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NTSA:
Military equipment delivered to DRC Military yesterday

GreenandGold:
With an exception of Mozas, Southern Africa is relatively peaceful

vaxx:
This long list of International Celebrities and many more visited Ghana during the Xmas and New Year festivities. They showcased Ghana on their Social media handles which have millions of followers. They have sold Ghana to the World. What can be more than advertisement more than that

Some of the International Celebrities who visited Ghana.

Meek Mill, Dave Chappelle, Letitia Wright, Dadju, T-Pain, Chance The Rapper, Stefflon Don, Sway, Vic Mensa, Charlamagne, Michael Blackson, Bas, Ramz, Masego, Stormzy, Skepta, Lucky Daye, Jae Murphy, Chino Braxton, Jacob Latimore, Dreya Mac, Talib Kweli, Erykah Badu, Jeremih, Bozoma Saint John, Tobe Nwigwe, Kanye West's team, Ms Banks, Vanessa Williams etc

Obaaderemi2:
Why are they not found in the slums like you?

vaxx:
oh really? Kenya wasn't bad in the 70s. Good old days for kenya .

Obaaderemi2:
Kenyans are useless. So they needed someone to shake up their lazy asses. No wonder Indians own anything of value in the country and the richest people in Kenya are Indians.

NTSA:
You should balance the equation by providing a list of companies that are setting up shop in Kenya

68816419:
Why are Multi Million companies leaving in Kenya?

7 Multi-Million Companies Which Shut Down in 2022
1- Hilton Hotel
After 53 years of operation in the country, Hilton announced plans to exit the Kenyan market on December 31, 2022.
2- GSK

In October 2022, GlaxoSmithKline, a British multinational pharmaceutical and biotechnology company, announced the end of its operations in the country. This was after six decades of the company’s operations in Kenya.
3- Kune Food

In June, Kune Food, a Nairobi-based cloud Kitchen startup, announced its closure.

Kune Foods founder Robin Reecht attributed the closure to the tough economic times.

He noted that despite offering food at an affordable price of around Ksh352, their sales
Notify Logistics

The high cost of operation forced Notify Logistics to end its operations in the country.

Through a statement in September, the company attributed its closure to the global recession and inflation in the country.

When Notify started in 2018, its business model was quite attractive as it focused on renting out shelves to vendors to run its operations.

However, the model failed, compelling the company to end its operations in the country.

NopeaRide

Kenya’s first fully electric taxi service, NopeaRide, announced its exit from the Kenyan market after its parent company EkoRent Oy failed to raise additional funding to keep it afloat.

NopeaRide, the local subsidiary of the Finnish company, filed for insolvency, bringing to an end the operation of the electric tax business.
WeFarm

In July, the Agritech company, WeFarm, closed down one of its services, the WeFarm shop, barely a year after setting it up.

WeFarm shop was an application that the company developed to help farmers acquire agricultural products online and share reviews and advice with each other.

WeFarm’s Director of Growth, Sofie Mala, attributed the shop shut down to current market conditions, affecting its scale-up model.

The company has connected over 2.5 million farmers in Kenya, Uganda, and Tanzania since its establishment in 2014 by Kenny Ewan.

vaxx:
kenya looks good when not edited.

Toju200:
Ezugwu mrap

Kazikazi:
Rural Tanzania

GreenandGold:
Because;

- 1/3 are for training
- 1/3 for deployment
- 1/3 being serviced

BUT in theory, if all are airborne then they can airlift a battalion.....

NTSA:
Military equipment delivered to DRC Military yesterday

Lurker4Long:
The UN lifted the arms embargo on the DRC 2 weeks ago, and it would seem the Turks didn't waste any time!
The other possibility is that the Turks will be deploying there to fill the gap left by the Ukrainians and their helicopters who permanently ended their deployment last month. The UN DPKO has been asking around for countries to provide rotary craft.

Exnavyboy62:
Congratulations, I suspect that Kenya is now the latest Bayraktar drone operator. Al Shabab and M23 rebels should have the fear of God in them right this instant

Exnavyboy62:
"MORE", that's just the keyword for the present administration.

NTSA:
EACRF troops deployed at Kibumba on Thursday evening assisted over 70 local farmers who faced the challenge of transporting their farm produce to Kibati area following a heavy downpour. They appreciated the good gesture from the EACRF troops.