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How can that tiny thing carry 1600MW of power. You will get daily DUMSOR. The problem with your power sector - you don't have power company maintaining your network.

Yes compared to kenya - you did well not have monopoly in power distribution

But you lack something like KETRACO -who job is to plan, design, construct, own, operate and maintain the nation's high voltage electricity transmission grid and regional power.

So you are going to be getting a lot of DUMSOR.

Your little 1 acre substation cannot hold a transformer like this...

400/220kV 200MVA Transformer arriving at Mariakani substation site. Upon completion, the substation will step up voltage along Mombasa – Nairobi transmission line and evacuate power from Dongo Kundu LNG plant.

Just30:
it doesn't need much land when you are investing in the latest power technologies.



Kid you are funny and bumb
You call that small thing that will carry only 400mw as the largest outside SA?

Then what would I call the Pokuasi BULK station that will carry 1600mw of power?

Even the Kasoa BULK supply station is more capable than any of the shit you mentioned above, because it carries more load.

Actually Suswa Substation Complex; hosts the largest converter station in Africa. - Pokuase sit on 1 acre

The substation sits on a 300-acre piece of land and serves as a connection point for six (6) double circuit transmission lines. The Lines are:

220kV Olkaria II – Suswa line
220kV Olkaria 1AU – Suswa line
220kV Olkaria IV – Suswa line
220kV Suswa – Nairobi North line
400kV Suswa – Isinya line (currently operated at 220kV)
400kv Loiyangalani – Suswa line (currently operated at 220kV)
The substation operates at three different voltage levels: 500kV HVDC, 400kV and 220kV. The lines are for grid stabilization, transmission line extension and regional power interconnection.

Already the 220kV station is energized and operational. The construction of the mega 500kV converter station is complete and pre-commissioning tests are currently ongoing.

Why would consume so much power when a typical household just need it for 3 hours of lighting at night - and to power TV/fridge? Our priority is to get everyone to access power - and power reliability.

We don't have to power an AC like you do.

Just30:
keep assuming,

Power consumed in Kenya is 1800mw on a good day but most times, it is around 17000mw.


Noise and excuses as usual.

5 million people are consuming half the power consumed by 53 million people in Kenya.


That is how terribly undeveloped your country is

Very tiny. I thought you were excited about something big. I see it 330KVA - but looks very tiny - with small land.

Kenya has 400KV substations
1) Suswa being biggest in kenya and possibly in the region outside South Africa - connecting to Ethiopia's grid - to receive 400MW
2) Isinya the 2nd biggest.
Isinya

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=akoODvsgp14

Just30:
POKUASI BULK SUPPLY STATION

The energy beast that is about to double Accra energy consumption, will come on stream next month.

A real tesseract


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zNA2UtB6Ipo

Nairobi consume roughly half of kenya power - that now around 1000mw.

Now forget about this MW - If you really want to know how much power is consumed - find out GWH.

And for Ghana - remove the 200MW plus for gold smelting - and 200MW by VALCO for aluminium smelting - that is already 400MW.

What actually get supplied to household - who use it to power their AC - something you don't need in Nairobi is about 70%.

You're spending maybe 10-15 units of power per day per household to just keep yourself sane (cold) - but Kenya we have nature to thank for that. I saw Africa Traveller sweating like a pig in the Ghana heat. Pass the poor guy a water satchet please

And you're here celebrating.

https://www.businessdailyafrica.com/bd/economy/reduced-signals-nairobi-s-falling-dominance--3359842

Just30:
daily noise making from you



800 megawatt consumed in Accra, that is half the electricity consumed in all of kenya.


The pokuasi bulk Supply Station will soon double that to 1600mw, bringing consumption in Accra alone to the electricity consumed in all of kenya.

5 million people will be consuming more electricity than 53 million people in Kenya very soon.

New day. New lies.

Just30:
dumb kid from Africa's slum capital.


Everywhere in Ghana is livable and you receive the same superior quality of life.

Do you know that Accra alone consume half the electricity consumed by the entire Kenya ?

That is super living standards expressed in power consumption.

Carry your little backwater kenya to compare with fellow undeveloped places that are poverty stricken in east and central Africa.

