This is not kenya where you guys dont have modern toilet facilities such that even Karen residents use pit latrines
that's disgusting
kikuyu1: Can you confirm these units will have toilets? As I posted before most homes in Accra are built without toilets,unbelievable as it may be to us.
rvp20182: That is exactly how you sound. Ghana has two SWFs. Kenya has one. Ghana Heritage with 0.5B dollars total assets. Ghana Petroleum Fund - which is now nearly empty. Kenya has one SWF - Kenya Petroleum Fund - that started operation this year - and is helping stabilize our diesel prices as we speak. Now those are facts.
rvp2018: Of course they are ahead but how much of that is gold, oil and minerals
Another excuse
He's talking about real wealth and you are mentioning gold, oil and minerals which are national assets?
Let your country create opportunities for all it people and Kenyans will be wealthy in general instead of the current monopolies it has created for indians, politicians and Chinese.
rvp2018: Asset management - with money stored under the bed maybe? Otherwise Asset Management - when you have smaller banks, almost non existent insurance and pension funds, and smaller stock and debt market.
In short - no way - Ghana would have bigger asset management than Kenya. Start from bank assets, insurance, pension funds and private investment funds. It's not even close - quick check on insurance - kenya has 10 times - pension almost 10 times - name it - it's only maybe bank asset that Ghana is about half of kenya.
So where can poor little Ghana measure up with Kenya? SWF
SWF - sovereign wealth fund in Ghana - we established has very little assets - with Ghana heritage fund at 0.5B dollars. Less than Centum Kenya with 1B dollars plus assets - a private equity fund.
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All that you've written are nonsense
SWF- Ghana has almost 20 billion
Asset management is almost none existent in kenya, we've already established that.... So kenya cannot compete in that area..
There is only 4.5 million bank accounts in Ghana, yet bank assets in Ghana is almost beating your country....
Mkenya2019: By end of this year - Ghana top bank - will not make into top 10 in kenya.
James Mwangi - is someone whose bank is studied in Harvard/Columbia name it- for some years now - for his ingenuity - taking a bank from position 62 out of 62 - in Kenya - to now the biggest bank in East and Central Africa. Actually taking a building society - from bottom - to very top - first getting banking license about 15yrs ago.
obaaderemi: Access Bank Nigeria has total assets of $24bn. And customer base of 44million.
Equity Bank Kenya has total asset of $11bn and customer base of 15 million. Equity Bank Kenya is like the 4th biggest bank in Nigeria.
How do you plan to give equity bank 100 million customers in 3 years time? Some things can only remain as dreams. Anyways, its good you see playing catch up to Nigeria as an important thing.
rvp20182: Mad-cow - it about seven miles from Kumasi - about 15kms - not that it 7 SQM - Take your MEDS. You were doing better.
So Moi university - main campus - beat KNUST
The university covers a total land area of 2512.96 acres.[11] The main campus which is about seven square miles in area, is about eight miles (13 km) to the east of Kumasi, the Ashanti Regional capital.[12
since you cant read
The 2512 acres is the size of a satellite campus
let me highlight is for you Lunatic
you guys like to abuse the word ''city''
So let me tell you that, its an entire city on it own.. You definitely have to get round in some form of motorise transport
Kumasi is too developed such that he will need to combine Mombasa, nakuru, eldoret and the rest to compare
vankelvin: Slow down. He who makes a claim must prove it okay.
This is what I ask of you. You said Eldoret beats Kumasi and I said it's not true. If it's about the serenity and planning then fine Eldoret leads but in terms of total infrastructure Kumasi leads.
I listed these major Infrastructures that make up a city and you claim Eldoret beats Kumasi so I asked you to send pictures. Is that simple?
Below is Kumasi International Airport, New Terminal. Over 85% complete.
Do you have a superior one? post pictures and let's move on.. Last pic is a render
rvp20182: That is just basic of any street planning. You think other cities have obtsuse angles? The planning we are talking about is Urban Zoning - that is absent in West Africa - where everything is hodgpodge - like your breakfast.
Does Kenya even know what an angle is ?
Kumasi has better zoning than all your cities that have incorporated slums in all places such that you cant differentiate residential areas from commercial areas and industrial areas
rvp20182: Old grid urban planning - what hell is that. Urban planning is ZONING. Each area for a specific function. No office block next to factory next to residence next a slum next to sewage.
A grid plan is the first basic plan in urban planning. It was developed in ancient Greece.It is a type of city plan in which streets run at right angles to each other, forming a grid.
rvp20182: Are we back to sprawling slumsplis? Like you discovered with Nairobi - every kenya town or city has more single homes - of world class standards - than any part of Ghana. I know you thought Nairobi was all tall buildings - but I showed that half of Nairobi is actually high class single dweller units - that few Ghanians can afford to live in. The same for Kericho.
Urban centers - middle of city - yes will have tall office buildings, malls - there will section for apartments - all clustered together - there will be section for industrial areas.
so far
everyone knows that Nairobi classify it slums as estates
please dont start with your lunacy...
How will I look at the countless slum and human degradation settlements in kenya and think tall or even better?