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Shma2022:
No, I don't.

I just posted them for fun.

But I believe the information contained in the description is way above a deranged fathomable ability. Or reading and grasping the content goes beyond the capacity of a glaucoma-affected eye.

Nevertheless, since you know better, go ahead and decompound it for us, Mr know it all.

Makes sense

jl115:
Makes sense

'No, I don't '

Help me.

Shma2022:
Go and check AIDI report. This is a summary from Statista.

https://www.statista.com/statistics/1198287/africa-infrastructure-development-index-by-country/#:~:text=In%202021%2C%20Seychelles%20was%20the,88.74%20and%2083.62%20points%2C%20respectively.

Where is South Africa?

Excuses after excuses! Do you believe Cairo's nominal GDP is way above Joburg's? I know you didn't say, but that's one among many indexes where Cairo smashes Joburg.

But from your source, do you believe Kenya only comes second to South Africa in the Quality infrustraructire index?
THANKS FOR BRINGING THAT SOURCE!

It's better than QOL --- in the aspect of the most dynamic cities.

statista? Really bru

I brought you rankings from the World Bank and the global quality of infrastructure index and you bring me statista??

Again with the GDP..... Did I say Joburg has a larger gdp?? No I didn't.... But it does have a higher gdp per capita..... Your argument is fvcking ret@rded, its like saying Nigeria smashes SA(or Kenya) because it has a bigger economy.....

And yes Kenya has good infrastructure that was never a debate, ignoring small and island nations like Mauritius, Botswana and Seychelles.... I would say Kenya is in the top 5 in Africa wrt infrastructure quality

jl115:
statista? Really bru

I brought you rankings from the World Bank and the global quality of infrastructure index and you bring me statista??

Again with the GDP..... Did I say Joburg has a larger gdp?? No I didn't.... But it does have a higher gdp per capita..... Your argument is fvcking ret@rded, its like saying Nigeria smashes SA(or Kenya) because it has a bigger economy.....

Bozo, I referred you to AIDI report! You dumb or something?

Just go and check AIDI report if you want reputable source --- its a PDF, I can't post the link. But Statista has done the lords work by summarizing.

Buffoon.

Shma2022:
Go and check AIDI report. This is a summary from Statista.

https://www.statista.com/statistics/1198287/africa-infrastructure-development-index-by-country/#:~:text=In%202021%2C%20Seychelles%20was%20the,88.74%20and%2083.62%20points%2C%20respectively.

Where is South Africa?

Excuses after excuses! Do you believe Cairo's nominal GDP is way above Joburg's? I know you didn't say, but that's one among many indexes where Cairo smashes Joburg.

But from your source, do you believe Kenya only comes second to South Africa in the Quality infrustraructire index?
THANKS FOR BRINGING THAT SOURCE!

It's better than QOL --- in the aspect of the most dynamic cities.

jl115:
statista? Really bru

I brought you rankings from the World Bank and the global quality of infrastructure index and you bring me statista??

Again with the GDP..... Did I say Joburg has a larger gdp?? No I didn't.... But it does have a higher gdp per capita..... Your argument is fvcking ret@rded, its like saying Nigeria smashes SA(or Kenya) because it has a bigger economy.....

Again, I also clarified that.

Shma2022:
Go and check AIDI report. This is a summary from Statista.

https://www.statista.com/statistics/1198287/africa-infrastructure-development-index-by-country/#:~:text=In%202021%2C%20Seychelles%20was%20the,88.74%20and%2083.62%20points%2C%20respectively.

Where is South Africa?

Excuses after excuses! Do you believe Cairo's nominal GDP is way above Joburg's? I know you didn't say, but that's one among many indexes where Cairo smashes Joburg.

But from your source, do you believe Kenya only comes second to South Africa in the Quality infrustraructire index?
THANKS FOR BRINGING THAT SOURCE!

It's better than QOL --- in the aspect of the most dynamic cities.

jl115:
And yes Kenya has good infrastructure that was never a debate, ignoring small and island nations like Mauritius, Botswana and Seychelles.... I would say Kenya is in the top 5 in Africa wrt infrastructure quality

THANKS.

Shma2022:
Bozo, I referred you to AIDI report! You dumb or something?

Just go and check AIDI report if you want reputable source --- its a PDF, I can't post the link. But Statista has done the lords work by summarizing.

Buffoon.

I'll stick to the world bank and gqii above the Afdb thank you very much

Shma2022:
Again, I also clarified that.

why must i answer a question which I've already answered and which is also irrelevant??.... You good bru!

You should have sold Ghana Airway long before it went under.
KQ will remain Kenyan - and will use JKIA as it main hub - with Delta onboard.

vankelvin:
Where are the K-nyansh guys on this platform
As we've always told you, better we not have a national airline than to have a useless non profiting Airline like Kenyan Air. Primitives

jl115:
I'll stick to the world bank and gqii above the Afdb thank you very much

Ok. Point accepted.

