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rvp20182:
I rather listen to this girl. Kenya private sector is thriving. Salaries are competing with developed world. Nobody want to emigrate in such numbers as Ghana.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aAQXi4gAj-U&t=350s

Yet she emigrated from Kenya to Ghana because of Ghana's larger salary

rvp20182:
Okay no skyscrappers - let try another video. Show me Soweto - including your shack

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=I-2t6FqELxs&t=340s

Name what Nairobi has that Soweto does not have

rvp20182:
Okay no skyscrappers - let try another video. Show me Soweto - including your shack

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=I-2t6FqELxs&t=340s

Again you don't know me, stop speculating.

Let's stick to facts

Of course it Skyscrapper is not everything - that is why I admit Joburg is ahead - and Nairobi will catch up in 2030-2035 - unless you wake up.

AfriqueDuZuid:
I told you videos are selective in what they show,

Again what does skyscrappers have to do with overall development, it's not like having more skyscrappers will mean you not developed.

Just like Mauritius is more infrastructurely developed than Nairobi yet Nairobi has more skyscrappers.

More skyscrappers means nothing

Again admit to what?

rvp20182:
I prefer Gauteng - that combine Pretoria, Joburg and Soweto - as one metro. I dont see any boundary.

Soweto is in Johannesburg metro

Why would anyone combine 3 metro in Gauteng makes no sense

No because like the 5m Nigerians before here - she found out - you are woosies that are easy to dominate. You're lazy, not aggressive, not educated and religious layabouts. Those are her words.

Just40:
Yet she emigrated from Kenya to Ghana because of Ghana's larger salary

obaaderemi:
I was surprised by the university battle between Ghana and Kenya. The Kenyans came up short.

Ofc, Genius!

rvp20182:
Of course it Skyscrapper is not everything - that is why I admit Joburg is ahead - and Nairobi will catch up in 2030-2035 - unless you wake up.

At some point I was a bit tempted to post Johannesburg not out of competition, but to show you how Johannesburg really is but nah

Let's post Google maps footage it's better its not selective

Ghana - Here is another Kenya with 5 Bata shops - in few years. There was no Bata Shop. These Bata Shops are all over Kenya.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=P32DX_pAtt4

rvp20182:
Of course, Why would I make statement without checking. Intra- Africa investment - South Africa, Kenya, Egypt and Nigeria (Only in banking/Dangote).

Name any sector - and I can give you 10 companies with regional subsidiaries - Kenya basically dominate the 5 East Africa countries, with smattering of investment elsewhere.

Telecom

rvp20182:
Kenya companies have long tradition of regional expansion - Comcraft is definitely the biggest.

Kenya Aluminium. This was the humble beginning of the present giant Comcraft Group of Companies which has a workforce of over
40,000, and has presence and manufacturing facilities in forty five (45) countries, sixteen (16)
of which are in Africa

Dr. Chandaria is the Chairman of Comcraft Group as well as Bank of India Advisory Committee
in Nairobi amongst others. He also sits on the Board of many successful industries like Mabati
Rolling Mills Ltd, Kaluworks Ltd, Kenindia Assurance Co. Ltd, University of Nairobi Enterprises
and Services (UNES) Ltd just to mention a few.

Met him twice. One of those cool ever humble guys simple people tend to underestimate.

rvp20182:
Nigeria doesn't dominate any country except Ghana. The rest of Francophone West Africa are dominated by France. Kenya has absolute dominance in East Africa - 5 countries - plus few interests all over Africa.

South Africa right now have given up on Sub-Sahara. They cannot hack it - they are running back home. Guess who will fill the void - the nimble Kenyan firms.

i repeat

Stop saying trash you know nothing about
Benin Republic and Niger are so dependent on Nigeria that they are like extensions

The president of benin Republic once called Benin Nigeria's 37th state
France's influence is dwindling fast
Francophone African countries are hating them by the day

rvp20182:
Ghana - Here is another Kenya with 5 Bata shops - in few years. There was no Bata Shop. These Bata Shops are all over Kenya.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=P32DX_pAtt4

Bata is cechslovakia company

There are many - Start with M-pesa Africa - my campus mate runs it

M-pesa Africa

Mobile financial services expert, who has directly managed mobile money in two of the largest markets in the world (Kenya & Tanzania). Current role is; CEO M-PESA Africa and Chief Financial Services Officer at Safaricom PLC. Responsible for managing and growing M-PESA in 7 markets in Africa with over 48M active customers and an annual revenue of over $ 1.3 billion (with the service revenue growing at double digits).

