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rvp2018:
Again evidence - quoting that from OECD is all we want. Now don't direct me to entire OECD website.

just google Oecd global education test base ranking

Household has nothing to do with family.
Household is house with people living in it.
They could be unrelated roommates. - see attached for relationship btw Household Head and rest of the household.
Electricity need to be connected where there are people living in it.
Nobody goes sticking electricity in unoccupied houses.

All we care about is how many of 7M Ghanian household have connected with electricity, water and other utilites.

Long story about number of houses in Ghana (what if they are house for cows or pigs ) will not cover your gov propaganda.

You know you've connected about 4M out 7M.

The rest is laughable.

Just30:
I've never met fools this foolish like I've met kenyans on this forum.

You guys keep showing the level of illiteracy in that mess of a country.


Household in census is a family and that is why they ask for the head name which is usually the father and ask for the number of children.

A house with and without occupants must be connected to the grid with a meter.

Have you see human beings walking around with electricity meters on their body?

Everybody care about houses and that is why we build house and live in.

The fact that the Pope run schools in Kenya does not mean they operate schools here.

I don't see where it say Kenya has been tested. What OECD did was to compare TIMSS (Ghana participate here) and PISA. And Ghana came BOTTOM. BOTTOM. Worse than South Africa and Botswana...with their inferior education.

Just30:
just google Oecd global education test base ranking

How Kenya Became the Strongest Education System in Africa


10 little-known moments that shaped history— from Kikuyu boycotts to Alliance, the Airlifts, Mau Mau & M-Pesa.

Kat Pattillo
Aug 6, 2020 · 11 min read








Kenyans selected for the Airlifts to American universities organized by Tom Mboya in 1959; the group included Wangari Maathai and Barack Obama Sr (Twitter).
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In2017, the World Economic Forum rated Kenya’s education system as the strongest on the African continent. In 2018, the World Bank ranked Kenya the top African country for education outcomes (1st out of 43 mainland countries). In 2019, a Kenyan was named the most outstanding teacher in the world and awarded a prestigious $1 million prize.
Clearly, something powerful is going on in Kenya’s schools


https://googleweblight.com/sp?u=https://medium.com/edwell/how-kenya-became-the-strongest-education-system-in-africa-70cdc72024c4&grqid=h3Oplomd&hl=en-KE

Where that perennial liar? This is a Ghanaian magazine


Top 10 African Countries with the Best Education Systems

Below is the list of the top 10 African countries with the best education systems. Find out where your country ranks.
10. Namibia
Namibia a country in southwest Africa with a population of about 2.34 million, ranks 100th position in global education system and 10th in Africa with a score of 52.7. It is 43rd in global ranking on Extent of staff training and 82th on Critical thinking in teaching.


In Namibia, it is mandatory for every citizen between the age limit of 6-16 to receive an education. For this 10 year academic period, the Namibian constitution charges the government with the responsibility of providing fund for education. The literacy rate is at 88.2%.

