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Austine1213:
Damn your 2nd largest got 20 shops?

Where the formal retail that you always speak of? Your largest supermarket has less than 10 shops Carrefour right?

stop directing your hate to a different person.

That is a Ghanaian. I know you confused him for a kenyan.

Shma2020:
If you're saying SA has 2200 skyscrapers then you don't have a brain or you're basically a liar.

And please, I didn't say we match with SA.. You always portray your inside out brain everytime you try to comprehend and air your opinion.
try take your time, read, fathom and absorb what has been laid against you before acting slow frustrated.

Enjoy your meme

SA is no longer building skyscrapers, but building clean morden midsized highrises

Check Century city, Sandton city, menlyn, waterfall city, steyn city, Melrose arch, Umhlanga etc

Above mentioned are among recently built cities

Shma2020:
stop directing your hate to a different person.

That is a Ghanaian. I know you confused him for a kenyan.

I'm showing you that even your best is miniscule

Austine1213:
SA company owns your largest company lol
SA owns your largest mixed use real estate, your largest malls

Your largest hotel is french
Your largest retailer is french
Your largest mobile network is indian
Should I continue?

.

Again

The state of backfire effect

SAn(boers), I can say SAn whites have a slight share of our companies .

For instance, two rivers mall(largest mall in East, central and west Africa) is owned by a black-Kenyan.

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Nonsense.
Vodacom is owned by Vodafone - and they own 40% of safcom.

Largest mixed used retail - is 2 Rivers - owned by Kenyan - Kirubi
2nd largest - is Garden City - owned by Actis/formerly CDC - British gov investment fund.

Kenya largest hotel - which one is that - that has french ownership .Serena is one of kenya largest hotel chain - and they have branches all the way to Congo?

Carrefour is not biggest retail in Kenya. There many indegenous kenyan stores that replace Nakummatt and now Tusky. Naivas is now about 60 stores.

Airtel is not even worth 20% of the mobile network.

You are free to spew nonsense.

Austine1213:
SA company owns your largest company lol
SA owns your largest mixed use real estate, your largest malls

Your largest hotel is french
Your largest retailer is french
Your largest mobile network is indian
Should I continue?

It's broke - hobbled by poor human capital (like you) and structural issues like electricity.

Austine1213:
SA is no longer building skyscrapers, but building clean morden midsized highrises

Check Century city, Sandton city, menlyn, waterfall city, steyn city, Melrose arch, Umhlanga etc

Above mentioned are among recently built cities

Austine1213:
SA is no longer building skyscrapers, but building clean morden midsized highrises

Check Century city, Sandton city, menlyn, waterfall city, steyn city, Melrose arch, Umhlanga etc

Above mentioned are among recently built cities

You're no longer bulding skyscrapers because the boers(colonies) are now leaving your country.

Kenya is bulding skyscrapers and other modern lowrise cities like konza, tatu, kizingo, railway city.. Etc.

It's time for a black ridden economy to dominate.

Kenya formal retail is above 30% - the number indigenous supermarkets in every town - up.
2nd only to SA in RSA.

Carrefour is not largest maybe the largest foreign owned - after Shoprite left without their shirt.

The number of south african malls that have left minus their shirt is staggering.

Kenya is your death bed in any kind of venture...

Austine1213:
Damn your 2nd largest got 20 shops?

Where the formal retail that you always speak of? Your largest supermarket has less than 10 shops Carrefour right?

The only black dominated economy in South Africa - is the crime laden taxis - matatus.

Shma2020:
You're no longer bulding skyscrapers because the boers(colonies) are now leaving your country.

Kenya is bulding skyscrapers and other modern lowrise cities like konza, tatu, kizingo, railway city.. Etc.

It's time for a black ridden economy to dominate.

Austine1213:
I'm showing you that even your best is miniscule

Which best?

Start with skyscrapers and let's see the range you're talking about.

Just 80 - and I bet majority are rushing to the exit door.

The only ones who survive - are the very old one - that Boer brought to Kenya in 1970s/1980s.

Kenya was one few boer friendly nation that didn't ban south africa companies.

Those ones are few that still exists - like Old Mutual.

The ones by BIEE nonsense of ANC cannot survive a day. They are run by incompetent south africans like you.

Austine1213:
Over 80 SA companies operate in Kenya and 150 in Tanzania

SA is Kenya top 5 largest investor in the world, even safaricom your largest company is owned by a South African company, your largest malls.

In terms of hotels, Kenya does not have a home grown big player, retailer theres no home grown retailer, etc

rvp20182:
The only black dominated economy in South Africa - is the crime laden taxis - matatus.

.. A normal Black SAn in a wide picture.!!

You can't be despising other people's efforts yet you live in a lizard ravaged chamber.

Shma2020:
stop directing your hate to a different person.

That is a Ghanaian. I know you confused him for a kenyan.

He knows he was replying a Ghanaian

He's just saying that, even your first and second largest pharmaceutical chain is now owned by a Ghanaian company.

They don't even dominate even farming - which lowest hanging fruit. Just public taxis - and they kill each other a lot. The gun violence is akin to USA.

