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Let me be clear, no SSA country outside Kenya and South Africa have REFINED PETROLEIUM PRODUCT pipeline. I am talking a line that takes petrol, diesel, kerosene, and Jet fuel. And maybe LPG. Just30: |
There is huge land in Nairobi Metro. That is where most of lower and middle class Nairobi builts. Nairobi got filled up long time ago - and is indeed very expensive. But from 30kms from Nairobi center - you will find expansive ranches - that are cheap - starting from even 2,000 usd per plot https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rYGjV5un2Lc&t=747s samorobo: |
Show me a refined product pipeline in Ghana. I am not talking about crude oil pipeline. Also don't show me N-GAS. Just30: |
You've come along way to acknowledging Nairobi is good .Mombasa is very developed. So is Nakuru, Kisumu and Eldoret. Obviously nothing compared to South Africa...but definitely better than nearly the rest of Sub Sahara Africa. Austine1213: |
Muthaiga is definitely the most expensive residential estate in Nairobi. This 2 acres of land will cost you 2.5M dollars. Yes upper hill, westland and kilimani will go as high as 5m dollars per acre but that is because you're allowed to build highrises. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Dbmr9umSPs8 |
Samrobo, maybe you can afford Runda Mumwe (Kiambu - Nairobi Metro). A plot will just be 600,000usd . https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SysIeu_v6nw |
Just shows us anything close to that. It's great that Africa Travellers now has a drone because he will make our point that Kenya is very very developed. North compared to West Africa backwaters. samorobo: |
Kenya is only country outside South Africa in SSA to have a refined product oil pipeline. The product pipeline covers kenya five cities - Mombasa, Nairobi, Nakuru - with two branches to Kisumu and Eldoret. Importation of fuel is done through bidding - where one operator is selected to import for that month or so - and fuel is then fed into Kenya Pipeline - and then sold to fuel companies - who then sell it to their dealers. Fuel shortage in Kenya is unheard of. Kenya also dominate the fuel industry of the region thanks to this Petrol tankers only do the last mile.
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Kenya Pipelines - only 2nd to South Africa in SSA in refined product pipeline - Kisumu jetty at Lake Victoria. Once Lake Victoria get real oil tankers - Kenya will be able to export refined fuel to great lakes region easily. Kisumu oil jetty. Nigeria and Ghana despite all the petrol dollars cannot even hack a refined oil pipeline - and dangerous tankers sneak through Lagos traffic bursting into flames once in a while
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Once in Kampala - the wagons are off-loaded and loaded for final destination.
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Kenya-Uganda reinvigorate the Lake Victoria transportation. The refined fuel from Mombasa is piped all the way to all 5 kenya cities - and in Kisumu - it's put onto a train - into the ship (MV Uhuru) - and all the way to Kampala Uganda. Kisumu Lake Victoria Port now back in business.
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Great. This road together with Kibera-Langata link road, will solve the traffic mess in the area. gallivant: |
How about the Tomatos that Benin were producing? Nigeria is led by primary school dropout (his certificate apparently was eaten by a dog ) and that is the level of his thinking. We cannot berate Buhari - maybe we can blame his parents. Now for someone like you, who apparently went to university, your thinking capacity is worse than Buhari. Your parents did well, but you turned out a fool worse than Buhari.Nigeria should engage real economist to find out why smuggling is happening in the first place. Why would someone risk all that to import RICE of all things through criminal networks. The solution is not to block the borders...but to find out why Nigerians are not eating Nigerian rice! Maybe they are too damn expensive or of such low quality. Otherwise as soon as the border is re-opened the illegal trade will resume. As of now - now trade is happening in West Africa - because of Nigeria. Austine1213: |
