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ProblemChild1:
And you think your joburg is more developed than the present Cairo. You must be joking

it leaves Cairo in its dust my bru... No contest

Joburb been dead for two decades - while Cairo is growing very fast. You need to keep updating yourselves. While you're stuck in the same place for last almost three decade - many cities have grown past that - majority in Asia.

While you're sleeping and regressing into crime, rape and drug - Cairo is building

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Q4s17akL4HY

Nairobi is currently next to overtake Joburg.

jl115:
it leaves Cairo in its dust my bru... No contest

Zambia finally found themselves a leader - they might have left broke Ghana in the misery corner forever


Hakainde Hichilema
@HHichilema
Political and economic stability coupled with rule of law, attracts investment and creates jobs.

jl115:
it leaves Cairo in its dust my bru... No contest

Stop your silly joke boer. Present Cairo makes your almighty joburg looks like a joke.

Shma2022:
When you come short of content or evidence to substantiate your proposition, don't go full berserk on silivating @sses. Alpha men don't spew such nonsense --- you can also reduce emojis and argue like a man, not sissy.

Lol are you an alpha male?. how ironic

Alpha male does not allow another man talk down on the and they keep quiet. They uphold their values and dignity of their masculinity. You my friend is just a sissy that glitch at the presence of rvp.

What are your perspectives on the issues between Ghanaian and Burkinabe Governments @Just30, vaax, vankelvn??

GeneralDae:
What are your perspectives on the issues between Ghanaian and Burkinabe Governments @Just30, vaax, vankelvn??

Terrible okro mouth

That man has always failed at foreign relation.

What ever Burkina Faso is doing currently, it is doing it for their own good.. saving their country from French exploitation.

Just30:
Terrible okro mouth

That man has always failed at foreign relation.

What ever Burkina Faso is doing currently, it is doing it for their own good.. saving their country from French exploitation.

I thought as much. I mean why expose your region to the Western World like that without trying to solve the problem within West Africa first?

GeneralDae:
I thought as much. I mean why expose your region to the Western World like that without trying to solve the problem within West Africa first?

As a founding member of the none align movement, such outburst should even have come from his mouth especially the Ghanaian political society have successfully supervise a smooth political military process with the help of Rawlings.

To him, because Burkina hasnt follow suit immediately to a party political process yet, a lot more pressure must be applied before we end up having another dictator on our hands.

samorobo:
Lol are you an alpha male?. how ironic

Alpha male does not allow another man talk down on the and they keep quiet. They uphold their values and dignity of their masculinity. You my friend is just a sissy that glitch at the presence of rvp.

I didn' t say I'm alpha male. Alpha males don't advertise themselves. Their actions speak for them.

Alpha male is a man who is highly intelligent, confident , unemotional , and whatnot.
Intelligence can be seen from how you write, how you argue out your points, how overdefensive you are, the number of emojis you throw around, verbiage, tantrums, rate of spellings errors and etcetera.

Also, it's the work of sissies to fight everything. Alpha males conduct themselves with high regard.

rvp2018:
Joburb been dead for two decades - while Cairo is growing very fast. You need to keep updating yourselves. While you're stuck in the same place for last almost three decade - many cities have grown past that - majority in Asia.

While you're sleeping and regressing into crime, rape and drug - Cairo is building

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Q4s17akL4HY

Nairobi is currently next to overtake Joburg.

88 condominium on the list.

68816419:
So, Every area in Nairobi that contains a highrise building has the designation C.B.D, correct?

Who said that?

Eastleigh, umoja, Rongai... All have more higrises than upper hill CBD. So what is your point?

popizaino:
Tbh,your pair in Africa is Johannesburg, Cairo,Lagos. Nairobi verse Accra is a non-starter,don't allow him force this conversation with you. He aims to drag Nairobi into the 3rd tier city as Accra so onlookers will assume this is even worth debating. Don't fall for his trick. End his pettiness once and for all.

You're spot. 3rd tier cities should identify themselves and stick to their lanes.

Dancing with a mad man in mad is an own goal. I will ignore the fool.

Nairobi.

rvp2018:
Joburb been dead for two decades - while Cairo is growing very fast. You need to keep updating yourselves. While you're stuck in the same place for last almost three decade - many cities have grown past that - majority in Asia.

While you're sleeping and regressing into crime, rape and drug - Cairo is building

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Q4s17akL4HY

Nairobi is currently next to overtake Joburg.

cool story bru..... To bad Joburg still ranks way ahead of Cairo in all indexes

ProblemChild1:
Stop your silly joke boer. Present Cairo makes your almighty joburg looks like a joke.