That is where you belong

Little estates in a integrated slumpolis. Get us drone view of entire district that looks livable.

Just30:
Kenyans, enjoy beauty


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

To become 4th dirtiest city in DIRTY AFRICA takes some trying. You have to be fantastically dirty to make the cut. Like Accra clearly demonstrate.

gallivant:
Accra town..


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zmljDrfh-6M

Where did you bury it?

Shaytun:
Dwarf TATU estate is a dead project.

It died before it could be born.

They need to teach West Africans how to summarize. Too much verbiage. Saying nothing.

Vlain:
Lol don’t be useless and foolish at the same time. At least be saved from one.
It’s one thing to break ground with media’s hovering around Kenyatta like house fly to a poop(talk of the machakos and ugatuzi thingy)and it’s another thing to actually start construction. Get the difference.

This poor tastefully furnished house in Yari is not affordable but according to Kenyan standard luxury. Imagine paying through ur teeth for the poor designed and finished building. Like everything in Kenya and most especially Tati this is underwhelming by all standards(talk of the ugly cream and red building that was first completed in Yari about 5-6 years ago)

They are still mourning.

gallivant:
Kazikazi is live but I don't anticipate any updates on fastest electric sgr in the universe.

Ghana the little shadow of Nigeria. Nobody see you. We see Nigeria in West Africa. Work on your height -- too short.

Just30:
good dreams

every Kenyan has a dream to one day overtake Ghana in something.

i hope it comes through for you.

Even in Covid 2020, your country couldn't overtake Ghana in FDI nor remittances and you think you can in 2021?


funny dreams

Died out - and yet 3 projects mega housing have broken ground. In private sector - many AHP -are off ground. This one in Tatu city - 1000 units - SOLD OUT - it part of Affordable Housing Units.

Remember this 500k units - Gov and Private Sector - will deliver cheap affordable housing.

Vlain:
Since when did Kenyans ever get tired of posting a thing . Wake up this slogan (500k affordable housing) is dead like a dodo.

You've been under recession since 2010 or 2014 and therefore I can understand your hopelessness and envy.

Vlain:
Notice how u keep used the word “Will” and other future tenses. That is a practice one would have to learn when ever u have any of jomo’s bloodline ruling u.[color=#990000][/color]

There is a lot of ground work. There was housing fund that got stopped by the court. Kenya Mortagage company had to be established. People had to be compensated and evicted from the land. Land had to be bought.

And CORONA happened. But groundwork is done. Flagship flew out of the shelf in a day.

15,000 acres like this...handed over to Chinese construction machines...will make it HAPPEN.
https://www.reuters.com/article/kenya-eapcc/kenyas-portland-cement-looks-to-land-sales-to-fund-turnaround-idUKL8N1DO1JX

Vlain:
Talk is cheap. Can we see it materialize. It’s been one hell of a never ending noise ever since you let one of jomo’s offspring back on that seat. Yet nothing to show for it other than the few pieces of hideous homes planted in kibera and this lipstick on a pig u recently posted.

Go here - https://bomayangu.go.ke/
Out of 500K units - already 316,000 kenyans have registered and ready to buy units.

Units are being sold for 10K (1 bedroom house) - and that is cheaper than renting - and you can get tenant purchase agreement.

Nairobi county will deliver 70,000 units.

Nairobi gov has bought 15,000 acres of land - Athi River - from cement company - minning area - that Chinese will land and build thousands units.

https://www.reuters.com/article/kenya-eapcc/kenyas-portland-cement-looks-to-land-sales-to-fund-turnaround-idUKL8N1DO1JX

Vlain:
More wet pipe dreams and empty hope. Ur 500,000 died not cos or corona but because it was never a vision meant to come to fruition,just and instrument of mass delusion fueling empty hope and raising Kenyatta’s dynasty and political ambitions.

This kindergarten colored meager building on a little perch of land in Nairobi doesn’t cut it. You’ve gat a long way to go.

I suggest you get to work down south. Look like Kenya will overtake Ghana remittance wise this year. You're making too much noise - and not working.