9. Egypt
Egypt ranked 99th position on the global education system, and 9th best in Africa with 52.8 points, slightly ahead of Namibia. It ranks 70th on global Digital skills among the population. Compulsory education lasts 12 years from age 6 to age 17 and the literacy rate is at 71% as of 2017, according to UNESCO.
8. Cape Verde
Cape Verde, a small Island country is at 98th position on the global education system and number 8th in Africa, with a score of 53.3. It is 53rd on Critical thinking in teaching and 71st on Ease of finding skilled employees globally. The country has a population of over 546,000 and literacy rate is estimated at 80 per cent. Primary school education in Cape Verde is mandatory between the ages of 6 and 14 years and free for children ages 6 to 12.
7. Kenya
The East African country rank 95th position on global education system, ahead of India and behind Brazil, and 7th best in Africa with a score of 55.4. It is 21st on Ease of finding skilled employees and 43rd on Digital skills among the population globally. Compulsory education lasts 12 years from age 6 to age 17
With a population of 49.7 million, 17.58 per cent of total government expenditure in 2017 went to education, and literacy rate is at 78.7 per cent according to UNESCO.
6. Botswana
Botswana rank 92nd position on global education system behind Iran and ahead of Brazil. It holds the 6th position in Africa with a score of 56.7. It ranks 67th on the Extent of staff training and 76th on Mean years of schooling.
While some sources claim education in Botswana is free for the first 10 years, but according to Wikipedia, Secondary education in Botswana is neither free nor compulsory. Literacy rate is at 88 per cent, with a population of 2.3 million.
5. Algeria
The second North African country in this list, Algeria rank 88th position on global education system, and 5th in Africa with 57.4 points. It is also 65th position on School life expectancy. With a population of 41.3 million, the literacy rate is at 75 per cent.
4. South Africa
Ranked at 84th position on global education system, South Africa offers the 4th best education system in Africa with a score of 58.4. It is 53rd on Mean years of schooling and 55th on the Extent of staff training globally. It ranks ahead of Panama and Mexico on global education system.
Over the past decade, the South African government budget above 18 percent of its total expenditure on education. It’s not surprising why South African universities rank among the best in Africa, and compete globally. Literacy rate is at 94 percent.
3. Mauritius
Mauritius has the 3rd best education system in Africa, with 61 points. It holds the 74th position on global education system, and ranks 40th position on Extent of staff training and 47th on Quality of vocational training globally.
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The government of Mauritius provides free education to its citizens from pre-primary to tertiary levels. Since July 2005, the government also introduced free transport for all students. Schooling is compulsory up to the age of 16. Mauritian students consistently rank top in the world each year for the Cambridge International O Level, and International A and AS level examinations.

2. Tunisia
The second best education system in Africa is found in Tunisia, which ranks 71st position on global education system with 61.4 points. It ranks 49th position for School life expectancy and 51st for Pupil-to-teacher ratio in primary education.
Since gaining independence from France in 1956, the government of Tunisia has focused on developing an education system which produces a solid human capital base that could respond to the changing needs of a developing nation. Education is the number one priority of the government, with more than 20 percent of government’s budget allocated for education. Literacy rate as at 2015 was 81%.
1. Seychelles
A small country with about 95,000 people, Seychelles holds the position for the best education system in Africa with 69.3 points. It is the only African country in the top 50 education system globally, at 43rd position ahead of Ukraine, Hungary, Russia and UAE. It holds a global ranking of 28th position on Critical thinking in teaching and 34th on Skillset of graduates. Seychelles is the first and only country in Africa that has fully achieved the “education for all” goal, set by UNESCO.
In 2016, according to UNESCO, the government spent 11.72% of total expenditure on education. Education is compulsory up to the age of 16, and free through secondary school until age 18. 98.9 percent of the population age 15 to 24 is literate.
Others
Ghana ranks 104th in global education system and 12th in Africa ahead of Zimbabwe, while Nigeria seats at 124th position in the world and 25th in Africa behind Rwanda.


https://googleweblight.com/sp?u=https://ghstudents.com/african-countries-with-the-best-education-systems/&grqid=h3Oplomd&hl=en-KE

Progress on Tatu City.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zP2ozoD_-eY&t=2s

Not comparable to Applonia or Lagos one - Far ahead - despite the land squable that delayed it.

Wuoche:
Progress on Tatu City.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zP2ozoD_-eY&t=2s

Progress on Nairobi BRT.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=q1skXXUtYIM&t=422s

BRT stations coming up along Thika Highway. The third picture is the render of how the stations will look like.

rvp2018:
Household has nothing to do with family.
Household is house with people living in it.
They could be unrelated roommates. - see attached for relationship btw Household Head and rest of the household.
Electricity need to be connected where there are people living in it.
Nobody goes sticking electricity in unoccupied houses.

All we care about is how many of 7M Ghanian household have connected with electricity, water and other utilites.

Long story about number of houses in Ghana (what if they are house for cows or pigs ) will not cover your gov propaganda.

You know you've connected about 4M out 7M.

The rest is laughable.

