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Shma2020:
Mombasa is bulding new modern smart cities , modern Bridges, biggest sea ports, biggest shipyards (at par with SA and Egypt) some kind of development in Mombasa can't be traced anywhere in your country even in your biggest city.

Meet me tomorrow if you want pictures.. But meanwhile, enjoy lamu port(LAPSET CORRIDOR) which is now 90% done.

Also a $1. 2 billion roads upgrade


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VKOAdY8dCVY

RSA is not at par with Egypt when it come to construction. Egypt is mega construction site - cement consumption at nearly 60M metric tonnes. That is more than 4 times South Africa (at 14-15m). South Africa is almost at kenya level - if you factor that South Africa is twice bigger than Kenya - and has 10m more people.

Austine1213:
You not par with Egypt or SA, know your place

Durban I'd developing $7b billion smart city


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BbPnrHi8Lq0

Just40:
when you remove your eyes from your feet as a zombie

you will know that this place is way better than 90% of nairobi



But as usual, youve not taken your medicine yet.

Because kenya is so poor like Zimbabwe, this is the quality of living.


How 80% of of nairobi looks like

mud huts, zinc huts and brown roofs everywhere

You're talking out of pain, ignorance and stupidity.
The debate was about your MAIN CBD, but it seems the heat was just too high for you to start peddling kibera photos.

Without sinking so deep into babyish vibe, I want to give you the wide picture of what you so ignorant with.

Miss trudy and African traveler will take you through kibera and explain the narrative for you.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-a-6UzsUcag
I know when you see Nairobi, skyline comes to mind then forget about low hidden posh homes in karen, kileleshwa, lavington, kitisuru, muthaiga, lang'ata etc.

Zombies like you will not rant why you don't see those houses when we post Nairobi skylines but rush to sing why the hidden kibera does not show on our pics.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=W3NIgWNh1Vs

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yXRvgio_X4M

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=I-2t6FqELxs

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=F8mr97ZGMJg

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RS0v8an6uZY
Nairobi upperhill and westlands CBD alone is so massive and her peers are not in West.
Zoning laws is what makes Nairobi stands up against many cities.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=F5Nud_-bxrc ~Nairobi metro

rvp2018:
RSA is not at par with Egypt when it come to construction. Egypt is mega construction site - cement consumption at nearly 60M metric tonnes. That is more than 4 times South Africa (at 14-15m). South Africa is almost at kenya level - if you factor that South Africa is twice bigger than Kenya - and has 10m more people.

South Africa — Botswana — Cape Verde — Cameroon — Tunisia — Algeria — Egypt — Electricity and piped water are universally available in Egypt, 86% of people have sewerage -- well above the average of 30%. Mauritius — Mauritius tops four out of five of the charts in this report

Egypt a playing catchup.


Do you want me to list countries Kenya is behind?

Nairobi - accra - cannot get there but just dreaming and faking data

We were talking construction. Yes there is no doubt that South Africa is one of most developed country in Sub-Sahara Africa. That is mostly thanks to minerals - that are now depleted.

Austine1213:
South Africa — Botswana — Cape Verde — Cameroon — Tunisia — Algeria — Egypt — Electricity and piped water are universally available in Egypt, 86% of people have sewerage -- well above the average of 30%. Mauritius — Mauritius tops four out of five of the charts in this report

Egypt a playing catchup.


Do you want me to list countries Kenya is behind?

Austine1213:
South Africa — Botswana — Cape Verde — Cameroon — Tunisia — Algeria — Egypt — Electricity and piped water are universally available in Egypt, 86% of people have sewerage -- well above the average of 30%. Mauritius — Mauritius tops four out of five of the charts in this report

Egypt a playing catchup.


Do you want me to list countries Kenya is behind?

In electricity, Kenya is now at 86% coverage.

But you can still mention those countries.

rvp2018:
RSA is not at par with Egypt when it come to construction. Egypt is mega construction site - cement consumption at nearly 60M metric tonnes. That is more than 4 times South Africa (at 14-15m). South Africa is almost at kenya level - if you factor that South Africa is twice bigger than Kenya - and has 10m more people.

East Africa consumption is at 13m tons

And Ethiopia least east africa consumption lol

Shma2020:
In electricity, Kenya is now at 86% coverage.

But you can still mention those countries.