Kenya set to exceed 3.5B dollars this year.

https://www.businessdailyafrica.com/bd/markets/currencies/kenyans-abroad-sent-sh31-5-billion-home-in-march-3371118

World Bank>>
Within the region, remittances to Kenya have so far stayed positive, though flows are likely to eventually decline in 2021. All major remittance-receiving countries will likely see a decline of remittances

Just30:
noise maker as usual

https://bomayangu.go.ke/ - The 500K units ambition.

300,000 plus have already registered.

Pangani one - has been sold off - before it even break ground.

The Pangani Affordable Housing Project is an initiative by the Nairobi City County Government in partnership with Tecnofin Kenya Limited to renew and re- create Pangani Estate by way of providing dignified and affordable homes for residents of Nairobi.

It is the premiere PPP (Public Private Partnership) Venture under the affordable housing pillar of the big 4 agenda dubbed boma yangu

Construction is currently ongoing. When complete, the project will have 1562 units with mixed elements of amenities in the commercial space to cater to residents

The innovative social and affordable house concepts, are a clever interpretation of multi-functional, micro apartments whilst the open market three bedroom duplex apartments are efficient and roomy, master ensuite masterpieces.

Pangani offers exceptional value across the board master planned to near perfection. A world class enclave of, convenience, affordability and modern living.

Organized living in the city.

Welcome Home.

House Typologies

Unit Sqm Price (Ksh.) No. of units Available
1 bedroom

24

1 Million

SOLD OUT

2 Bedroom

45

2.5 Million

SOLD OUT

3 Bedroom

60

3 Million

SOLD OUT

Ngara - 22,000 wanted a piece of these 1400 units. More are getting built. County gov is providing free land...bring the cost DOWN. Nairobi land is very expensive.

Cost incentive - Free Approval Fee - 50% tax - NO VAT on materials - and FREE LAND.

And then economies of scale....from many units.

All combined bring the cost of a unit to even 10K usd.

If the Brits had sticked in Ghana a little longer they would have taught you sarcasm.

Just30:
Your African traveller thinks differently and likewise Miss Trudy and the other kenyans who are receiving reeducation.

Lets add everyone else that have observed both countries development.

Your country is on the level of Togo



Your country data cooking is the reason why extreme poverty has increased to 20 million people and unemployment has gotten worse.


keep dreaming, one day you will catch up to us.

Kenya is not Nigeria. Stuff get built. Like I told you Park Road 1400 were sold. There are 22,000 people have made payments. So you can imagine the pent up demand for cheap affordable housing.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=v3j07Zxz8fU

If not for Corona - we would be well onto 20,000 units - and target is to get to 500,000 units.

Just imagine 500,000 units

After Corona - Chinese building machine will land in Kenya.

Vlain:
Render idiot. Kenyans are never bereft of such.
After drawing u back to reality - ur only sola e was u sympathetically enstraging urself in the claws of this render illusion.

I give this to Kenyatta, he never disappoints. Another day,another noise from him on 500,000 and the big 5 noise lol (let me catch my breath,it’s been one hell of a laughter) tell Kenyatta to go complete the affordable housing he gathered the media to break in 2019. I mean the one that has gat to do with UN and was supposed to be built in machakos yet again another ugatuzi media drama and mass delusion

Yes I was intrigued why it doesn't look developed; like any developed country would look like; I am satisfied I have all the answers. COOKING DATA. Yemi Kale style.

Just30:
That mean both Ghana and Nigeria are far above your country in all things

sleep, you backward country will need centuries to catch up to Ghana and Nigeria in Electricity, water, sewage management, Economy, Mineral and general development.

as we have all established here, including your fellow citizens and mine who have travelled across both countries.

Slum upgrade is different story. This is affordable housing programme.

You missed these - 1400 units.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bB29ntEpZ4o

Vlain:
Lmao this is not the first time we are hearing something like this. Ur affordable housing died a long time ago. Since 2005 all u have to show for your slum eradication,affordable housing amongst other political carrot talk used to deluded the masses is merely just 50 ugly stone houses sitting at the mouth of kibera comfortably.

Be done with the tender and wet pipe dreams already.

Of course. we are fixing our problems. Not hiding them in data. In few years - we will have to blockade our borders - to stop West Africans from running to Kenya.