In what exactly is it ahead.....please inlighten me

FYI provide sources to back your claims.

Shma2022:
I didn' t say I'm alpha male. Alpha males don't advertise themselves. Their actions speak for them.

Alpha male is a man who is highly intelligent, confident , unemotional , and whatnot.
Intelligence can be seen from how you write, how you argue out your points, how overdefensive you are, the number of emojis you throw around, verbiage, tantrums, rate of spellings errors and etcetera.

Also, it's the work of sissies to fight everything. Alpha males conduct themselves with high regard.

Great that’s all I needed to hear @bolded. Never mind I didn’t read the rest.

jl115:
In what exactly is it ahead.....please inlighten me

FYI provide sources to back your claims.

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Egypt’s new capital promises environmental gains in high tech city
Written by Energy & Utilities
19 Sep 2022
Egypt’s new capital promises environmental gains in high tech city
The New Administration Capital will receive 50k workers by year’s end, will see eventual population of 6.5 million, the head of development announced recent progress at Cityscape Egypt conference

Khaled Abbas, who is Chairperson of Administrative Capital for Urban Development (ACUD), said that the second and third phases of Egypt’s New Administrative Capital (NAC) will be launched by the beginning of 2023, according to a report in Daily News Egypt. He said that more than 50,000 employees will be transferred to the NAC’s government district by the end of this year.

Mr. Abbas, who was speaking at the Cityscape Egypt conference this past Saturday, said that development of the NAC’s first phase is currently ahead of schedule, indicating that some projects have been completed, including the third residential district and the Government District.

ACUD, reported to be the largest real estate developer in Egypt, is owner and developer of the NAC.

A counterpart city to sprawling Cairo, the NAC is now under construction 45 km east of Egypt’s capital. It will hold some 6.5 million residents in what is planned to be a very smart and sustainable environment. Begun in 2017, it will be the largest of numerous new cities that Egypt is building to create a new urban paradigm for 30 million people. It will house the nation’s parliament, a presidential complex, government ministries, hotels, schools, and a central business district. It will have an airport and new public transit linkages.



An urban paradigm for the region?
Energy & Utilities reviewed the status of the NAC, to see a new city that might become a paradigm for the region. Such a model will contain all the components that must come together to achieve large gains in clean energy and water production and conservation.

Here is a quick review of what we learned.

Clean Energy

The rooftops of the NAC's residential district will have solar panels1. It will be the largest rooftop solar panel project in the world which is projected to produce 130 MW of energy. The overall aim of this is to adhere to the ACUD’s goal of producing 30 to 35% of the NAC’s power supply from renewable energy sources.

The first phase of this solar panel project commenced in 2019. This has already proven to be successful in providing 10 MW of electricity to buildings in the NAC’s Government District.

Integration of utilities

Integrated utilities2 including a smart irrigation system, smart waste management, and smart meters, will exist in the city. Advanced technology will assist the management of these utilities and aid their efficiency. For example, an integrated approach to waste management and advanced recycling facilities will be implemented. This includes the recycling of organic waste3 as a way to grow local food.

Water treatment and sewage systems

A new water treatment plant4 located within the New Administrative Capital will treat and provide 1.5 million m3 of potable water per day. This will add to the existing water treatment plants in New Cairo City and the 10th of Ramadan City. These will transmit part of their outputted water to an 80,000 m3 and 100,000 m3 ground storage tank inside the NAC. An irrigation network that provides the required amount of irrigation water to different areas will also be implemented

By using a main gravity pipeline, sewage and stormwater will be collected for eventual discharge into the New Capital Sewage Treatment Plant. The network was carefully created with the management of stormwater in mind.

‘Smart city’ technologies

Egypt’s New Administrative Capital is being fitted with advanced surveillance systems5 to create a safe environment with the rapid exchange of information at the highest possible standards. Some of the core abilities of this system include detecting theft, tracking suspicious individuals or objects, monitoring traffic and crowds, and activating automatic alerts in emergencies. This wide range of electronic services offers the city’s population an improved quality of life while also advancing their welfare and keeping them up to date with the world around them. For example, many core communication services can be automated, such as updating people on traffic and congestion, and being able to quickly attend to emergencies.

The new capital is also utilizing shared mobile towers and connected fiber infrastructure5. This will provide readily accessible and high-speed communication services for residents in the NAC. So, the city will be strongly interconnected, but also highly integrated within the global economy.

An innovative system of paying utility bills6 is also being introduced. This will involve residents paying their utility bills using a rechargeable smart card. So, hyper-efficient bill collection procedures will be implemented.

