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Until Africa have selfless brilliant and great leaders like Mandela, Mboya and Sankara - we will not go anywhere. Botwansa Seretse Khama - who set his country - from bottom to now nearly top in Africa. Recently I am great admirer of Meles Zenawi of Ethiopia and Rwanda's Paul Kagame - despite lacking democratic credentials - their singular focus on uplift their people - have turned almost desperate situations into one of triumph. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XOVsDOG6WWw Hueman: |
In Kenya Africa heroes recognized at least by being named after something 1) Nkrumah - there are two roads - one in Nairobi and Mombasa. 2) Haile Sellaiseh - one major road in Nairobi is named after him 3) Julius Nyerere - one road in Nairobi named after him 4) Patrice Lumumba institute - now Pan African university college. 5) Sankara hotel in Nairobi - Not sure why they chose the name 6) Kenneth Kaunda street - Named after Zambia 1st president But pan-african heroes of independence definitely 1) Kwame 2) Haile 3) Mandela. 4) Nyerere 5) Maybe Jomo Kenyatta...otherwise Mboya should be in there. Who'd come top... Nearly all of them came short - except Mandela and my hero Tom Mboya. Kwame - became a disaster as president. Nyerere - similarly went for communism and left his country bankrupt. Kenyatta - went on unprecedented land grab - taking 0.5m acres for himself. Haile - messed up Ethiopia - he was overthrown in revolution. As for Nigeria. Nigeria maybe Obasanjao or Sani Abacha - the Butcher of Nigeria - are well known. They kept replacing one military leader with another...people lost count. The only real Africa heroes as we speak today 1) Nelson Mandela - it almost a sacrilege to put Nelson Mandela with anyone in that list. 2) Tom Mboya 3) Thomas Sankara The rest fell short of glory...maybe Nyerere deserve to be no 4 - the rest became very corrupt self-serving mofo. Julius Nyerere genuinely made a wrong bet on communism, admitted failure and resigned. He died with one bicycle and one house despite being president for many years. Tanzania remain peaceful, avoided coups and almost has defeated tribalism because Julius Nyerere truly was inspirational leader. His only mistake was intellectually betting on the wrong economic policy. |
Unlike Ghana that lifted Nairobi of 80s and set itself for lofty dream to be Aid free in 2050!! - Kenya Vision 2030 unveiled in 2005 or about - had this picture https://www.mfa.gov.cn/zflt/eng/zfgx/jmhz/W020100504488557590310.jpg An artistic impression of Nairobi as it will look by the year 2030. And look like we have achieved it
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Nairobi continues to scale the heights.
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Precisely. He is just a Igbo bot who think IBO witch doctor can ever wash the shoes of Tom Mboya. Gichwawa254: |
Strawman arguments. When did I say Nkrumah didnt know Azikiwe. I simply said Nkrumah is well known - Azikiwe NO. He is just an ordinary failed Nigerian politician. Nothing more. Now if you dont know Mboya - who achieved great feat - in his 20s - and then you dont know anything. Mboya lead pan-africa movement - worked for release of Mandela, name it it, black civil rights, etc. Who created labour movement in Africa - Tom Mboya. Azikiwe can never wash Mboya shoes - even if Mboya life was cut short in 30s. https://www.ruskin.ac.uk/story/tom-mboya/ Abohboy: |
He is a nobody outside Nigeria. Died 91 having not achieved what Mboya achieved in 20s. Tom Mboya made 1960 Times headline https://img.timeinc.net/time/magazine/archive/covers/1960/1101600307_400.jpg http://content.time.com/time/subscriber/article/0,33009,894716-2,00.html Kenya's Tom Mboya, 29, who used to be courted only by English left-wingers, now holds forth suavely as honor guest in the private dining rooms of London's largest banks and casually keeps a colonial governor waiting while he takes a shower. Twenty years ago, handsome Tom Mboya was just another barefoot child in the untamed highlands of East Africa, where his people had only recently discovered the uses of the wheel. He was born to illiterate parents on the dried cow-dung floor of a grass-roofed hut on the sisal (hemp) estate of Sir William Northrup McMillan, who, a local yarn has it, won his 34,000 acres of Kenya highlands