We have 2m housing deficit nationally (Not that people don't have house - but informal housing)

Just30:
good luck to you, your country need more of those, so fools like you can finally leave the terrible slums


i hope it comes with an elevator, stable electricity, stable water supply, good sewage management and etc
so your dirty country can look a bit developed,

Which level - next to those 34 times 15 floors - will be these 8 times 35 - and they are all being sold cheaply.

And there is more coming up - 67,000 units - super tall. ABUJA the cattle Kraal with mosque please.

Vlain:
Lol cheap ass. It’s the mosque u want to see.

Go pray Kenya hit that level this century.

You can relax. I am done with Ghana. I have analyzed all I wanted. Electricity, Water, Sewage, Economy, Minerals, Gold, Name it, Cocoa. Nothing is left. It like Nigeria now.

I have exposed your lies and propaganda. And that is that.

Just30:
Lazy tantrum from an insane illiterate

WAN*KER to the first degree

When they post data koraa, you and your fellow illiterate cannot read it properly.

how how about we rely on your fellow travellers

Ngara 1.400 units - were over-subscribed - there were nearly 40,000 people against 1,400 units.

These affordable housing will be sold cheaply for 10,000usd to 25,000 usd.

Now more are coming up - Pangani has huge one - and of course this one in Kariokor.Not far from 8 times 35 floors - private sector River Towers.

After Ngara 1,400 unit housing - comes another - Affordable Housing in Nairobi - 2,000 Units.

These will be 32 times 15 floors - that is already bigger than ACCRA and Abuja. And we are building 500,000 such units in the medium term. By the time we are done JOBURG will be dead - and Nairobi will be going toe to toe with CAIRO.

[img]https://pbs.twimg.com/media/Eb6rWKRXsAAHUxN?format=jpg&name=large[/img]

What is there to see except the MOSQUE

Vlain:
Start with that one posted by 68817 then I will come with mine. There are somethings that just requires u to harness the full potential of ur God given eye to draw conclusions not empty noise and cheap hype.

More diarhoea from the resident slowpoke. You see at least Samrobo is into pictures. Now you fail in data. You fail in pictures. All you're doing is trolling.

Just30:
yet both countries remain highly impoverish and unemployment is killing you guys.


Funny enough, Economic growth in most west African countries is driven by the none extractive sector.


Your fellow African Traveller is showing you mansions that ordinarily people live in on this side of the continent.

That shows real development and progress in human life.


You guys in the East keep shooting development and yet nothing shows that you are developing.

Poverty keeps getting worse and large, your energy consumption have remained stagnant, cement consumption stagnant and etc

We can engage in debate about data - but when there is videos - what is there to talk about. PUT YOUR BEST VIDEOS of Abuja. And the debate end. You see how South African end the debate. You cannot argue that Kenya is better than South Africa or Algeria. The same way most of you guys are totally INSANE to argue that your dirty shabby cities can compare to Nairobi.

Seriously?/

Even if you like each other post 1000 times - IT WONT CHANGE FACTS. The same way I cannot say Kenya cities are south african level NOW. That would be insanity.

Vlain:
U are making noise. I have watched countless and I don’t get half the chill I get when watching Abuja or merely seeing pics of those magnificent SA cities. Why doesn’t your noise and hype matches the videos and images u post. All that noise and a single glance at video drive around Nairobi and one would be left with disappointment. I advise u do less of talking and more of posting. Let the video do the talking not u. Let the hype reflect in ur videos that way we all we see it by applying ur so called Naked eye test.

I can’t deal with all this noise abeg.

Ethiopia like Kenya growth (and most of East Africa) is impressive - Non Mineral driven growth. That is the beauty about it - and that is why it very SUSTAINABLE.

Remove minerals from West Africa - and it another Central Africa.

You cannot claim to be developing - and yet there is barely anything on the ground reflecting.

Ethiopia - you can almost touch their growth with bare hands.

Just30:
Ethiopia is still a hellhole just like Kenya.

Nothing has developed in there.

The reality of life there is terrible just like Kenya.

until you guys in the east realize those and decide to improve, you will remain some of the least developed places.


Filthy countries