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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

Mr, the project is nice but you don't have to lie and support your project with EGO.

Here is the breakdown of costs.

An[b] insane R39 billion worth of developments are in the pipeline for KZN – including a giant Ferris wheel
Staff Writer 3 years ago[/b]


KwaZulu Natal has at least 15 new major developments in the pipeline to boost tourism in the region, according to Tourism Updates, which will carry development costs of up to R39 billion.

Accounting for the biggest portion of this total (as much as R35 billion) is the Durban Point precinct development, which aims to completely transform Durban’s prime beachfront property into a massive mixed-use waterfront.

The final build will include hotels, residential apartments, office parks and retail developments – and will also see a new cruise ship terminal (valued at R215 million) constructed nearby.

The project his already underway, through a R300 million promenade development , though the precinct is only expected to be completed after 2022.

One of the stand-out projects, however, is the so-called “Durban Eye”, which is a planned R375 million Ferris wheel, which will mimic similar ‘observation’ wheels found around the world – such as the London Eye.

According to Tourism Updates, the Durban Eye will consist of 27 fully enclosed air-conditioned cabins that each hold 16 passengers, and will take passengers 78 metres above the ground on a 15- to 20-minute four-revolution ride.

While information is scarce, various sites have reportedly been identified including the Durban Point precinct, uShaka Marine, and Moses Mabhida, among others.

Below are a list of planned projects and their development costs, as reported by Tourism Updates.

rvp2018:
of course they are doing catch up - in a pretty impressive scale.

The way you amazed at Egypts new city it seems like you just found about it in 2020

While construction has been going since 2015 you too slow

Austine1213:
I'll let you do the honors

I didn't delay.

I know the kind of ego you have will not allow you to do that

Shma2020:
Mr, the project is nice but you don't have to lie and support your project with EGO.

Here is the breakdown of costs.

An[b] insane R39 billion worth of developments are in the pipeline for KZN – including a giant Ferris wheel
Staff Writer 3 years ago[/b]


KwaZulu Natal has at least 15 new major developments in the pipeline to boost tourism in the region, according to Tourism Updates, which will carry development costs of up to R39 billion.

Accounting for the biggest portion of this total (as much as R35 billion) is the Durban Point precinct development, which aims to completely transform Durban’s prime beachfront property into a massive mixed-use waterfront.

The final build will include hotels, residential apartments, office parks and retail developments – and will also see a new cruise ship terminal (valued at R215 million) constructed nearby.

The project his already underway, through a R300 million promenade development , though the precinct is only expected to be completed after 2022.

One of the stand-out projects, however, is the so-called “Durban Eye”, which is a planned R375 million Ferris wheel, which will mimic similar ‘observation’ wheels found around the world – such as the London Eye.

According to Tourism Updates, the Durban Eye will consist of 27 fully enclosed air-conditioned cabins that each hold 16 passengers, and will take passengers 78 metres above the ground on a 15- to 20-minute four-revolution ride.

While information is scarce, various sites have reportedly been identified including the Durban Point precinct, uShaka Marine, and Moses Mabhida, among others.

Below are a list of planned projects and their development costs, as reported by Tourism Updates.

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Please.. Don't lie again.

Austine1213:
What is your energy ministry saying in terms of energy sully rate? Lol

why can't post it here if you know what the ministry is saying?

Lol .

Shma2020:
Mr, the project is nice but you don't have to lie and support your project with EGO.

Here is the breakdown of costs.

An[b] insane R39 billion worth of developments are in the pipeline for KZN – including a giant Ferris wheel
Staff Writer 3 years ago[/b]

So you didn't


KwaZulu Natal has at least 15 new major developments in the pipeline to boost tourism in the region, according to Tourism Updates, which will carry development costs of up to R39 billion.

Accounting for the biggest portion of this total (as much as R35 billion) is the Durban Point precinct development, which aims to completely transform Durban’s prime beachfront property into a massive mixed-use waterfront.

The final build will include hotels, residential apartments, office parks and retail developments – and will also see a new cruise ship terminal (valued at R215 million) constructed nearby.

The project his already underway, through a R300 million promenade development , though the precinct is only expected to be completed after 2022.

One of the stand-out projects, however, is the so-called “Durban Eye”, which is a planned R375 million Ferris wheel, which will mimic similar ‘observation’ wheels found around the world – such as the London Eye.

According to Tourism Updates, the Durban Eye will consist of 27 fully enclosed air-conditioned cabins that each hold 16 passengers, and will take passengers 78 metres above the ground on a 15- to 20-minute four-revolution ride.