Provide stats lol

Shma2020:
You're talking out of pain, ignorance and stupidity.
The debate was about your MAIN CBD, but it seems the heat was just too high for you to start peddling kibera photos.

Without sinking so deep into babyish vibe, I want to give you the wide picture of what you so ignorant with.

Miss trudy and African traveler will take you through kibera and explain the narrative for you.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-a-6UzsUcag
I know when you see Nairobi, skyline comes to mind then forget about low hidden posh homes in karen, kileleshwa, lavington, kitisuru, muthaiga, lang'ata etc.

Zombies like you will not rant why you don't see those houses when we post Nairobi skylines but rush to sing why the hidden kibera does not show on our pics.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=W3NIgWNh1Vs

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yXRvgio_X4M

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=I-2t6FqELxs

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=F8mr97ZGMJg

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RS0v8an6uZY
Nairobi upperhill and westlands CBD alone is so massive and her peers are not in West.
Zoning laws is what makes Nairobi stands up against many cities.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=F5Nud_-bxrc ~Nairobi metro

Blend this with this 2km stretch from wetlands (part of westlands).


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EuoAznN-Alc

rvp2018:
We were talking construction. Yes there is no doubt that South Africa is one of most developed country in Sub-Sahara Africa. That is mostly thanks to minerals - that are now depleted.

Dude South Africa got industries minerals are 9% of SA GDP

Which minerals are depleted? Lol

rvp2018:
We were talking construction. Yes there is no doubt that South Africa is one of most developed country in Sub-Sahara Africa. That is mostly thanks to minerals - that are now depleted.

In terms of infrastructure only Mauritius is ahead of SA

Lol so you know where Kenya ranks?

Southern africa is not doing any better

Austine1213:
East Africa consumption is at 13m tons

And Ethiopia least east africa consumption lol

Austine1213:
Provide stats lol

As of 2019, you'll get the report for all countries.
https://www.iea.org/reports/sdg7-data-and-projections/access-to-electricity

rvp2018:
RSA is not at par with Egypt when it come to construction. Egypt is mega construction site - cement consumption at nearly 60M metric tonnes. That is more than 4 times South Africa (at 14-15m). South Africa is almost at kenya level - if you factor that South Africa is twice bigger than Kenya - and has 10m more people.

Egypt is playing catchup, after all they should be consuming more as their population is 100m

As expected you can't expect Botswana of 3m people to consume than 50 million population. The demand is not the same

South Africa for most of 20th century was the Saudi Arabia of minerals - and that is what British/Boers used to build one of world most impressive infrastructure.

Kenya has been unlucky with minerals and we have had to bootstrap resources.

Unfortunately RSA has depleted it's minerals without becoming developed nation.

Last decade alone - economy has tanked - and next decades doesn't look any better.

Austine1213:
Dude South Africa got industries minerals are 9% of SA GDP

Which minerals are depleted? Lol

Shma2020:
As of 2019, you'll get the report for all countries.
https://www.iea.org/reports/sdg7-data-and-projections/access-to-electricity

What is the Kenyan energy ministry saying lol?

of course they are doing catch up - in a pretty impressive scale.

Austine1213:
Egypt is playing catchup, after all they should be consuming more as their population is 100m

As expected you can't expect Botswana of 3m people to consume than 50 million population. The demand is not the same

rvp2018:
South Africa for most of 20th century was the Saudi Arabia of minerals - and that is what British/Boers used to build one of world most impressive infrastructure.

Kenya has been unlucky with minerals and we have had to bootstrap resources.

Unfortunately RSA has depleted it's minerals without becoming developed nation.

Last decade alone - economy has tanked - and next decades doesn't look any better.

Which minerals are depleted? Lol

rvp2018:
South Africa for most of 20th century was the Saudi Arabia of minerals - and that is what British/Boers used to build one of world most impressive infrastructure.

Kenya has been unlucky with minerals and we have had to bootstrap resources.

Unfortunately RSA has depleted it's minerals without becoming developed nation.

Last decade alone - economy has tanked - and next decades doesn't look any better.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UG05ykXtSUs

I'm still on Durban

Austine1213:
What is the Kenyan energy ministry saying lol?

You asked for the link, didn't you? .

Our ministry is aiming to achieve universal supply before 2025.