In Ghana, even unoccupied houses are connected to Electricity.
It's only in Kenya where electricity is connected to human beings to walk around with.

That will look stupid as hell

90% of Ghanaian houses are connected to electricity and 85% to water.



Hope your country can solve it water crisis that has led to only 40% of nairobians being supplied with water whiles less than 50% of kenyans have access to electricity.

IEA kenya exposed your country for it propaganda and backwardness when they released their report last year.

rvp2018:
I don't see where it say Kenya has been tested. What OECD did was to compare TIMSS (Ghana participate here) and PISA. And Ghana came BOTTOM. BOTTOM. Worse than South Africa and Botswana...with their inferior education.

South Africa, Ghana and Botswana all have superior education than Kenya and it was evident in the OECD report.

They picked the best from Africa to match global standard.

Your sorrowful education is the reason why Kenyans are trooping to Ghana for study

Pokuasi looking all Glitterati


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IEv6IG0LnOs

Okay I found why you have crazy figures.....I knew something was WRONG. Warning - this is BEYOND YOUR CATHOLIC EDUCATION background,.

EVOLUTION OF GHANA’S ELECTRIFICATION POLICY AND ACCESS TARGETS
Electricity access definitions vary, and indeed there is more than one in Ghana alone. Two
different forms of electricity access definitions are used in Ghana by recognised state institutions:
the Ministry of Power (MoP) and the Ghana Statistical Services (GSS). MoP defines access to
electricity in a community as the total population in the community that has been connected to the
grid, irrespective of the number of households that have connection.
16 By this definition, thepopulation in the particular community is counted as having access to electricity because it is
assumed that they are within reach of the grid and could connect by signing a connection agreement
with the utility whenever they desired and are able to pay the appropriate connection fees. For this
reason, even though MoP estimated electricity access in 2010 to be about 72% (meaning 72% of
Ghana’s population lived in communities with access to the grid), GSS pegged household access to
electricity in 2010 at 64.2%, according to the population and housing census conducted in the same
https://backend.orbit.dtu.dk/ws/portalfiles/portal/138357483/Kemausuor_and_Ackom_draft_23.12.2015.pdf

Conclusion: You have 90% community access to electricity; and about 60% for household in their dwelling places.

This Ghana definition of electricity access is worse than India - at least India define it as staying 50 meters from electricity pole - even if you don't have it in your own house.

Just30:
In Ghana, even unoccupied houses are connected to Electricity.
It's only in Kenya where electricity is connected to human beings to walk around with.

That will look stupid as hell

90% of Ghanaian houses are connected to electricity and 85% to water.



Hope your country can solve it water crisis that has led to only 40% of nairobians being supplied with water whiles less than 50% of kenyans have access to electricity.

IEA kenya exposed your country for it propaganda and backwardness when they released their report last year.

You think just because your blurt out nonsense daily; they somehow become the truth;

Just30:
South Africa, Ghana and Botswana all have superior education than Kenya and it was evident in the OECD report.

They picked the best from Africa to match global standard.

Your sorrowful education is the reason why Kenyans are trooping to Ghana for study

To the mad child from Kenya who doesn't know that BOT agreements can be 5 years

This is a BOT agreement for AMERI power plant in Ghana.

The BOT agreement is 5 years and the plant is now owned by Ghana

rvp2018:
You think just because your blurt out nonsense daily; they somehow become the truth;

I can see you are allergic to truths

When they dont align to the nonsense from your country

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rvp2018:
Okay I found why you have crazy figures.....I knew something was WRONG. Warning - this is BEYOND YOUR CATHOLIC EDUCATION background,.

