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Federal revenues is 10B Federal external debt is approaching 50B - if Naira is devalued so you can have unified exchange rate - it will mean doubling of debt obligation. Again states have their revenues and their debt GeneralDae:
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GeneralDae:External debt...overvalued naira..will eventually devalue..doubling your External debt. With 10b dollars in revenue you already cant repay debt.States are also choking in their debt.I called out Ghana default years before due to their External debt.Nigeria is heading there |
Saddamochieng00:Yes kenya companies struggle in TZ as their hostility and jealous makes it tough business environment. Suluhu is better as she is a Zanzibari.We have to nail Ethiopia. Then we are done. |
Yeah never met such number of ret@rds without any scruples. Shma2023: |
Mental illness should be declared a national disaster in west africa. ProblemChild1: |
You need to develop it beyond the 2,000 acres. This can rival Kericho in 100yrs. ProblemChild1: |
How can you sell tourism in a place that is insecure - where kidnapping is rampant? Just40: |
Nope - if you slept on this grass for a few days every week - your mental health will improve. For now I dont know if it's drugs or stress or polluted air in Nigeria that make common sense so rare. samorobo:
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Okay 1) Stellenboch no 1 2) Kericho no 2 samorobo: |
1) Kericho No 1 2) Stellenboch No 2. samorobo: |
I can literally smell your bitterness. samorobo: |
By now in 2023 - I am sure Safaricom has climbed up - and it just hit a jackpot in Ethiopia. gallivant: |
Really? The center of almost all the tea you drink outside China and India is now empty? The source of your Lipton tea. samorobo: |
I am going to give you one year to look for a place like this in whole of Nigeria Here Chepkembe Kericho samorobo:
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Kericho has everything - golf, tennis courts, private clubs, flower farms, name it - roads, factories, name Again watch this slowly - when you codein clears. I can accept a challenge from Stellenboch...that is a fair challenge..but here at Swiss Alps. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zQZcKeQmMCs&t=579s samorobo: |
Now you're losing it. samorobo: |
Oranges versus Apples When it come to farm, ambience, climate, etc Kericho beat Stellenboch. samorobo: |
Tanzania you've really tried . Your protectionism policies have assisted you banks stay afloat. Though in next few years - i see you joining Uganda in number 15.
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Same growth trajectory KCB - they've gone to DRC. Next market is Ethiopia. Once we get Ethiopia to be part of EAC - we are talking 500M market. That is huge. We need to prioritize getting Ethiopia to join EAC and to open it's economy. Saddamochieng00:
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I am glad nobody listened to him. He is one of reason Ghana is bankrupt. His revolutionary idea was to borrow ministry of education budget - for 5yrs - and use it to build model schools. That kind of over-leveraging or over-borrowing - end results - BANKRUPTCY. We dont do such nonsense. We listened to them as we are open minded. But sorry we have some of Africa best policy makers. We have achieved 100% transition since 2018 - without double track nonsense. We have almost free education from primary to secondary to university. Now we are adding school feeding programs for primary kids. vaxx:
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And the idea was found to be idiotic - only Ghana can send kids for six month at home - then bring others. Build schools. There is no double track nonsense in Kenya. Yet we have achieved 100% transition of primary kids to secondary - since 2018. vaxx: |
In about 4 months I am going to semi-retire - at my 40 - having made enough money to last me a lifetime - in this africa most beautiful town. No where in Africa comes as close - even those Stellenbosch ridges. I will be doing fly fishing here once in a while https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0DxAvcMko5g https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mf1wTortCJU |
Nairobi National Park now all green alone. West Africa Zoos will not get here soon https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wXlhjQ2Edco |
KQ subsidiary like JamboJet fly to more destination to their national airline. Let not talk about Flamingo in TZ Air TZ need to compete with JamboJet Jambojet flew over 1 million passengers in 2022, 37% more than 2021. The airline operates 8 routes from its primary hub in Nairobi to Mombasa, Kisumu, Malindi, Mombasa, Lamu, Eldoret, Diani, and Goma in DRC. They also operate direct flight to Kisumu, Eldoret and Lamu from their Mombasa secondary hub. Versus Air Tanzania - did 1.2M passengers. Just 0.2m more than JamboJet https://www.timesaerospace.aero/features/air-transport/air-tanzania-on-a-proper-footing Try compete with JamboJet https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Y1vWmbcR28s gallivant: |
Court solve disputes brought to them. LGBT NGOS of course should be registered. So should UFOs or Atheist. vaxx: |
Exactly. gallivant: |
I didnt create this list. ProblemChild1:
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Yeah - the Zoo is in a class of it's own when it come to dysfunction. gallivant: |
Samrobo - you think any of your west african zoos - is like this? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=P5-WUbpdEoU |
Among top buyers of Nairobi real estate are Nigeria drug/oil barons. Are they lso white. They are attracted by Nairobi because they get luxurious residential spaces. Something you will never have in your stinky west african zoos where nothing works. The global super-rich are flocking to the Kenyan capital Nairobi to snap up additional luxury homes that sell from Sh80 million, according to a new report by property consultants Knight Frank. Nairobi’s high end real estate allure is also pulling Africa’s most moneyed tycoons, according to the Knight Frank Kenya inside view Kenya report. “The country (Kenya) as a whole is among the top five most popular second home locations for Africa’s wealthiest,” says the report released recently. Kenya is also on the radar of high net worth investors from Europe and USA led by British buyers who represent 63 per cent of foreigners seeking properties in the country. South Africans are the second most buyers of Kenyan homes at 16 per cent, followed by Spaniards, Mauritians and Americans. ‘‘We also see a sizeable number of Italians and other nationalities drawn to the coast around Malindi, Watamu and Lamu, as well as the countryside such as in Nanyuki, close to Mount Kenya, and within private game conservancies,’’ the report noted. Italians have topped the list of high-net-worth individuals (HNWIs) buying prime residential properties in Kenya, according to a Knight Frank report. HNWIs from the UK, Netherlands, Belgium, New Zealand, the US and France also prefer the African nation as second-home destinations. The report said that the expensive suburbs of Nairobi and areas along the coastline are in demand by Italians, followed by Britons and Americans. samorobo: |
2nd video look half decent - VI is only area of Lagos that is decent - the rest look depressing. 68816419: |
You know better than Knight Frank, JLL and InterNations - your west africans are really nutcases. I didnt draw the list Mumu samorobo: |
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