M-PESA is run by Safaricom and Vodacom in Kenya, Tanzania, Mozambique, the DRC, Lesotho, Ghana and Egypt. It provides customers with access to the widest agent network across the continent at more than 430,000 agent outlets and to cashless payments at more than 400,000 businesses.

AfriqueDuZuid:
Telecom

rvp20182:
Outside of South Africa - Kenya is now seeing serious rise of formal private hostels.

This one is being built next to UON Chiromo campus
https://estatecloud.co.ke/wp-content/uploads/2020/11/Qwetu.png

This is a rapidly expanding real estate subsector. Last figures I can find are 3 yrs ago giving a worth of 200 mn $. From Nyeri to Rongai to Nakuru to Kisumu.

rvp20182:
Soweto is not developed. It's just a black neighborhood - a relic of apartheid. You were kept so far from Joburg - where you need to get jobs. There are no industries or offices to employ anybody - just abandoned pits of gold mines.

Another Kenyan thinking everyone lives in Soweto and Johannesburg

After all I listed 10 metro to show you scale of city developments,

Yes Manu is a legend - behind the simplicity - he runs a global conglomerate. He donates generously.

There has never been a company outside kenya and dare say Africa which has achieved what Manu Chandaria has achieved.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MfyO7QfuTEQ

kikuyu1:
Met him twice. One of those cool ever humble guys simple people tend to underestimate.

rvp20182:
No because like the 5m Nigerians before here - she found out - you are woosies that are easy to dominate. You're lazy, not aggressive, not educated and religious layabouts. Those are her words.

You don't have to be aggressive before you can make it and Ghana has obviously taught her that and that's is why she left her fellow lazy Kenyans behind to come to Ghana for greener pastures.

If Ghanaians were lazy like you Kenyans, all Ghanaians will be leaving in slums like you Kenyans...
Fortunately, Ghanaians are not lazy but lay back like Canadians

rvp20182:
There are many - Start with M-pesa Africa - my campus mate runs it

M-pesa Africa

Mobile financial services expert, who has directly managed mobile money in two of the largest markets in the world (Kenya & Tanzania). Current role is; CEO M-PESA Africa and Chief Financial Services Officer at Safaricom PLC. Responsible for managing and growing M-PESA in 7 markets in Africa with over 48M active customers and an annual revenue of over $ 1.3 billion (with the service revenue growing at double digits).

M-PESA is run by Safaricom and Vodacom in Kenya, Tanzania, Mozambique, the DRC, Lesotho, Ghana and Egypt. It provides customers with access to the widest agent network across the continent at more than 430,000 agent outlets and to cashless payments at more than 400,000 businesses.

Telecom not fintech

rvp20182:
Ghana - Here is another Kenya with 5 Bata shops - in few years. There was no Bata Shop. These Bata Shops are all over Kenya.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=P32DX_pAtt4

no wonder the shoes in Bata shops look like wellington boots

Anyway, these days I don't find that show

They seem to make shoes for you mau mau

Those are her words. My words from interrecting with you guys here. I agree with her entirely that Ghanaian standard of education is truly wanting. The kind of English prose we see from Ghanian is the worst I have seen - even with Tanzanians. And it's not you alone - it's everyone.

Just40:
You don't have to be aggressive before you can make it and Ghana has obviously taught her that and that's is why she left her fellow lazy Kenyans behind to come to Ghana for greener pastures.

If Ghanaians were lazy like you Kenyans, all Ghanaians will be leaving in slums like you Kenyans...
Fortunately, Ghanaians are not lazy but lay back like Canadians

rvp20182:
There are many - Start with M-pesa Africa - my campus mate runs it

M-pesa Africa

Mobile financial services expert, who has directly managed mobile money in two of the largest markets in the world (Kenya & Tanzania). Current role is; CEO M-PESA Africa and Chief Financial Services Officer at Safaricom PLC. Responsible for managing and growing M-PESA in 7 markets in Africa with over 48M active customers and an annual revenue of over $ 1.3 billion (with the service revenue growing at double digits).

M-PESA is run by Safaricom and Vodacom in Kenya, Tanzania, Mozambique, the DRC, Lesotho, Ghana and Egypt. It provides customers with access to the widest agent network across the continent at more than 430,000 agent outlets and to cashless payments at more than 400,000 businesses.

will you please take out Ghana from your hallucinations

Mpesa failed in Ghana until MTN introduced a refined mobile payment service

Outside MTN - what has South Africa expanded into? Vodacom is Vodafone subsidiary. Safaricom is not. Safaricom has now expanded to Ethiopia.

