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Yes what mad-man. 60K employee company would be one of world largest corporation. Here is Hawassa industrial park - mostly textile - only 18K employees - with capacity for 60K employees

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

Just30:
yes

Honestly I am yet to be impressed by anything I have seen in Nigeria and Ghana. Something is wrong in that sub continent.

Saddamochieng00:
To say the truth Nigeria is nothing but a shame to this continent. This is a bitter truth and I know it's painful for most of them to admit it but it's the truth. Not saying that we got everything right for ourselves but at least we've done well for a country of "tea and flowers". Ironical that they mock our tea yet all of them combined in this thread can't afford an acre of tea plantation.

The problem is that when you criticize them they always think you're hating on them. Screaming out African Giant with no shame. This a product of the consistent brainwashing by the political class. So you have a whole generation of arrogant pricks walking around feeling as if they own the world. But look at their country is their anything to be really proud of. You'd expect this from people from rich countries like Luxembourg but no its the citizens of the shiitiest country on earth.

Nigerians can you please stop embarrassing us Africans.

Which one? Ethiopia Hawassa industrial complex employ only 18,000 and one fake Ghana Kantaka like employs 60,000? That got to be big city on it's own.

Just30:
Even here in Ghana, just one textile company employs more than 60,000 workers

I suspect their stats office mistakenly googled Lagos Portugal for Lagos in Makoko - apparently they export 3B dollars worth of ships and helicopter spare parts . Like their fake agri sector - that places them 3rd in ship building after China and South Korea

kikuyu1:
Haiyyeeee! Mzee you may be wrong. The indigenous ship building in Makoko and Lekki is on par with ANYTHING in Spain.
BEHOLD! The building processes are BOTH world-class and the end results are IDENTICAL, as even Stevie Wonder can see.

Just one company?

theenchanter:
our carpet and rug section of textile industry alone employs more than the 52,000 people ur EPZ employed.... We export rugs, carpets and synthetic grass overseas.

That's just a section. What's huge over there in kenya is miniscule here.

The 52,000 people employed in our textile industry celebrates - and so does the kenyan economy. I know for the gigantic mess that is your country - the best you can hope for now is OIL - and maybe Import Substitution. You're still some years away from exporting anything real - maybe helicopter jets and steamship like your fake data shows - is exported to Spain - who believe that?

theenchanter:
the problem with u is that little things seem gigantic to u or whenever kenya breaks a little ground, u always think it's d end of d world.

Who in pete's name celebrates making of t-shirts and shorts or boxers in this modern day if not u?

Nigeria will get to this level of textile manufacturing - next century. Export Processing Zones employs 52,000 kenyans.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2VKKyiRIJ2o

Unless they found use of the cowdung - I doubt Abuja has any industrial base - that would rival Mombasa - leave alone the entire Kenya

68816419:
Nigga,Don't u know that Abuja's industrial areas is far bigger than what you have in Kenya . And do u also know that Abuja's IGR is far bigger than Mombasa and Nakuru IGR?

Nobody want to invest in a city of gov employees and cattle - Abuja need to find something else - maybe the diplomatic city of West Africa? . Yes I can understand having industrial-commercial city like Tatu or Northland. Or a Technopolis like Konza. But a city that is just federal gov employees and fulani cattle roaming on the streets?

68816419:
Why? wont u like to have a city like this?

Those figures were half results; Kenya earn about 1.5B dollars from tourism.

Kazikazi:
While you are busy coming to borderline and showcase Tanzania's mount Kilimanjaro and mount meru,
The same tourists u try cheating are busy coming to Tanzania and you remains with empty pockets

Ghana is lower middle income country. South Africa is middle income country.

vaxx:
Ghana will be 64 tommorw...this is what Ghana has achieved so far for herself. much still need to be done.

[b] Ghana has achieved universal free health care under national health insurance scheme

•Ghana has introduced Free Education at the senior high levels which has expanded access to education for millions of poor people,

•Ghana has introduced Capitation Grants in the primary level of education, which covers expenses pupils may be required to pay in their various schools,

•Ghana provides free food to pupils at the primary levels of education which ensures students are not denied education because of hunger,

•Ghana has Students’ Loan Schemes for every university student which ensures poor citizens have access to the means to continue their education at higher levels,

•Ghana has become the natural epicenter of pilgrimage of black people around the world trying to reconnect to their roots.



•Ghana has universal coverage of electricity,

•Ghana exports electricity and water to its neighbors,



•Ghana has the 2nd biggest economy in West Africa,

•Ghana has become a Middle Income Country.
[/b][/b]

Semenya is what sex. And why isn't he allowed to run as woman anymore. It like saying there are only two races - black and white - while human races as shown by genetics is a continuum.

jln115:
although I agree that LGBQT should be legal the bolded is utter trash spread by the radical left.

There are only 2 genders and 2 sexes.

I didn't realize it legal in South Africa - your post-apertheid constitution is very progressive and modern.

jln115:
@just30

If weed was illegal how can I do this?

In 2022 - they will be continuing with civil war.

