im not surprised

it is underwhelming as usual
No proper infrastructure

Shma2020:



You posted a single building - a hostel which you think no uni in Kenya can have.

I went ahead and searched for a village uni - I specifically typed male hostel, and boom! This is what I got. I guess you're till in shock right?

If you want more infrastructure of chuka campus, here they are.

Just30:
im not surprised

it is underwhelming as usual
No proper infrastructure

Noise.

Bottom line - what you posted here as a hostel thinking no kenyan uni can build or rather stand it is what confused your brain completely after seeing chuka male hostel

Shma2020:

Noise.

Bottom line - what you posted here as a hostel thinking no kenyan uni can build or rather stand it is what confused your brain completely after seeing chuka male hostel

Stop posting this ugly building u worsening ur case

Appisko:


Stop posting this ugly building u worsening ur case

The right word should be, "stop posting, you're embarrassing us."

And I've stopped.

Shma2020:


The right word should be, "stop posting, you're embarrassing us."

And I've stopped.

Stop tickling urself a neutral person just concluded that our Universities are way too developed to compared to one building Universities of Kenya stop embarrassing ur country

Appisko:


Stop tickling urself a neutral person just concluded that our Universities are way too developed to compared to one building Universities of Kenya stop embarrassing ur country

Show us where that neutral person concluded that........


BONOBO, you're embarrassing yourself and your education sector. If this is the product of Ghana education, then I give up.

obaaderemi:
I was surprised by the university battle between Ghana and Kenya. The Kenyans came up short.

Shma2020:


Show us where that neutral person concluded that........


BONOBO, you're embarrassing yourself and your education sector. If this is the product of Ghana education, then I give up.

Yes u need to do that log out and switch ur phone off u embarrassing ur self

The Gov't of Ghana is working on a Policy to allow for duty free import of Electric Vehicles to promote their use and reduce greenhouse gas emissions. The Hint was given by the Minister of Energy

Appisko:


Yes u need to do that log out and switch ur phone off u embarrassing ur self

Hobbits hobbits hobbits.... Aaaah! you win my guy

Till next Time.

Accra Airport Residential Area kass tower coming up nicely

Which Safaricom got kicked out of DRC.
Nigeria presence in Africa simply restricted to a few Banks, Dangote and Globalcom.
It cannot even get 1/4 of kenya presence.

Kenya is 2nd to South Africa - and it's in almost all sectors.

Even if we go cements - the only thing Dangote has expanded - Kenya cement companies have operations regionally.

Name anything; beer; hotels; etc etc.

It almost a given for a kenya company to have regional expansion plan.

Abohboy:


All this hyping up yet Safaricom just got kicked out of DRC? And Kenya regionally in Africa isn't ahead of Nigeria. Nigeria has companies open in Tanzania, Gabon, Togo, Mozambique etc. And they have a decently large market share we recently built a massive cement plant in Tanzania, Kenya doesn't compare to Nigeria in size of economy, number of businesses and presence of it's businesses across Africa

Nigeria should focus on the basic. Provide Security first. Once you have finished Boko Haram, Kidnapping, Cattle rustlers, Islamic fighters - then you can start to talk about dealing with South East secessionist.

Countries that have sorted such basic - like Kenya or Ghana - can focus on
Good roads
Electricity
Good railways
Running water

Abohboy:


You're honestly not wrong they have the resources and the population to do it without problem but until foreign medlers and bad leaders are gotten rid of the DRC cannot progress but in my opinion I still believe Nigeria will become the strongest and most prosperous black nation in the world with the population we have, the ingenuity, the innovation, the knowledge we can go so far with just the knowledge of our citizens all the government needs to do is provide an enabling system

Good roads
Electricity
Good railways
Running water

With just those the citizens would be able to solve all of Nigeria's problems whether it be manufacturing or housing they'll find a solution if the government gives them a base even with all the bad leadership we've been able to put our country in an amazing position so if and when we get a mediocre or hopefully a good leader then the kind of growth you'd see would be unseen in the history of economic growth

Just30:
We wont be engaging on this any further

We've seen your universities and they are not a match to even the least developed universities in Ghana....

Maybe. your universities can best be compared to pre- universities or remedial schools in Ghana.

It will continuously be a waste of our precious time.

That's it.

rvp20182:
You're babies crawling - as early as late 90s - kenya companies were expanding regionally.
https://www.businessdailyafrica.com/bd/markets/kenya-overtakes-sa-as-biggest-investor-in-african-countries-2122218
Kenya overtook South Africa to become the biggest investor in other African countries in terms of the number of projects in 2015.

Kenya invested in 36 projects last year in other parts of the continent against South Africa’s 33, a new study by financial consulting firm Ernst & Young shows.

You are citing 2015 data in 2021.

This is 2021 and in terms of FDI outflow to other African countries, Ghana is above your country. Even Togo is above your country.

FDI outflows from Africa fell by two thirds in 2020
to $1.6 billion, from $4.9 billion in 2019. The
highest outflows were from Togo ($931 million).
Investment from that country was largely directed to
other African countries. Outflows from Ghana ($542
million) and Morocco ($492 million) were also
significant, although they dropped by 8% and 45%
respectively compared with 2019.

This is from UNCTAD.

According to the Africa Fintech: Scale Prevalence Report, out of the 716 fintech companies operating in Africa, more than half are headquartered in the 3 African fintech powers: Nigeria, South Africa and Kenya.

Uganda more promising than Ghana

UNCTAD dont know what they are doing. 2021 alone - Safaricom outflow to Ethiopia is worth how much? Kenya companies are behind the private sector of many east african countries - now including Congo.

obaaderemi:
You are citing 2015 data in 2021.

