₦airaland Forum

rvp20182:
Lebanase runs West Africa. India at least is big country. But tiny Lebanon basically run your countries together with French and OIL MAJORS

wishful thinking

Oil majors do not even run the oil industries in Nigeria and Ghana.

Neither do Lebanese nor Indians run things here, they are just playing a participatory role

I guess you don't know that in this age of digital terrestrial television , anyone can own a channel

rvp20182:
Why not google? Look at this Lebanese owning your pidgin TV
https://www.aljazeera.com/mritems/Images/2017/1/11/db48112a528e494baaf2bb700b2ac214_18.jpg

Kwadaso

these village properties
hmm

like all these cars will be making noise

A lockdown can be really fun

No more honking from cars

i got you

jln115:
yeah not getting involved.... Just thought it was funny

Jon Snow is too much a character for that dumb kid

jln115:
fixed

here with the introduction of improved seedlings
subsistence farmers have been able to move themselves out of poverty by a large extent.

And have even gone ahead to increase the size of their farms and mechanised.

The goal is to give the person a purpose.

The major problems with farmin has been post-harvest losses

Lionessza6:
By ending poverty you mean they have food to eat(most villagers in SA also don't lack food, they produce a lot of what they consume), or they are also making a living out of this practice ? I would love to hear more on this,you can recommend articles and all.

you know nothing kiddo

gallivant:
Subsistence farming is the beginning of poverty.

so post you strides
rather than quoting me ...

rvp20182:
This thread is about competition and secondly Kenya gov has also shown interest.

When we come together great things happen.

The CS Trade, Industrialization and Enterprise development Ms Betty Maina, Principal Secretary Dr Francis Owino and CAS Lawrence Karanja met our youths namely, Samuel Kairu Ndegwa, Dr Joseph Munyiri Nderitu, Paul Kariuki Kamau and Peter Kabue Ndegwa who have come up with a prototype ventilator.

Government agencies KEBS, KIRDI , KIE, KIPI were represented by their respective CEOs and have been tasked to put together resources to enable the innovators come up with one ventilator prototype that will pass international standards as a sample,
Ksh 200,000 has been put together for a start.

The agencies have been tasked to work with our innovators to start production of ventilators going forward immediately the sample passes the tests. They shall work under supervision of KIRDI to achieve this noble course.
The Government is very focused on promoting Innovation and Enterprise Development amongst our youths.

The sample Ventilator shall be ready in the next 10 days from today.

one

it is not a competition

two

this is going into full production as the Ghanaian government has shown interest

rvp20182:
These two Kenyan tech enthusiast have done far better job in some back

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Dk3jxr3U-rM&feature=youtu.be&fbclid=IwAR1sfDfo_rEtbsgyWwJHKxIl61oshoHuHWd1xBd3fV3y361CpJOgUyybF3g

Yes it has worked in Ghana

Lionessza6:
Has subsistance farming reduced poverty in other parts of the world & Africa in particular? I'm genuinely asking ,you can give examples if you can .

Btw,most villagers in SA have always lived on their produce like the rest of the continent. I live in a village in the Easterm Cape province ,the poorest province in the country & mostfamilies here own fields ,but the issue us that we mostly have grazing land. & mind you this is the 2nd biggest province in landmass but most of the arable land is still under colonisers. Not to mention that water is still " colonised " as well . People were pushed to this side of the capes because it is one of the most difficult places to "get water". Most of the natural dams are privately owned ,this is also a huge problem nationally btw. These are some of the reasons causing the migration to the major cities where people go and work in farms . Zuma prioritised rural development and in many places surrounded by the ocean people were returning to take advantage of the oceans economy ,but that has since been stopped because now you need a fishing boat worth a million rands as a requirement to start working the ocean and we all can guess what this means for the villagers ...
. So the land issue in SA is not only about the soil my guy , so much shyt is entangled in this . But one thing is for sure ,we are heading the Zim way ( whatever that means ) and if it goes bad Congo will look like paradise because i don't see anyone that will back down from this , everyone has a lot at stake. Not to mention that all sides have been infiltrated or are being " assisted " by outsiders who need something in SA . Only foolish people talk of apartheid in past tense, when we are yet to gain economic liberation from our masters .

vaxx1:
when Ghana is empowering her local industry, providing available soft loans to GHANAIAN, and equipping five different company to fully go into medical equipment amidst convid 19. your clown of president who can't not comes close to nana mentally is busy distributing 100 million shilling to your musicians just to entertain you idiots

New prototypes for local manufacturing of VENTILATORS


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UNXjtru9AxM&t=471s

jln115:
Simply seizing land from whites is an absolutely horrible idea.........Zimbabwe is a great example.

