you the link in a few.

Designed speed and operating speed are two different stuff. Operating speed I usually lower than a designed speed. Like in your case,your designed speed for your passenger trains was 100kph,but your operating speed is usually 70-80kph.
Even the one in naija,it will be doing lower speed,and even more lower because it's a metro trains which needs to have more stoppages

I weep for Africa

Kazikazi:


Designed speed and operating speed are two different stuff. Operating speed I usually lower than a designed speed. Like in your case,your designed speed for your passenger trains was 100kph,but your operating speed is usually 70-80kph.
Even the one in naija,it will be doing lower speed,and even more lower because it's a metro trains which needs to have more stoppages

What are you disapproving here... What is exactly your point?

Kazikazi:


So is your annual budget 26b equal to the total of TZ, uganda, and the rest if eac?

Nope... Mathematically speaking, we make 45% of entire EAC budget with a mere 25% of total population.

Do u know,even us in TZ we can simply rebase and rebase and artificially overvaluing our currency even by more than 200% so our GDP figures could be very big. But at the end of a day how will that benefit us the citizen except getting a stupid pride?

It doesn't work that way, bongolala... Stop embarrassing East Africans. You're being a disgrace for Pete's sake!
Mind you, Tz rebased her economy a year after Kenya and Nigeria. Why is it not the largest in Africa?

Kazikazi:
I weep for Africa

Weep for Tz; for destroying the face of humanity. You have killed pretty much all Albinos in Tz, and now crossing boarder to Kenya; exporting beggars and endangering The species of Albino. Kenya has the terrebliest neighbours... Somali & Sudan being the worst... Then Tz_ The jealous and witchcraft-infested nation.

Kazikazi:
I weep for Africa

😂🤣

jl115:
that was the IMF

2023 hasn't run up . It is a calculated figure for April 2023

Shma2023:

Don't hate being stupid. It takes an average brain to decompound the link - you don't need rocket scientist, or Quantum phsycian. You need to make use of your midget's brain, understand the website, make the move and calculate the outcome. I'm not here to spoon-feed dwarfs. Heck! I even gave you a screenshot to make your work easier .

Listen, there is data for both Ghana and Kenya in that link. Your work is little, contrast!!!!

I already know how stupid you might be . It is a calculated figure for the month of April 2023 . We are in the year 2023 , imf hasn't come up with 2023 data because 2023 hasn't run up . What we have are monthly figure .

Kazikazi:


So is your annual budget 26b equal to the total of TZ, uganda, and the rest if eac?
Sometimes u need to know lies won't feed Kenyans. Years and years if lying what have it benefited your country?

Unfortunàtely your confused leaders have chosen to raise spending and debt uptake. Tz has raised its budget by a whopping 7% and Uganda by an even bigger 9.6%. The downside is you lack the revenues to justify such. Tz is only managing to finance 70% of its budget, UG will only manage 68%, Rwanda 63% compared to Kenya 80%. Tz will make do with a whopping 17% foreign aid compared to Kenya's 4.7% of which 1% is grants. Numbers don't lie.

Do u know,even us in TZ we can simply rebase and rebase and artificially overvaluing our currency even by more than 200% so our GDP figures could be very big. But at the end of a day how will that benefit us the citizen except getting a stupid pride?

The UN statistical office recommends a country to rebase it's economy every five or so years. This is not done to boost egos but to better capture economic activity. That's why Tz rebased in 2014 and did so exactly five years later in 2019. Kenya has traditionally rebased after every ten years... 1967, 1976, 1985, 2005, 2014, 2021. Between 1985 and 2005 we did not rebase because we had an incompetent and intellectually challenged moro.n in power and virtually no change in economic activity took place.

Shma2023:

Egypt 🇪🇬 has more skyscrapers than SOuth Africa 🇿🇦.
Fastest train is in Morocco 🇲🇦 .

African Countries With The Most Skyscrapers 100 Meters Height
There seems to be an explosion of skyscrapers in Africa. In every city you visit, skyscrapers are popping up overnight.…
There seems to be an explosion of skyscrapers in Africa. In every city you visit, skyscrapers are popping up overnight. The increased demand in office spaces across the continent has led to the mushrooming of skyscrapers with some going beyond 100 meters into the sky.

South Africa leads the continent with the most skyscrapers at 54 followed by Egypt which has 48. Nigeria has 14 while Algeria has 13. Kenya has 11, Morocco has eight while Tanzania and Angola have seven and six respectively. Libya has five while Cote D’Ivoire, Ethiopia, and Mozambique have three each.