Shma2022:
THANKS.

thanks for what?

Kenya has 5 cities now in populated areas.

Again, study this map keenly and explain what and how we would justify spending money in semi arid wasteland.

Majority of those places should be left for wild animals, forests and such.

vaxx:
stop fooling yourself . Nairobi is not the only part of kenya. Though, it even suck.

Why is there no single international airport in your northern part, No stable electricity in northern kenya , No single interchange in northern kenya. There are more setbacks as well. But let's limit it to this item .

if you want to know how developed an africa country look like , Ask for their northern development. people overlook it too much.

Too many people in your northern county will be consider as slaves in Ghana .

jl115:
why must i answer a question which I've already answered and which is also irrelevant??.... You good bru!

You always hurt my brain. I have to use different tactics to deal with you. But yeah, I'm pretty much fine.

jl115:
thanks for what?

Being truthful for once.

You always tout the Mercer QOL - as measure of cities - while it contains HDI like indicators on human rights, freedoms, life expectancy - and less on urban development. That only way South Africa can measure up to Chinese or Middle East cities because they will score zero in political freedoms.

jl115:
I've posted these sources before....just consult the archives

rvp2018:
You always tout the Mercer QOL - as measure of cities - while it contains HDI like indicators on human rights, freedoms, life expectancy - and less on urban development. That only way South Africa can measure up to Chinese or Middle East cities because they will score zero in political freedoms.

please provide legit source for the bolded

Shma2022:
Being truthful for once.

my bru I always just post facts regardless of the country or person on this thread.....yiu should know that by now.

I already pasted the indicators they look for in their QOL - which are western civilization concept heavy on political freedoms. South Africa accept gay rights and marriage - such things can take down Chinese smart cities. Otherwise if Dubais, Shanghais and Shenhzen were considered purely on urban living - aka naked eye test - few western nations would come close.

This year, Mercer provides a separate ranking on personal safety, which analyses cities’ internal stability; crime levels; law enforcement; limitations on personal freedom; relationships with other countries and freedom of the press. Personal safety is the cornerstone of stability in any city, without which business and talent cannot thrive. This year, Western Europe dominates the rankings, with Luxembourg named as the safest city in the world, followed by Helsinki and the Swiss cities of Basel, Bern and Zurich in joint second. According to Mercer’s 2019 personal safety ranking, Damascus ranked bottom in 231st place and Bangui in the Central African Republic scored second lowest in 230th place.

Reposting again their indicators and methodologies

Mercer evaluates local living conditions in more than 450 cities surveyed worldwide. Living conditions are analysed according to 39 factors, grouped in 10 categories:
Political and social environment (political stability, crime, law enforcement, etc.).
Economic environment (currency exchange regulations, banking services).
Socio-cultural environment (media availability and censorship, limitations on personal freedom).
Medical and health considerations (medical supplies and services, infectious diseases, sewage, waste disposal, air pollution).
Schools and education (standards and availability of international schools).
Public services and transportation (electricity, water, public transportation, traffic congestion, etc.).
Recreation (restaurants, theatres, cinemas, sports and leisure).
Consumer goods (availability of food/daily consumption items, cars).
Housing (rental housing, household appliances, furniture, maintenance services).
Natural environment (climate, record of natural disasters).

And you know which expatriates - they interview - western nation aka white experts.

That again is danger of a single story.

jl115:
please provide legit source for the bolded

rvp2018:
I already pasted the indicators they look for in their QOL - which are western civilization concept heavy on political freedoms. South Africa accept gay rights and marriage - such things can take down Chinese smart cities. Otherwise if Dubais, Shanghais and Shenhzen were considered purely on urban living - aka naked eye test - few western nations would come close.

This year, Mercer provides a separate ranking on personal safety, which analyses cities’ internal stability; crime levels; law enforcement; limitations on personal freedom; relationships with other countries and freedom of the press. Personal safety is the cornerstone of stability in any city, without which business and talent cannot thrive. This year, Western Europe dominates the rankings, with Luxembourg named as the safest city in the world, followed by Helsinki and the Swiss cities of Basel, Bern and Zurich in joint second. According to Mercer’s 2019 personal safety ranking, Damascus ranked bottom in 231st place and Bangui in the Central African Republic scored second lowest in 230th place.

