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It even sad to see him push the Ghanian mad cow over the cliff. gallivant: |
First I am not a boy. I could be your father. But you're too stupid to be one of me. Obaaderemi2: |
Understand role of Exim Bank first. AfriExim bank has not lent to kenya. They made a 3yr commitment. That remain empty commitment until the money arrives in gov coffers. https://www.afreximbank.com/afreximbank-launches-us3-billion-country-programme-with-the-government-of-kenya-%EF%BF%BC/ Nairobi, Kenya, 03 May 2023 – African Export-Import Bank (“Afreximbank” or the “Bank”) on 2 May 2023 in Nairobi signed a US$3 Billion Country Programme with the Government of Kenya. The official signing ceremony was witnessed by President William Ruto at State House Nairobi. The memorandum was signed by Kenya’s Honourable Cabinet Secretary of the Ministry of National Treasury and Economic Planning, Professor Njuguna Ndungu, and the President and Chairman of the Board of Directors of Afreximbank, Professor Benedict Oramah, in the presence of President William Ruto. The memorandum establishes a framework for the implementation of the Country Programme for the Republic of Kenya. The three-year Country Programme of up to US$3 billion will support viable trade and trade-related investments in Kenya in both the private and public sectors. The financing package will be implemented using several instruments, including loans, guarantee facilities, trade services, investment banking and advisory services. Kenya will be the first country to access Afreximbank’s recently introduced Climate Change Adaptation Facility to be implemented as a component of the country programme, with an US$800 million Kenya Climate Change Adaptation Facility (KCCAF). This will be directed towards developing 200 irrigation schemes under a public-private partnership framework using structures that are budget and sovereign-debt-neutral. Just40: |
Safaricom to assemble a 1million smartphones annually in Nairobi https://www.businessdailyafrica.com/bd/corporate/companies/safaricom-reveals-plan-to-set-up-smartphone-factory--4244820 Safaricom has revealed that it is setting up a factory in Kenya, which will assemble between 1.2 million and 1.4 million smartphones a year, making it one the biggest players lining up to implement President William Ruto's plan of producing Africa's cheapest gadgets. |
When I told South Africans that Nairobi will overtake Joburg they didnt believe. Driving on that Expressway - you dont need any more convincing. gallivant: |
Focus on your mental health first. Just40: |
Obaboon ranting. Yes where do you think EXIM BANK of AFRICA will get 4B dollars to lend to kenya. That one empty committment from arm chair somewhere in Cairo. Obaaderemi2: |
Focus on Ghana - with only 4 million metered connection in a country of 7-8 Million household. kenya has now 10 million plus metered electricity connection in a country of 12-13m household. The last push to universal coverage will definitely happen in two years. That would be first in Sub Saharan Africa. Just40: |
Idiots - what is signed are just empty committment - not money in bank - some of those are 5yr committments. For example - IMF has commited to lend broke Ghana 3.5B dollars in 3yrs - but gave out just 600M dollars - in 1st tranches - next tranches will be 8 months with good behaviour. Just40: |
Well kenya is adding 1.2 million electricity customers - that is 5 million people annually And gov is now doing final push to get to universal coverage. This was last year->Kenya Power hits 9 million customers, adds over 600k in six Months Broke Ghana continue crying https://www.businessdailyafrica.com/bd/markets/market-news/kenya-tops-growth-connections-of-electricity-3464710 Kenya has been ranked as the top country in the world in reducing the population with no access to electricity, pointing to the impact of the State’s focus on rural areas for nearly a decade. The Energy Progress Report for 2021, a product of a partnership between the World Bank and bodies such as the International Energy Agency, says Kenya’s electrification pace is now ahead of population growth. Kenya’s annualised increase in electricity access between 2010 and 2019 was at 5.6 percent — the largest among the top 20 countries in the world with the biggest electricity access gap. The increased pace of electrification, also supported by off-grid solutions such as solar, points to the fruits of the State’s last-mile connectivity programme, which was launched in 2014 mainly targeting rural areas. Kenya’s growth dwarfed the world’s average growth of 0.8 percent, with the closest countries being Bangladesh (4.1 percent), Uganda (3.2 percent), Tanzania (2.5 percent), India (2.4 percent), Myanmar and the Democratic People’s Republic of Korea with 2.2 percent each. Just40: |
EVs are catching fire in China - Kenya should prepare to transition with it. In 2-3yrs the public transport will see lot of movement to EV as petrol is very expensive. QueenNyakim: |
Kenya is not a small Zoo. What is borrowed is published and is well known. International borrowing has dried up - save for occasional IMF. Domestic borrowing still trending behind at 44.7% of target as at close of March 2023. Just40:
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Last census was done in 2019. Annually we are adding 1millin connection - that is 4-5 million kenyans 2019 to now 2023 - do the maths slowpoke. We have added 20 million more. In 2019 - 6,069,680 - census reported those household. In 2023 - we have 10 million household plus now. Just40: |
Germany 2020- Green energy - was 40% 2023- Green energy - now at 60%. Annually 5% increase. That means by 2030 - Germany will be full renewable energy And it's economy remain resilient - And Russia energy has been removed completely. Just40: |