Austine1212:
OK my bad

Yes Kenya manufacturering is slightly higher, I checked the figures

But by 2022 Ethiopia will be higher, it's growing at a much higher rate

Ethiopia doesn't beat kenya in textile - maybe in Shoes only. Kenya exports nearly 500M of mostly textile to US under AGOA - i think we beat Lesotho and Madagscar now.

tylann:
Iam disputing nothing Kenya manufacturing beats Ethiopia as simple as that

Ethiopia is closed economy - the moment they open up - kenya companies will overrun it. As for being manufacturing hub - that is very funny. They started manufacturing recently. Kenya is a regional giant on nearly all sectors.

Austine1212:
Lol but you know flowers are not east African thing that's why you export it to europe

Ethiopia is manufacturing hub of east africa

We control their flower industry for starters

Austine1212:
Ethiopia gdp is almost 100b you not controlling anything here

When Nigeria says the control things its true. They 450b the second largest in their region is 70b. Even the level of investment in that region speaks for itself

You 101 Ethiopia is almost 100, you not controlling

I missed that - appears to be recovering then.

jln115:
SAA hasn't gone down bru ..... If though I wish it gad.

Ghana seems to be mix of Nigeria pidgin and proper English

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gMx-92Z3lbI

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

As for Nigeria English - it's on it's own class

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uTrKUi7IiG8

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=De8Mpm2L-j0

Kenyans speak upper class British English. This due to settlement of mostly upper class Brits in Kenya. South Africans speak lower/middle/common class British English because Brits of all classes settled there in large numbers - so common English accent is more common in South Africa.

The reason is historical...
In fact, the East African Protectorate(Kenya) is claimed to have attracted more peers and members of the upper classes than other colonies (Nicholls 2005:57).

The difference - btw Southern Africa English and Kenya English - I'd say is heavy British accent in Southern Africa - while Kenyans try to remove all accents and pronounce words "right".


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=azjXlX4b8J8

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xe6m0iIlMP8

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2Iizm3IQXV8

Tayser:
The variety of English you speak is British, since they colonised you, same to kenya...as opposed to Filipinos who speak the American variety. Dont confuse that with accent. The accent is always south african or Filipino. We were saying that your accent is very heavy , too heavy infact that you need foreigners, Kenyans especially, to broadcast internationally on your proud behalves

Do you know N3B useless Naira is not even 10M dollars. In 2019 - Nairobi-Mombasa passenger services alone was worth 50M dollars.

The least you speak about Airline the better for you.

68816419:
Nigeria Airline Industry is dominated by private players such as Airpeace, Arik,Azman and the rest, and all these firms are making huge profits and flies same locations as your dead KQ, same applies to our rail sector

You sound embittered. KQ is still on of Africa biggest Airline - after SA went down - it's only 2nd to Ethiopia Airline in Sub-Sahara Africa. Nobody knows about Airpeace crap outside of Nigeria

68816419:
@RVP: Kenya Airways pre-tax losses deepened to KSh13 billion ($120 million) for the year ending December 2019 despite increasing passenger levels and revenues , its full-year 2020 revenues drop by bet 60 billion shillings ($555.30 million) and 70 billion shillings, higher than its previous estimate, your over priced rail programs is also making losses and may never generates profits .You guys fake almost every figures to boast your egos and attract investors, u fake figures in the Retail industry, Tourism, Aviation, Agriculture....
Indeed Uhuru is worst president ever in Africa, You borrow huge sums of Money only to build loose making ventures and put Kenyans in massive debts ?

SGR Kenya - nobody expected it would be profitable soon - but you can see it's approaching the breakpoint

For instance, between January and May last year, the cost of operating the SGR was Sh7.5 billion compared to the Sh5 billion that was realised in revenue.

The cost of running the SGR was the highest in 2019, hitting Sh18 billion against the Sh13.5 billion in revenues generated for the year.

In 2018 and 2017, the cost of operating the SGR far much outweighed the revenue.

In 2018, Sh14 billion was used to run the project against Sh5.5 billion that was generated.

Between June and December 2017, Sh7.5 billion was incurred in operational costs against Sh1 billion in revenue.

Living in dictatorship like TZ is hard - Minister of Finance - clearly suffering - has to deny like everyone in TZ that he has COVID-19. Doctors are not even allowed to mention COVID - because the president declared the country healed after praying for 3 days

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=D2R1pJD4uBU

Kigali city - nearly everwhere look like that - and Nairobi 3/4.

Just30:
This is not the nation of Cockless men, nothing was ever lost here.

That is neither a hotel or a gov't residence

This and Kokota airport are the only pictures that show all is NOT lost in the golden STOOL backwater. I see a lot of flags - is that hotel or gov residence.

Just30:
A good morning to jug around town

When you have a diversified economy - kenya exported more flowers last year than ever.

It seems that in times of crisis, more people want to express their Red heart with flowers, too: This February, our #Swissport colleagues in Nairobi, Kenya, handled 10% more roses Rosethan in the same period last year.

Nairobi expressway drone footage - under construction

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hfBRnwEy7Iw

Same difference.

jln115:
That is socialism to..............however since Ghana is democratic that would mean it automatically can't be communist!

Theories compared to 80% community land ownership Anybod can spin nonsense but the facts are stubborn; You remain a communist backwater.

vaxx:
Your country is largely rural because you are villagers, the few city land that are available are shared by Persia traders and your kleptocrazy government who owns about 70 percent of your land and live the unproductive one for you villagers to drabble on.


Your rural living lifestyles is associated with your high unemployment.