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China is taking over Kenya

Eldoret, Kenya

Mombasa old town

A story of the ancient

In Eldoret

Leroy19:
Kenya railway infrastructure

You forgot to show us this ugly looking diesel locomotive.Is this not yours?

Kenya

[quote author=Kazikazi post=71126382]You forgot to show us this ugly looking diesel locomotive.Is this not yours?[/qsuote] It's a freight train.... It wasn't made to look appealing

[quote author=Leonn47 post=71126434][/quote]What about ur delegation..can u spot a difference between Tanzania and a starving nation!

We just turned on the largest Wind farm in Africa - Lake Turkana Wind Power(300MW) - near the border with Ethiopia - with power snaking it's way to main grid near Nairobi. The same line will also help evacuate Ethiopea power that we intend to import.
https://i.imgur.com/3OoQg5gh.jpg
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Leonn47:
It's a freight train.... It wasn't made to look appealing

We agreed to ignore that workwork idiot. He talks gibberish all the time and can't hold a conversation. Let him burn out on his gibberish.

Kazikazi:
What about ur delegation..can u spot a difference between Tanzania and a starving nation!

The flowers?!

mtis:
John Magufuli calls for end to birth control


Tanzania's President John Magufuli has urged women to stop taking birth control pills, saying the country needs more people.

"Women can now give up contraceptive methods," Mr Magufuli said.



Opposition MP Cecil Mwambe has criticised the comments, saying they contradicted the country's health policy.

Tanzania has a population of around 53 million people, with 49% of them living on less than $2 (£1.50) a day.

On average, a woman in Tanzania has more than five children, among the highest rates in the world.

The day after Mr Magufuli's comments, speaker of parliament Job Ndugai banned female lawmakers from wearing fake nails and eye-lashes in parliament.

Go go Magufuli

Can you spot your leadership is kinda of stupid? Forget the flowers for a second, think hard. Can you spot the illiteracy in magufuli?

Horus:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=awu7YngRFZU

China is taking over Kenya

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gnt10R89W74

1st pic is kusyombunguo hotel in wote town... other photos are of Machakos

Kazikazi:
You forgot to show us this ugly looking diesel locomotive.Is this not yours?

That is the freight train for carrying cargo. With a lot of pride, I'm happy with that diesel ugly monster

The lake Turkana Windpower project

The largest Windpower farm in the continent


https://www.iflscience.com/technology/an-extraordinary-wind-farm-just-got-connected-in-east-africa/

Horus:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=awu7YngRFZU

China is taking over Kenya

Eish! , I fail to comment on this one, My heart is bleeding when you touch the point like this one , May God bless this Kenyan Politician

Horus:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=awu7YngRFZU

China is taking over Kenya

Kenyans are idiotic slaves . Let the Chinese rape their useless selves

gallivant:
The flowers?!



Can you spot your leadership is kinda of stupid? Forget the flowers for a second, think hard. Can you spot the illiteracy in magufuli?

Tanzania's delegation is busy with taking notes for future reference.what about ur hungry nation?

The fruits of devolution. We may see 47 cities appearing soon. Hopefully our devolution doesn't become as dysfunctional as Nigeria - where everyone is sitting waiting for federal allocation - and federal gov is also sitting waiting for Royal Shell to sell oil and give them peanuts.

nickyizzle:
1st pic is kusyombunguo hotel in wote town... other photos are of Machakos

Rwanda is ahead of kenya in attracting FDI

MPSA:
Eish! , I fail to comment on this one, My heart is bleeding when you touch the point like this one , May God bless this Kenyan Politician

The truth of the matter is we're wayyyy less poor than we were 5 or 10 yrs back but our only option is to trade debt for development. Between 2002 when Moi left and now our GDP per capita was 400$ and now 2000$. All stats point to this and I won't go over it again. The KRA collects 18% of this,frankly a little on the low side. Where does that leave us? We can stumble along delaying the construction of much needed GDP growth enablers or bite the bullet and take the plunge-yes,THERE ARE VERY REAL RISKS,but if you want to improve your peoples lives I know what I'd chose.
Its too easy to criticise our leaders but their hands are tied by the fact that we're too poor presently to do otherwise. Look at Ghana!