Knowledge City

Expected to cost more than EGP 15 billion (about $ 953 million), the Knowledge City in the New Administrative Capital will contribute to Egypt’s Vision 2030. Through its innovation center, it will help to develop an integrated digital infrastructure and network of smart facilities. These will further stimulate industrial innovation and aid a strong partnership between stakeholders that strive to adhere to sustainable development goals.

Summary

Egypt’s New Administrative Capital is a forward-thinking and innovative city. This is particularly the case regarding how the city will utilize energy and utilities within its everyday functioning. The extensive rooftop solar panel system and the advanced delivery of utilities put this into perspective nicely. But equally, the integration of automated smart city technologies will be a core facilitating component. So, with an expected population of over 6 million people, the NAC will be well equipped to provide a modern city. Your joburg is a joke compared to new Cairo

Just30:
You're pained go rant somewhere else

Or go and convince the rest of the world that Nairobi infrastructure is good enough to get it up on QOL ranking of your own making and push Kenya up the HDIs. Which of the facts will you deny this time round ?

Who in his right sense will compare a place with 40,000 people in Kenya to a place of almost 400,000 people in Accra which is far more developed?

Nairobi will at best be a 4th grade city ... Your tears keep getting better.

Ok.......cool story.

jl115:
Lagos and Cario yes....Johannesburg, fvck no!! Not even close, can't be compared.... We talking about a city with more infrastructure than the entire Kenya

Johannesburg,Cairo,Lagos,Nairobi,Cape Town all belong to the 1st tier most developed cities in Africa. Although, Johannesburg might surpass Nairobi/Lagos in terms of wider range of social amenities/infrastructure but that doesn't mean those other cities doesnt boast of such. It is not just up to Johannesburg standard. Accra is not in the league of this cities hence my point.

popizaino:
Ok.......cool story.

your tears

popizaino:
Johannesburg,Cairo,Lagos,Nairobi,Cape Town all belong to the 1st tier most developed cities in Africa. Although, Johannesburg might surpass Nairobi/Lagos in terms of wider range of social amenities/infrastructure but that doesn't mean those other cities doesnt boast of such. It is not just up to Johannesburg standard. Accra is not in the league of this cities hence my point.

Yet jo'bury and Cape Town remains the two cities above Accra in all the necessary infrastructure..... You can go and disprove Mercer

Just30:
I started posting communities in Nairobi because you guys are too scared to post all of Nairobi communities like I've down with Accra, hence repeated the same small places for 7 years.

We don't have a place called Accra CBC.


Simple question, why do all of Nairobi populous communities look that runned down?

Keep crying. We won't stop posting Nairobi. You will have to get accustomed to the pain.

Just30:
Yet jo'bury and Cape Town remains the two cities above Accra in all the necessary infrastructure

Accra is third tier city in Africa, unfortunately.

QOL here we come . The world is not going to wait until you fix ANC. Countries are moving very fast.

jl115:
cool story bru..... To bad Joburg still ranks way ahead of Cairo in all indexes

For christ sake get sewage system first and stop smelling.

Just30:
Yet jo'bury and Cape Town remains the two cities above Accra in all the necessary infrastructure..... You can go and disprove Mercer

ProblemChild1:
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Egypt’s new capital promises environmental gains in high tech city
Written by Energy & Utilities
19 Sep 2022
Egypt’s new capital promises environmental gains in high tech city
The New Administration Capital will receive 50k workers by year’s end, will see eventual population of 6.5 million, the head of development announced recent progress at Cityscape Egypt conference

Khaled Abbas, who is Chairperson of Administrative Capital for Urban Development (ACUD), said that the second and third phases of Egypt’s New Administrative Capital (NAC) will be launched by the beginning of 2023, according to a report in Daily News Egypt. He said that more than 50,000 employees will be transferred to the NAC’s government district by the end of this year.

Mr. Abbas, who was speaking at the Cityscape Egypt conference this past Saturday, said that development of the NAC’s first phase is currently ahead of schedule, indicating that some projects have been completed, including the third residential district and the Government District.

ACUD, reported to be the largest real estate developer in Egypt, is owner and developer of the NAC.

A counterpart city to sprawling Cairo, the NAC is now under construction 45 km east of Egypt’s capital. It will hold some 6.5 million residents in what is planned to be a very smart and sustainable environment. Begun in 2017, it will be the largest of numerous new cities that Egypt is building to create a new urban paradigm for 30 million people. It will house the nation’s parliament, a presidential complex, government ministries, hotels, schools, and a central business district. It will have an airport and new public transit linkages.



