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rvp20182:
I know all that - but you have the incentive to cook data - because your president wants to escape IMF demons in an election year. How is CEDIS (currency) inflation fairing on? You cannot cook that one.

if Ghana want to cook inflation, we will cap it

but we are not dumb like you

you have cooked inflation
cooked population
and cooked GDP what else wont you cooked.


all the stats are exposing you

mtisTheQubit:
Vaxx is grasping at straws ..T

you must be really dumb to believe that calc has any intelligence

rvp20182:
The skyscrapers are not necessary for Europe - the economy grows by 1% and the population is even declining. The skyscrapers or highrise they build were "huge" during those times. Nobody loves Skyscrapper. There are necessity when land become expensive and there is lots of demand for office and residential spaces. They are a very economical use of space.

The only reason Ghana doesn't have skyscrapers is that either land is so cheap, less populated or there is a lack of office or residential spaces - but certainly NOT because there are zoning laws that would prevent one from building highrises.

Ghana cities are very populated. So it, not the population. It either land is so cheap or there is really no demand for modern offices or hotels or malls or residential apartments because the economy is tiny and informal.

people already have modern offices so there is low demand for office space

there is high demand for houses and not an apartment so Ghanaian cities are ever expanding

rvp20182:
The skyscrapers are not necessary for Europe - the economy grows by 1% and the population is even declining. The skyscrapers or highrise they build were "huge" during those times. Nobody loves Skyscrapper. There are necessity when land become expensive and there is lots of demand for office and residential spaces. They are a very economical use of space.

The only reason Ghana doesn't have skyscrapers is that either land is so cheap, less populated or there is a lack of office or residential spaces - but certainly NOT because there are zoning laws that would prevent one from building highrises.

Ghana cities are very populated. So it, not the population. It either land is so cheap or there is really no demand for modern offices or hotels or malls or residential apartments because the economy is tiny and informal.

it is only zoning laws that make people build high
Ghana does not restrict people.

Zoning is the reason why Hong Kong have a high density of skyscrapers
despite a very large part of Hong Kong being a forest.


Land prices are very high in Ghana

mtisTheQubit:
So we had a census...your darling UN said itsOk an yet still you dont believe..vaxx ths might come as a shockto you but Kenya is way ahead of your country..
Ok vaxx to close ths argument abotu Gahan vsk enya lets post photos like Kazi suggested..Images dont lie man..Post Accra i post Nakuru coz thats fair to you..

at all


what we will find out will be you repeating the same pics because you have runned out

NairobiWalker:
The problem is someone who can barely solve 1+1 trying to put across a mathematical point.

Let me teach you some Mathematics.
Birth rate = 28.7
Death rate = 5.7
Growth rate = BR-DR = 28.7 -5.7 = 23 people per 1000 per year
Population in 2009 = 37.4M
% growth rate = 2.3%
Population in 2019 = 37.4 x 1.023^10
= 46.95

So who's the fool? Learn some Mathematics.

there is something wrong with your head


i guess you dont know what compounding is


or you dont know this



2018 28.7 -1.87 %
2017 29.3 -2.16 %
2016 29.9 -2.43 %
2015 30.7 -2.65 %
2014 31.5 -2.75 %
2013 32.4 -2.75 %
2012 33.3 -2.67 %
2011 34.2 -2.50 %
2010 35.1 -2.26 %
2009 35.9 -2.01 %
2008 36.7 -1.75 %
2007 37.3

NairobiWalker:
The problem is someone who can barely solve 1+1 trying to put across a mathematical point.

Let me teach you some Mathematics.
Birth rate = 28.7
Death rate = 5.7
Growth rate = BR-DR = 28.7 -5.7 = 23 people per 1000 per year
Population in 2009 = 37.4M
% growth rate = 2.3%
Population in 2019 = 37.4 x 1.023^10
= 46.95

So who's the fool? Learn some Mathematics.

you dont have to lie

birth rate in Kenya only magically became 2% last year

it has always been between 4% and 5%

Austine1212:
Those with thr means will always have advantage of it.