Also although I strongly oppose expropriation without compensation as it grossly violates property rights, but if you read the bill then you would know government land is going to be the first to expropriated, then idle Land, no productive land will be touched...........the bill also includes land owned by Black tribal leaders hence why the Zulu King has partnered with Afriforum to fight the Bill.

Also the Bill only stipulates that land will be expropriated as a last resort.....willing buyer willing seller are still the main means of land redistribution.

I think it is a good thing because at least, some poor people will get a small piece of land to do subsistance farming on and reduce poverty.

Zimbabwe is what it is because economic activities have been sanctioned badly

mtisTheQubit:
you know the internet doesn't forget...after many years of evolution you folks will become Kenyans...

the is nothing there to see

The internet hasn't forgotten how many times your dumb politicians have come begging for Ghanaian policies

Sure

no one will escape the losses

Austine1212:
Decline first, then comeback stronger

mtisTheQubit:
buts its somewhere within the colony...look at ths...so much for the lockdown

they are not affected by a lockdown order

same question @Austine asked

obaaderemi:
What is this picture you keep posting?

obaaderemi:
Don't be taken for a ride,brother. That ape is blacker than you. From his frustrated rants you will know he is a black kaffir. During apartheid such people were called impipi.

XhosaNostra:
Kthanks For a moment I thought it was a veiled threat.

you're welcome

mtisTheQubit:
if ya led by a clown na become a clown

I give you Nairobi...cant make up that stuff man

If he is a clown then Kenyan govt is the real circus



so what Ghanaian policy will Kenya come and borrow again, after the lockdown?


Would it be poverty alleviation or Slums elimination?

mtisTheQubit:
who celebrates it..the IMF....

the Human development index, UN, and all the countries that give Kenya loans

Hoping that it will help reduce the poverty in you country and stop starvation.




should i sound it louder?

mtisTheQubit:
when you post the village then we gonna stop...okie man

alright

anyway, the 21st century is not waiting for you

you have to enter else it will leave you behind.

It start with water supply .... basis

mtisTheQubit:
that guy is not gorgeously dressed just saying

i know your president does not participate in culture because he is some stooge

but hey, here we celebrate our culture.

jln115:
And you think that's a good idea?

I think it will help the to reduce the majority-black poverty.

But that policy have a lot of room for failure if your govt does not fully implement it.

mtisTheQubit:
am okie man..just guy sometimes post truth ya cant ignore...like the Ghana stuff

if you say so

jln115:
Who won WW2 again?

The Russians were the real winners

But again, we live in a world of twisted histories

mtisTheQubit:
You know the Southiesare just being polite with you an that other illiterate guy who got mama issues .so no gonna talk about water stuff...Bythe way i though you folks respected your leaders..

are you afraid that you may be crushed?

Anyway, the photo has nothing to do with the places we have placed under lockdown

Austine1212:
A month of shutdown is something like 9% of GDP

Its costly im just hoping government comes withwith a great plan to revive the economy

Most countries are using this to revive their own productive capacity in biomedical

So most government will come out stronger and more self-reliant

XhosaNostra:
What does it mean in layman's terms? It's lost on me.

in layman's term

it means, speak for yourself.

It is the same as 'Blow your own trumpet' , Think about yourself, you are independent, you can think for yourself, and etc.

mtisTheQubit:
No noo man..Ya beneath Uganda so dont even start...

wait oo, did i mention you ?




The entire Africa knows that you line up with Uganda in stupidity.

Austine1212:
Only cos I was asked

Anyway I'm done mentioning your countries until SA is mentioned in

but i didn't ask you , did i?