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Grade 2? Pre-schools kid in Kenya can read and write in English. 3yr old kids go to Nursery - and in Junior pre-school they must read - in English - and Pre-Primary - they cannot get to grade 1 without reading. Mother tongue is taught in rural areas as a language/subject...not a language of instruction. If you were a little humble - you could learn a lot why KENYA EDUCATION standard are very very high ![]() Just30: |
These Ghanians should be taken to the zoo (Nigeria) and be displayed as evidence that human evolution is indeed a very slow process. No wonder Nigeirans have low of opinion of them. gallivant: |
That is even worse if you cannot understand your mother tongue Just30: |
I know you cannot understand simple English comprehension like this - because frankly you're part of the horrible stats here. . At the other end of the spectrum, only 13% of public school pupils nationally were found to meet the minimum standards for literacy. 2009 - what has changed. Are you going to blame the famine of 1980s for the mental retardation or what? Kenya has been leading in all assessment done since 1990s ![]() SACMEQ I Project (1995-1998) SACMEQ II Project (2000-2004) Just30: |
Kenya very high quality of education - can only be compared to few countries in Magreb and maybe Mauritus.In SACMEQ - In entire South Africa only the Western Cape province kid measure with average kenyan kids Kenya There have been many early grade reading assessments administered in Kenya over the past 10 years. This report focuses on seven studies for which sufficient information could be obtained. These seven studies include four projects assessed via EGRA, SACMEQ, Uwezo, and the Reading to Learn initiative. Because the SACMEQ (2007) and Uwezo (2009–2012) results have previously been discussed, it is not necessary to repeat that information here, except to note that Kenyan pupils consistently perform at the top of the pack on both assessments. In 2009, there was a four-language EGRA with 2,000 grade 3 pupils. Each pupil was assessed in English and his or her mother tongue (i.e., Kiswahili, Gikuyu, or Dholuo). The results showed ORF zero scores between 14% and 20% (Piper et al., 2010). Two years later, a diagnostic EGRA in urban Nairobi found that only 6% of pupils were unable to correctly read DERP – Status of Early Grade Reading in sub-Saharan Africa 19 a single word in the English passage as compared with 10% in Kiswahili (B. Piper, personal communication, July 25, 2015). From August 2011 until August 2014, more than 500 schools participated in the USAID/Kenya Primary Math and Reading (PRIMR) Initiative. Baseline results from this study (RTI International, 2015b) showed significantly higher zero scores than the previously mentioned assessments because lower grades were assessed and because of differences in sample populations. Specifically, ORF zero scores in English ranged from 68% pupils in grade 1 to 30% in grade 2. In Kiswahili, zero scores ranged from 73% pupils in grade 1 to 35% in grade 2 (RTI International, 2014a). Effect sizes on PRIMR ORF from baseline to endline were calculated in 2014 and are presented in Table 7. The table shows that there were clearly larger effect sizes for English scores (as compared with Kiswahili), but that the intervention produced significant increases in ORF for both languages. Table 7. PRIMR Effect Sizes for ORF by Grade and Language Grade English Kiswahili 1 0.47 0.28 2 0.50 0.39 The two-year Reading to Learn intervention study led by the Aga Khan Foundation found that its five-step scaffolding approach to literacy only produced 0.08 standard deviation effect gains in Kiswahili reading scores (Lucas et al., 2014). Kenya has also participated in a Literacy Boost program, but the reading results are currently unavailable. In addition, Kenya was one of the selected countries for the GEC initiative (previously discussed in this report). Overall, pupils in Kenya have been found to perform better than most other countries in the region and near the top of all sub-Saharan African countries.