Corporate entities will still find ways around it, in the name of brand power. If there's a time to establish your own is now

as much as that is true

people turn to prefer e-commerce site where they can also sell whatever they want to sell

tylann:
united nations takes data from knbs

i once asked you ghanaians did UN conduct census in kenya

if your ghana govt fools you it is okay

the last time i checked kenya has a higher literacy rate than ghana

UN does not need to conduct a census to know your population

all they need is your birth rate and death rate

barring any civil war,
they can calculate your population to a 1% plus or minus accuracy

Troy404:
Who said our population reduced, are you serious.

aint you the same kenyans claiming that your population has reduced from 54 million people to 47?

tylann:
kazikazi is a tanzanian not a kenyan

aint no difference

tylann:
are you a fool
the last census we conducted in 2009 we had a population of 37.8 million
the recently released census quotes kenyas population at 47.6 million is that a decline

where did you school
and somebody has liked your post
you are fools

you are the fool here
unless you are illiterate,

there is no excuse to believe this lie

so 10 years ago, the population of Kenya was 38 million people.

Birth rate has hover around 5.7% for the largest part of the 10 years
There was no civil war

10 the calculation and see whether your population will not almost be 60 million people
2.1 million people every year

vaxx2:
and neither is cooking numbers from stastical office

neither is trying to hide the size of slum and the people in it

vaxx2:
You are the dump idiot here..

if there is birth rate of 28.7 per ever 1000 people and a death rate of 5.7 per every 1000 people and you still end up having 47 million people. . then something shows , the number is cooked . mathematically it isn't. impossible. but kenya have denied the law of logic and decide to cook theirs.

even Archimedes cant prove this level of sophisticated calculation

it must be an interpolation

NairobiWalker:
Apparently, from 37M to 47M is a decline. I wonder whether you guys are this dumb or you just play dumb to win arguments.

you dont have to play your usual dumb


In 2017, Kenya population was 49 million
there was a birth rate of 28.7 per every 1000 people
and a death rate of 5.7 per every 1000 people.

so there is no way your population will decline to 47 million people
Unless all the people who crossed the Mediterranian over the past 5 years were Kenyans and they left in just one year.

NairobiWalker:
Whatever you want to call it, it looks nothing like the photos you posted claiming that's where the average Ghanaian lives.

hehehe

you are funny oo

does those look like houses to you?

NairobiWalker:
It's still Ghana isn't it?

yes it is

i only had to correct you

Im sure you shall the house people live in there

rvp20182:
GDP declining from 63B to 49B - happens only when GDP is over-cooked or a war ravages the country or huge disaster breaks out. Your chief stats are playing politics with numbers. Look at them playing with the inflation rate so it doesn't touch the redline of 10% - that would alert the IMF to start packing their bags for yet another rescue operation in ACCRA. But you cannot cook the CEDIS against the USD

It happens when you fall into an energy crisis

I know you have seen this before because 70% of Kenya does not have electricity

Because you cook GDP figures in Kenya , you think everyone does


A country that does not have a productive capacity
hence 5 billion export

is claiming 99 billion GDP when revenues are even shy of 10 billion dollars

this must be the funniest thing ive come across

tylann:
abidjan has highrises not skyscrapers

what ever you term them

they are still better than what you have in Kenya

rvp20182:
Let me school you. Central Bank's job is to worry about what Inflation, Interest rate or etc mean to the economy Prof. Samuel Kobina Anim your Chief Statistician should not care about that. He should calculate inflation as it is. In this case - Inflation drops from 9.4% to 7.6% - not because prices of goods and services in Ghana are not increasing in prices monthly - but because he changed the base year to last year. That ordinarily won't be a problem but when you start re-basing 5yrs after another big re-base and start also changing inflation basket and series....then that is playing with Stats..like Yemi Kale does in Nigeria.

