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Kazikazi:
How old are u? Is zari too old? Do u know they had a baby with diamond? How can old lady manage to give birth?

Now know this, Zari isn't cheap! And She is way more attractive than most kiberans

Kazikazi:
Each country has its own way way of doing tourism. In Tanzania, we specialize in high end tourism(the rich tourists).That means, we receives less people but much more !money than your Kenya.

tylann:
Okay

Stevoh18:
Westlands District of Nairobi City, Kenya

Amazing how a 5 years constructions have changed the city's skyline

NairobiWalker:
Random Kenya
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tylann:
Let us call a spade a Spade if you have been to Rwanda you will know

tylann:
Rwanda is progressive only in kigali

tylann:
Soko ugali was applied there

tylann:
His shot against Liverpool was trailblazing

tylann:
What do you want to talk about rwanda

TayserMahri:
Wanyama salivating at Mane meet up in Cairo

CAIRO, Egypt, Apr 13 – They were best of friends during their time with English Premier League side Southampton FC and still remain in close contact though they moved separate ways with Mane in Liverpool and Wanyama in London.

But, the two will put friendship aside when they clash in the 2019 African Cup of Nations in July in Cairo with Kenya having been pooled with Senegal and both players being captains of their respective teams.

“It will be very interesting because we have been friends for a long time and it will be great playing against each other in the national team for the first time. I teased him a bit after the draw and told him we are ready for them,” Wanyama told Capital Sport.

He added; “He knows it will be tough and I know as well it will not be easy because Senegal is a very good team and Mane himself is a phenomenal player. But we will square it out on the pitch.”

The skipper who has just returned to form with his club Tottenham Hotspur including scoring on his third start of the season against Huddersfield on Saturday believes if Kenya work well, they can get off the groups and into the knockout round.

“It is a tough group yes, but one that we can manage well. I believe as a team we have grown and we are better than we were in yester years. We will take game at a time and give our best. Algeria is also a very strong team and Tanzania as well so there is no easy match,” the midfielder added.

Stars start their campaign against Algeria on June 23, then play Tanzania four days later and finish off the group stage matches with the Mane v Wanyama duel on July 1.

Meanwhile, Harambee Stars players believe they have the ability to get off the group though they admit it will not come on a silver platter.

Forward Michael Olunga who played a starring role in the qualification process believes they have the ability to go past the group stages.

“I would look at it as a fair draw because these are teams we can compete with. We have a very good team and if we do our homework well, we have what it takes to progress,” said Olunga who is currently firing from all cylinders for his Japanese club Kashiwa Reysol.

Stevoh18:
We're haven't factored in the oil..., we will double your GDP sooner than later

According to IMF, by 2024...
Kenya GDP $154B
Tanzania GDP $84B

rvp2018:
I see IMF have raised their 2023 - If the IMF projections hold out, Kenya’s economy could grow to Sh15.7 trillion in 2023.

Previously they claimed kenya economy would be 12.8 kshs or 128B in 2023.

Look like Morrocco is the next - then maybe Algeria - and we can face the big giants of Egypt & South Africa - Nigeria

TayserMahri:
Plus we have a very poor record against Senegal. We have a much better chance against Algeria. We share a 50-50 win rate with Algeria (3 wins each and one draw, all in competitive matches).

TayserMahri:
Too bad. The area has not been having regular fires leading to massive buildup of fuel over decades so its def going to be hard to control with the steep cliffs and ready matter. Hope they have made good progress. Teams from Kenya, SA and France had arrived and Israelis arrived today from what I read. Henceforth, wendem, you need to invest on containing wildfires. Get those planes. In Kenya they are very crucial in containing the very first instances of fire typically within minutes before the fire reaches your magnitude.




Our group is tough with Algeria and Senegal. We can only hope for a draw with the two but thank goodness we were given Tanzania !!! Even before kickoff the Tanzanians are usually 1-0 down psychologically to us. If we scrap out a win against either Senegal or Algeria we would have a good chance. You have to consider that every team in the group has three points in the bag from the Tanzania game.

rvp2018:
Samrobo,
Kenya will be at South Africa current level in 10yrs - Nairobi by then will be Africa's Capital City (it already well under-way with most companies picking it her over Joburg).

Ten years ago - South Africa GDP was around 290B dollars - now at 2019 is projected to be around 370B.

Ten years ago - Kenya GDP was around 35B dollars - now at 2019 - it is projected to be 100B (3 times!! bigger).

We know Kenya's growth is broad-based, well diversified, has hit a sweatspot of 6% growth rate year on year and it about to reap demographic dividends - and unlike the oil or commodity dependant economies - like Nigeria or Angola - we can expect the momentum to be maintained.Kenya gov expect the economy to be around 150B by 2023.

South Africa medium-term economic prognosis is very bad - 1-2% growth rate - for next few years.

So 10 yrs from now - Kenya GDP will probably 300B - South Africa will be around 450B - around 2019.

By around 2032 - Kenya and South Africa will probably be around 500B - if Kenya won't have overtaken RSA at that point.

Nigeria probably won't exist as country then - Oil will be on it's way out - and Nigeria would be busy in civil war.

TayserMahri:
Latest gem addition to Nairobi

Glass Walkway at 24 floors, Le' Mac Tower

kikuyu1:
Todays Nation quotes the IMF saying our GDP will hit 10.1 trillion kshs! For some reason I can't find a link.

vaxx2:
what is kenya position on media freedom jn Africa?

Hati13:
I saw on TV the plane didn’t arrived because Uhuru isn’t in the country and wasn’t let known.

gallivant:
Magufuli has dismissed this as fake news! Pwo pwo pwo!

Kazikazi:
Hohohohoho...
I feel sorry for kiberans

Hati13:
Great quote.

Our Semien National Park has been on fire recently and a plane is needed for it. We are asking Kenya for the plane but since your president is out of the country we are still waiting for him to be told. Please save us.

Stevoh18:
Kenya received $2.720 billion compared to Tanzania$430m only
Also Kenyans in Tanzania sent home more than 3× of what Tanzanians in Kenya sent back home... despite the fact that there's more Tanzanians in Kenya than Kenyans in Tanzania,...shows how economically unproductive they're...exporting laziness to foreign countries

NairobiWalker:
Dandora playground under construction.