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We are the same. Anal sex is a no to me.

mtisTheQubit:

noo man..bythe way have done lots of stuff some scary but not ths ...about the oral s.ex thingy..dude thats funny

Next time you work colleague or boss is gay - what will you do? quit your job? As long as it's someone free will and it's btw two or three or ten consenting adults; it doesnt affect you.

Shma2020:
Let people who choose gayism be - their hormones drive them there. And If you're straight and you're busy discuss gayism sh*t then f*ck off. Ignore this sh*t or create a forum where you guys can engage with queers and understand it there.

Maybe you're closet gay. Embrace your sexuality. If you want to do it - do it. Just find consenting adult. The same way when I was new to Nairobi - I could not believe someone who do MouthAction - but soon I found myself doing it. Now in this region - MouthAction is almost a given - this life; let people maximize their bodies; nobody said the mouth or tounge is a sexual object - but some people experimented and soon it spread. Maybe anal sex is the thing you badly need _

mtisTheQubit:
Ok msee tuwache hii story .. there are topics i really really don like discussing about...

But it false premise to imagine people become homesexual because they are encouraged or an advert is placed somewhere to get into it - I believe it's deeper than that. By the time someone want to have anal sex...it gotta be deeper feeling from their body.

mtisTheQubit:
Bro forget about white supremacy..ya think your mother will encourage you to get a boy friend? just asking

Exactly.

Flamemignon1:
Nobody murdered queers, they were seen as part of the society. White supremacy really did a number on us

Yes, it not my anus. Personally I am straight. But I have had very good colleagues who are gay - it's a little bit revolting - but everytime I remind myself to respect people and their choices.

Nothing will stop homesexuality - you cannot go inspecting people anus - so you can prove it.

Whether it reconginsed or accepted - some people will do it.

mtisTheQubit:
True...an i hate debate on sexual matters..its btw 2 parties ..or three

Yes the debate on whether to allow or not - will continue - but homesexuality will continue to happen btw bed sheets hopefully of consenting adults in AFRICA and worldwide.

mtisTheQubit:
Yes it existed .even Women-on-women marriage does exist today..but what i dont agree is one to put in such a way that african societies accepted that as a norm..its a taboo just like incest is...but still folks does practice incest eve today

You're wrong - Kenya population inflexion point was in 2016 - from then our population has been growing less and less - we are about to enter into demographic transition.

Infact in some regions - schools are closing for lack of students.

This is why kenya is just about enter very high growth face - because soon we will have more adults than kids - and kenyans will become richer very quickly - have more savings.

Just like China - having 4 people working for 1 kid.

I think in about 5yrs - the working adults will be more than dependants - and that is the start of demographic transition - one of the precondition for fast economic growth.

AfriqueDuZuid:
You see South Africa will not experience a population boom, Kenya will do theres a need to build those tall buildings

Johannesburg experienced a population boom in 60s 70s that's why there was a need for those flats

Pretoria not so much, it built living green spaces,

It's only it's no longer logically to deny the super tall structures anymore - unless you're Ghanian - otherwise they would deny nairobi is growing - the skyscrappers are sticking out like sore thumbs to them - and I tell you Nairobi is about just started.

Shma2020:
Your trepidation is irredeemable. You're just arguing for argument sake. It's better you understand the root of all this before you bring in your controversial opinion.

The bone of contention was Nairobi catching up with jorburg. You just proved my previous point that jorburg is dormant. Nairobi is growing at a fast rate and thus, it will only take less than 8yrs for Nairobi to catch up & even overtake jorburg on horizontal infrastructure. In vertical, whether you're building or not, Nairobi has already catch up. And with the construction boom of skyscrapers in Nairobi, I don't see if jorburg can stand Nairobi in vertical infrastructure 5yrs to come.

My guy. You're confused. I never said mashujaa park museum will be the biggest in africa. It will be among the biggest if not the biggest - comprehend this point before coming up with another contradicting opinion. We're talking about growth rate and when they will interject. It's not about jorburg vs Nairobi. For now jorburg is ahead - in eight yrs, jorburg will be dead.

Your last paragraph rings ignorance. No one is comparing Nairobi with jorburg of today. Horizontal infrastructure which you're talking about was tackled already by me & jln115.