While information is scarce, various sites have reportedly been identified including the Durban Point precinct, uShaka Marine, and Moses Mabhida, among others.

Below are a list of planned projects and their development costs, as reported by Tourism Updates.

lol you didn't check the R1trillion Durban smart city developments

I also shared the video

When did I talk about new city in Cairo. I am actually impressed by hotels they building in mediterrian sea - ultimately this will earn them lot of money from European tourists.

You engage in what is called strawman arguments. Enact a straw man, attribute it to someone else and then go ahead to demolish it - and act like you're anything but obtuse.

Austine1213:
The way you amazed at Egypts new city it seems like you just found about it in 2020

While construction has been going since 2015 you too slow

Shma2020:
If you know what he's saying you can post it here.

Lol .
Do I have to spoon feed you like the way you do to your boer masters.

Nah Kenya is not that interesting for me to search about

Lol

Austine1213:
lol you didn't check the R1trillion Durban smart city developments

I also shared the video

We're actually discussing the project you posted.
The USD 2.4 B Durban smart city development.

rvp2018:
When did I talk about new city in Cairo. I am actually impressed by hotels they building in mediterrian sea - ultimately this will earn them lot of money from European tourists.

You engage in what is called strawman arguments. Enact a straw man, attribute it to someone else and then go ahead to demolish it - and act like you're anything but obtuse.

It's like you were not aware that egypt tourist has always been Europeans lol

It's literally two or one hours from Europe, even Morocco is minutes away from europe

Lol

Austine1213:
Nah Kenya is not that interesting for me to search about

Lol

Your ego will kill you one day.

But We thank God you don't dwell in SA rich estates or surburb.
you stay in a shack where an exreme poor folk in Kenya can be found.


Your creator was just fair enough to land you here so that you can keep spewing your despicable contents around.

Shma2020:
We're actually discussing the project you posted.
The USD 2.4 B Durban smart city development.

USD 2.4 Billion is just the beach front not the smart city development

The smart city development is a $71billion

Morroco does a better job than Egypt. Egypt is trying to catch up. Somehow you think you KNOW ANYTHING? That you can teach us. You went to horrible South africa education system - never forget that. Kenyans maybe be poorer than south africa - but they are more wordly if not intelligent - because of our high quality of education.

Austine1213:
It's like you were not aware that egypt tourist has always been Europeans lol

It's literally two or one hours from Europe, even Morocco is minutes away from europe

Lol

Austine1213:
USD 2.4 Billion is just the beach front not the smart city development

The smart city development is a $71billion

An insane R39 billion worth of developments are in the pipeline for KZN – including a giant Ferris wheel
Staff Writer 3 years ago


KwaZulu Natal has at least 15 new major developments in the pipeline to boost tourism in the region, according to Tourism Updates, which will carry development costs of up to R39 billion.

Accounting for the biggest portion of this total (as much as R35 billion) is the Durban Point precinct development, which aims to completely transform Durban’s prime beachfront property into a massive mixed-use waterfront.

The final build will include hotels, residential apartments, office parks and retail developments – and will also see a new cruise ship terminal (valued at R215 million) constructed nearby.

The project his already underway, through a R300 million promenade development, though the precinct is only expected to be completed after 2022.


Among the list of developments highlighted by Tourism Updates, sourced from the recent World Travel Market Africa trade show, are a large number of resorts, hotels and lodges that are expected to be built in around KZN’s tourist hotspots.

One of the stand-out projects, however, is the so-called “Durban Eye”, which is a planned R375 million Ferris wheel, which will mimic similar ‘observation’ wheels found around the world – such as the London Eye.

Stop fooling around, check the bolded.

Shma2020:
Your ego will kill you one day.

But We thank God you don't dwell in SA rich estates or surburb.
you stay in a shack where an exreme poor folk in Kenya can be found.


Your creator was just fair enough to land you here so that you can keep spewing your despicable contents around.

There you go again with his picture.
You are too petty

vankelvin:
There you go again with his picture.
You are too petty

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That Is to remind him where he belongs.

I will post it one million times once he pools out despicable comments towards other countries..

Zombie.

Austine1213:
USD 2.4 Billion is just the beach front not the smart city development

The smart city development is a $71billion

The main part of the project.
Accounting for the biggest portion of this total (as much as R35 billion) is the Durban Point precinct development, which aims to completely transform Durban’s prime beachfront property into a massive mixed-use waterfront.

Apartments and hotels(build up areas)
The final build will include hotels, residential apartments, office parks and retail developments – and will also see a new cruise ship terminal (valued at R215 million) constructed nearby.

