mtisTheQubit:

Thats how a country progresses..web learn from our mistakes...Other countries are just stuck at medieval era of beating up old women just for a vote...

Meanwhile...
21 million Kenyans are starving..

https://reliefweb.int/report/kenya/millions-kenyans-go-hungry-every-day-why-and-what-can-be-done

Kazikazi:
Meanwhile...
21 million Kenyans are starving..

https://reliefweb.int/report/kenya/millions-kenyans-go-hungry-every-day-why-and-what-can-be-done

you slow bongo will not save you..
• Despite Kenya's poor ranking, the country performed better than Tanzania (95), Rwanda (98), Uganda (104).

mtisTheQubit:

No need of wasting time competing against dudes who deny existance of corona virus...we know you niggs are sick but hey no comment here

You can't compete with a nation which have won a war against corona! TZ isn't your level. If we won against corona through big prayers,what about economic wars? Surely we will win and be Africa's superpower.

Meanwhile....

mtisTheQubit:

you slow bongo will not save you..
• Despite Kenya's poor ranking, the country performed better than Tanzania (95), Rwanda (98), Uganda (104).

Hohohoho Hohohoho
You love fake rankings while your grand mom in Turkana is starving?

Kazikazi:
You can't compete with a nation which have won a war against corona! TZ isn't your level. If we won against corona through big prayers,what about economic wars? Surely we will win and be Africa's superpower.

Meanwhile....

you are the laughing stock of the world dude...wait for the pain...its loading....

Kazikazi:
Hohohoho Hohohoho
You love fake rankings while your grand mom in Turkana is starving?

You Tanzanians are programmed to deny anything scientific..
1.coron virus
2.hunger in your country
3.killing of albinos
4.begging in streets of Nairobi

more loading....

Kazikazi:
What Tanzania has,Kenya don't have.What Kenya has,Tanzania has it.

These are some engineering stuff which Tanzania has,but kiberans don't have

Engineering stuff...

Suspension Bridge is not something new in Kenya Mr. Kumamoto, this is Masalani Bridge in Taita Taveta County.

Dodoma bus terminus, Tanzania
The terminal looks better than most international airports in Africa! Its better looking than moi international in Mombasa Kenya.kiberans will never reach this level

Kazikazi:
What Tanzania has,Kenya don't have.What Kenya has,Tanzania has it.

These are some engineering stuff which Tanzania has,but kiberans don't have

Engineering stuff...

Do you have commuter rail
Do you have sgr rail
Do you have a 12 lane road
Do you have interchanges
Tanzania doesn't have electric train show me where it's
Of course Kenya has bridges

Kazikazi:
Dodoma bus terminus, Tanzania
The terminal looks better than most international airports in Africa! Its better looking than moi international in Mombasa Kenya.kiberans will never reach this level

It certainly looks better than mwanza and Dodoma international airports

Kazikazi:
You can't compete with a nation which have won a war against corona! TZ isn't your level. If we won against corona through big prayers,what about economic wars? Surely we will win and be Africa's superpower.

Meanwhile....

History we are not in 2017
You won the war coronavirus by testing goats and pawpaws
Meanwhile

Kazikazi:
Hohohoho Hohohoho
You love fake rankings while your grand mom in Turkana is starving?

History again we are in 2020
Another consolation

Kazi do you have this?

tylann:

History we are not in 2017
You won the war coronavirus by testing goats and pawpaws
Meanwhile

This is tylann The rapist

mtisTheQubit:

No need of wasting time competing against dudes who deny existance of corona virus...we know you niggs are sick but hey no comment here

Khakhakhakhakhakha

What about this sickness

Kazikazi:
Hohohoho Hohohoho
You love fake rankings while your grand mom in Turkana is starving?

Tanzanians kids are undernourished. Worry about that.



https://media.gatesnotes.com/-/media/Images/Articles/Development/Why-Does-Hunger-Still-Exist-Africas-Table-Day-One/stunted_photo_800x680.ashx

Kazikazi:
Dodoma bus terminus, Tanzania
The terminal looks better than most international airports in Africa! Its better looking than moi international in Mombasa Kenya.kiberans will never reach this level

Look at your international airports Kazikazi.

www.nairaland.com/attachments/12585650_491ff8c7747ed3f95fc903782e24fb2a_jpeg683190f3281747b143b369b16edb88a6

www.nairaland.com/attachments/12585627_5089697_jpeg8651ad1b9202e99e229e5ec998e4f7a9

The Tanzanian reta.rd is back

86 billion US dollar debt giant of Africa cannot pay back

Nigeria's debt of $85.9 billion, the highest in history, has become the talking point even as the country celebrated its 60th anniversary on October 1, 2020. The pressure on the economy has caused an 8.31 per cent increase in debt owed from the total of $79.3 billion recorded in March. By December 2005, Nigeria was rated as one of the most heavily indebted countries, owing $33.9 billion. Now the talk is on whether the money borrowed had helped or burdened the country. Abuja’s debt obligation had gone down in 2006 after the country got debt relief. The Paris Club of creditors wrote off $18 billion of that debt, while the country paid off the balance and became largely debt-free. However, in the years that followed, the public debt spiraled as officials argued for funding budget deficits and critical infrastructure. According to the National Bureau of Statistics, 34.89 per cent of the total federal and state public debt is external while domestic accounts for 65.11 per cent. The Debt Management Office (DMO) reported that the increase by $6.593 billion was accounted for by the $3.36 billion budget support loan from the International Monetary Fund, new domestic borrowing to finance the revised 2020 Appropriation Act, including the issuance of Sukuk, and Promissory Notes issued to settle claims of exporters.

