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I'm a little bit more than that. Why should you brag of being much older whilst your input in this platform is mediocre! darfay: |
Let me put it this way I'm referring to countries that have made huge progress to industrilisation but they are not developed yet.Talk of Brazil,India,SA,Malaysia,Turkey and so on.The emerging markets are ranked higher in development terms as compared to lower middle income countries. Can Nigeria and Kenya as of now imagine of pulling a budget of more than 100 billion USD just like SA right now? SA produces closer to one million units of cars annually,can we compete against this figures? Brazil manufactures jets and planes and it's heavily industrilised but not yet classified as developed.I'm talking of such countries.This are the emerging economies,you can add Vietnam,Mexico,Argentina and Morroco into the mix. Ibrahimanis: |
Contemporary definition defines second world countries as emerging economies.I hope you know what this countries are. Ibrahimanis: |
Barchelors of Science in Geography! Kazikazi: |
Do they carry money in sacks? Just30: |
Do they carry money in sacks? Just30: |
It's an international university.The Nigerians are here and they love it.I have even seen Israeli citizens here. The University has a mall which is gaining ground little by little.KU is bigger than this but thank you for highlighting it. Kenyanstar: |
Facts that they brush under the carpet. They better hope the oil prices recover this year or else they will float a Eurobond to pay government's salaries! rvp20182: |
Kenyatta University,my university.I'm a third year student at this place! Kenyanstar: |
Forget about Kenya.Is Nigeria in this stage? Nigeria is still a developing country and so a 2 percent economic expansion shouldn't be tolerated.Fact is,your bosses at the treasury and even the president aren't happy about this.For Nigerians to treat a 2 percent growth as normal and equate it with the growth as seen in big economies is pure comedy gold! bantudra: |
I mean the Nations in transition to become developed countries.Talk of most of the South American countries and the BRICS countries. Is Nigeria in this league? Can you even much SA numbers in most economic indicators! bantudra: |
Are you in the league of SA? Is Nigeria a second world country? The answer is a definite NO! Daejoyoung: |
Yes the whole census exercise might cost us about 200 million USD.Satelite imagery and mobile technology will also be used making it more accurate and fast.Most of the cash would be used in paying of the staff conducting the exercise and running of the various technologies like Satelite Imagery that can also tell the number of residential homes in a certain town or village! It looks like I understimated our own projections which from time to time proove to IMF that they are wrong! rvp20182: |
Glad you did it boy.You have the best railway in East Africa.I hope this is fine ![]() Kazikazi: |
Those trains ferry cows! Just30: |
Yes It's a dieasel one and we love it! Kazikazi: |
Gross domestic product in billion U.S . dollars Year *** GDP value in billion USD 2022* 127 . 06 2021* 116 . 34 2020* 107 . 05 2019* 98 . 26 2018* 89 . 59 Sniffing the 100 billion US dollar GDP mark in 2019 with us now being of about 45-50 million Kenyans. Things should look better in 2019! https://www.statista.com/statistics/451111/gross-domestic-product-gdp-in-kenya/ |
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https://www.standardmedia.co.ke/business/mobile/amp/article/2001308438/mobile-money-transfers-up-in-third-quarter-knbs 16 billion US dollars moved through Mobile Money during the last quarter of the year 2018. |
Manu Chandaria is Kenyan though.He was born in Nairobi. darfay: |
And they are yet to make a profit? The European owners would soon sell it ! Ibrahimanis: |
Great job by Kenha! Kenyanstar: |
Cytonn Asset Managers Ltd (CAML) says it has been registered and authorised by the Retirement Benefits Authority (RBA) to manage retirement benefit schemes funds. This is what we were talking about, rvp2018 rvp20183 Pension monies can be turned into a valuable asset that can finance big money projects into our country. About time cash from the pension coffers is used in funding imvestments. https://www.nation.co.ke/business/Cytonn-allowed-to-manage-pensions/996-4920518-qj2q4ez/index.html |
What a shame! NairobiWalker: |
Tell us your sources. We don't need graphs ! Ibrahimanis: |
No one denies it's headquarters being in Nigeria and being founded by Nigerians. Our point it is that,the owners of the company are no longer Nigerians. It was bought off from them. darfay: |
