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samorobo:
That is my problem with the idiot...he always thinks is opinion his Important..

One of the amazing people I observed so far.

Beautiful country. If i get cash,I'll visit Kenya!

Stevoh18:
No where like home,this is somewhere in Turkana county

vaxx1:
kenya are the idiot here . and they must receive their lesson....

I'm in fulling in support of you people bro. I will definitely defend you Ghanaians to the core. Kenyans are useless. Foolish frustrated starving skeletons!!!

1.Amref Rwanda Branch

2.Wilson Airport Nairobi.One of the busiest in Africa in terms of flight movements. It definitely needs an upgrade though. There are plans to move it away from it's current location.

4. State of the art medical facilities in a plane.

4.They are one of the sponsors of Rhino Charge.

Amref Health Africa is the continent’s leading health development organisation , founded and headquartered in Kenya . Amref Health Africa began 60 years ago as the Flying Doctors of East Africa to provide critical medical assistance to remote communities in East Africa. Today, Amref Health Africa works with the most vulnerable African communities through its country programmes in Ethiopia, Kenya, South Sudan, Tanzania and Uganda, and its Southern and West Africa regional hubs

Jonraid:
Flying doctors have been in Kenya since Adam and Eve! Amref is big! It covers East Africa and it's headquartered in Kenya.

Jonraid:
Flying doctors have been in Kenya since Adam and Eve! Amref is big! It covers East Africa and it's headquartered in Kenya.

Thank Devil...

rvp20182:
It always been like that for as long as I remember. We have other sources of dollars outside trade.

yawn...debt entrapped nation

Jonraid:
Beautiful country. If i get cash,I'll visit Kenya!

That's what they say when we're not there...

Jonraid:
Flying doctors have been in Kenya since Adam and Eve! Amref is big! It covers East Africa and it's headquartered in Kenya.

Keep your comparison to your self. Go and use that nonsense to save the starving Turkanans dying of hunger in Turkana you fools don't have Common shame. At this 21 century you're still starving, renting out your wives and daughters all because of porverty starvation what a bombastic-clueless shitthol

Logobenz0:
Kenya is a complete shitthol. Now Fvck off

You've rapped you country dry, sending all crawling and flying animals to extinction, you're hunting rats and snails for food... Nigerians is the most useless people

They are now preying on snails and rats!

Stevoh18:
You've rapped you country dry, sending all crawling and flying animals to extinction, you're hunting rats and snails for food... Nigerians is the most useless people

Now say that again without crying!

Logobenz0:
Keep your comparison to your self. Go and use that nonsense to save the starving Turkanans dying of hunger in Turkana you fools don't have Common shame. At this 21 century you're still starving, renting out your wives and daughters all because of porverty starvation what a bombastic-clueless shitthol

edon21:
my friend even in the next world Ghana cannot compete with Nigeria.
go nd ask your former president

Actually you are both resource based failures with ugly cities. Ghana is a miniature Nigeria.

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It is located 18 kilometres east of the capital- Nairobi and is served by 49 airlines with direct flights to Europe, the Middle East, the Far East and other African Countries. The airport handles more than 5 million passengers every year. Post Office, Bank, Restaurants, Cafeterias, Bars, VIP Lounge, Duty Free Shop, Newsagent/Tobacconist, Auto Exchange Machine, Bureau de Change, Tourist Help Desk, Car Rental, Taxi Service/Rank, First Aid, Disabled Access/Facilities, Baby/Parent Room, Business Centre are a few of the facilities on ground. The airport saw some expansion work in it to double its capacity along with a planned rail link. 8. MURTALA MUHAMMED INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT, LAGOS, NIGERIA Situated in Lagos is West Africa’s busiest airport: Murtala Muhammed International Airport. The airport was officially opened on 15 March 1979. With both domestic and international terminals, the total aircraft movement figure stands above 100,000 per year and handles more than 6 million passengers every year. Major carriers like Emirates, Ocean Air, Delta, British Airways, Turkish Airlines, KLM and China Southern Airlines all have landing rights to Nigeria’s largest international airport. 7. MOHAMMED V INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT, CASABLANCA, MOROCCO Mohammed V International Airport (airport code CMN) is located in Morocco about 30 kilometres southeast of Casablanca. It is operated by ONDA (National Airports Office). It is the busiest airport in Morocco with almost 7.25 million passengers passing through the airport annually. Every week, there are about 182 flights to Paris, over 17 flights to New York, and more than 14 flights to Dubai and Frankfurt. Casablanca is one of the main trading and industrial cities in the southern Mediterranean, It is believed that the cargo operations will drastically expand in the coming few years. 6. SHARM El-SHEIKH INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT, SHARM El-SHEIKH, EGYPT The Sharm El-Sheikh international airport located in 18 kilometres (11 miles) northeast of the city of Sharm El Sheikh is considered to be the second (after Cairo) major airport in Egypt. The airport has approximately 10 million passenger traffic yearly. The airport is located in the heart of the resort area just near the Red Sea coast. The Egyptian Airports Holding Company announced plans to build a third new terminal at the airport which will double its capacity from 7.5 to 15 million passengers per year. The main air traffic consists of the season charter flights from Western and Eastern Europe, Scandinavian and Baltic countries, Russia and CIS countries. The infrastructure of the airport has been constantly improved in order to increase the passenger services quality. 5. HURGHADA INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT, HURGHADA, EGYPT The Hurghada International Airport is situated in the hinterlands: about 5 km (3 miles) southwest of the of the city of Hurghada at El Dahar district). The air facility serves Hurghada, the centre of Red Sea Governorate of Egypt, the seaport city of Safaga and a lot of other amazing Red Sea beach and aquatic sports resorts like Al Quseir, Soma Bay, El Gouna, Al- Mahmya, Sharm El Naga and Makadi Bay. The airport is currently served by one terminal, but with the construction of a new terminal complex with an annual passenger capacity of 7.5 million which is currently underway will give passengers access to a wide variety of stores, duty-free boutiques and restaurants. More than 40 airliners perform seasonable charter flights to the cities in Western and Eastern Europe, Scandinavia, Russia and the CIS countries. Nowadays the airport has undergone massive renovations to accommodate dramatically rising leisure traffic. 4. CAIRO INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT, CAIRO, EGYPT Cairo International Airport is Egypt’s largest airport and is on the list of top busiest airports in Africa with over 65 airlines using it annually. Located to the north- east of the city around 15 kilometres (9.3 mi) from the business area of the city, it has an area of approximately 37 kilometres square. The airport has three terminals and a new cargo terminal was recently constructed. The airport is administered by the Egyptian Holding Co. for Airports and Air Navigation (EHCAAN), which controls four other companies. The airport has four terminals. Terminal 1 handles both domestic and international travellers. Terminal 3 and the Seasonal Terminal opened in 2008 and 2011 respectively. The Seasonal Terminal was built to help ease congestion during the holy pilgrimages of the Hajj. 3. 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It has established a reputation as Africa’s premier international award-winning and VIP destination, consistently performing among the best in the world for service in its category. In the year 2015, 14- million passengers passed through Cape Town International and in general, Cape town has a lot of tourist attractions so you may as well want to pass through Cape Town next time you travel. 1. OR TAMBO INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT, JOHANNESBURG, SOUTH AFRICA In what may be described as all South African top 3 list, OR Tambo International Airport (ORTIA) Johannesburg tops the list of best airports in Africa. It is the air transport hub of Southern Africa. Handling more than 17 million passengers each year and the recent infrastructure upgrades mean that OR Tambo can now handle up to 28 million passengers a year. It is nothing but the biggest and busiest airport in Africa. With more than 18,000 people employed by various companies at ORTIA, the airport boasts an impressive infrastructure that has expanded by thousands of square metres from its modest origins. OR Tambo International Airport hosts airlines from all five continents and is being managed by the Airports Company South Africa (ACSA). Named as a tribute to one of the new South Africa’s most important founding fathers. Oliver Reginald Tambo, fondly known as O.R. by his peers.