Kenya electricity is approaching universal coverage with clean energy. The EV is still at infancy - but it by far more advanced that many in Africa. Just40: |
Nonsense. Ruto is so behind borrowing as he has refused to raise interest rate. With two months to go - Kenya gov borrowing was not even 50% of the target of 2022/2023. Spend sometime and enrol in basic public finance - and maybe you will sound less like a Ghanian slowpoke. StivoH2022: |
Mad cow, Germany has actually accelerated it move to green energy, after it was forced to wean itself from Russia oil and gas. And they are doing so well. Just40: |
In just 8 months - Ruto has digitized 5,000 gov services - days before his deadline of june
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Safe nuclear energy is part of the deal. Definitely oil and coal is last century polluting technology. Germany will not go back. You need a country full of idiots to go back to polluting the environment for cheap money. Just40: |
Let chip in your shoulder fall and you'll see things more clearly. There is nothing like them versus us. There is nothing like we invented or they invented. Scientist who invent things are not racist or tribal. We are all humans including rascals, racist and all of that. We do what is good for humanity. QueenNyakim: |
The day we agree with you I will be very worried. I like it everytime we disagree. I know I am still sane. Just40: |
Ruto has solid track record of delivering. Right from MP in Eldoret, to Ass Minister (1st to be allowed to sit in cabinet), to minister, to Deputy (Jubilee first term success down to him) and to now. Right now almost every world leader is tropping to see Ruto. Except Putin, China man and such idiots whom Ruto has no time for. Finally the world can see the heir of Meles Zenawi - an Africa leader with brain, work ethic and leadership. The stampede from leading world leaders with their investments delegation jetting into Nairobi for bilateral talks with President William Ruto underscores Kenya’s place in the world. GeneralDae:
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Germany are doubling down. Their leader was in Kenya to learn about geothermal. Your friend in Russia can sell their oil to Chinese but for how long. China EVs are becoming huge. Already 25% of all new cars sold in China are EV. Only countries that dont have thinking leadership are not preparing for the next decade. Just40: |
Excellent. I wish these Ghanian would be taken back to school so they can string such cogent arguments. Kenya is doing well on energy sector - and we are starting to see some movement in EV And Ruto has definitely seized the momentum. EV buses are starting to gather momentum Simon W. Nderitu @NderittuSimon · May 16 A normal day around Nairobi today MUST include the sight of Electric Buses. Here are two from rival EV makers Roam(left) and BasiGO(right). Soon, combustion engine vehicles will give in and give up and park up! QueenNyakim:
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Ruto had a solid proven track record of delivering. He is not Ghanian dwarf who talked a storm over nonsense. Ruto talk sense. GeneralDae: |
You have worst education ever. No gov will ever stop borrowing. Gov intends to slow down borrowing until we hit recommended 55% debt to gdp in 2025. StivoH2022: |
Ruto admin is not Buhari. Obaaderemi2: |
Deficit to GDP ->5.7 to 4.1 percent of GDP. Obaaderemi2: |
I excluded County security budget in kenya too. Every county has their own enforcement officers - for by laws, drugs, and such small crimes. Nairobi governor is inspecting his security officers. They dont carry guns - just batons. GeneralDae:
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“The authorities have responded promptly to the challenges. On the fiscal side, government spending execution has been prudent this fiscal year, consistent with available resources. Moreover, the draft FY2023/24 budget submitted to Parliament proposes to further reduce the deficit from 5.7 to 4.1 percent of GDP, with significant new revenue measures consistent with the objective of reducing the ratio of debt to GDP . Monetary policy has also been tightened, with the central bank policy rate having been increased by 250 basis points over the past year. Obaaderemi2: |
It too late to engage in climate deniliasm. This time to get onboard and become the new winners of clean tech, EV, climate financing, green energy. That is Kenya gov best bet and best foot forward. There is definitely a lot of money out there in climate change/carbon trading waiting to be tapped by frontiers and leaders in new clean energy. Just40: |
Again IMF who knows more about Kenya data than baboon in the Zoo disagree. https://www.imf.org/en/News/Articles/2023/05/23/pr23171-kenya-imf-reaches-sla-5th-rev-eff-arr-rsf The economy has been strained by a challenging external environment. The planned fiscal consolidation is appropriate, while protecting priority social spending. Exchange rate flexibility and proactive monetary policy will remain critical to preserving macroeconomic stability and supporting market confidence against the backdrop of a challenging global economic outlook and continued uncertainty in international financial markets. The medium-term outlook for the Kenyan economy remains favorable. Advancing structural and governance reforms and sustaining efforts to build climate resilience, including by strengthening institutions to deliver and monitor Kenya’s ambitious climate agenda, will help support macroeconomic stability. Obaaderemi2:
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