Shma: the bottom line is that you guys respect Ghana in west, you can't mess bashing Ghana cos they will expose your entire nation. You fear Ghana!!! In contrary with our case, we don't care who you are, kazikazi who are our closet neighbours can testify that we can bash three countries at the same time and we'll still win. We don't need Tz to bash Ghana! Tz needs us to bash Ghana, same applies to you guys.
Nice try
But this is lame Ghana and Nigeria dont go at each other by instigation
TayserMahri: Stop your gwongoro logic son. Study the maps below. The high power line I just talked of was done by Kenya's power generator KenGen. That was the end of their job. Before they even began constructing the line from Ethiopia, the entity responsible for distributing power known as Ketraco had already laid thousands of miles of consumer transmission lines across the country, together with REA (Rural Electrification Authority) who are solely responsible for rural area connections (this is what we call last mile connectivity).
Your thinking is that the last two Ketraco and REA were chilling waiting for KenGen and the line from Ethiopia to arrive. No! They have been doing their job on a phase by phase basis whether there is enough power in the grid or not. They just spread out the infrastructure because they have already been allocated the money.
the Last mile connectivity is only expected to connect 500,000 household which is 2milliom people.
which is not the entire unconnected 75% of kenya population who live in rural areas. Rural electrification authority is only doing mini grid in areas that it can find a stream, which is abysmal.
As it stands the majority of the populace of Kenya remain unconnected and that is why Kenya is dark.
TayserMahri: Obviously the point is to feed into the national grid. Whats strange about that? From the national grid its distributed to all parts esp the northern part. I just told you we are doing last mile connectivity ?! To the villages and rural areas. Much of that distribution infrastructure is already on the ground.
yeah but the national grid is only limited to the urban centres
so feeding the national grid without extending that national grid to reach rural communities by laying 330kv line, 220kv lines and 132kv lines, you have done nothing. so even if you import power, all youve done is to create excess capacity.
TayserMahri: Am sure you dont know we import electricity and also have diesel powered plants? We actually finished a grid line from the border with Ethiopia with the aim of tapping into their Grand Renaisance Dam power.
i like your vim
You laid a 330kva line to import power but you guys did not break that 330kva line down to lay the grid that will feed your rural communities because you could not find the money to.
hence leaving 75% of your population without electricity.
TayserMahri: Kenya will have universal access in the next 2 yrs if things go as planned (i.e at least 95 % access). The govt is now in the last phase of the last mile connectivity. The access rate is now above 75 %. The WB (your imf side kicks) put it at 75 % in 2017. There has been massive expansion since then.
this sounds funny
53 million people that consume 1900MW what a joke.
so one project hat extended your grid beyond 1000km
you've increased generation capacity to 2300mw but only have demand for 1900MW. Because the grid has not been extended, 75% of Kenyans in rural areas still don't have electricity.
so you decided to do mini-grids for rural communities but that became a white elephant with wasted monies.
The inadequate supply of electricity for industrial and domestic needs is due to several challenges. These include the high cost of building new energy infrastructure as well as the inability to get electricity from the points of generation to rural areas which is where about 74% of Kenyans live.
next time i hear that Kenya has 70% electricity access, the way i will beat someone son.
75% of Kenyans live in rural communities and kenya does not have the money to extend the grid to those rural communities yet you keep making noise.
gallivant: That's what happens when you speak pidgin, you sound retarded. How can you 'borrow' someone sense? You guys are embarrassing Africans with this $hiit!
here we are again with a dumb kid that needs to be taught English 1st person 2nd person and third person plurals
Learn the difference between the two
The words “borrow” and “lend” can be super confusing, so it's easy to mix them up. “Borrow” means you want to take something that belongs to someone else, while “lend” means that you're temporarily giving an item to someone.
hope you aware sak of Ghana has more award to himself than the whole kenya rap artistes combine. him alone has 84 solid award and still counting ..so I will dare compare him to kenya music industry. let's stick with this upcoming one with your best stars . that will be an average competition....