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OECD administer PISA - Ghana has never done them. They did TIMSS and came bottom...bottom. Worse than Botswana and South Africa. You can tell from how they argue here that clearly they got a raw deal education wise - from Pope in Vatican ![]() Kenya standard out - only beaten by tiny islands like Mauritus. Anyway this is good publication if you want to see assessment done on quality education https://www.globalreadingnetwork.net/sites/default/files/media/file/Status%20of%20Early%20Grade%20Reading%20SSA%20to%20USAID.pdf Ghana - , only 13% of public school pupils nationally were found to meet the minimum standards for literacy Wuoche:
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BRT -along Thika road - Bus Station in Kasarani, Nairobi will have BRT in both Thika and Nairobi expressway https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=q1skXXUtYIM |
Nairobi Expressway - Westland Area - incredible progress. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=09PWnCgxMpo |
This guy claims there are 700,000 chinese in Ghana. Ghana and Zambia are Chinese colonies in Africa. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Rb9exugpgjg |
Cocoa can increase in production in non gold region or by better crop husbandry or new farms ; you're always going to off tagent. Kenya is NOT A ZOO. No chinese can be allowed WITHOUT A WORK PERMIT - and that mean they have to proof they have skills nobody has or serious business worth serious money. Ask Nigerians in Kenya - they get kicked out. Our immigration is not Ghana joke. Just30: |
The journalist quoted an expert. The expert estimated 95% of all mines are illegal. And you're quoting yourself as always Fool nobody give a damn what the figures your careless throw around.Just30: |
Chinese gangs are minning illegally in forest and people cocoa farms. You're as always going off tangent. Just30: |
Here is one that you missed - a journalist investigation. 95% of all small scale minning in Ghana are illegal - run by Chinese gangs - armed with guns! The ghanian follow chinese trail - after the heavy machinery - they go to scramble for any left over gold with their bare hands. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ohrrE1rjzLo Just30: |
Or watch this video - They have destroyed my cocoa farm; they have destroyed my future ![]() https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ohrrE1rjzLo |
I rather listen to your president again Artisanal mining began as small-time ventures. But the “romantic” era of individual mining has given way to “large-scale and dangerous” operations run by foreign-controlled criminal syndicates, Ghana’s President Nana Akufo-Addo told a mining conference in February. Ghana is Africa’s second-largest gold produce Just30: |
Chinese contractors are top in the world. If you want international quality contract delivered on time and quality- you give to chinese. Small little contractors we give it to Kenyan contractors. When a contract is given out - the profit margin that goes to China contractor is maybe 10% - the rest is spend on materials, staff, and name it. Just30: |
Yes, Chinese kick them out of their cocoa farms, mine their gold, and smuggle it. Ghana and Zambia are twins. Chinese have basically taken over their country. They are both ever broke countries. Ghana even made a chinese a King or Chief ![]() Wuoche: |
IMF exist principally to deal with countries in distress. Yes they have some 'usual' loans that Kenya take - and then they have bailout that Ghana takes. Kenya was IMF customer in 90s. You're IMF customer seen 1960s...when Kwame Nkumurah bankrupted Ghana by building Volta dam without money. You went to which school with IMF? The catholic school of idi.ots.? IMF loan types the Extended Credit Facility - this bailout the Rapid Credit Facility the Standby Credit Facility - this more an insurance Just30: |
Chinese loans are the best. They are at same concessionary rates like IMF/WB - with some of it grants. Chinese also deliver - on projects - on time and on quality. Yes there contractors will come but that also help deal with corrupt African contractors. We gave some Nigeria company a road contract - they took 10yrs and delivered worst quality road. Chinese can do the same in less than a year. Just30: |
Only COVID has sent countries to IMF. IMF was created for COVID-19 like situation. Nobody thought a country named Ghana would be going to IMF every 3 yrs. Appisko: |
At least for once they got Kenya population is 48.7M now. IMF is bad news. We had our trouble in 90s. We are very angry that we are back at IMF after 20yrs of peace. We know what IMF will demand - high taxes, cutback on social spending, job freezes on gov or even retrenchment, and finally cut on any development. Appisko: |
Yes, we do not want IMF and their conditionalitie's. It's a nightmare. It's neo-colonialism. We are not Ghana to be dictacted by IMF in 21st century. PetroDolla2020: |