Ghana looking to borrow $50bn from china and pay over 100 years

The President, Nana Akufo-Addo has expressed the country’s willingness to float a $50 billion dollar bond that would see Ghana take 100 years to pay back to investors. These 100-year bonds are initiatives already undertaken by countries such as Argentina and Mexico.

https://www.zambianobserver.com/ghana-looking-to-borrow-50bn-from-china-and-pay-over-100-years/

That's what I'd do! Even if you must repay 100 bn even 150$ after a half century its worth it. Rvp2018,kuja utueleze,kidogo!

I would add that in addition to leveraging esp the very cheap Chinese debt (about half of it normally concenssional or as competitive as IMF/WB loans),floating more euro-bond (this new thing in most African countries), floating more domestic debts (also sorted), raising taxes, the gov should think about more privatizations (here Kenya's Jubilee have done zero - Kibaki did a lot here & manage to raise lots of money) - ultimately we need public investment - to match or even exceed private investment - and that is how Ethiopia, China and many countries have managed to grow.

Kenya has grown mostly from private investment - from 12B in 2002 - to now 88B - and now we need to match it with public investment in roads, railways, water & sewage, electricity and ports (sea & air) -

In short in addition to borrowing - and collecting more taxes (by somehow sealing loopholes & graft) - we really need to start thinking of ramping up privitasation - Kenya gov for example owns 35% of Safaricom - at nearly 12B dollars valuation - that can easily earn gov 4B dollar!!! - and there many companies, hotels, lands, and such investments that gov has no business being there.So yes divest from business that private sector can do - and focus on infrastructure (roads - we are still around 15% of tarmac/paved roads compared to entire road network!!) +social services (universal education+health care+housing)+gov bureaucracy & law&order(justice system).

I think debt is sorted - by Chinese & Eurobond - what is needed is more privatization - sealing tax loopholes -- this will increase both private and public investment - and the economy will grow at desired rates of 7%!!! - and we can make poverty history in one generation.

If in last generation (15yrs) - we've grown the economy 7times - there is no reason why by 2033 - our economy won't be 7 times - 600B - we just have to consistently keep growing at 6-7% for another decade and half. And this will only be possible - if gov leverage - and invest huge amounts in building infrastructure, social & gov services. In the meantime it may be worth selling portion of assets - Safaricom, KAA, KPA, Kenya Pipeline, National Oil, KCB and name them - to inject private sector efficiency in and also build the equity market.

kikuyu1:
The truth of the matter is we're wayyyy less poor than we were 5 or 10 yrs back but our only option is to trade debt for development. Between 2002 when Moi left and now our GDP per capita was 400$ and now 2000$. All stats point to this and I won't go over it again. The KRA collects 18% of this,frankly a little on the low side. Where does that leave us? We can stumble along delaying the construction of much needed GDP growth enablers or bite the bullet and take the plunge-yes,THERE ARE VERY REAL RISKS,but if you want to improve your peoples lives I know what I'd chose.
Its too easy to criticise our leaders but their hands are tied by the fact that we're too poor presently to do otherwise. Look at Ghana!


https://www.zambianobserver.com/ghana-looking-to-borrow-50bn-from-china-and-pay-over-100-years/

That's what I'd do! Even if you must repay 100 bn even 150$ after a half century its worth it. Rvp2018,kuja utueleze,kidogo!

TayserMahiri:



https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gnt10R89W74

Nice music...difficult times..

jaycent:
Hahahahahaha this highness is really cheating on this poor boy. Poor menzgold wants to sign our arties. How can dat poor menzgold sign our artise when all our artise are buying private jet, can your menzgold buy a house in America sef, even your best artise don't even have a private jet sef. Your poor menzgold can not sign a upcoming artise like me in Nigeria talkless of our big artise. Don't forget Wizkid sign two of your big artise Efya and R2bees. Lil kesh will buy the menzgold and the zylofon tv together and change will remain. That your brain is full of dursty!

all?
U have a dull brain ma guy
How many of your artists own a private jet , start naming them

mtis:
Nice music...difficult times..

i heard magufuli could burn this song too despite not being from his country

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