Shma2020:
.. A normal Black SAn in a wide picture.!!

You can't be despising other people's efforts yet you live in a lizard ravaged chamber.

PLEASE - SHOPS - dispensing shops - you came and bought low end retail shops.

OTHERWISE:

Kenya is currently the largest producer of pharmaceutical products in the Common Market for Eastern and Southern Africa (COMESA) region, supplying about 50% of the regions' market. ... Prescription drugs account for around 78% of the market.

The pharmaceutical industry in Kenya consists of three segments namely the manufacturers, distributors and retailers.

The number of companies engaged in manufacturing and distributionof pharmaceutical products in Kenya continue to expand, driven by the Government’s efforts to promote local and foreign investment in the sector. There are about 700 registered wholesale and 1,300 retail dealers in Kenya, manned by registered pharmacists and pharmaceutical technologists. These pharmacies are accorded a 25% mark-up on retail drugs. The pharmaceutical sector in Kenya is also engaged in assembling capsules, disposable syringes, paracetamol, and surgical gauze amongst others.

Pharmaceutical Manufacturing Companies In Kenya:
Alpha Medical Manufacturers – Nairobi
Aventis Pasteur SA East Africa – Nairobi
Bayer East Africa Limited – Nairobi
Beta Healthcare (Shelys Pharmaceuticals) – Nairobi
Cosmos Limited – Nairobi
Dawa Pharmaceuticals Limited – Nairobi
Didy Pharmaceutical – Nairobi
Diversey Lever – Nairobi
Eli-Lilly (Suisse) SA – Nairobi
Elys Chemical Industries Ltd – Nairobi
Glaxo SmithKline – Nairobi
High Chem East Africa Ltd – Nairobi
Ivee Aqua EPZ Limited – Athi River
Mac’s Pharmaceutical Ltd – Nairobi
Manhar Brothers (Kenya) Ltd – Nairobi
Novartis Rhone Poulenic Ltd – Nairobi
Novelty Manufacturers Ltd – Nairobi
Pfizer Corp (Agency) – Nairobi
Pharmaceutical Manufacturing Co (K) Ltd – Nairobi
Pharmaceutical Products Limited – Nairobi
Phillips Pharmaceuticals Limited – Nairobi
Regal Pharmaceutical Ltd – Nairobi
Universal Pharmaceutical Limited – Nairobi
Cardiovascular, diabetes and anti-infectives constitute the largest and fastest-growing prescription market segments, and GlaxoSmithKline (GSK) is reported to be Kenya’s leading pharmaceutical supplier, with around 12% market share. This is primarily due to the fact that the company reduced the prices of key products by approximately 40% a few years back. Around 41% of all anti-infective products sold in pharmacies were licensed to GlaxoSmithKline.

GlaxoSmithKline has been able to garner a substantial share of Kenya’s pharmaceutical market largely due to the popularity of its anti-infectives, which account for approximately 42% of all revenues generated in the prescription sector. The prices of Amoxil (amoxicillin) 500mg, Suprapen (amoxicillin plus flucloxacillin) 500mg and Floxapen (flucloxacillin) 500mg are particularly competitive within the respective active ingredient classes

Just30:
He knows he was replying a Ghanaian

He's just saying that, even your first and second largest pharmaceutical chain is now owned by a Ghanaian company.

rvp20182:
They don't even dominate even farming - which lowest hanging fruit. Just public taxis - and they kill each other a lot. The gun violence is akin to USA.

lol ..

Where is the lie?

rvp20182:
Kenya formal retail is above 30% - the number indigenous supermarkets in every town - up.
2nd only to SA in RSA.

Carrefour is not largest maybe the largest foreign owned - after Shoprite left without their shirt.

The number of south african malls that have left minus their shirt is staggering.

Kenya is your death bed in any kind of venture...

What's your largest? Cos a French company is the one making money lol

Damn so you think shoprite is a mall lol

Nooo shoprite is a supermarket, when I speak of malls I mean the likes of 2 rivers mall and its estate lol

Just30:
He knows he was replying a Ghanaian

He's just saying that, even your first and second largest pharmaceutical chain is now owned by a Ghanaian company.

which second largest?

..

Pwahahaaaaaa
Pwapwapwapwapwa .. Lemme bongo-laugh small.

You're all over. All Kenya malls are owned by Kenya except for Actis.
None by any south african. None by the French.

When Nakumatt died - many foreign supermarkets that have been eyeing kenya - including shoprite, massmart, walmart, carrefour - quickly came and took over as anchor tenants in high end stores.

South African as always brought their A-game and they left without the shirt. Carrefour - came and is now thriving - about 10 stores.

However we have more than 300 kenya owner supermarket stores -

Kenya chains like Naivas are now at 65, Tusky was also 60, Nakumatt 65, and many more.

Austine1213:
What's your largest? Cos a French company is the one making money lol

Damn so you think shoprite is a mall lol

Nooo shoprite is a supermarket, when I speak of malls I mean the likes of 2 rivers mall and its estate lol

Austine1213:
What's your largest? Cos a French company is the one making money lol

Damn so you think shoprite is a mall lol

Nooo shoprite is a supermarket, when I speak of malls I mean the likes of 2 rivers mall and its estate lol

Stupid reasoning .