Nope. IMF bailout come attached with very bad conditionalities . This is why Ghana has completely left it's education sector to the mercies of the church. If you want free money - go the Eurobond and take as much as you can - but obviously with bad credit rating - you'll pay Ghana like interest - sending you back to the arms of IMF Ghana’s relationship with the IMF is a cycle of meeting targets under its programs before falling back on bad habits. Just30: |
IMF bailout broke bankrupt countries; It done that record 16 times in Ghana. Just30: |
Yes we seen their blind patriotism here almost impervious to all reasons and logic; The country of dwarfs have huge Napoleon complex going on ![]() Sigmud certainly had Ghana in his mind when he wrote this; "Napoleon Complex" is a theorized inferiority complex normally attributed to people of short stature. It is characterized by overly-aggressive or domineering social behavior, such as lying about earnings, and carries the implication that such behavior is compensatory for the subject's physical or social shortcomings. popizaino: |
Let listen to your president for a change Nana Akufo-Addo: The government in power today has received more resources – from loans, increasing tax revenues, receipts from exports – than any other government in the 60-year period of our national existence. Indeed more than probably three or four of them put together. Yet here we are, wallowing in corruption. No serious effort has been made to tackle the structural problems confronting our nation, whether in governance or the management of our economy. No one seems to have a clear idea of what’s happened to all of this money. The economy, four or five years ago, was considered the rising star of Africa. Ghana – everybody’s favourite African country – was on the verge of take off but is now bankrupt and back in the hands of the International Monetary Fund (IMF), begging for a billion dollars to sustain it over the next two or three years. Just30: |
None of what you say is true. Here is the TRUTH - Ghana has been bankrupt more than any other Africa country for these reasons - ZERO BRAINS. Ghana’s experience is a cautionary tale for countries that find themselves in a situation of having too much electricity at any given point. Without careful forward planning, proper data-driven analysis, and transparent, competitive, corruption-free contracting processes, any country could find itself in the same situation as Ghana. https://theconversation.com/lessons-to-be-learnt-from-ghanas-excess-electricity-shambles-121257 Just30: |
Make absolutely sense. I guess living in the shadows of Nigeria has reduced them to that. They have to shout to be heard. popizaino: |
You're a big fool - if you pay monthly or annually - what difference does it make - you will have paid AMERI the 500M dollars they invested; That is not BOT. You basically took a loan to build expensive useless thermal plants. Just30: |
AMERI The 17 times bankrupt nation - indoctrinated by Vatican - continue to make bad decision after another - if not paying the Brits 76B dollars not to sit on their golden stool - it electricity deals like this Ghana President Nana Akufo-Addo fired the country’s energy minister due to proposals for a renegotiation of a $510 million private power deal with Africa Middle East Resources Investment Ltd. Under a proposal that was submitted to lawmakers with the backing of Akufo-Addo last month, a new operator would take over running the plant in a deal that would’ve incurred Ghana $825 million in fresh costs, according to an estimate by Kwadwo Poku, country director of Gasop Oil Ghana Ltd., an Accra-based oil explorer. https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2018-08-07/ghana-energy-minister-fired-due-to-power-deal-says-presidency |
Loook at the fool - connecting 30,000 household per year - South Sudan do more than that, Kenya connect about 1.5m household annually - ABOUT HALF YOUR ENTIRE HOUSEHOLD CONNECTED ![]() Kenya has for the last few years had the WORLD FASTEST electrification And this despite being largely rural. Kenya connectivity pace is also among top three fastest across the globe, alongside Afghanistan and Cambodia. The three countries have electrified their populations at annual rates exceeding seven percent since 2010, way above the global average electrification rate of 0.3 percent.29 May 2020 Remember kenya in 2005 had only 12% electrification with 0.4m customers in the grid. Now the figure is more than 8M household connected to the grid...all achieved in 15yrs. We can achieve universal electricity access in 3yrs. Just30: |
There goes the liar. You already paid 470M dollars. The Arabs are willing to forgive 2m dollars for smuggling your gold.This worse deal - you're paying the cost of building the plant - after AMERI had made a fortune in 5yrs. Remember you were paying 2m dollars for every MW> This is why you've been bankrupt record 17 times!!!!!!!!!!!! Look like you had to fire the Energy minister for signing one most lopsided deals https://www.africa-energy.com/article/ghana-energy-minister-fired-over-new-ameri-deal Just30: |
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