Why do you want to condone or not private matters btw two people? There was a word for it. That tells me it existed. Women-on-women marriage definitely was recognised but not sexually. There was no lesbianism. But gayism or homesexuals existed.

Nearly all kenyan males who have gone to prisons are also sexually molested and most come out gays - I guess

mtisTheQubit:
The issue is not about existence but did your society condone such act..was it a norm in your society...People used to murder others but did society condone such act...

Dont compare yourself with developed countries. After you have developed, eliminated all the slums, dealt with housing deficit, then you can talk about gentrification.

South Africa is like Latin America - stuck in a middle class trap.

Many countries never get out of it - unless they invest heavily in education.

You're neither developed or developing - you're in no mans land - not poor - not rich - and most importantly not moving forward.

AfriqueDuZuid:
Many people look it old Johannesburg as a measuring stick but Johannesburg has long moved from tall buildings.

It has been expanding northward and east, every time asks for Johannesburg they show old Johannesburg(hillbrow, braam etc)

Johannesburg is building social, entertainment and green spaces neighborhoods.... That's what happening in most cities that were build like Johannesburg.

Cities like Madrid, Barcelona, Amsterdam they focus on liveable spaces

Pictures speak? Videos? What will change when you visit?

AfriqueDuZuid:
Kenyans are like Rwandese

They projest it like it's this massive things wait until you actually visit it.

I also agree. Homesexuality existed in Africa. In my culture it was known and practised by some folks.

Flamemignon1:
I've been following this thread for a while and all I can is that.... Look man, you've done your best to educate the ignorant but western indoctrination have so blinded them with hate that they believe homosexuality to be a foreign concept. Just live them to wallow in their ignorance. An homophobe will never agree homosexuality was present in Africa before the advent of the west no matter how much evidence is thrown at them

Nairobi: The fastest city on the planet?

https://edition.cnn.com/travel/article/nairobi-fastest-city-africa/index.html

CNN Richard Quest travels the world - and he could not exclaim - and say - NAIROBI is WORLD FASTEST GROWING CITY.

Anyone who comes to Nairobi reguraly cannot help but exclaim “Nairobi is a Big Construction Site”

Abohboy:
I haven't read anywhere from any financial advisor or expert or any economic news channel that Kenya is about to experience growth like the Asian tigers so I seriously doubt your claims unless you can bring a few sources that share the same sentiment if not then I consider this an ambitious guess at the least

That is just one project in kenya. Like GTC building six tall buildings at once.
For example Rivers Estate are putting 9 - 34 floors buildings - that is just 2,000 units. Nairobi in next 2-3yrs will add 67,000 units in gov land - and more than 200,000 units by private sector.

Look at Two Rivers - the number of 15 floors building coming up there - already all booked - are more than 10-20.

The entire Nairobi is one huge construction site.

And it's just about started.

Abohboy:
Nope they'll need a lot more if South Africa continues to grow in the past three years I can tell you there are about 5 new massive buildings in Sandton you have
Leonardo
Beehive building
A law firm building next to the beehive building
Discovery
Sasol

And those are only the ones I can remember off of my head I promise you South Africa hasn't stagnated and is unlikely to do so anytime soon Nairobi catching up with Joburg in the time frame you've given is only possible if Joburg stagnates

Development or growth is not linear.
Yes Kenya is about to enter into Asia tigers kind of growth -
Kenya has been getting all the pre-condition for high growth nailed.
Next is to basically leapfrog.
That is why I think Nairobi will do it even faster than 10yrs - maybe 7yrs - and country definitely 15yrs.

Abohboy:
Kenya would need 20 - 30 years at current growth to catch up to South Africa
Nairobi would need 15 years minimum to catch up with Joburg
And this estimates are only for if these places stagnate unless growth like China or the Asian tigers is experienced Kenya has no chance let's be real

Who has said there is comparison - south africa is ahead of kenya is nearly all things - but at least in terms of tall building - soon you'll be coming to Nairobi to marvel at them - I doubt you can afford to go further than that.