EVOLUTION OF GHANA’S ELECTRIFICATION POLICY AND ACCESS TARGETS
Electricity access definitions vary, and indeed there is more than one in Ghana alone. Two
different forms of electricity access definitions are used in Ghana by recognised state institutions:
the Ministry of Power (MoP) and the Ghana Statistical Services (GSS). MoP defines access to
electricity in a community as the total population in the community that has been connected to the
grid, irrespective of the number of households that have connection.
16 By this definition, thepopulation in the particular community is counted as having access to electricity because it is
assumed that they are within reach of the grid and could connect by signing a connection agreement
with the utility whenever they desired and are able to pay the appropriate connection fees. For this
reason, even though MoP estimated electricity access in 2010 to be about 72% (meaning 72% of
Ghana’s population lived in communities with access to the grid), GSS pegged household access to
electricity in 2010 at 64.2%, according to the population and housing census conducted in the same
https://backend.orbit.dtu.dk/ws/portalfiles/portal/138357483/Kemausuor_and_Ackom_draft_23.12.2015.pdf

Conclusion: You have 90% community access to electricity; and about 60% for household in their dwelling places.

This Ghana definition of electricity access is worse than India - at least India define it as staying 50 meters from electricity pole - even if you don't have it in your own house.

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You are still going around looking for Ghana 2010 74% electricity access rate?



Here is a video for you

Ghana peak demand is quoted at 3500MW
Access rate at 90%


In Ghana when a village pr town is connected to the Grid, Every house is connected to electricity with it own meter by ECG.

That is why we have 90% access rate.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yPEqqIFKWzU


In this day and age, more than 50% of Kenyans are still living without electricity.
That is a national disgrace.

And a fool like you come up here making useless noise with nothing to show for it.

http://ggea.net/news/govt-settles-almost-90-of-ameri-power-debt/
This is not BOT = Proper BOT - Build operate and Transfer - for free. This is BOOT = Build, OWN, operate and Transfer.

Ameri invested 500M;
They made money in 5yrs;
And Ghana gov bought the plant back for 500M.

The plant cost US$510 million and it was to be managed by its owners for a period of five years and transferred to the Government of Ghana under the Build Own Operate and Transfer (BOOT) agreement.

The Ameri deal was one of the numbers of power deals signed under the past administration which generated public anger with the then opposition New Patriotic Party accusing that administration of ripping off the nation.

Speaking to energynewsafrica.com, a source at the Ministry of Energy disclosed that a little over US$447 million out of the total figure of US$ $510 million has been paid, representing about 87 per cent as of November 2020.

Just30:
To the mad child from Kenya who doesn't know that BOT agreements can be 5 years

This is a BOT agreement for AMERI power plant in Ghana.

The BOT agreement is 5 years and the plant is now owned by Ghana

We already know MOP is measuring community access - nobody really give a damn about that kind of nonsense.
It seem GSS does a better job.
We wait for your delayed census - The MINI ZOO - may never afford it - to know what accurate electricity access.
In 2010 - you were at 65% or around.

Kenya has religiously held census every 10yrs without fail.

This what give your ACCURATE data - not feel good nonsense of community access to electricity.

Which explain why Ghana FAILS THE PICTURE TEST. The data looks good - but the reality on the ground as seen on video or pictures - is Chad or Niger or South Sudan.

Just30:
[s][/s]

You are still going around looking for Ghana 2010 74% electricity access rate?



Here is a video for you

Ghana peak demand is quoted at 3500MW
Access rate at 90%


I Ghana when a village a community is connected to the Grid, Every house is connected to electricity for with it own meter by ECG.

That is why we have 90% access rate.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yPEqqIFKWzU


In this day and age, more than 50% of Kenyans are still living without electricity.
That is a national disgrace.

And a fool like you come up here making useless noise with nothing to show for it.

rvp2018:
http://ggea.net/news/govt-settles-almost-90-of-ameri-power-debt/
This is not BOT = Proper BOT - Build operate and Transfer - for free. This is BOOT = Build, OWN, operate and Transfer.

Ameri invested 500M;
They made money in 5yrs;
And Ghana gov bought the plant back for 500M.

The plant cost US$510 million and it was to be managed by its owners for a period of five years and transferred to the Government of Ghana under the Build Own Operate and Transfer (BOOT) agreement.

The Ameri deal was one of the numbers of power deals signed under the past administration which generated public anger with the then opposition New Patriotic Party accusing that administration of ripping off the nation.