In short the reality in Ghana is inflation is NOT DROPPING..it has increased from 9% to 9.4% this year and if old series is used..it probably heading to double-digit --- and this just underlying inflation. Food inflation is at nearly 15% - how are you Ghanians able to survive...I mean those without families abroad who receive remittance.

Ghanaians survive by simply earning more money


Sometimes you dont have to lie

“The Food and non-alcoholic beverages group recorded a year-on-year inflation rate of 8.5 per cent.

NairobiWalker:
Stop getting emotional. I have no problem with you redenominating your money, but you can't come and boast here how your money is more valuable than ours when you redenominated it. The most interesting thing is, immediately after redenomination, the Cedi exchange at Kshs. 75 per Cedi. Currently it is a mere Kshs. 18 per cedi. Within the next 10 years, the Kenya shilling will already be stronger than the Cedi.

it is just fact kiddo that the cedi has more value than the kshs

the cedi was highly overvalued in 2011 making Ghana exports very expensive

rvp20182:
More like this
https://i0.wp.com/jphmpdirect.com/wp-content/uploads/2018/04/Ghana-cropped.jpg?w=1497&ssl=1

those are some of the oldest structures in Ghana
over 100 years old community

you get there and all you find are old people.

those are still better than what you will find in Kibera and so many other places in Kenya

NairobiWalker:
Didn't you redenominate your currency in 2007?

yes we did

what is your problem ?
was the value also redenominated?

NairobiWalker:
Does the average Ghanaian live in such houses? Even in Kenya, we have upper Mid-class and rich people living in better houses but claiming the average Kenyan live here is stupid.

except those are the rich people in Kenya houses

the average Kenyan lives in flats or Kibera liked structure

An average Ghanaian lives in 3 bedroom houses like these

the rich in Ghana lives in Trasacco
or trasacco like mansions in various places

NairobiWalker:
Just30 is bragging for being like Zimbabwe.

how is Ghana like ZIM when Ghana currency has more value than kshs

who is like Zim now?

rvp20182:
I am glad you've opened your eyes to the Ghana big lie. You can imagine 11,000 cedis to a dollar. The currency had so many zeros. They had to re-dominated and tried to peg 1:1 on the dollar. Now it's heading to 6 a dollar. It like Kenya shs in 2007 was 70shs to a dollar..and now it's 420shs to a dollar.Next year it will drop to 600sh then 1000shs then 2000shs then soon again it will be 11,000 cedis to a dollar. Ghana's second name is HYPERINFLATION.

the only currency that will have to deal with hyperinflation very soon is kenya


your debt levels are unsustainable such that youre now recycling debt

very soon you wont be able to borrow to support your currency

rvp20182:
I knew you were not ready to face facts. Let try the number of cards - Ghana has like 5m - Kenya has like 12.5M. Let try POS - Ghana has like 8K - Kenya has 44K.

all that this proves is how formal your economy is

tylann:
where is it bigger

hahahaha

by size

tylann:
you are sick singapore has far more superior roads and infrastructure in general than london

there is somthing wrong wit your head for you to even compare Singapore to London.

as much as singapore has developed
it can never stand london

tylann:
post takoradi development i will post mombasa development froms ports to hotels

aint got that time but i guess google map and youtube will help you

NairobiWalker:
You're an idiot boasting over a currency that was redenominated. Any country can redenominate their currency, otherwise, your currency was one of the weakest in the world. Interestingly, the Cede is already losing value fast. You might want to redenominate it again in the next 20 years.

this is

i guess your currency is better than all the currencies than have redenominated

redenomination is mostly done to make accounting easy when you are strategising for growth .


even with the lost of value of the cedi over the past 12 years, the Cedi is still valuable than you kshs
A currency that the central government needs to borrow to keep stable at the expense of providing electricity and water

rvp20182:
You just cooked 25% rebasing of GDP - curiously after 60% jump in five years. The real Ghana I suspect isn't doing good outside the minerals.

you are funny

If anything at all

everyone should question your GDP figures

for a country with a 99 billion GDP

your purchasing power shouldnt be less than Ghana's