Shma2020:
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That Is to remind him where he belongs.

I will post it one million times once he pools out despicable comments towards other countries..

Zombie.

Whenever you loose any argument you resort to posting his picture.

vankelvin:
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Whenever you loose any argument you resort to posting his picture.

There is nothing like loosing an argument.

Posting his picture is also part of an argument.

Zombie

Shma2020:
Your ego will kill you one day.

But We thank God you don't dwell in SA rich estates or surburb.
you stay in a shack where an exreme poor folk in Kenya can be found.


Your creator was just fair enough to land you here so that you can keep spewing your despicable contents around.

Unfortunately that's not where I stay, that's my grandparents home

My parents stay in town

I stay in alone in a rented apartment

But because you suffer from backfire effect I'll let you be

Shma2020:
There is nothing like loosing an argument.

Posting his picture is also part of an argument.

Zombie

Okay kontinuo . Whatever keeps you calm at night

Austine1213:
Unfortunately that's not where I stay, that's my grandparents home

My parents stay in town

I stay in alone in a rented apartment

But because you suffer from backfire effect I'll let you be

You can try save face to your ar*s lickers but reality will remain that that place is your dwelling place.

That's where your mum and dad dwells from. And If you have a nicer place than that, then it should be a bedsitter where your struggling parents are trying to pay rent for you.

But try to smile man. Poverty is not inevitable.

Shma2020:
Blend this with this 2km stretch from wetlands (part of westlands).


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

Hey still waiting patiently for best of Mombasa and other part of Kenya counties.

vankelvin:
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Okay kontinuo . Whatever keeps you calm at night

I will stop nah.

I've stopped.

Jamestown123:
Hey still waiting patiently for best of Mombasa and other part of Kenya counties.

sorry.. I forgot.

Give me 30mins and will be back with them.

vankelvin:
[b]

Whenever you loose any argument you resort to posting his picture.

He think I live with my grandparents lol

He forgot I have parents who has their own house

He forgot that I'm a student on my 2nd degree now I stay in a an rented apartment

But he suffering from backfire effect

popizaino:
This is way better than Accra,case in point slums not intergrated in the city, it is separate.

segregated to form 80% of Nairobi


That's real destitute living .

At least, in Accra, poor people live in better housing with access to quality infrastructure.


That gives them a better quality of Life that even the rich in kenya cant have.

Sensible countries have decided to move their poor people into their city proper, so they can have a better quality of life.

But as dumb as you are, you prefer segregation.

popizaino:
The bolded shows you don't even understand what you are saying and you just run your mouth for the sake of it.

Let's even agree with your claim Nairobi is 80% slum and the remaining 20% is a developed part,at least the 80% is clearly separated from the developed part,government can decide to demolish the slum and fill it up with world class housing and every thing becomes ok,but how do ghanaian government begin to tackle that of Accra which according to you might have 20% slum and 80% developed part when the 20% slum is well intergrated in the rest of the city?

Even the richest and most developed countries have decided to integrate their poor people into well functioning neighbourhoods because studies have shown that, doing so reduces crime and provides better quality of living for poor people.

Here you are celebrating the segregation of poor people into crime infested slum of low lives.

How low will you sink ?

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

Too bad, the best of Nairobi can only compare to The average neighbourhoods of Takoradi.

Just a drive through ordinary Takoradi residential areas and you are already trembling to post the best of Nairobi because you know, only that will be able to compare.


Next tears

You forgot to add muthiaga, I heard it's the best neighbourhood from Rvp.
Only for me to check it out and the roads are terrible and the neighbourhood hideous

Shma2020:
The main part of the project.
Accounting for the biggest portion of this total (as much as R35 billion) is the Durban Point precinct development, which aims to completely transform Durban’s prime beachfront property into a massive mixed-use waterfront.

Apartments and hotels(build up areas)
The final build will include hotels, residential apartments, office parks and retail developments – and will also see a new cruise ship terminal (valued at R215 million) constructed nearby.

Durban smart city development is R1trillion(($71billion)

rvp2018:
Morroco does a better job than Egypt. Egypt is trying to catch up. Somehow you think you KNOW ANYTHING? That you can teach us. You went to horrible South africa education system - never forget that. Kenyans maybe be poorer than south africa - but they are more wordly if not intelligent - because of our high quality of education.

I didn't want to include other countries

As the countries at question was Egypt, kenya

Nice neighborhood for people of Enugu. This state is where I live currently. Enugu Sha fine, but I haven't have time to go out and take photos.