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Give me the link to all those Kenya delegations in Ghana.

vaxx1:
That is called joint trainning, it will not be labelled understudy. you can only understudy what is better than yours....

https://www.kentrade.go.ke/kentrade-news/africa-trade-economies-benchmark-with-kentrades-success

KenTrade has hosted benchmarking delegations from Ethiopia, Cameroun, Ghana and Nigeria in quick succession over the last three years since 2017.

Are bench-marking trips things to be happy about?

You also learn from those seeking to implement a program such as yours,or are about to start something similar. You exchange ideas.That's how governments work!

vaxx1:
You don't do it by visiting non competitive country , why dont you visit TZ for rural elctrtricty access or ruwanda for nuclear technology or south africa for national service scheme . you do it with a successful country not the one you are better off.

When Ghana found oil, she didn't went to Nigeria to study how to manage the new fund wealth , she travvled all the way to Norway which is assumed to have the best practise in that sector . you learn from the best practise not the country you are better off.

In the beef industry,we visited both Angola and Djibouti to draw all sorts of lessons.We may well have visited more countries than these two! I don't get you!

vaxx1:
You are only learning from best practise.....our national service scheme you came to study of recent shows it all.

we also do visit but not to a country less competitive to ours

In BRT,we visited Tanzania but we didn't like it much but loved the Colombian one. If we are to implement the BRT,we will opt for the Colombian model that our experts loved. You don't go for one case,you study many cases,bimbo!

vaxx1:
You are only learning from best practise.....our national service scheme you came to study of recent shows it all.

we also do visit but not to a country less competitive to ours

You are really stooping low! These visits are so normal. How far have you gotten with your nuclear program ? We even visit Tanzania and Rwanda for such visits.You can even add Djibouti! That's what you do when you want to prepare a certain policy document. You visit as many countries as possible in the process learning not only their successes but their challenges as well.

vaxx1:
You are only learning from best practise.....our national service scheme you came to study of recent shows it all.

we also do visit but not to a country less competitive to ours

You are really stooping low! These visits are so normal. How far have you gotten with your nuclear program ? We even visit Tanzania and Rwanda for such visits.You can even add Djibouti! That's what you do when you want to prepare a certain policy document. You visit as many countries as possible in the process learning not only their successes but their challenges as well.

vaxx1:
Yet you are also in Ghana again in 2018 to understudy our nuclear technology......same 2018 , you also came to learn our national service scheme ....

You will soon come agian for more other stuffs....

We visit so many countries to learn a thing or two. That is so normal !
'' He indicated that the delegation selected Ghana and Morocco to understudy them because the two countries had best stories among other African countries, adding that, other teams were also visiting Chile and Argentina as well as Philippines and Thailand to learn their practices.''

And this article is from 2008!

vaxx1:
I care less to know about your hot spot of lies . The minister is way smarter and knowledgeable than you lots. he has already indicate you have electricty access below 40 percent, nothing here can make sense again unless you are doing another lies which I am not ready to entertained...

regarding our excess capacity which we do not borrowed to pay , we have already take some giant steps many developing nations like ours will be scared to do . we have cancelled billions of contract even in the face of 190 milliom dollars free aids .we have taken over the electricity sector back. A single listing of ECG will pay up its debt and goverment is considering that. VRA is not even in discussion....

we have bit the bullet of america just because of this . we have send some of the contractor away . we are Bearing the consequences because if you are going to pay 200 million cedis today it is better than waiting to pay GHC 500, GHC1bn in 2-3 years. we have done it and it working ....


There is a reason your goverment understudy our rural electricity infrastructure ..... only 10 percent of your rural communities are connected to your national grid.. ..our nuclear technology alone even attract your goverment....nothing match nuclear technology in green energy......

Logistis ranking.

https://lpi.worldbank.org/international/global/2018

This place is top! Nice roofwork!

gallivant:
The Village Market

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=n_nZ4mJ6ZTY?t=134

What your first impression of Kenya?

A typical Nigerian girl response: Yansh!

That tells you much about Nigerian girls! The first thing at the airport she saw big yanshes! Oh dear!

This African American man got the ground experience.He saw Kenya and visited it. We don't denie that we have shortcomings but Ghana,oh come on!


Even Wode Maya aka Mr Ghana baby admited that Kenya's infrastructure is top notch!


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lmZZNORGZrw?t=2

TayserMahri:
Been watching this video shared by my learned broh Jonraid and I ccouldnt help giving you the bad news. So some well informed black Americans are discussing which country they would choose between Kenya and Ghana and guess what, the black Americans say Kenya for development and Ghana for the historical cultural connection. He first visited Ghana then later visited Kenya. What shocked him was that when he arrived at Mombasa he realized Accra was half the size of Mombasa!!!

Also, he noticed that Kenya outperforms Ghana in almost every level from infrastructure to everything else. Basically, their point was that Kenya was more developed than all West African states and so they would choose to stay in Kenya for a good life, and the only thing that would make them choose Ghana is that they are more closely related to you NIGHAS


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VSDSLx6_Yf4

What is this?