Kenya as whole is 15yrs from South Africa - Nairobi 10yrs from joburg - all this based on the current trends - where kenya is developing very fast and south africa is basically stuck,

AfriqueDuZuid:
Lol this should not even be a debate.... We have a Kenyan in South Africa who's from Nairobi she has already , talked much on this

Marwa spoke on this

Trudy spoke on this

Even a teenager who relocated to SA will tell you much, there's no comparison here

Gov budget doesnt mean you have a private sector that is thriving enough to create jobs.
If you did Joburg would look like a typical upper middle income country - Turkeys, China, Brazil, Indonesia, Thailand, etc
Today your Africa exclude Egypt that does 550Kgs per bag.
Kenya is at 160kgs per person

But the time you've lost picture debate - and go into data like poor Ghana - then you're down and out indeed.

AfriqueDuZuid:
Lol a country with $150 billion budget cannot afford tall buildings? You know how ridiculous that sounds?

South Africa’s domestic consumption is about 280kg per person, with the rest of Africa’s domestic consumption being comparatively lower:

In the DRC, it is around 30kg per person.
In Rwanda, it is 50kg per person.
In Ethiopia, it is close to 100kg per person.

Guess where Kenya is

Cement and Steel pretty much still a good indicator for the construction industry. But as real estate - maybe not strictly - coz finishing is not cement only.

SUFFERInSMILIIN:
Most people are moving away from cement. When you go 30 years ago you want to build a water tank it has to be concrete or steel. Today 95% of the water tanks are poly fibre or plastic. It is the same thing with building people are moving away from concrete. In fact new research shows that glass is cheaper. Aluminium is also cheaper. One of the biggest problem with concrete is weight and how long does concrete take to dry, so what people are looking for is something which is lighter and can carry more load

You are no longer cannot afford to build it - otherwise you built Leonardo. Your economy cannot generate formal jobs required to fill such office spaces. That is all. Dead economy has no demand for effective economy.

Kenya cement consumption is approaching 8M tonnes - South Africa is at 13M - for a country with 10m more people and twice as big as kenya.

The slight edge you have on Nairobi - is going to disappear soon. From malls, to data centers, name it - infrastructure - all of it - we are catching up.

Kenya as whole is one big construction site.

As for silly neigberhood debate - all you need is to get a map of Nairobi metro built up area - and compare to province of Gauteng - it's pretty close.

AfriqueDuZuid:
I told you South Africa is no longer building tall buildings. Again more emphasis cement consumption.

Johannesburg cement consumption same size than the entire kenya, consumption is one that tells you how much a place is building.

Viaduct is depended on how city is constructed.... You see African tigress also stated that Harare is better planned than Nairobi. Guess what Harare does not have viaduct.

Yes, education is biggest denominator of success, and that is why South Africa is going down. Nigeria is a hopeless case. The number of kids out of school is staggering. The rest are under almajiri schooling system. Just a few elites studying - mostly abroad - are holding the country candle.

SUFFERInSMILIIN:
Do you know before independence most African countries one more advanced than India China and Brazil. It is not about democracy it's all about education. When you have a country like Nigeria when did people are illiterate they will only produce the same product as them. Look at Nigerians abroad there is no difference just this month three heavy documentary have come out about Nigerians committing crimes abroad one is DW TV another one is CNN and the third one is coming out from NBC

Nigeria and rest are nowhere in retail and related.Hosting world events has nothing to do with football. Qatar will be home to the worldcup because it's about having a cities that are modern and capable of hosting events.

Some remove those west africa jungles....egypt and kenya likely to host worldcup and olympics

Abohboy:
No you're still behind both Nigeria and Egypt when it comes to retail and why would Kenya a non football nation host the world cup? If anything Nigeria, Ghana, Cote D'Ivoire or Egypt will host it in Africa no other nation it's between them

That was very evil. If you did not want Kenya chicken because you had finally woken up from slumber (very doubtful) - you should have returned our birds.