with a throw of the dice in Nairobi's Norfolk Hotel bar. Tom Mboya has come a long way from his origins, but he remembers them and their rigid social order: at the bottom were the African workers, earning $3 a month in the sisal fields; then came the Indian shopkeeper, who sold them kerchiefs, trinkets and tobacco; on top were the few whites around. "Do not set yourself against the white man," warned Tom Mboya's father, a sober, hard-working Jaluo tribesman who was the African headman at the farm's sisal-processing plant. "He is too powerful, and you cannot change him." But Tom Mboya recalls how riled he was at the sight of the stern estate manager, whom the Africans in fear called Bwana Kiboko—the boss who carries the hippo-skin whip. Abohboy: |
Cholera epidemic in 21st century Very active inter-community transmission in Nigeria, specifically in Bauchi, and Kano states, which have recorded 2,535 cases and 18 deaths (CFR 0.7%), and 572 cases including 19 (CFR 3.3%) deaths respectively in the last two weeks. In total Nigeria has 18 states in epidemic out of 36 states in the country, with 3,650 cases and 47 total deaths in the last two weeks. A total of 27.8% of the cases since the beginning of the year are children aged 5 to 14. theTranscriber: |
First ride on Nairobi elevated expressway
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Mboya was waaaaaay ahead of his time. In almost all aspect. He had almost zero tribal bone in his body - his vision was bigger than any tribalism or racism. He was elected Mp in Nairobi where Kikuyus were 80 percent - and not his Luo(he was actually Abasuba). Tom Mboya on Airlifted of 800 africans to best US universities in 1950s- initially for Kenyans - but later adding Ug, TZ, Malawi, Zambians and others When Mboya failed to get US assistance - he then approached the US Senator John F kennedy (not president then) - to have his family foundation funds the airlift. Nearly all the 800 would later return to Africa - to work for the public sector https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DKS-xBrSE48 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=v18hSYOqJik kikuyu1: |
Usual diarhoea Just30: |
You do not have any tax base to talk about. Your country is one sea of informal business. Just30: |
If there is little profit - chinese would not be busy mining your forests. Just30: |
China is largest gold trader - and yet they have no gold mine. All from Ghana and such Africa countries. Dubai alone receives 15B dollars of gold every year from Africa that is not reflected in official documents. China does even more. Just30: |
They must pay in peanuts and grass cutter their taxes. If you remove oil and etc....it's about Rwanda level -5B dollars. Just30: |
Chinese are bringing Ghana gold to invest in Kenya. See this 1B dollar investment they just gave us for nothing. Just those two investment from China worth 1B dollars plus. This is free - your gold https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cUCIb3g11Q4 This too is free - your gold https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7zDoLQmvSIk Just30: |
Tell me how many tax returns are filled by poor Ghanians. Just30: |
Kenyatta is retiring in less than one year. We are one Africa longest democracy. You have more military history than democracy. When you send Shaolin gang back to China - I will start to give you a tweenie little respect. Just30: |
Your total tax returns I doubt even reach one million. Kenya total tax returns 5.5m - of a total 6.1m. I think only South Africa is ahead in Sub- Sahara. The Kenya Revenue Authority (KRA) has reported that more than 5.5 million taxpayers filed their tax returns by the midnight June 30 deadline, reflecting a 19 per cent growth from last year. Some 4.4 million filed returns in 2020. Taxpayers file returns for the previous year, with the filing period running from January 1 to June 30. The number of taxpayers using iTax has been growing over the past few years, rising from 3.6 million in 2019 to 4.4 million in 2020 and 2021's 5.5 million. But KRA still reports that some 600,000 of the 6.1 million taxpayers registered on iTax failed to file, even as it added the number of last-minute filers was down this year. Just30: |