Such are only fit for scrap metal! I have seen so many un-roadworthy vehicles in West Africa!

rvp20182:
Seriously in Kenya - all Ghanian cars would be crashed. KRA crushes Ghana like cars at Mombasa port.
https://biznakenya.com/wp-content/uploads/2018/05/KRA-Crushes-Cars-2.jpg

Carnivals are only for those in the American continent and not Nigeria!

rvp20182:
The CARNIVALS man The calabar street carnivals are known worldwide . Sorry never heard of that.

rvp20182:
Maybe my eyes - because the pictures I have seen of Ghana - the average car age is 20-30yrs.

11 billion dollar trade deficit.How does Kenya remain stable with it?


Trade deficits may not mean always bad after all.Not all economists agree on this one,some say it's good others say it's bad.

Anyways we must still grow our exports.

Economic theory suggests that persistent trade deficits will be detrimental to a nation's economic outlook by negatively impacting employment, growth and devaluing its currency.

Smaller countries certainly have experienced the negative effects that trade deficits can bring over time. Proponents of free markets, however, insist that any negative effects of trade deficits will correct themselves over time through exchange rate adjustments and through competition leading to a change in what a country produces.

Large trade deficits may simply reflect consumer preferences and huge spending power and may not really mean much trouble.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=K53A1opChlQ?t=1


Go save your gilrs in Italy!

GENEGIRIA:
What are these foolish Kenyans saying? A country where men offer their women to tourists for sex and they are not even ashamed about it fools without any sense of personal dignity seeing them here makes me want to vomit shameless and stvpid very very stvpid what do you call that? Extreme poverty? I call it extreme insanity

Delusioned folks!

mtisTheQubit:
Seriously ths Gananis are evolving to full blooded Nigerians..just observe...An am not hating...

mtisTheQubit:
Let the guy continue wailing....No gonna tell him.. .
I just visited zanze-bar to say hi to my galfriend an now this Gananis think am Tanzanian.. .

The F-5 and UH-1 Huey helicopter over Mombasa!

MtisTheQubit are you a Tanzanian?

Just30:
still not a problem

when it becomes a problem
we will handle it.


how many Albinoes have you murdered this year in Tanzania

Maili Tisa junction on the outskirts of Eldoret Town,after a temporary halt....it looks like the cloverleaf interchange is taking shape again!

How many Uber drivers are there in Nigeria? Uber or any decent car hailing app industry can't take you in with such a taxi! rvp20182

SUFFERInSMILIIN:
Still in ibadan

Even Ahmednassir AKA Grand Mullah has a 250 grand Bentayga!

rvp20182:
The Ghanaian King has a Bentley - how many chickens did he grab from the markets to afford one

Well Bentleys are many in kenya. Just one example

Chris Kirubi - Kenya industrialist and capitalist - who can buy your king new pair of decent clothing - has 430K Bentley. Kirubu owns many companies including Two Rivers Mall (Largest Mall in Africa outside South Africa), Haco Industries, Centum and etc.

https://nairobinews.nation.co.ke/wp-content/uploads/2017/10/Kirubi-Bentley.jpg

Top companies in Africa by region.How did your country perform?

1.North Africa

2.West Africa

3.East Africa

4.South Africa



Look at the market cap of those South African companies!

They ask how we survive an 11 billion dollar deficit.Multinationals which bring money back to Nairobi are one the reasons why!

rvp20182:
Outside maybe South Africa & Egypt - Bidco definitely one of Africa largest manufacturer of consumer goods. Unilever is of course a global conglomerate.

https://www.bidcoafrica.com/wp-content/themes/Bidco/assets/images/map.jpg

Bidco Africa, previously Bidco Oil Refineries Limited (BORL), is a multinational consumer goods company headquartered in Thika, Kenya with subsidiaries and distributorships across[b] 17 countries in East Africa, Central Africa, and Southern Africa.[1] Its products include edible oils, fats, margarine, laundry bars and detergents, personal care products, animal feeds and most recently, Food and Beverages.[2] Bidco Africa owns over 40 brands and is the largest producer and marketer of consumer goods in the region.[3][/b]

Sure!

rvp20182:
Btw this 2nd bank Equity is buying - in DRC - they will become the biggest DRC bank soon.

https://www.forbes.com/sites/mfonobongnsehe/2019/11/17/kenyan-steel-tycoon-narendra-raval-to-invest-110-million-in-roofing-sheet-plant/#4237f1373c0a

Some new development in the steel industry!

Meanwhile Devki is building a raw steel processor in Mariakani worth 450 million US dollars!

Brilliant!

rvp20182:
Mombasa ultra modern cruise ship terminal nears completion

In a bid to complement government's effort to grow tourism in the country, Kenya Ports Authority is completing the construction of an ultra modern cruise terminal at the Port of Mombasa. The terminal, a first of its kind in the country,includes a passenger’s reception facility, duty free shops, fine dining restaurants, conference facilities and office spaces for key stakeholders in the industry. The terminal has also been fitted with CCTV cameras for security as well as Intrusion Detection Devices to ward off trespassers. It also includes baggage facility with a conveyor belt for baggage. As the cruise season begins, the port recently received a cruise ship christened MS Albatros, and is expecting two more vessels before the end of the year.