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gallivant:
Remove the shackles of apartheid before you talk to Kenyans shackman.

Look again Nigeria, Eswatini, Senegal also doing better than you

gallivant:
Remove the shackles of apartheid before you talk to Kenyans shackman.

remove the shackles of starvation before you talk to South Africans

AfriqueDuZuid:
Look Ghana is industrializing better than kenya

Ohhh look again dead SA is topping the list

Don't be stupid like a bonobo..

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gallivant:
Free yourself from apartheid thinking. Kenya is the greatest.

https://pbs.twimg.com/media/E8aDH2OWQAA14e6.jpg

Medals concentrated in marathons its not diverse you may find 90of those are marathons just like ethiopia

AfriqueDuZuid:
Medals concentrated in marathons its not diverse you may find 90of those are marathons just like ethiopia

Keep crying Boer slave..

gallivant:
Don't be stupid like a bonobo..

https://pbs.twimg.com/media/FijTYANX0AIG2FM.jpg

Nigeria, Senegal and Eswatini are doing better than kenya

gallivant:
Keep crying Boer slave..

I'm not

I'm stating the obvious

gallivant:
Free yourself from apartheid thinking. Kenya is the greatest.

https://pbs.twimg.com/media/E8aDH2OWQAA14e6.jpg

How many games did SA miss?

- Nope. Coal is very very cheap and very very dirty. It's not even close. Solar & Wind you're looking at 5-10 usd cent per kwh - while coal is less than a cent. Prepare to pay for expensive power.

- Primary and Secondary attainment kenya is clocking 100% - first in Africa
" Following the recent introduction of a 100% transition policy, making 12 years of education available to all, primary to secondary transition rates increased from 83% in 2018 to 95% in the first quarter of 2020, according to the Kenya Institute for Public Policy Research and Analysis (KIPPRA).
"
- I am interested in post-secondary - I checked total enrollment for TIVET is 800K - that is very bad. Kenya is about 400-500K now - and we are targetting at least 4 million kids in TIVET by 2030.

- Remember you have only 10 million people formally employed - about 40M are out there in informal sector - at least 1/3 of of them jobless and idle - about 10M who are under 15yrs

- In conclusion you're stuck in middle class trap and you dont even know.

- You think ANC is the problem while the problem is elsewhere. 50 Tivet colleges with 800K total enrollment!!

jl115:
- Maintenance for wind farms and solar farms is much cheaper than coal stations, it the start up cost that is expensive

- Must I post attainment rates? and destroy you like always?

- There are over 300 private tertiary institutions in SA and 26 public universities....do you research before spewing nonsense.....just in the 26 public universities there were over 1 million student enrolments for 2022

- Im not comparing to Africa....we far exceed Africa, it's just you trying to compare Kenya with SA

- What's the population of Mauritius ?

Kenya TVET sector target of 5M in 5yrs

https://www.knqa.go.ke/index.php/national-tvet-trainee-recruitment-campaign-kenya-has-300000-students-in-the-tvet-sector-with-a-target-of-5m-students-in-the-next-5-years/

Jul 22, 2022 — National TVET Trainee Recruitment Campaign; Kenya has 300,000 students in the TVET sector with a target of 5m students in the next 5 years.

We are building more than 300 TIVETS colleges - which can admit at least 1500 per annum per college - that should mean annual enrollment of upto a million kids.

Only 150k-200K are enough to go universities - because the formal economy can only generate so much jobs.


Kenya has effected a further cut in funding to public universities for the financial year beginning July 2022 as enrolment numbers continue to dip.

The National Treasury, in a budget statement for the coming fiscal period, said it had allocated US$793 million from the US$1.003 billion allocated for the current financial year, a 20% cut.

The universities had requested US$1.8 billion from the government in their budget plans. The funding gap for public universities has more than doubled in the past two years, signalling even tougher days ahead for the cash-strapped institutions.

In what could be indicative of a trend where more and more learners are showing a preference for technical colleges rather than universities, the data by the Kenya Bureau of Statistics showed that enrolment to the institutions increased by 22% during the period.

The number of students joining technical and vocational education and training (TVET) colleges hit 265,095 from 217,440, the biggest jump ever in the past five years.

-> So already we are about to it 300K per year - that will soon take enrollment to a million - then we continue until everyone out of school get some technical education - to help improve their hustling informal SMEs.

jl115:
How many games did SA miss?

Check with Adolf Hitler, I didn't keep tabs on oppression Olympics.

AfriqueDuZuid:
I'm not

I'm stating the obvious

Have you lost your sight like you all dropped your balls?

https://pbs.twimg.com/media/FijTYANX0AIG2FM.jpg

Kenya missed two olympics to protest inclusion of apartheid South Africa - 1976 and 1980 Summer Games - so we should be ahead.

1976
Host City: Montreal, Canada

Boycotting Countries: More than 20 mostly African countries and Taiwan

The Details: When New Zealand’s national rugby team defied an international sports embargo against South Africa and toured the apartheid nation earlier in the year, 28 African nations—comprising most of the continent—declared a boycott of the Olympics, which was allowing New Zealand to participate. Led by Tanzania, the boycott involved more than 400 athletes. In a separate action, Taiwan withdrew from the Games when Canada refused to let its team compete as the Republic of China.