Start with gold. From being top gold producers for nearly 100yrs - now you're no 8-10. Joburg was built from gold. That gold right now is 10km deep and it doesn't make any economic sense to mine it.

South Africa is familiar tragedy. If you know anything about Latin America then you'll understand that Spain and Portugal developed (without industralizing) by minning Latin America dry. The same with South Africa - the whites - dutch/british/jew - mined your country dry and left you poor.

Austine1213:
Which minerals are depleted? Lol

Show us something being constructed - not wet dreams. leave those for Nigerians.

Austine1213:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UG05ykXtSUs

I'm still on Durban

rvp2018:
South Africa for most of 20th century was the Saudi Arabia of minerals - and that is what British/Boers used to build one of world most impressive infrastructure.

Kenya has been unlucky with minerals and we have had to bootstrap resources.

Unfortunately RSA has depleted it's minerals without becoming developed nation.

Last decade alone - economy has tanked - and next decades doesn't look any better.

If things were not looking better

-Ford wouldn't invest $1 billion 2021, n closing all Brazil plants
-Google wouldn't have invested 3billion in SA in 2020
-Amazon wouldn't have invested a further $400m in SA in 2020
-BMW wouldn't have invested further $500m in SA
-VW expansion
-Toyota expansion
-Mercedes expanding in
- Isuzu expanding in SA
-Mahindra expanding in SA
Etc

Companies invest where they see future, follow the money trail you'll see what's the country prospects

If you don't see that you just like Zimbabweans who still believe they are the most literate in africa in 2020

Austine1213:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UG05ykXtSUs

I'm still on Durban

Before going to Egypt, you need to first come here in Kenya and compete with the peer projects.

USD 2. 4 billion is too cheap for Egyptian Gothic cities.

Konza alone is doing nearly US$14.5bn.

Shma2020:
Before going to Egypt, you need to first come here in Kenya and compete with the peer projects.

USD 2. 4 billion is very cheap for Egyptian Gothic cities.

Konza alone is doing nearly US$14.5bn.

The beach frnt will be 2.4 billion


The smart city project is $71 billion, what are you on about lol

That does not even include the massive roads infrastructure expansion

rvp2018:
Start with gold. From being top gold producers for nearly 100yrs - now you're no 8-10. Joburg was built from gold. That gold right now is 10km deep and it doesn't make any economic sense to mine it.

South Africa is familiar tragedy. If you know anything about Latin America then you'll understand that Spain and Portugal developed (without industralizing) by minning Latin America dry. The same with South Africa - the whites - dutch/british/jew - mined your country dry and left you poor.

Lol so you telling me you not aware is now industrialized, we no longer relent on minerals

You not aware that South African minerals developed it, that mining is not in plans of South Africa future?

You cannot be that ignorant,

Austine1213:
The beach frnt will be 2.4 billion


The smart city project is $71 billion, what are you on about lol

That does not even include the massive roads infrastructure expansion

F*ck f*ck!!!


Is that the biggest project in SA cos you're lying.


Post the link that breaks down the cost of that project.

rvp2018:
Show us something being constructed - not wet dreams. leave those for Nigerians.

I always tell you in SA is very difficult to find construction footages, it's not that we need to see it we used to seeing things constructed,

Even people overseas complain why we not showcasing our developments,

But anyway I'll search for them I'll post them here

Shma2020:
F*ck f*ck!!!


Is that the biggest project in SA cos you're lying.


Post the link that breaks down the cost of that project.

I'll let you do the honors

Your automobile industry is good - but generally - you're not doing enough. Your fdi per annum are 2.5-4B dollars. Very small for a country of 60m that is about size of Nigeria.

Austine1213:
If things were not looking better

-Ford wouldn't invest $1 billion 2021, n closing all Brazil plants
-Google wouldn't have invested 3billion in SA in 2020
-Amazon wouldn't have invested a further $400m in SA in 2020
-BMW wouldn't have invested further $500m in SA
-VW expansion
-Toyota expansion
-Mercedes expanding in
- Isuzu expanding in SA
-Mahindra expanding in SA
Etc

Companies invest where they see future, follow the money trail you'll see what's the country prospects

If you don't see that you just like Zimbabweans who still believe they are the most literate in africa in 2020

Shma2020:
You asked for the link, didn't you? .

Our ministry is aiming to achieve universal supply before 2025.

What is your energy ministry saying in terms of energy sully rate? Lol