Kazikazi:
When I look at the GDP of SA,Morocco and TZ,and their developments,then when I compare with. other nations with similar or higher GDP than them,I just come to one conclusion...
It is foolish to trust GDP figures coming from mos of African nations

Erase tz with the speed of light pls. Gdp is not white sandy beaches.

Shma:


Your partnership with Zambia saved you big.

With a gas pipeline from mtwara to Dar this isn't a joke!
Do u know, Dar has piped gas network than any city in Africa.
Most of factories in Dar and nearby regions use underground piped gas......
Look here son

samorobo:


Erase tz with the speed of light pls. Gdp is not white sandy beaches.

...or bellies full of cassava and beans.

gallivant:


...or bellies full of cassava and beans.

Or tea farms.

gallivant:


Retail sector? Can we start with retail space first, retail companies etc. Retail sector is not something of the lip!

First of all

Your entire retail sector sales can only be compared to that of Ivory Coast ...

No more noise here, Despite the fact that your country population is almost twice that of Ghana.

gallivant:


Education, access to maternal health and family planning etc.

Idiot,so the above is what is stopping you from surpassing us in retail space.

Shma:


We're in 2022, Let's see the e-commerce data. You can dominate in retail sector but you won't have a say in retail space, which matters most in 2022.

Retail sector does not equate to economy

ask any retail company what matters most to them and they will tell you that their sales matters the most.



Now you are claiming retail does not equate to economy because your retail sales is tiny ?

Just look for what gross domestic product is and you'll see why retail sector is one of the most important.

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gallivant:


A country with 2 malls is not even in the race, forget about competition.

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Tanzania
Ordinary folks

Just30:


First of all

Your entire retail sector sales can only be compared to that of Ivory Coast ...

No more noise here, Despite the fact that your country population is almost twice that of Ghana.

Your country has as much retail space as that
of Blantayre Malawi. Your retail capacity reflects on your retail space, not bush markets and tantrums.

One of Africa's largest Ship Yards and some of the most preferred on the continent, after Shipyards in South Africa, Egypt and probably Morocco and maybe Nigeria..

PSC Tema shipyard .... Been in operation since 1965 and handle 578 vessels in 2019.

gallivant:


...or bellies full of cassava and beans.

You really hate naija. After they can up with agri figures of 57m tonnes of cassava, you now talk of bellies full of cassava?
Wowowowowowowowowowo

gallivant:


Your country has as much retail space as that
of Blantayre Malawi. Your retail capacity reflects on your retail space, not bush markets and tantrums.

Even Tz retail sales is larger than that of your country ...

And guess what, you guys have almost the same population size

Just30:
Your retail sector is only competing with Ivory Coast our neighbor at around 10 billion dollars in sales .... That is how small your economy is...
Yes we have a bigger PPP, bigger GDP per Capita, a higher HDI, a bigger disposable income, a tiny unemployment rate.....

How can your tiny economy not have all of that and you want to compare with us?

Check out the IMF data.

https://www.imf.org/external/datamapper/index.php

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_African_countries_by_GDP_(PPP)

According to the International Monetary Fund, the four top African countries posted GDPs of more than $500 billion (INT) in 2020:

Top 10 Richest African Countries by Overall GDP (INT$ at PPP — International Monetary Fund 2021)
Egypt - $1.38 trillion
Nigeria - $1.14 trillion
South Africa - $861.93 billion
Algeria - $532.57 billion
Morocco - $302.77 billion
Ethiopia - $298.57 billion
Kenya - $269.29 billion
Angola - $217.97 billion
Ghana - $193.63 billion
Sudan - $189.87 billion
In terms of total GDP (PPP INT$),


Your PPP is insignificant.
Our per capita is bigger than yours, if you use 46m with our current GDP - $109b.
Employment rate means nothing - I can be self-employed but earning more than the employed.
Man - your country Is so tiny and insignificant.

Just30:
ask any retail company what matters most to them and they will tell you that their sales matters the most.



Now you are claiming retail does not equate to economy because your retail sales is tiny ?

Just look for what gross domestic product is and you'll see why retail sector is one of the most important.

I will ask Samsung and Dangote if they prefer to move their products in open air markets.

Kazikazi:
You really hate naija. After they can up with agri figures of 57m tonnes of cassava, you now talk of bellies full of cassava?
Wowowowowowowowowowo

You know very well I was speaking about lazy communist dullards.

gallivant:


...or bellies full of cassava and beans.

...or coastlines filled with prostitutes.