You have produced gold since 13th century - if you're hoping for miracle it wont happen. Countries that are somewhere in Africa - Mauritus, South Africa, Namibia, Botswana, few island like Seycheles and of course Magreb. 1st miracle is to send Chinese gang away. Just30: |
There are two types of registration 1) Business license for informal business - you pay maybe 10-100 dollars a year to operate - you do not file tax returns. 2) Proper business or company - with all the whistles and bells- you need to file taxes, articles of associaiton, legal fees. You dont come near kenya in either. The first is informal sector. The 2nd is private sector. Just30: |
It criminal enterprises - breeding more criminals than the world can handle - nearly every country - has to deal with nigerian criminals as their top security challenge. Kenya we are spending almost 10M dollars annually to deport them. They fly back through Tanzania and Uganda - enter through smuggling routes. Now we just send them to prison. SUFFERInSMILIIN: |
When China stop smuggling 8B - more than official 7B - worth of Gold - come and talk. If you managed Gold - you'd be like South Africa, Botswana and Namibia. Clearly you're not. You cannot use population as an excuse. Just30: |
Number of registered business - in an informal zoo like Ghana - like seriously. Maybe number of registered small time informal business. Definitely when it come to companies - you aint go nothing Kenya register annually now close to 150,000 companies - not you informal business get a business licence to operate on a street corner. https://brs.go.ke/statistics-2021.php Just30: |
What is terrible - almost every Igbo I have met - wants to secede. They are very unhappy with Nigeria. Only one I have met doesnt care either way. The rest hold tightly to their Biafra flags and dreams. Hold a referendum - and let them leave. Every human has a right to secede from a country that is clearly not working for them - where they are killed and hunted like wild dogs by Islamic Northerners. Sudan let go of South Sudan - and the world did not die. Roan77: |
Manage GOLD first before you can rise above BONOBO level. Just30: |
Azikiwe was a spokesman for Biafra and advised its leader, Chukwuemeka Odumegwu Ojukwu, during the Biafran War (1967–1970). The betrayed his people (He switched his allegiance back to Nigeria during the war, and appealed to Ojukwu to end the war in pamphlets and interviews) What is hell is wrong with West Africa education? The exam itself is just hilarious. All of you need to be re-schooled. I think average year 7 kid in Kenya knows more African history than most of you. Roan77: |
What are 5 million Nigerians doing in Ghana - if not informal retail, transport and such. These Ghanians have to be most lazy un-enterpising people to see such a big influx. Their very LOW IQ is self-manifested in this forum. All they do is engaged in echo chamber of liking each other dense post - like it counts for anything. Deadly mix - at least Somalis though un-educated are very enterprising. These onces are almost bonobos for real. Roan77: |
You wish I was a rat so you can have me for dinner - grass cutter. vaxx: |
Once again - for umpteenth time - respond with link - of some empirical data - not your written diarhohea. Just30: |
Countries that really manufacture drugs in Africa - are few - Ghana first learn to dispense drugs - before you can make drugs - and then syringes like Nigeria - Kenya was doing all that maybe 40yrs ago.https://www.un.org/africarenewal/magazine/september-2020/how-africa-can-manufacture-meet-its-own-pharmaceutical-needs Although pharmaceutical products are currently manufactured in countries such as South Africa, Kenya, Morocco and Egypt, as a whole Africa currently imports more than 80 per cent of its pharmaceutical and medical consumables. It is unsustainable. Another study In 2005, a World Bank study revealed that South Africa, Kenya, Nigeria and Zimbabwe had demonstrated the industrial capacity for producing medicine for export or domestic consumption in the face of the diminishing supply of generic medicine from the major producers. |
Nairobi Expressway to go live in six month - now 65 percent done. And this was started almost a year ago. Breathtaking! Nigeria will do such projects in 30yrs https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cUCIb3g11Q4 |
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- before you can make drugs - and then syringes like Nigeria