Of Note: The boycott led to hotel and ticket refunds totaling $1 million Canadian dollars. It especially affected several track and field events, where nations such as Kenya and Tanzania were frequent medal winners.

jl115:
How many games did SA miss?

rvp2018:
- Nope. Coal is very very cheap and very very dirty. It's not even close. Solar & Wind you're looking at 5-10 usd cent per kwh - while coal is less than a cent. Prepare to pay for expensive power.

- Primary and Secondary attainment kenya is clocking 100% - first in Africa
" Following the recent introduction of a 100% transition policy, making 12 years of education available to all, primary to secondary transition rates increased from 83% in 2018 to 95% in the first quarter of 2020, according to the Kenya Institute for Public Policy Research and Analysis (KIPPRA).
"
- I am interested in post-secondary - I checked total enrollment for TIVET is 800K - that is very bad. Kenya is about 400-500K now - and we are targetting at least 4 million kids in TIVET by 2030.

- Remember you have only 10 million people formally employed - about 40M are out there in informal sector - at least 1/3 of of them jobless and idle - about 10M who are under 15yrs

- In conclusion you're stuck in middle class trap and you dont even know.

- You think ANC is the problem while the problem is elsewhere. 50 Tivet colleges with 800K total enrollment!!

- So coal is cheap...and we have a lot of it.......win win all round for us

- Not first.....South Africa hit 103% secondary enrolment in 2019: https://data.worldbank.org/indicator/SE.SEC.ENRR?locations=ZA

- The number of students that enrolled just at 26 public universities in 2022 is over 1 million.......how many you think enrolled at the other 300 private tertiary intuitions ?

- nobody said unemployment wasn't a problem.

- common sense was never your strong suite....over one million students just at our 26 public universities....

rvp2018:
Kenya missed two olympics to protest inclusion of apartheid South Africa - 1976 and 1980 Summer Games - so we should be ahead.

1976
Host City: Montreal, Canada

Boycotting Countries: More than 20 mostly African countries and Taiwan

The Details: When New Zealand’s national rugby team defied an international sports embargo against South Africa and toured the apartheid nation earlier in the year, 28 African nations—comprising most of the continent—declared a boycott of the Olympics, which was allowing New Zealand to participate. Led by Tanzania, the boycott involved more than 400 athletes. In a separate action, Taiwan withdrew from the Games when Canada refused to let its team compete as the Republic of China.

Of Note: The boycott led to hotel and ticket refunds totaling $1 million Canadian dollars. It especially affected several track and field events, where nations such as Kenya and Tanzania were frequent medal winners.

I didn't ask for a history lesson....I simply asked how many games did SA miss.........or let me rephrase how many games has SA competed in vs Kenya

gallivant:
Check with Adolf Hitler, I didn't keep tabs on oppression Olympics.

Lazy

None. Apartheid South Africa missed a lot because it denied black players the right to play sports. South Africa before apartheid and after apartheid participate in olympics as any civilized nation.

And South africa been participating since 1949 - while Kenya started in 1963 - boycotted twice due to RSA issues - so generally look for another excuse.


South Africa apartheid started becoming a global issue from 1960s

jl115:
I didn't ask for a history lesson....I simply asked how many games did SA miss.........or let me rephrase how many games has SA competed in vs Kenya

- You need to plan for new future without coal.
- Great - kenya and South Africa doing excellent in that basic education front. Dont shout about it - secondary and primary - are BASIC education.
- Now when it come to university and TIVET - please quote statistics.
- I gave you a link with total university and TIVET - split into private, public, whatever.
- Use it to argue intelligently - for once.

- You can enrol a million kids to universities but where are the JOBS? - With only 10Million formal jobs - I can only imagine the replacement rate of maybe 300k?

- The focus therefore should be on TIVET - so these people can get skills to create their own jobs - as carpenters,plumbers, mechanics - while also laying foundation for real industrialization - not just idle around drinking cheap beer and complaining about africa immigrants taking their jobs.

jl115:
- So coal is cheap...and we have a lot of it.......win win all round for us

- Not first.....South Africa hit 103% secondary enrolment in 2019: https://data.worldbank.org/indicator/SE.SEC.ENRR?locations=ZA

- The number of students that enrolled just at 26 public universities in 2022 is over 1 million.......how many you think enrolled at the other 300 private tertiary intuitions ?

- nobody said unemployment wasn't a problem.

- common sense was never your strong suite....over one million students just at our 26 public universities....

rvp2018:
None. Apartheid South Africa missed a lot because it denied black players the right to play sports. South Africa before apartheid and after apartheid participate in olympics as any civilized nation.

And South africa been participating since 1949 - while Kenya started in 1963 - boycotted twice due to RSA issues - so generally look for another excuse.


South Africa apartheid started becoming a global issue from 1960s

Read

jl115:
I didn't ask for a history lesson....I simply asked how many games did SA miss.........or let me rephrase how many games has SA competed in vs Kenya

Lame excuses - for a country that started olympics in 1904! - you only missed from 1960 to 1990 - those are about 8 olympics - 2 of which kenya also boycotted.

