Shma2023: Buffoon, what you're talking about can't tally with the born of contention.
Don't be desperate. Accept one thing first, then bring another one for debate.
Those are from knight Frank themselves Is it retarded that you are or you just have a comprehension problem. Tell us again how different the Convo is, I want to laugh at your stupidity? 😂🤣
Shma2023: Except for the fact that you're a typical dwarf with little to zero exposure, no credentials in statistics nor real estate, no nothing just a keyboard in the middle of a shanty or perhaps Under the interchange projecting inferiority complex. Knight Frank has surveyed data, made actual surveillance, and conducted deep scrutiny on the values and budget figures for real estate; you must be outrightly obtuse to challenge their findings especially when you have a bottom-barrel idea of what even the subject matter entails.
As usual Lunatic Rants
Their findings says that Kenya has the least yields on the continent compare to advance markets like Casablanca, Cape Town, Accra, Alexander, Cairo,Lagos, etc and almost 70% of properties are empty in Nairobi
vaxx: nobody does it here too, if not Kenya highest court . We will not even tolerate such nonsense . We are not kenya moving out from africa to Europe discussing what should be limited to adult film and cinemas. Pornographic censorship .
gallivant: Please speak only for Ghana and maybe Uganda. I think the rest of Africa has real issues to deal with and the LGBT issue isn't one of it. We don't want sideshows in our march towards development.
Kenya has not got any development going on so shut up and learn before the US sanction you to make your life even more horrible than it is now.
Your president is roaming Europe talking about LGBTQ in kenya
vaxx: This is what a lawmakers in Ghana says regarding the guns control in US. if america actually thing they know better on gays right. We also think we know better on guns control.
Gyata is a savage 😂🤣😂
Anyway, we've had openly gay Ghanaians since the 50s and they've had no problems in Ghana.
vaxx: I love this idea of having pre engineer class for non science student . So superb , it will interest you to know student who study fine art can actually do wonders in architectural class than so many science major . I love the idea of trying to convert the liberal art student straight to science specific major . It will improve the STEM numbers and also the quality .
Yeah ... It's good that they are clearly defining and opening up the career paths ...
No one should be limited as to what they can do and what they cannot.
This will solve the failure of guidance and counseling at Senior high schools.
TookDownYourMum: When it comes to education in Ghana, it's the best in west Africa and better than Kenya education system according to the education index, but it's still pretty terrible compared to worldwide standards so it's not saying much.
The student to teacher relationship is terrible because children are bought up not to be questioning or critiquing the aged. So, you have like a hierarchy of students always seeing teachers as knowing more than they do which can affect quality of education a child recieve. Also, lack of learning materials due to constant changing curriculum and ones approved are often than not pretty terrible due to favoritism. Also, little to no incorporation of technology in education.
Ghana education rating of just 0.563
The fact most Ghanaians dont even know Kwame Nkrumah borrowed the ancient name Ghana from the then powerful and rich Ghana Empire that predated the Mali Empire as he wanted new Ghana to be as powerful and famous as the old one is truly embarrassing and shows how bad education is in Ghana.
This is what the STEM education is trying to improve as well as the coming onboard of more liberal class room settings in Cat A and B schools.
I think a lot of people know where the name Ghana comes from
ProblemChild1: What you're showing is absolutely nonsense. Let's talk about reality. Men are you mad.
Who's on right senses will compare this shitty Nairobi with Abuja. Your CBD roads are tiny, with some few trees, with no traffic lights, no road marking, no side walk, tiny car park.
Obaaderemi2: Yes, those days. We wanted to know who was the best at which subject. Who could write or speak the best.
These days it's all about songs, songs, songs. But I don't really think the kids these days have less prospect. In fact with new vistas of opportunities opening up here and there with the digital shrinking of the world, I think the prospects now are greater. For example at the touch of a keyboard I can communicate with you in Ghana and the Kenyans and tanzanians in East Africa. Shouldn't that be a push for the kids to study more?
Kenyans don't like reading and when they finally read, they can hardly understand. So I don't think they get motivated to do anything at all, after all there are only few opportunities in their country to grow out of their poverty. They don't take education seriously even when they are forced into schools .
You can see it from the results the churn out yearly
Your slumpolis will never get there if you don't start buying better stuff
Build more roads and interchanges, Kenya needs more proper interchanges like these... I know it will send your country deeper into debt but you have to find a way of paying for them yourself so you don't have to stop infrastructure construction because you're bankrupt
Obaaderemi2: This is impressive. In an era where the reading culture has waned across the world we thank God for little mercies such as this.
I remember how seriously secondary school students used to flaunt their literary knowledge way back in the 90s and I find it difficult taking the Gen z of nowadays seriously. But then one is delighted when oases of sensibility such as this emerge. Kudos to those Ghanaian students.
Oh boy ... The good old 90s when students were actually more enthusiastic about learning and will flaunt their newly learnt vocabulary in your face, when topping your class used to be competitive....
Maybe it has to do with the fact that today kids have less prospect prospect
68816419: No state or city in Africa is undergoing such a significant urban renewal as Lagos. Lagos is now building new cities, industrial parks, airports, the longest bridge in Africa, and two train lines with 100% state funding, among other things.
rvp2018: We can argue with Cape town and Joburg - not any West Africa ZOOO! Invest in a sewage system first
Icon Ackah @iconackah For the first time as a republic we have a Sanitation Ministry, and with adequate operations funding allocation every year since 2017 yet for the first time since 2017, Accra is consistently the most dirtiest city in Africa.
We have a more modern sewage system than Kenya.
Learn to keep that ZOO clean and smelling good
Smelling sewage in Nairobi is horrible. The last time I had that scent was in Liberia when a sewage pipe got burst.
rvp2018: The small and big zoo consoling themselves. Nairobi has been validated by biggest players in real estate. The rest are madness from west african zoos.
Accra offers some of the best custom built houses on the continent and nothing in Nairobi will ever come close.
Everyone here on this platform has told you this already including Africa traveller.