South Africa – 54
Egypt – 48
Nigeria – 14
Algeria – 13
Kenya – 11
Morocco – 8
Tanzania – 7
Angola – 6
Libya – 5
Cote D’Ivoire – 3
Mozambique – 3
Ethiopia – 3
Skyscrapers in Kenya include Britam Towers at 200 meters followed by Old Mutual Towers at 163 meters. Times Towers is 140 meters. Kings Prism Towers has 133 meters in the sky while Kenyatta International Convention Center has 105 meters. Teposta Towers have 120 meters while Social Security Houese has 103 meters. Kenya Commercial Bank Plaza has 109 meters.

According to Wikipedia, most of the tallest buildings in Kenya are found in Nairobi, the capital and largest city in the country. In Nairobi, there are 18 buildings that stand taller than 80 meters (260 ft), and several are under construction.

When it comes to overall real estate in Kenya, Nairobi, Kisumu, Uasin Gishu, and Nakuru are the most oversupplied retail markets by 3.0 mn SQFT, 0.2 mn SQFT, 0.12 mn SQFT, and 0.09 mn SQFT, respectively, and also expected to increase further especially in Nairobi with the additional spaces such as the Ojijo Properties.

The Kenyan retail sector performance recorded a stable performance with the average rental yield coming in at 6.8 percent in 2022.

Nairobi was the best-performing region with an average rental yield and occupancy rate of 7.8 percent and 75.9 percent, respectively.

The opportunity remains in mid-tier counties that are undersupplied such as Kiambu County and Mt. Kenya region, both having space demand of 0.5 mn SQFT.

Shma2023:



Nope... Mathematically speaking, we make 45% of entire EAC budget with a mere 25% of total population.



It doesn't work that way, bongolala... Stop embarrassing East Africans. You're being a disgrace for Pete's sake!
Mind you, Tz rebased her economy a year after Kenya and Nigeria. Why is it not the largest in Africa?

Your budget is 3.7 trillion ksh, which is 26billion dollars.
But since you are a kenyan, you will always lie just to massage your stupid pride.
Am still not yet to understand this. I mean,you know your budget is 26b, but u just lie and say it's 32b!

And mind you,out of that 26b estimated budget,you still have to pay debts. And you know how much goes into debt repayments

mzansiboy:


African Countries With The Most Skyscrapers 100 Meters Height
There seems to be an explosion of skyscrapers in Africa. In every city you visit, skyscrapers are popping up overnight.…
There seems to be an explosion of skyscrapers in Africa. In every city you visit, skyscrapers are popping up overnight. The increased demand in office spaces across the continent has led to the mushrooming of skyscrapers with some going beyond 100 meters into the sky.

South Africa leads the continent with the most skyscrapers at 54 followed by Egypt which has 48. Nigeria has 14 while Algeria has 13. Kenya has 11, Morocco has eight while Tanzania and Angola have seven and six respectively. Libya has five while Cote D’Ivoire, Ethiopia, and Mozambique have three each.

South Africa – 54
Egypt – 48
Nigeria – 14
Algeria – 13
Kenya – 11
Morocco – 8
Tanzania – 7
Angola – 6
Libya – 5
Cote D’Ivoire – 3
Mozambique – 3
Ethiopia – 3
Skyscrapers in Kenya include Britam Towers at 200 meters followed by Old Mutual Towers at 163 meters. Times Towers is 140 meters. Kings Prism Towers has 133 meters in the sky while Kenyatta International Convention Center has 105 meters. Teposta Towers have 120 meters while Social Security Houese has 103 meters. Kenya Commercial Bank Plaza has 109 meters.

According to Wikipedia, most of the tallest buildings in Kenya are found in Nairobi, the capital and largest city in the country. In Nairobi, there are 18 buildings that stand taller than 80 meters (260 ft), and several are under construction.

When it comes to overall real estate in Kenya, Nairobi, Kisumu, Uasin Gishu, and Nakuru are the most oversupplied retail markets by 3.0 mn SQFT, 0.2 mn SQFT, 0.12 mn SQFT, and 0.09 mn SQFT, respectively, and also expected to increase further especially in Nairobi with the additional spaces such as the Ojijo Properties.

The Kenyan retail sector performance recorded a stable performance with the average rental yield coming in at 6.8 percent in 2022.

Nairobi was the best-performing region with an average rental yield and occupancy rate of 7.8 percent and 75.9 percent, respectively.

The opportunity remains in mid-tier counties that are undersupplied such as Kiambu County and Mt. Kenya region, both having space demand of 0.5 mn SQFT.

The list is too old,I don't know where u copied it.

Egypt is now having almost 100 buildings of a height of 100 metres and above.

It's sad that u are stuck on old reports