A 2015 report Kenya has the fourth largest number of dollar-millionaires in Africa and was the only country on the continent to experience the growth in 2015. The number of Kenyan dollar-millionaires rose by 2.41 per cent to an estimated 8,500 in 2015 compared to 8,300 in 2014, stated the Attitudes Survey published in Knight Frank Wealth Report 2016. South Africa had the highest number of dollar millionaires in Africa on the continent and was followed by Egypt and Nigeria. SA's dollar-millionaires were 46,500 last year, a drop of 2,400 from 48,900 in 2014. Egypt also experienced a decline of 2,200 year-on-year to 19,700 millionaires. Nigeria had 15,400 last year – a reduction from 16,400 individuals in 2014 – while Angola came fifth with 6,400 individuals, 100 less than before. https://www.the-star.co.ke/news/2016/03/10/kenya-only-country-in-africa-where-dollar-millionaires-increased-last_c1310634 Nigeria with all that population and GDP should have thrushed Egypt and South Africa. It's nice seeing a non mineral resource country featuring in the list! Anyone with the projections or the latest figures about millionaires numbers in Africa can share it here! |
Here comes the 5 billion dollar EU War Chest for Kenya for 2018-2022. Investments have always and always will be critical for a country's economic growth. The European Union (EU) and its 19 member states on Monday, 12 November 2018, announced that they will invest 519 billion shillings (4.5 billion euros) on development projects in Kenya over the next five years. The development partners have identified priority areas to support Kenya’s medium term plan 2018 – 2022 and its so-called big four agenda. The priority areas range from sustainable infrastructure, job creation, resilience building, governance and accountability and could also span to other areas of strategic interest such as environment and climate change. https://www.politicalanalysis.co.za/eu-to-invest-4-5-billion-euros-on-kenyan-projects/ |
Kenya is now ranked third most attractive financial market in Africa after South Africa and Botswana, buoyed by stronger policies and a host of newly launched products, a new survey shows. The country jumped two places from position five in 2017, according to Absa Africa Financial Markets Index 2018. Only Kenya, Morocco and the Seychelles improved their scores most over the last year, particularly in terms of openness to foreign exchange, according to the report. https://www.businessdailyafrica.com/datahub/Kenya-Africa-third-most-attractive-finance-market/3815418-4819124-esewnr/index.html |
Most chief executives of big African companies see Kenya as their favourite investment destination ahead of the continent’s economic giants, Nigeria and South Africa, a new PwC report shows. The CEOs cite Kenya’s improving infrastructure, big pool of skilled workers and young population as their biggest attraction to the country. South Africa is ranked second while the continent's biggest economy, Nigeria, comes third in the PwC survey. https://www.businessdailyafrica.com/corporate/Kenya-beats-Nigeria--SA-in-African-CEOs-plans-hub/539550-3933238-3143ay/index.html |
This was a 2017 report “Kenya, Nigeria and South Africa remained the most popular investment destinations, accounting for 76 per cent of total funds raised by start-ups in the region,” Kenyan tech start-ups attracted more funding from international investors compared to peers in the sub-Saharan Africa in 2017, a new report shows. The country’s 27 tech firms received a total of Sh14.7 billion ($147 million) and were only surpassed by South Africa, which received Sh16.79 billion ($167.9 billion) for its 42 start-ups. https://www.businessdailyafrica.com/markets/marketnews/Kenyan-tech-start-ups-raise-billions-from-foreign-investors/3815534-4751286-4cj7urz/index.html |
INTRODUCING 150 PAN-AFRICAN PIONEERS We have identified 150 companies that are blazing a trail toward a more integrated Africa.They consist of 75 Africa-based companies and an equal number of MNCs that have established impressive track records in Africa and are contributing to further integration. The African pioneers come from 18 countries on the continent: 32 are based in South Africa and 10 in Morocco; Kenya and Nigeria are home to 6 each; 4 are from Egypt; and 2 each come from Côte d’Ivoire, Mauritius, Tanzania, and Tunisia. https://www.bcg.com/publications/2018/pioneering-one-africa-companies-blazing-trail-across-continent.aspx
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