Reposting again their indicators and methodologies

Mercer evaluates local living conditions in more than 450 cities surveyed worldwide. Living conditions are analysed according to 39 factors, grouped in 10 categories:


Political and social environment (political stability, crime, law enforcement, etc.).
Economic environment (currency exchange regulations, banking services).
Socio-cultural environment (media availability and censorship, limitations on personal freedom).
Medical and health considerations (medical supplies and services, infectious diseases, sewage, waste disposal, air pollution).
Schools and education (standards and availability of international schools).
Public services and transportation (electricity, water, public transportation, traffic congestion, etc.).
Recreation (restaurants, theatres, cinemas, sports and leisure).
Consumer goods (availability of food/daily consumption items, cars).
Housing (rental housing, household appliances, furniture, maintenance services).
Natural environment (climate, record of natural disasters).

the bolded are all infrastructure related FYI.... So try answering my question again since 7 out of the 10 categories are infrastructure related

The remainder is how you come close to many Asian cities. Nobody said South Africa cities dont have infrastructure better than many in Africa. But they are far behind many in Asia now.

jl115:
the bolded are all infrastructure related FYI.... So try answering my question again

rvp2018:
The remainder is how you come close to many Asian cities. Nobody said South Africa cities dont have infrastructure better than many in Africa. But they are far behind many in Asia now.

7 out of the 10 categories are infrastructure related... So try again

How much does Joburg beat Nairobi for example. Let assume 1 category is 10 points. If you take off 30 points from Asia cities because of their political enviroment; you've made huge difference.

That again is why I warned you about using one indices like a desperate Ghanian or Tanzanian

jl115:
7 out of the 10 categories are infrastructure related... So try again

rvp2018:
How much does Joburg beat Nairobi for example. Let assume 1 category is 10 points. If you take off 30 points from Asia cities because of their political enviroment; you've made huge difference.

That again is why I warned you about using one indices like a desperate Ghanian or Tanzanian

Stop arguing... SA cities beat Asian cities by a mile for a reason... They are more developed

Most of the Asian cities they beat has huge problems that SA has long solved.
Their cities didn't just beat Asian cities, they also beat European cities as well

This beyond your paygrade. Stick to heckling. Let the Boer argue

Just30:
Stop arguing... SA cities beat Asian cities by a mile for a reason... They are more developed

Most of the Asian cities they beat has huge problems that SA has long solved

Shma2022:
'No, I don't '

Help me.

I'm not here to spoon feed you.... It says exactly what the rankings constitute in your own link

rvp2018:
This beyond your paygrade. Stick to heckling. Let the Boer argue

It's beyond your understanding, that's why you're arguing over nonsense even in the face of facts

rvp2018:
How much does Joburg beat Nairobi for example. Let assume 1 category is 10 points. If you take off 30 points from Asia cities because of their political enviroment; you've made huge difference.

That again is why I warned you about using one indices like a desperate Ghanian or Tanzanian

I don't do assumptions..... You said the Mercer QOL ranking focus more on political stability and freedoms than urban development... Yet 7 out of the 10 categories are infrastructure related..... That's the point

rvp2018:
Kenya has 5 cities now in populated areas.

Again, study this map keenly and explain what and how we would justify spending money in semi arid wasteland.

Majority of those places should be left for wild animals, forests and such.

Good reason you shouldn't be comparing your hell-hole of a country with any west africa state. A far remote area in Ghana enjoys all the basic amenities nairobians will enjoy.

I see you twisted after realizing you tied yourself in a knot. I didnt say focused. I said INCLUDES "useless" political-cultural-social indicators that distort it from purely urban development. Those soft issues you cannot see from your naked eyes when you watch Asian city video and South Africa. You can clearly see from your own naked eye that one is miles away. But of course they dont have political rights, gays have no right, and they are not a democracy.

Again if we were to race - and I start 30% ahead of you - how will you catch up.

Did you go to school or you're just a hunter? If you went to school 30% is HUGE - even 10% is huge.

jl115:
I don't do assumptions..... You said the Mercer QOL ranking focus more on political stability and freedoms than urban development... Yet 7 out of the 10 categories are infrastructure related..... That's the point

Your country is tiny - one can drive round it in a single day. Most of it arable. Kenya is different. Small part of it is arable - the rest is mostly semi arid and arid. Your country is populated all over. Kenya isnt. Why would we build highways in desert?

vaxx:
Good reason you shouldn't be comparing your hell-hole of a country with any west africa state. A far remote area in Ghana enjoys all the basic amenities nairobians will enjoy.

rvp2018:
Your country is tiny - one can drive round it in a single day.

another nonsense excuse for why Kenya remain undeveloped

You'll build highways in desert because it leads to where people live just like Ghana and Algeria have done.
Even Burkina Faso has done it.

Arid, semi arid or not... All African countries have those too

It's not an excuse in the 21st century

Your inkling to heckle. Let the other one with two brain cells left at least engage us today. Take a rest.

Just30:
another nonsense excuse for why Kenya remain undeveloped

You'll build highways in desert because it leads to where people live just like Ghana and Algeria have done.
Even Burkina Faso has done it.