Conclusion - you have more than twice kenya participation in olympics.

South Africa first participated at the Olympic Games in 1904, and sent athletes to compete in every Summer Olympic Games until 1960. After the passage of United Nations General Assembly Resolution 1761 in 1962 in response to South Africa's policy of apartheid, the nation was barred from the Games.

jl115:
Read

rvp2018:
- You need to plan for new future without coal.
- Great - kenya and South Africa doing excellent in that basic education front. Dont shout about it - secondary and primary - are BASIC education.
- Now when it come to university and TIVET - please quote statistics.
- I gave you a link with total university and TIVET - split into private, public, whatever.
- Use it to argue intelligently - for once.

- You can enrol a million kids to universities but where are the JOBS? - With only 10Million formal jobs - I can only imagine the replacement rate of maybe 300k?

- The focus therefore should be on TIVET - so these people can get skills to create their own jobs - as carpenters,plumbers, mechanics - while also laying foundation for real industrialization - not just idle around drinking cheap beer and complaining about africa immigrants taking their jobs.

- Yes we have....hence billions of dollars investment for RE

- You never posted any links but here: https://www.careersportal.co.za/news/over-a-million-students-enrolled-in-university-for-2022

- Number of students enrolled in private colleges and universities was another 208000 in 2019, probably around the 250000 mark in 2022

- We subsidise unemployment remember!!

rvp2018:
Lame excuses - for a country that started olympics in 1904! - you only missed from 1960 to 1990 - those are about 8 olympics - 2 of which kenya also boycotted.

Conclusion - you have more than twice kenya participation in olympics.

South Africa first participated at the Olympic Games in 1904, and sent athletes to compete in every Summer Olympic Games until 1960. After the passage of United Nations General Assembly Resolution 1761 in 1962 in response to South Africa's policy of apartheid, the nation was barred from the Games.

it actual 15 to 20.......not double, but I will concede Kenya averages more medals per games than SA

Excellent

jl115:
it actual 15 to 20.......not double, but I will concede Kenya averages more medals per games than SA

There are very good stats on South Africa higher education.
Department of Higher Education and Training
https://www.dhet.gov.za
The Department of Higher Education & Training provides integrated post-school education and training so citizens can improve the quality of their lives.

Spend time on it and we will resume this

Kenya has similar one
https://www.cue.or.ke

jl115:
- Yes we have....hence billions of dollars investment for RE

- You never posted any links but here: https://www.careersportal.co.za/news/over-a-million-students-enrolled-in-university-for-2022

- Number of students enrolled in private colleges and universities was another 208000 in 2019, probably around the 250000 mark in 2022

- We subsidise unemployment remember!!

jl115:
it actual 15 to 20.......not double, but I will concede Kenya averages more medals per games than SA

Awesome. Do you think bullshit countries like Nigeria and Ghana stand any chance? A simple Yes or No would suffice.

rvp2018:
There are very good stats on South Africa higher education.
Department of Higher Education and Training
https://www.dhet.gov.za
The Department of Higher Education & Training provides integrated post-school education and training so citizens can improve the quality of their lives.

Spend time on it and we will resume this

Kenya has similar one
https://www.cue.or.ke

Where do you think I got the figures from wrt private enrolled students? Maybe you should go read it and come back since the latest report also confirm well of 1 million students enrolled at public institutions

gallivant:
Have you lost your sight like you all dropped your balls?

https://pbs.twimg.com/media/FijTYANX0AIG2FM.jpg

The higher the score the better

AfriqueDuZuid:
The higher the score the better

Kenya can't be No 1 in everything but thanks for setting the standards that high for us.

Ghana officially ask local bondholders to take an haircut

Ghana is asking local bondholders to accept losses on interest payments as it restructures its debt to qualify for a loan from the IMF

Ghana - look like Ghana debt sustainability is complete - and unlike the mad cow theory that they had liquidity problem - they actually have structural debt problem.

Now we wait for the market reaction . This is essentially a Sovereign Default.

This could essentially lock Ghana out of both domestic and foreign debt market.


UPDATE: Ghana's domestic debt restructuring
1. Bonds existing as of Dec 1st have been swapped for 4 new bonds maturing in 2027, 2029, 2032 & 2037.
2. Coupons set at 0.0% in 2023, 5.0% in 2024 & 10.0% from 2025 to maturity
3. T-bills have been spared restructuring

rvp2018:
Lame excuses - for a country that started olympics in 1904! - you only missed from 1960 to 1990 - those are about 8 olympics - 2 of which kenya also boycotted.

Conclusion - you have more than twice kenya participation in olympics.

South Africa first participated at the Olympic Games in 1904, and sent athletes to compete in every Summer Olympic Games until 1960. After the passage of United Nations General Assembly Resolution 1761 in 1962 in response to South Africa's policy of apartheid, the nation was barred from the Games.

SA has more teams participants

gallivant:
Kenya can't be No 1 in everything but thanks for setting the standards that high for us.

In terms of number one, Kenya is not known for being number one