Mkenya2019: Pass that law - and see how quickly you will transition to Ghana Beyond AID - 30yrs before your target 2050 year - all the aid will be cut pronto.
Funny enough, all aid to Ghana was cut in 2010 and we are still growing strong....
Gichwawa254: that dude just30 is not educated or mad or both in real life been following this topic for long and singled him out of all the forumers in this topic by asking him a rhetorical question if he went to university,he literally talks nonsense and the sadder part some people give him likes so you wonder where he grew up n if his parents would be glad of his nonsense write ups if they would by chance saw it
you are hurt
Which conversation on facts made you this badly hurt ?
Anyway make sure you keep your nonsense to your fellow illiterates from Kenya.
Why are you guys always this stupid, anyway?
Peradventure, is it due to the fact that you guys have low self esteems or it is your collective laziness and general dumbness that gets yall to speak without a shred of common home sense?
Maybe it's the Lunacy traits that are commonly shared among Kenyans, that make you guys anti-facts hence the common stupidity online. Nonsense illiterate... face me with facts and not your emotions or tantrums...
Good you know that your slums are too terrible to even compare with Ghanaian or Nigerian slum dwellers who live in better accommodations with every amenities at their finger tip.
You are back with your usual Lunatic talks
rvp2018: You can never compare kenya slums with even south africa - leave alone zoos like Ghana and Nigeria.Nearly every slum dweller in kenya has 24hours of electricity - and water - sometimes or mostly illegally - but they have everything - except space and tittledeed to put in property. Sanitation is a big problem but now they are community toilets. Kibra the houses are saddle without any space for sunlight - I remember walked one day inside it - you walk for a kilometer on dark paths - with shops and thriving business - but it pure darkeness on the tiny footpaths - somehow everyone knows their houses. If you enter a house - you are suprised - they have TV, clean cheap carpet, water and some little furniture..in 8 feet house.
Good you know that your slums are too terrible to even compare with Ghanaian or Nigerian slum dwellers who live in better accommodations with every amenities at their finger tip.
rvp2018: You can never compare kenya slums with even south africa - leave alone zoos like Ghana and Nigeria.Nearly every slum dweller in kenya has 24hours of electricity - and water - sometimes or mostly illegally - but they have everything - except space and tittledeed to put in property. Sanitation is a big problem but now they are community toilets. Kibra the houses are saddle without any space for sunlight - I remember walked one day inside it - you walk for a kilometer on dark paths - with shops and thriving business - but it pure darkeness on the tiny footpaths - somehow everyone knows their houses. If you enter a house - you are suprised - they have TV, clean cheap carpet, water and some little furniture..in 8 feet house.
rvp2018: Kenya poor have a real path out of poverty compared to South Africa apertheid system that codemn blacks to inter-generational poverty. Kenya urban slums schools produced some of the best kids in our exams. They proceed to go to schools like Starehe boys that sponsor them 100 percent - and go on to become the best in their lifes - joining the IVY leageues.
Kenya slums are not permanent station of life in Kenya
If two school could speak - Olympic and Starehe boys - it would be story of triump - of slums kids - extremely intelligent - extremely discipline - coming out of slums to be doctors, engineers, etc
rvp2018: Very true. Kibera and kenya slums people actually climb out of poverty. it's very hard to find inter-generational poverty. In 90s and even now Kibera Olympic primary was one leading schools in kenya. In our university class - we had two kids from Kibera - ex-olympic - and there were many doing medicine, engineering and such courses.
Kenya slums are just a entry point for rural poor emigrating to urban centers.
Climb out of poverty to where?
Why is poverty increasing in your country when as you claim, people a climbing out of it.
Shma: Stats can be deceiving at times. South Africa won't be having the highest rate of crime if not for poverty In grandeur. Kenya has crime but not to the level of Black suffers. This alone should be able to tell alot bruh. - the higher the crime rate, the more the poverty.
Khayelitsha looks terrible. Infact, this is just 10% of the entire khayelitsha and undoubtedly the heaven in the slum. Anyway, I will ignore the terrible part which I just saw and focus on positive since it's you. You twist anything and I lay bare the jungle of shanties & shacks I've just gotten from the Google.
Kibera is under rehabilitation program - 50% of kibera dwellers are Nubians not natives. Kibera dweller can access anything that a SAn can access.
makina shopping center I can see you call that a shopping mall
mtisTheQubit: Port guard Anyway, he once stated that local Ghanaian fishermen are multi-millionaires in dollars and that Ghanaians hire Chinese to do mining work...
So I checked out the mining equipment and was astounded...
The mines are owned by the Chinese, who harass the locals. They are even permitted to carry firearms.
Which is a fact, there is no mine own by a Chinese as documented by investigative journalist.
Also, everyone can carry and own a gun in Ghana as long as you have the permit to.
Port guards are immigration and customs officers..... anyway, what would a port guard be doing in Montevideo?
At least I'm educated enough for my services to be required globally... how about a changaa drinker in the slums ?
mtisTheQubit: You really really want Accra to be mentioned in the debate eeh
Your fellows can't stop comparing Kenya to Accra hence why you will always find them referencing Accra as a yardstick to measure how much Kenya has progressed.
Shma: Rvp is a single individual. You were were forcing him ruthlessly so that you can expose. He told you what you're doing is not anything and you never by any chance listen to him.
Nairobi neighbourhoods cuts across kileleshewa, lavington, muthaiga, karen, roselyne etc.. Did you post those?
What I posted here are not the best neither are they the worst but they are undoubtedly the worst pics I've ever seen in Nairobi after Accra.
Accra has very few worst places and they have better infrastructure than 90% of Nairobi..
Next time you become desperate, look down the ladder for places that are just as worse as Nairobi like somewhere in Chad
[quote author=Shma post=106607822][/quote]the largest data center in your country have just 600 racks and that is what you've been making noise about because you live in a neighborhood of despotic countries ...
NIgeria and Ghana have over 4 data centers that have 600 racks each...
Always tune down when something new happens in your country
vaxx: most importantly, he was lectured on the bill which he "" Larry "" himself was not well versed about before engaging sam.
In all honest, it shows Larry was ill prepared for the questions he came to ask. That is poor journalism and unwelcoming of a reputable channel like CNN. Anyway kenya also get some bruises thru Larry . It a pitty
Larry has been transferred from CNN Atlanta to Dubai
1.Ghana has Nita in Accra (over 600 racks) 2.Nita Kumasi.. ( over 600 racks) 3.Ghana has MainOne data center (MDXI) 4. Rack Africa/ PAIX 5.Onix Accra 1(the largest data center in West Africa with over 1000 racks) 6. K-Net 7. Internet solution Ghana
Zombie .... What are your tiny data centers sizes ?
vankelvin: Sam Dzata George is too intelligent for them..
The rubbish called Haman rights, mtsew
see Sam mischievous smile...
This guy is ready for any interview concerning this topic and I've never seen him lost a debate so if you want to debate him, you have to come well prepared..
He's highly intelligent when he wants to be and he knows how to play the game of politics and propaganda when you approach him on that front.
Shma: I like when he said you can't impose American rules to us. But there is no point where the guy demolished Larry's intelligence. You guys are just celebrating mediocrity. The fact that one person is among the most witty lawyers in Ghana and the other one is a journalist should just tell alot.
Anyway. I'm just passing.
Larry was schooled and he became dumfounded.... His questions were too childish and his follow up questions were lame...
He became emotional at a point such that Sam George had to give him a punch line of not dealing in abstracts because he is a lawmaker and not a story teller.