Speaking to energynewsafrica.com, a source at the Ministry of Energy disclosed that a little over US$447 million out of the total figure of US$ $510 million has been paid, representing about 87 per cent as of November 2020.

The Ameri deal was signed on a 5 years BOOT agreement

AMERI operated the plant for 5 years and transferred the plant to Gov't at a cost of 1 dollars.

rvp2018:
We already know MOP is measuring community access - nobody really give a damn about that kind of nonsense.
It seem GSS does a better job.
We wait for your delayed census - The MINI ZOO - may never afford it - to know what accurate electricity access.
In 2010 - you were at 65% or around.

Kenya has religiously held census every 10yrs without fail.

This what give your ACCURATE data - not feel good nonsense of community access to electricity.

Which explain why Ghana FAILS THE PICTURE TEST. The data looks good - but the reality on the ground as seen on video or pictures - is Chad or Niger or South Sudan.

Funny


Kenya is a backward zoo that is living in darkness

That is why all you communities look underdeveloped with unpaved roads all over. Even including your best.

Ghana's census will happen this year like we always do.

Kenya is on the level of South Sudan and that is why you guys are so poor.

In Ghana when new communities are connected to the Grid, We provide free meters and connection to all homes
In 2020, we connected 400 new communities and all it residence
almost 30,000 meters provided

There goes the liar. You already paid 470M dollars. The Arabs are willing to forgive 2m dollars for smuggling your gold.
This worse deal - you're paying the cost of building the plant - after AMERI had made a fortune in 5yrs.
Remember you were paying 2m dollars for every MW>
This is why you've been bankrupt record 17 times!!!!!!!!!!!!

Look like you had to fire the Energy minister for signing one most lopsided deals
https://www.africa-energy.com/article/ghana-energy-minister-fired-over-new-ameri-deal

Just30:
The Ameri deal was signed on a 5 years BOOT agreement

AMERI operated the plant for 5 years and transferred the plant to Gov't at a cost of 1 dollars.

Loook at the fool - connecting 30,000 household per year - South Sudan do more than that,
Kenya connect about 1.5m household annually - ABOUT HALF YOUR ENTIRE HOUSEHOLD CONNECTED
Kenya has for the last few years had the WORLD FASTEST electrification
And this despite being largely rural.

Kenya connectivity pace is also among top three fastest across the globe, alongside Afghanistan and Cambodia. The three countries have electrified their populations at annual rates exceeding seven percent since 2010, way above the global average electrification rate of 0.3 percent.29 May 2020

Remember kenya in 2005 had only 12% electrification with 0.4m customers in the grid.

Now the figure is more than 8M household connected to the grid...all achieved in 15yrs.

We can achieve universal electricity access in 3yrs.

Just30:
Funny


Kenya is a backward zoo that is living in darkness

That is why all you communities look underdeveloped with unpaved roads all over. Even including your best.

Ghana's census will happen this year like we always do.

Kenya is on the level of South Sudan and that is why you guys are so poor.

In Ghana when new communities are connected to the Grid, We provide free meters and connection to all homes
In 2020, we connected 400 new communities and all it residence
almost 30,000 meters provided

68816419:
Videos?

You come here on a daily basis making noise and opening your mouth like an hippopotamus. Nigeria is in serious economical trouble instead of you going to fix your country ya here



https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PDmQ2N7YlX0

AMERI

The 17 times bankrupt nation - indoctrinated by Vatican - continue to make bad decision after another - if not paying the Brits 76B dollars not to sit on their golden stool - it electricity deals like this

Ghana President Nana Akufo-Addo fired the country’s energy minister due to proposals for a renegotiation of a $510 million private power deal with Africa Middle East Resources Investment Ltd.