Tanzania
Folks

Shma:

Check out the IMF data.

https://www.imf.org/external/datamapper/index.php

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_African_countries_by_GDP_(PPP)

According to the International Monetary Fund, the four top African countries posted GDPs of more than $500 billion (INT) in 2020:

Top 10 Richest African Countries by Overall GDP (INT$ at PPP — International Monetary Fund 2021)
Egypt - $1.38 trillion
Nigeria - $1.14 trillion
South Africa - $861.93 billion
Algeria - $532.57 billion
Morocco - $302.77 billion
Ethiopia - $298.57 billion
Kenya - $269.29 billion
Angola - $217.97 billion
Ghana - $193.63 billion
Sudan - $189.87 billion
In terms of total GDP (PPP INT$),


Your PPP is insignificant.
Our per capita is bigger than yours, if you use 46m with our current GDP - $109b.
Employment rate means nothing - I can be self-employed but earning more than the employed.

Ghana PPP is almost 300 billion dollars in 2022 and was almost 230 in 2020...

Ghana PPP per Capita is 8800 dollars while that of your country is around 4,500 dollars

Ghana GDP per Capita is 2500 dollars and that of your country is 2000 dollars ...

Now go and learn

gallivant:


I will ask Samsung and Dangote if they prefer to move their products in open air markets.

Samsung makes more money in Ghana than they will ever make in Kenya .. same goes for Dangote.

The only open air markets in Africa are currently sitting in Kenya...

Just30:
ask any retail company what matters most to them and they will tell you that their sales matters the most.



Now you are claiming retail does not equate to economy because your retail sales is tiny ?

Just look for what gross domestic product is and you'll see why retail sector is one of the most important.

Retail contributes to the economy but it does not equate to the economy.

Retail space is more important than retail sales - this is not rocket science.

But for me, it's quality over quantity. I hope understand what mean.

Tztztz
Ordinary folks

Shma:

Retail contributes to the economy but it does not equate to the economy.

Retail space is more important than retail sales - this is not rocket science.

But for me, it's quality over quantity. I hope understand what mean.

Retail sales comes first to any retailer .... They know they will most definitely get a retail space ..


Now you are running to quality and quantity argument?

It doesn't even play in retail

Just30:


Ghana PPP is almost 300 billion dollars in 2022 and was almost 230 in 2020...

Ghana PPP per Capita is 6800 dollars while that of your country is around 4,500 dollars

Ghana GDP per Capita is 2500 dollars and that of your country is 2000 dollars ...

Now go and learn

Why are you extracting data from your p*ssy? Where is the link for GDP (INT$ at PPP)?

Your PPP per capita is 5000 dollars despite your tiny population - you only edge Kenya in pp per capita due to your insignificant population.

Get your facts right on GDP per capita. I gave you pointers.

gallivant:


You know very well I was speaking about lazy communist dullards.

Hohohohohohohoho
Son,naija came up with 57m tonnes of cassava. You now talk of bellies full of cassava.Surely,your comments was going straight into Africa's cassava powerhouse

Just30:


Retail sales comes first to any retailer .... They know they will most definitely get a retail space ..


Now you are running to quality and quantity argument?

It doesn't even play in retail

Of course, retail sales should come first for any retailer. But here, we're talking about the consumer - the majority!!!

In this sector, quality matters for consumers - quantity goes for retailers.

Shma:

Retail contributes to the economy but it does not equate to the economy.

Retail space is more important than retail sales - this is not rocket science.

But for me, it's quality over quantity. I hope understand what mean.

@1st paragraph,you are right.it’s does contribute but how exactly?

@2nd paragraph, sh*male madness refused to take a break. Who will live in the spaces when sales isn’t going on? Rat or cockroaches.

Shma:

Of course, retail sales should come first for any retailer. But here, we're talking about the consumer - the majority!!!

In this sector, quality matters for consumers - quantity goes for retailers.

Contradiction at it finest. I just couldn’t ignore.

Kazikazi:
Tanzania
Folks

Take a break,TZ folks are not economic output neither are they infrastructural development.just Incase you haven’t noticed,this thread is not meant for pageantry.

Shma:


Why are you extracting data from your p*ssy? Where is the link for GDP (INT$ at PPP)?

Your PPP per capita is 5000 dollars despite your tiny population - you only edge Kenya in pp per capita due to your insignificant population.

Get your facts right on GDP per capita. I gave you pointers.

You can't even handle facts

See how you're having a mental breakdown .....

You Kenyans are suffering from Mass Formation psychosis...

You are really funny oo.... PPP is not about your population but your productive capacity using exchange parity...


My facts are right on GDP per Capita and only a Lunatic will argue facts.

Kazikazi:
Tanzania

Kazikazi how is the infrastructural development like in Tanzania in terms of industries and facilities and how do you rate your new President? Do you think she's doing enough so far?