Mortgaged future
The nation’s 2020 Appropriation Act had to be revised in the face of the adverse impact of Covid-19 on revenues and increased expenditure needs on health and economic stimulus amongst others, DMO explained. In spite of DMO’s reasoning, some stakeholders are concerned that Nigeria remained dependent on oil as the sole revenue-generating resource for such a long time without diversification to other revenue generating sources. Former Vice President Atiku Abubakar raised the stakes when he accused government of mortgaging the future of Nigerians and having nothing to show for amassing such debt. “Nigeria’s sovereignty may have been traded for foreign loans and God forbids our inability to service those loans, the lender country would take ownership of choice infrastructure on the Nigerian soil,” he said. President of the Progressive Shareholders Association of Nigeria, Boniface Okezie, says the debt stock is cause for worry due to the government’s declining revenue. Disagreeing with critics, Information and Culture minister, Lai Mohammed, said the ratio of debt to GDP was one of the lowest in the world at 19 per cent as at December 31, 2019. Unlike in the past when the nation borrowed to “service the crass indulgence of a few fat cats”, the loans being obtained by the current administration were being primarily used to finance infrastructure — roads, railways, bridges and power. He added that the loans also were long-term in nature, which would benefit present and future generations. President Muhammadu Buhari on September 28, at a virtual meeting with Presidential Economic Advisory Council, justified the borrowing.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ssNtoydjtQ4

Please watch this it is by a Kenyan reporter about Nigerian debt


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ssNtoydjtQ4

1st pic---- Electricity coverage in every country

2nd pic---- African countries that were able to defeat their colonial masters in war

tylann:

You solve this first

$3.2USD is like Tsh.7000 approximately and with a low cost of livng Tsh.7000 can get you a good breakfast, lunch and dinner not to mention also cover all transport needs for most people.

Shma2020:
Turkana is food sufficient.. Peddling past news about Turkana drought and hunger is utter stupidity and jealous .

very true

Mzal3ndo:

$3.2USD is like Tsh.7000 approximately and with a low cost of livng Tsh.7000 can get you a good breakfast, lunch and dinner not to mention also cover all transport needs for most people.

Okay

Wuoche:
Kazi do you have this?

Where is this market situated in Kenya??

Kazikazi:
Where is this market situated in Kenya??

pun intended

vankelvin:


1st pic---- Electricity coverage in every country

2nd pic---- African countries that were able to defeat their colonial masters in war

kenya population is 53m but 35m of them don't have access to electricity. Meaning over 70% of Kenyans don't have access to electricity but they'll cry their lungs out simply because 93m or roughly 50% of Nigerians don't have access to electricity not knowing they're worse off.

We've told them only a limited portion of Kenyans have electricity, every global or Continental indexes proves d same..... Even @kazikazi posted a satellite image of illumination but the Kenyans here won't agree.

We're watching.

theenchanter:
kenya population is 53m but 35m of them don't have access to electricity. Meaning over 70% of Kenyans don't have access to electricity but they'll cry their lungs out simply because 93m or roughly 50% of Nigerians don't have access to electricity not knowing they're worse off.

We've told them only a limited portion of Kenyans have electricity, every global or Continental indexes proves d same..... Even @kazikazi posted a satellite image of illumination but the Kenyans here won't agree.

We're watching.

why the lie dude..first our population is 47 million...fact..an stop posting blogs dude ..

Electricity access rate in Kenya is the highest in East Africa according to the latest report from the World Bank tracking global achievements in sustainable energy for all.

According to The Energy Progress Report covering the period up to 2016, electricity access rate in Kenya stood at 56 percent, compared to Tanzania at 32.8 percent, Rwanda at 29.37 percent, Uganda at 26.7 percent and Burundi at 7.5 percent.

The electricity access rate in the country stood at 73.42 percent as at the end of April 2018 , owing to various national electrification projects that have been undertaken by Kenya Power.

bythe way i thought ya looting an stuff..country of looters your country is just pathetic to say..its just like Tanzania

Another lost banana country...

theenchanter:
kenya population is 53m but 35m of them don't have access to electricity. Meaning over 70% of Kenyans don't have access to electricity but they'll cry their lungs out simply because 93m or roughly 50% of Nigerians don't have access to electricity not knowing they're worse off.

We've told them only a limited portion of Kenyans have electricity, every global or Continental indexes proves d same..... Even @kazikazi posted a satellite image of illumination but the Kenyans here won't agree.

We're watching.

That is a facebook post the chanter
Bring the world Bank report on electricification

mtisTheQubit:
Another lost banana country...

Dictatorship in the making

mtisTheQubit:

why the lie dude..first our population is 47 million...fact..an stop posting blogs dude ..

Electricity access rate in Kenya is the highest in East Africa according to the latest report from the World Bank tracking global achievements in sustainable energy for all.

According to The Energy Progress Report covering the period up to 2016, electricity access rate in Kenya stood at 56 percent, compared to Tanzania at 32.8 percent, Rwanda at 29.37 percent, Uganda at 26.7 percent and Burundi at 7.5 percent.

The electricity access rate in the country stood at 73.42 percent as at the end of April 2018 , owing to various national electrification projects that have been undertaken by Kenya Power.

bythe way i thought ya looting an stuff..country of looters your country is just pathetic to say..its just like Tanzania

They are even looting toilet seats and bowls