This is 2021 and in terms of FDI outflow to other African countries, Ghana is above your country. Even Togo is above your country.

This is from UNCTAD.

rvp20182:
UNCTAD dont know what they are doing. 2021 alone - Safaricom outflow to Ethiopia is worth how much? Kenya companies are behind the private sector of many east african countries - now including Congo.

I don't think you know what FDI is...
FDI does not include a stock investment

rvp20182:
UNCTAD dont know what they are doing. 2021 alone - Safaricom outflow to Ethiopia is worth how much? Kenya companies are behind the private sector of many east african countries - now including Congo.

Lol UNCTAD doesn't know what they doing lol @rvp have taken madness to another level

rvp20182:
According to the Africa Fintech: Scale Prevalence Report, out of the 716 fintech companies operating in Africa, more than half are headquartered in the 3 African fintech powers: Nigeria, South Africa and Kenya.

Uganda more promising than Ghana

See stats from useless blogs as usual

There are many definition - this is UNCTAD - and clearly they do a poor job collecting data

Foreign direct investment (FDI)
Foreign direct investment (FDI) is investment involving a long-term relationship and lasting interest in and control by a resident entity in one economy in an enterprise resident in another economy. In FDI, the investor exerts significant influence on the management of the enterprise resident in the other economy. The ownership level required in order for a direct investment to exist is 10% of the voting shares. Such investment involves both the initial transaction between the two entities and all subsequent transactions between them and among foreign affiliates, both incorporated and unincorporated. FDI may be undertaken by individuals or by business.

Just30:
I don't think you know what FDI is...
FDI does not include a stock investment

rvp20182:
There are many definition - this is UNCTAD - and clearly they do a poor job collecting data

Foreign direct investment (FDI)
Foreign direct investment (FDI) is investment involving a long-term relationship and lasting interest in and control by a resident entity in one economy in an enterprise resident in another economy. In FDI, the investor exerts significant influence on the management of the enterprise resident in the other economy. The ownership level required in order for a direct investment to exist is 10% of the voting shares. Such investment involves both the initial transaction between the two entities and all subsequent transactions between them and among foreign affiliates, both incorporated and unincorporated. FDI may be undertaken by individuals or by business.

there is only one definition....

It doesn't involve stock investment...

Madcow. That one clearly involve stock investment;

OECD definition
Foreign Direct Investment (FDI) flows record the value of cross-border transactions related to direct investment during a given period of time, usually a quarter or a year. Financial flows consist of equity transactions, reinvestment of earnings, and intercompany debt transactions. Outward flows represent transactions that increase the investment that investors in the reporting economy have in enterprises in a foreign economy, such as through purchases of equity or reinvestment of earnings, less any transactions that decrease the investment that investors in the reporting economy have in enterprises in a foreign economy, such as sales of equity or borrowing by the resident investor from the foreign enterprise. Inward flows represent transactions that increase the investment that foreign investors have in enterprises resident in the reporting economy less transactions that decrease the investment of foreign investors in resident enterprises. FDI flows are measured in USD and as a share of GDP. FDI creates stable and long-lasting links between economies.

Just30:
there is only one definition....

It doesn't involve stock investment...

rvp20182:
According to the Africa Fintech: Scale Prevalence Report, out of the 716 fintech companies operating in Africa, more than half are headquartered in the 3 African fintech powers: Nigeria, South Africa and Kenya.

Uganda more promising than Ghana

I blame just30 and vexx for killing ur soul of out of ur brains...I don't think is possible but you made possible lol

Wizzzzmike:


I blame just30 and vexx for killing ur soul of out of ur brains...I don't think is possible but you made possible lol

There is no a single Ghanian here who went to single track of school - all you never went back in the afternoon or in the morning - that is only humane excuse that would explain this level of obtuseness.

There is an old Ghanian in Skyscrapper city who knows his stuff - I guess he didnt go to school in Ghana - the rest of you Bonobos - your combined IQ would not light a bulb

Poppa
https://www.skyscrapercity.com/threads/african-business-and-economy-news.386057/page-1774

Wizzzzmike:


I blame just30 and vexx for killing ur soul of out of ur brains...I don't think is possible but you made possible lol

See how you are fumbling... Your fingers cant even string a proper sentence together.

rvp20182:
There is no a single Ghanian here who went to single track of school - all you never went back in the afternoon or in the morning - that is only humane excuse that would explain this level of obtuseness.

There is an old Ghanian in Skyscrapper city who knows his stuff - I guess he didnt go to school in Ghana - the rest of you Bonobos - your combined IQ would not light a bulb

Poppa
https://www.skyscrapercity.com/threads/african-business-and-economy-news.386057/page-1774

Egypt's President al-Sisi has opened the World's Largest Water Treatment Plant, the World’s Largest Sludge Plant and the World’s Largest Ozone Generator, the $1.273 billion Bahr Al-Baqar plant.

It has a capacity of 5.3 million cubic meters of water per day.

Just30:
See how you are fumbling... Your fingers cant even string a proper sentence together.

Ghana can learn a lot from Egypt - with it's almost total absent of modern sewage system.

Appisko:
Egypt's President al-Sisi has opened the World's Largest Water Treatment Plant, the World’s Largest Sludge Plant and the World’s Largest Ozone Generator, the $1.273 billion Bahr Al-Baqar plant.

It has a capacity of 5.3 million cubic meters of water per day.

rvp20182:
Ghana can learn a lot from Egypt - with it's almost total absent of modern sewage system.

Reframe it Kenya should learn from Ghana


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1nHDAeMkTks


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