An urban paradigm for the region?
Energy & Utilities reviewed the status of the NAC, to see a new city that might become a paradigm for the region. Such a model will contain all the components that must come together to achieve large gains in clean energy and water production and conservation.

Here is a quick review of what we learned.

Clean Energy

The rooftops of the NAC's residential district will have solar panels1. It will be the largest rooftop solar panel project in the world which is projected to produce 130 MW of energy. The overall aim of this is to adhere to the ACUD’s goal of producing 30 to 35% of the NAC’s power supply from renewable energy sources.

The first phase of this solar panel project commenced in 2019. This has already proven to be successful in providing 10 MW of electricity to buildings in the NAC’s Government District.

Integration of utilities

Integrated utilities2 including a smart irrigation system, smart waste management, and smart meters, will exist in the city. Advanced technology will assist the management of these utilities and aid their efficiency. For example, an integrated approach to waste management and advanced recycling facilities will be implemented. This includes the recycling of organic waste3 as a way to grow local food.

Water treatment and sewage systems

A new water treatment plant4 located within the New Administrative Capital will treat and provide 1.5 million m3 of potable water per day. This will add to the existing water treatment plants in New Cairo City and the 10th of Ramadan City. These will transmit part of their outputted water to an 80,000 m3 and 100,000 m3 ground storage tank inside the NAC. An irrigation network that provides the required amount of irrigation water to different areas will also be implemented

By using a main gravity pipeline, sewage and stormwater will be collected for eventual discharge into the New Capital Sewage Treatment Plant. The network was carefully created with the management of stormwater in mind.

‘Smart city’ technologies

Egypt’s New Administrative Capital is being fitted with advanced surveillance systems5 to create a safe environment with the rapid exchange of information at the highest possible standards. Some of the core abilities of this system include detecting theft, tracking suspicious individuals or objects, monitoring traffic and crowds, and activating automatic alerts in emergencies. This wide range of electronic services offers the city’s population an improved quality of life while also advancing their welfare and keeping them up to date with the world around them. For example, many core communication services can be automated, such as updating people on traffic and congestion, and being able to quickly attend to emergencies.

The new capital is also utilizing shared mobile towers and connected fiber infrastructure5. This will provide readily accessible and high-speed communication services for residents in the NAC. So, the city will be strongly interconnected, but also highly integrated within the global economy.

An innovative system of paying utility bills6 is also being introduced. This will involve residents paying their utility bills using a rechargeable smart card. So, hyper-efficient bill collection procedures will be implemented.

Knowledge City

Expected to cost more than EGP 15 billion (about $ 953 million), the Knowledge City in the New Administrative Capital will contribute to Egypt’s Vision 2030. Through its innovation center, it will help to develop an integrated digital infrastructure and network of smart facilities. These will further stimulate industrial innovation and aid a strong partnership between stakeholders that strive to adhere to sustainable development goals.

Summary

Egypt’s New Administrative Capital is a forward-thinking and innovative city. This is particularly the case regarding how the city will utilize energy and utilities within its everyday functioning. The extensive rooftop solar panel system and the advanced delivery of utilities put this into perspective nicely. But equally, the integration of automated smart city technologies will be a core facilitating component. So, with an expected population of over 6 million people, the NAC will be well equipped to provide a modern city. Your joburg is a joke compared to new Cairo

such a long post that proves absolutely nothing..... Now try read my post again.... What indexes is Cario ahead of vs Joburg....

123...go

rvp2018:
For christ sake get sewage system first and stop smelling.

You need it more the stench in Nairobi is bad.
When you're done, improve your drainages too.

No wonder mercer thinks your infrastructure is not up to scratch. Go argue with them and convince them

jl115:
such a long post that proves absolutely nothing..... Now try read my post again.... What indexes is Cario ahead of vs Joburg....

123...go

So far none but should they complete the projects they've embarked on, they might be competing with jo'burg

But that is a long if from now because they'll also have to improve a lot of things in old Cairo

gallivant:
Accra is third tier city in Africa, unfortunately.

if Accra is third tier then so is Nairobi

rvp2018:
QOL here we come . The world is not going to wait until you fix ANC. Countries are moving very fast.

hit me up when any city on mainland Africa has surpassed CT or Joburg.... Till then know your role and shut your mouth

Cairo left any South Africa city long time ago by investing 45B dollars.

They actually have spent 60B dollars...while you've be thumbing and sucking your fingers waiting for day boers return to south africa political leadership

https://www.nytimes.com/2022/10/08/world/middleeast/egypt-new-administrative-capital.html

jl115:
hit me up when any city on mainland Africa has surpassed CT or Joburg.... Till then know your role and shut your mouth