Tanzania burns alive 6,400 chicks from Kenya. Potential diplomatic tension has been sparked between Tanzania and Kenya following burning of 6,400 one-day-old chicks

Kazikazi:
Tanzania don't depend on Kenya. Its a risk importing chicks for our local farms,besides,we have huge chicken farms to satisfy the needs. E.g,Irvine's farm in west Kilimanjaro which invested $20m,produces millions of chicks a month,why should we import? There are too many chicken farms in TZ.
Irvine's farm,interchick Tanzania, silverlakes,etc,all are big boys in the industry

Usual nonsense. Never seen any fruit or veggie from Ghana in any supermarket in Europe. It's Kenya, South Africa and Ivory Coast.
Kenya is mostly vegies and avacados.
South Africa avacados.
Botswana you find beef.
Ivory coast bananas and pineapples.
Flowers definitely kenya.
Nuts definitely kenya.
Chocolate you find some from Ivory Coast or at least named after.

Ghana simply DO NOT exist - maybe in few suburbs of London.

All these in almost every supermarket in Europe

Just40:
Ghanaian small holder farmers already have access to the international market ....
They export 4 billion dollars worth of fruit and veggies

Your vegpro could only developed a 1070 ha farmer in your country?

Even small holder farmers do more than that.

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When Ghana dominate even Togo - come and talk.

Our companies are coming to Ghana - and all you have to show in Kenya are 3 dispensing chemist

Vegpro Group is now looking to expand its horizons beyond national borders. Last week, IFC invested $7million to help the company develop a 1,070 ha farm in Ghana. The new farm will boost vegetable production to meet increasing demand from clients in Europe. Vegpro Group will also work with 800 smallholder farmers in Ghana, giving them access to international markets for the first time.

Vegpro Group’s interest in Ghana is well timed. The country recently invested in the Kpong Left Bank Irrigation Project. Vegpro will be the anchor tenant in the irrigation project, after signing a 50 year lease with the Ghanaian government. They have also formed a joint venture company with Air Ghana to manage the new perishables centre at Ghana’s main international airport.


This the kind of technology we are bringing to you backward country

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=R7rVdB0A-8U

vankelvin:
[b]

North East Africa you mean?
Like I was going to ask that since when did
Ethiopia
Somalia
South/Sudan become part of North African region?

Clown, you claim kenya dominates the entire Central African countries and I said Central Africa is the weakest Region so target the best.

Now you are mentioning countries, why don't you be bold and claim that your Kenya now dominates South Africa region?

We are spreading north to Ethiopia/South Sudan - we got Somali captured - and south to Malawi and Zambia. Some Central Africa Republic cargo now passes Mombasa.

I guess you cannot wait to see us in your country Ghana. We will be there very soon.

Make the Africa Free Trade happen.

vankelvin:


The boldened

You are spreading your mediocrity not tentacles... The weakest region in Africa so far is Central Africa so stop making it seem like your country have got some balls over 2 Regions.

Your target should be the [b]best regions not the weakest

The units are very cheap. This kind of investment we need from Chinese to Kenya. The 2 bedroom are going for 30K USD. 1 Bedroom 20Kusd. And you're smack right in Nairobi CBD.

Shma2020:
River estate is actually a nine buildings project. This is the latest report and render of what is currently going on in ngara.

So in ngara, we'll have 9, 34fls towers at once. Ground breaking ended, foundation was layed and Construction is ongoing.

#5thmostdynamiccityintheworld.

Because Rwanda, Burundi and DRC were essentially Central Africa - but have decided to join East Africa - and we are spreading our tentacle through DRC now. Next we will be in Congo and Cameroun. If AfCTA works - very much doubt it will given it's poor Ghana running it - we will get to West Africa. Southern Africa remain a South Africa Colony.

vankelvin:
Why do you Kenyans always like bringing Central Africa into every discussing?
You guys want to make it seem like being ahead of Central Africa in certain indixes/ranking makes you superior?
It doesn't work that way.

Our various countries belong to a certain regional block in Africa. So when you feel you dominate in a certain sector in your Region the next target is the continent, check your might on the continent not Central Africa.. this is common sense...

We all know our central African brothers and sisters are behind in many things so dominating them isn't a big deal. Compare your sorry selves to the
West,South and the North not the Central..

Look like the bot is on me.

Poultry meat production - Ghana 66K, Kenya 88K, Nigeria 235K, South Africa 550k.

Some Ghanian with sense have come to Kenya to learn about dairy farming. Kenya dairy sector has long overtaken South Africa to become Africa's best.

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