Under a proposal that was submitted to lawmakers with the backing of Akufo-Addo last month, a new operator would take over running the plant in a deal that would’ve incurred Ghana $825 million in fresh costs, according to an estimate by Kwadwo Poku, country director of Gasop Oil Ghana Ltd., an Accra-based oil explorer.

https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2018-08-07/ghana-energy-minister-fired-due-to-power-deal-says-presidency

rvp2018:
Where is evidence that kenya failed in those 3 test.

I've been here since the beginning and one THING has stood out above the outright B.S., VITUPERATION and childish lying-the sheer lack of OF understanding of all W Africans.
2 random examples; this one exemplifying typically exuberant boyish ignorance of reality.

Mehn your HDI can eat a deek!

AfroCircus:
Damn 243 pages of hapless yapping and rubbishing of each other's countries, 243 pages!

And the most hilarious post I read was someone downplaying Kenya's higher HDI. Do you even know what HDI is? It is a very comprehensive representation of the qualitative and quantitave advancement of a nation, the development level of a country, a measure of how better off a country is on average in most aspects of life. Once your country is below a certain other country in the HDI rank, it goes a long way to show that your country IS the lesser developed of the 2, even though in certain aspects yours may actually be better than the other country. You can't downplay that

This same MENSA candidate declared our Millennium development goals smth to be admired as Naij had "no 1000 year development plans."

so it makes no sense for a nation to plan 1000 years in advance?


MtuMsuper:

I will not debate you any further. You have the most scandalous comprehension skills ever. Read up on MDGs and the basics of planning, in fact don't waste your time, go to romance section or whatever takes your fancy.
Ps. I warned you to not respond if you didn't know, but you went ahead anyway. Don't blame me for any roasting you may receive. Don't enter a Lion's den if you ain't called Daniel or Danielle.

The nikka had NEVER heard of MDGs but somehow had his own (mis)understanding of the concept. I'm NOT making this up!
Look!

MDG 1: Eradicate extreme poverty and hunger
MDG 2: Achieve universal primary education
MDG 3: Promote gender equality and empower women
MDG 4: Reduce child mortality
MDG 5: Improve maternal health
MDG 6: Combat HIV and AIDS, malaria and other diseases
MDG 7: Ensure environmental sustainability
MDG 8: Develop a global partnership for Development.

MDG is an ambitious program, good thing its time line is 1000 years. The main obstacle to MDG is actually the current political structure. Nigeria is only as Federal as Federal Express.

Srsly; he had an individual explanation of MDGs:

While Kenya is going for Vision 2030 (which to me is unrealistic), Naija has her Millennium Development Goals (MDG) set for the next 1000 years from 2000

How to , why EVEN respond to such Shaolin level f'tardation?

ovcwality:
I don't understand how that works, but gdp is money that a country make through trading for a year rigHt? Are you saying we sell our products on credits? since we don't have the money in hand. Lol

GDP is the estimated amount of money exchange in a given timeframe. Its not a good economic indicator of the state of economy.
Example:
If a farmer used to produce 5 bags of maize and sells 2, the sell of the 2 bags will be added in gdp. If the farmer increases the production from 5 to 10 bags but still sells 2, it will be calculated that the production is the same since he still sold 2. If he make still makes 5 and increase sells by 4 it will be calculated that the economy has grown while in reality the production is still the same.

Plus, using GDP PPP (Purchasing Power Parity) is more accurate than Nominal GDP sincel nominal uses the exchange rate against the dollar while PPP compares the commodity value of a nations against the US. A nations central bank can rise the value of its currency of some reason and it will be seen that the nominal GDP is higher while in reality its not.

Example:
USD against the Tanzanian Shilling is 1 to 2300 while by PPP is 1 to 880.
If you google the average price of a burger in the US and Tanzania it is $5 and Tsh. 4500/= respectively.
By this using forex rate a normal $5 beef burger should cost Tsh.11500 while by PPP it cost Tsh. 4400.
From the above, you can see if GDP is used for measure of economic performance, PPP is more accurate than Nominal.

rvp2018:
There goes the liar. You already paid 470M dollars. The Arabs are willing to forgive 2m dollars for smuggling your gold.
This worse deal - you're paying the cost of building the plant - after AMERI had made a fortune in 5yrs.
Remember you were paying 2m dollars for every MW>
This is why you've been bankrupt record 17 times!!!!!!!!!!!!