Aderr:
Kenya has always been like that! It's a place where foreigners- Europeans, Indians and even other Africans- thrive while the indigenous citizens live in slums and starve.

What you mean is Nairobi is world class but you are too ashamed to accept it.

Stevoh18:
You've rapped you country dry, sending all crawling and flying animals to extinction, you're hunting rats and snails for food... Nigerians is the most useless people

Hahahahahahahahahahaha if Nigerians are useless then kenyans are clueless and hopeless very foolish starving creatures renting out their ugly shameless wives and daughters all because of poverty and hunger the most useless and bombastic creatures on Earth

Jonraid:
Now say that again without crying!

Ghana is far better than your zoo. Your zoo had been fvcked by the Chinese and Indians the biggest zoo in the world universe

The most respected President of africa land in UAE....


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6_X4GtCBlFs

Jonraid:
They are now preying on snails and rats!

What about the cow blood you're drinking everyday what kind of useless creatures are people sef

vaxx1:
You don't do it by visiting non competitive country , why dont you visit TZ for rural elctrtricty access or ruwanda for nuclear technology or south africa for national service scheme . you do it with a successful country not the one you are better off.

When Ghana found oil, she didn't went to Nigeria to study how to manage the new fund wealth , she travvled all the way to Norway which is assumed to have the best practise in that sector . you learn from the best practise not the country you are better off.

Correct. Norway's Sovereign Trust Fund is the best in the world.

Just30:
next year, i will be transitting through London to Florence of France in a new boeing

I myself will be transiting Bangui via Dubai next year. Nigga,ain't no "Florence of France!"

Jambo Jet a subsidiary of Kenya Airways at the Dubai Air Show!

vaxx1:
The most respected President of africa land in UAE....


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6_X4GtCBlFs

Go Nana. Go and make Africa proud not that shameless old drunkard who went to Jamaica to smoke to become the most high in ZOO kenya clueless animals

just for laugh.....Ghana is fun


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6_YU3X5k5DU

when the Chinese billionaire Jack ma and jet li meet Ghana president.....


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=X0OLPAbKyP8

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Jonraid:
Logistis ranking.

https://lpi.worldbank.org/international/global/2018

Just ahead of Comoros at 105! Guess who's keeping company with Zambia! Actually we finished with Naij by page 200 and I'm glad we're dissecting another fake Giant.

rvp20182:
You like arguing. Tea for last year (we mean last financial year) was down nearly 20% thanks to trouble mostly in Pakistan & global oversupply.

SGR this year will transport about 5M - that is about half the cargo that TEMA PORT handles. That is only because we handle MSA-NBO. Once we complete Naivasha Dry Port - and we start sending 40% of cargo meant for Western kenya & Uganda & Sudan there - we are talking about 10M metric tonnes --- so we will easily hit 20M metric tonnes - and our SGR will be NOT ONLY PAY THE CHINESE BUT WILL BE PROFITABLE.

So kenya is not and will never be GHANA matter - if Nigeria is seeing dust - what about POOR GHANA.

naivasha dry port will be done by the end of next month