You refused to grasp even a gist of positive reality?

rvp20182:
PLEASE - SHOPS - dispensing shops - you came and bought low end retail shops.

OTHERWISE:

Kenya is currently the largest producer of pharmaceutical products in the Common Market for Eastern and Southern Africa (COMESA) region, supplying about 50% of the regions' market. ... Prescription drugs account for around 78% of the market.

The pharmaceutical industry in Kenya consists of three segments namely the manufacturers, distributors and retailers.

The number of companies engaged in manufacturing and distributionof pharmaceutical products in Kenya continue to expand, driven by the Government’s efforts to promote local and foreign investment in the sector. There are about 700 registered wholesale and 1,300 retail dealers in Kenya, manned by registered pharmacists and pharmaceutical technologists. These pharmacies are accorded a 25% mark-up on retail drugs. The pharmaceutical sector in Kenya is also engaged in assembling capsules, disposable syringes, paracetamol, and surgical gauze amongst others.

Cry


From now onwards, the drugs that will dominate your market will come from Ghanaian companies like Entrance pharmaceuticals
Ernest Chemist
Danadam
Ayrton pharmaceuticals
Bedita pharmaceutical
M&G
Letap
Aspen
Danex and etc

Kenya beat Egypt in pharm industry. Little crap from GHANA cannot even get here in 50yrs.

Shma2020:
which second largest?

..

Pwahahaaaaaa
Pwapwapwapwapwa .. Lemme bongo-laugh small.

your first and second largest distributors are own by mPharma

Get ready for Ghanaian drugs on your market.

Kenya supply 50% drugs in this map. Ghana bought a retail shop using funding from USA. If Egypt doesn't even compete with Kenya - what will Ghana do. Kenya pharma have very strong linkages with India and many kenya firm manufacture generics.
https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/thumb/4/46/COMESA_Members.svg/800px-COMESA_Members.svg.png

Just30:
Cry


From now onwards, the drugs that will dominate your market will come from Ghanaian companies like Entrance pharmaceuticals
Ernest Chemist
Danadam
Ayrton pharmaceuticals
Bedita pharmaceutical
M&G
Letap and etc

rvp20182:
Kenya beat Egypt in pharm industry. Little crap from GHANA cannot even get here in 50yrs.

will you shut up there

The value of Ghana pharmaceutical industry is 1.6 billion dollars while that of Kenya is a peanut 450 million dollars.

rvp20182:
Kenya supply 50% drugs in this map. Ghana bought a retail shop using funding from USA. If Egypt doesn't even compete with Kenya - what will Ghana do. Kenya pharma have very strong linkages with India and many kenya firm manufacture generics.
https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/thumb/4/46/COMESA_Members.svg/800px-COMESA_Members.svg.png

your pharmaceutical industry is a peanut 450 million dollars in value

Now shut up and learn

By supply , you mean you import and redistribute to those countries...

Ghana Pharma industry. Export zero. Imports 70% of their drugs
https://www.asokoinsight.com/content/market-insights/ghana-leading-pharmaceutical-manufacturers
As is the case with many developing countries in West Africa, Ghana’s pharmaceutical industry is dependent on foreign inputs and finished pharmaceutical products. Roughly 70% of pharmaceutical demand is met by imports, mostly from India and China, with local production accounting for the remaining 30%.

Kenya domestic pharma market is nearly 1B dollars now and the export is about 1B.

Look like you searched for 2010 data
The value of the Kenyan pharmaceutical market was estimated at US$ 417 million in 2010 and it is expected to grow at a Compound Annual Growth Rate (CAGR) of 15.9% between 2009 and 2019 in US dollar terms.

Just30:
your pharmaceutical industry is a peanut 450 million dollars in value

Now shut up and learn

GHANA

Pharmaceutical sales reached $299 million in 2018, according to Fitch Solutions, up slightly from $293 million in 2017. Sector income represented 0.5% of Ghana’s GDP and 13% of total healthcare expenditure in 2018.

Just30:
will you shut up there

The value of Ghana pharmaceutical industry is 1.6 billion dollars while that of Kenya is a peanut 450 million dollars.

rvp20182:
Ghana Pharma industry. Export zero. Imports 70% of their drugs
https://www.asokoinsight.com/content/market-insights/ghana-leading-pharmaceutical-manufacturers
As is the case with many developing countries in West Africa, Ghana’s pharmaceutical industry is dependent on foreign inputs and finished pharmaceutical products. Roughly 70% of pharmaceutical demand is met by imports, mostly from India and China, with local production accounting for the remaining 30%.

Ghana pharmaceutical exports was 200 million dollars in 2019

That's more than 10% of the industry value

Austine1213:
Over 80 SA companies operate in Kenya and 150 in Tanzania

SA is Kenya top 5 largest investor in the world, even safaricom your largest company is owned by a South African company, your largest malls.

In terms of hotels, Kenya does not have a home grown big player, retailer theres no home grown retailer, etc

Most of their top Banks are partly owned by SA