Look like you had to fire the Energy minister for signing one most lopsided deals
https://www.africa-energy.com/article/ghana-energy-minister-fired-over-new-ameri-deal

why do you lie so badly like that?

Now you want me to explain what BOOT agreements are to you?

The Arabs who were then owning the plant have operated it for 5 years and recouped all their monies and have handed the facility to the government of Ghana at no cost just like the contracts stipulated.

IN the power purchasing agreement with ECG, Ameri will be paid 8.5 million dollars for the energy it produces per month for 5 years.

We didn't pay a cent for the plant but for the energy it produced for 5 years at market rate.

That is a smart move.

The snapshot from the agreements is below

rvp2018:
Loook at the fool - connecting 30,000 household per year - South Sudan do more than that,
Kenya connect about 1.5m household annually - ABOUT HALF YOUR ENTIRE HOUSEHOLD CONNECTED
Kenya has for the last few years had the WORLD FASTEST electrification
And this despite being largely rural.

Kenya connectivity pace is also among top three fastest across the globe, alongside Afghanistan and Cambodia. The three countries have electrified their populations at annual rates exceeding seven percent since 2010, way above the global average electrification rate of 0.3 percent.29 May 2020

Remember kenya in 2005 had only 12% electrification with 0.4m customers in the grid.

Now the figure is more than 8M household connected to the grid...all achieved in 15yrs.

We can achieve universal electricity access in 3yrs.

You are such a fool


I thought you said Ghana only connect communities and without connecting the houses ....


I just give you a report from the Eastern Region of Ghana where 400 communities were connected and all the 30 000 homes in them where given free meters and connected to the grid.

Those are just the communities connected to the grid in Eastern Region alone, Ghana has 16 regions.


Out of the 3 million people who didn't have electricity as at 2018 in Ghana, 1.5 million of them were connected to the grid.

That's leaves a few communities with a combine population of 1.5 million for Ghana to reach universal access.

rvp2018:
AMERI

The 17 times bankrupt nation - indoctrinated by Vatican - continue to make bad decision after another - if not paying the Brits 76B dollars not to sit on their golden stool - it electricity deals like this

Ghana President Nana Akufo-Addo fired the country’s energy minister due to proposals for a renegotiation of a $510 million private power deal with Africa Middle East Resources Investment Ltd.

Under a proposal that was submitted to lawmakers with the backing of Akufo-Addo last month, a new operator would take over running the plant in a deal that would’ve incurred Ghana $825 million in fresh costs, according to an estimate by Kwadwo Poku, country director of Gasop Oil Ghana Ltd., an Accra-based oil explorer.

https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2018-08-07/ghana-energy-minister-fired-due-to-power-deal-says-presidency

Ameri is one of the smartest power agreements that was signed in 2015 .

Ghana paid absolutely nothing for the plant.

Ghanaians paying the same tariffs at a competitive market rate for the power Ameri produced for 5 years has given us a free plant.

Ameri will be producing power for Ghana for the next 15 to 20 years with all the money going to VRA.


That is a smart energy agreement.

Because kenyan politicians are not smart, Ormat geothermal will keep being used by the Israelis to smoke your country dry.

rvp2018:
But seriously I find the average Ghanian here to be worse than this mad-man. How do they behave in their county?

Lol.....a certain kenyan on this thread once described Ghanaians in a single line saying, "Ghanaians are irrelivant and they like to be heard", , thus, thèse makes them say all manner of absurd things just to get noticed........when you understand this fact about them,trust me you wont waste much of your time with any of them .

popizaino:
Lol.....a certain kenyan on this thread once described Ghanaians in a single line saying, "Ghanaians are irrelivant and they like to be heard", , thus, thèse makes them say all manner of absurd things just to get noticed........when you understand this fact about them,trust me you wont waste much of your time with any of them .

Once a fool always a fool .