AfriqueDuZuid:
Telecom not fintech

rvp20182:
Those are her words. My words from interrecting with you guys here. I agree with her entirely that Ghanaian standard of education is truly wanting. The kind of English prose we see from Ghanian is the worst I have seen - even with Tanzanians. And it's not you alone - it's everyone.

Now you are diverting

Once in Ghana, it is compulsory to learn any of the various Ghanaian languages because anyone of them will be the first language any person on the street or in the office will first approach you with.

Ghana was not successfully colonized like your country where you were taught that speaking your language is unprofessional...

5 million Nigerians all over Ghana - doing informal business - like driving Taxis - is clear indicator that something is wrong. Let us not talk about Shaolin gangs invading farms and forest - minning for gold - with excavators and poisonings your water.

Based on the evidence here - you guys are messed up. GOD BLESS Religious nutcases.

Just40:
Now you are diverting

Every Kenyan is a TRILINGUAL. There are few countries like that.
We speak our mother tongue - and learn it in pre-primary to lower primary
We learn English and Kiswahili until grade 12.
Both English and Kiswahili are official languages.
Any kenyan speak and understand both - except old village people for English.

Just40:
Now you are diverting

Once in Ghana, it is compulsory to learn any of the various Ghanaian languages because anyone of them will be the first language any person on the street or in the office will first approach you with.

Marina Station : Red and Blue line should be completed 2020
Subcontract for the curtain wall of Marina Station awarded recently. Marina Station will measure 203m in length, 23.5m in width and has a total construction floor area of 12989.66 sq.m.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MbXDh_MQ4hQ


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4hWjdFy2EmA&t=58s

Ikeja Station :


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VwxWQAuAQwE&t=220s

Yaba light rail and Bus Terminal

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wI6uVdvvxtM

rvp20182:
There is no a single Ghanian here who went to single track of school - all you never went back in the afternoon or in the morning - that is only humane excuse that would explain this level of obtuseness.

There is an old Ghanian in Skyscrapper city who knows his stuff - I guess he didnt go to school in Ghana - the rest of you Bonobos - your combined IQ would not light a bulb

Poppa
https://www.skyscrapercity.com/threads/african-business-and-economy-news.386057/page-1774

AIYAYAYA!? From same link.

In their latest paper the economists combine household surveys, tax data and national accounts to track incomes from 1993 to 2019. They start by noting that, before taxes, the share of income going to the top 10% of earners grew from 57% to 66%—levels higher than in any other comparable country. [/b]The average income of the top 1% increased by 50%, while that of the poorest half fell by more than 30% after inflation. Even after taxes and transfers are included, the share of income going to the top 1% is roughly the same as it was at the end of apartheid—nearly one-fifth.

One seemingly positive trend identified by the economists is the narrowing of the underlying racial income gap. [b]In the 1990s whites earned about seven times more than blacks. By the end of the 2010s they made about four times more.

But this narrowing is “mostly attributable to the emergence of a new Black elite”, notes the paper.

Black Saffas still have many mountains to climb!

rvp20182:
5 million Nigerians all over Ghana - doing informal business - like driving Taxis - is clear indicator that something is wrong. Let us not talk about Shaolin gangs invading farms and forest - minning for gold - with excavators and poisonings your water.

Based on the evidence here - you guys are messed up. GOD BLESS Religious nutcases.

Fortunately, driving taxi is not an informal business.


Messed up us managed to developed our country and lift people out of poverty and slums by creating a huge improvement in their lives ...

Unfortunately, Colonialism and slavery in your own country has made you guys so lazy such that y'all can't seem to improve in life

rvp20182:
Every Kenyan is a TRILINGUAL. There are few countries like that.
We speak our mother tongue - and learn it in pre-primary to lower primary
We learn English and Kiswahili until grade 12.
Both English and Kiswahili are official languages.
Any kenyan speak and understand both - except old village people for English.

Yet you guess we're successful convinse that speaking your language is unprofessional....

Now you see why your country is so messed up such that through one family, all your lands have been given to foreigners?

Shma2020:
This is actually what I was waiting for.

Ladies and gentlemen, aerial view of second most developed university in Ghana. We've to conclude that outside UOG, Ghana has no universities.


The whole of KNUST in one pic. Even the gate resembles those of kindergarten in Kenya.

@obaaderemi, man up and stop licking this hobbit's ar*s. Come here and see what they have to offer.

Looks better than anything I’ve been posting for the past few days

NTSA:
my bad ...that's is approximately 5 times.I will post the various faculties in a short while.

Brother. Stay taliban.

Come back with brutal force.