I will repeat - I doubt the veracity of your story. Let try English lesson for the day. You really like starting your sentence with 'stupid or idiot'. I am not going to deal with anger issues that you clearly have but let focus on English. Synonyms for Idiot/foolish/stupid...your most favorite word. foolish, silly, unintelligent, idiotic, brainless, mindless, scatterbrained, crackbrained, nonsensical, senseless, irresponsible, unthinking, ill-advised, ill-considered, inept, witless, damfool, unwise, injudicious, indiscreet, short-sighted inane, absurd, ludicrous, ridiculous, laughable, risible, fatuous, asinine, pointless, meaningless, futile, fruitless, mad, insane, lunatic informal crazy, dopey, cracked, half-baked, cock-eyed, hare-brained, nutty, potty, dotty, batty, derpy, barmy, gormless, cuckoo, loony, loopy, zany, screwy, off one's head, off one's trolley, out to lunch British informal daft vaxx: |
I thought everyone has their cow. If they were doing so well - why the malnutrition rates. My friend a Maasai cow producing 1 litre of milk is not enough to sell to the neighborhood.The reality is every rural Tanzania has one or two lactacting cow producing less than enough milk for their own families...they produce 1-1.5 liters per day...not enough to feed large rural families. For urban areas, you need Kenya dairies, to come sell milk there. Mzal3ndo: |
Now tell us where you get 90% of black SAns are richer than Africans. The Magreb - Egypt and likes - have nearly eliminated absolute poverty. Understand that first - Egypt is 3.2%, Tunisia 0.3%, etc etc. Now let look at South Africa poverty 18.9% - cannot meet the 1.9 dollars expenditure daily per capita - that is so Sub Saharan African. 37.6% - cannot meet the 3.2 57.1% - cannot meet the 5.5 So you can see poverty is nearly as bad as many Africa countries...twice better than Kenya. And meanwhile Kenya is growing at 6% (pre-covid) with declining population and South Africa is on negative decline....so you know by 2030....South Africa poverty will be 35% and Kenya will be 18% ![]() jln115: |
Your limited vocabulary of insults and English is more annoying than the cheap insult. Man, you need to go back to school. Anyway, it's takes about 1 month for concrete to heal/form...and I don't think Ghana has Chinese tech to build such in two months. Not even in one year. Maybe you mean converting the hospital to "Infectious disease" unit. vaxx: |
1) International poverty line. Nearly 20% of South Africa are poor. That is nearly as worse as many in SSA. In Magreb - that kind of poverty has been eliminated. Based on the international poverty line of $1.90 per day, (2011 Purchasing Power Parity, exchange rates), 18.8% of South Africans were poor in 2015, following a decline from 33.8% in 1996. 2) Unemployment - 40%. That is as worse as anywhere in Africa. Hence the crime, the xenophobia and name it. If black south african were doing so well compared to 90% of Africans - they will not attack Africans for taking their jobs and business. They will not be looting African business. In short even in South Africa - it appears - it's the Whites - Asians - tiny politically connected black SANs - Immigrants - and the black south africans. And we know why - the racist Apertheid never invested in black education or empowerment. jln115: |
Ghana is littered with incomplete projects that get abandoned by IMF - I doubt you can build all that in two months. vaxx: |
Strengthening borders is not something that you do it once - and it's done. It's ongoing struggle. You don't block the border including all legal goods. ostensibly to fix smuggling. As soon as it reopened the usual Nigeria corruption will resume and smuggling will resume. US doesn't block the border with Mexico despite all the narcotics getting in. What Nigeria did including their reluctance to accept Africa Free Trade just show how retrogressive the thinking in the zoo is...they are not for free trade...because ABUJA has enacted arbitrage economy favoring a few northern traders and importers. That is what they want to protect...and Nigerians down south had figured out how to beat the system by going through Benin and Cameroon. Nigeria economy remind me of Kenya of 1980s and early 90s. Basically if you are trader, you need gov connection, to get import license and the dollars, and the gov will block your competition, leaving you with monopoly. You're just a zoogerian pretending to be a south african. Austine1213: |
Your dairy sector is nothing to write home about. You have twice as much land as Kenya. Nearly Twice as much cattle. But you milk production is way lower than Kenya. Uganda I think is doing better because they learnt from kenya. Kenya we overtook South Africa by investing in AI services - Artificial Insemination - to get Holstein, Freshian, name them - cows from Europe that can produce 25 litres per day.You typical cow produce I bet 1-2 litres per day. Kenya has Africa largest herd of modern dairy cows - I think nearly 4Million cows now. These are cows that can cost as high as 3-5k dollars. We have Africa highest milk consumption per capita. While you're busy eating cassava and sweat potatos - and suffering malnutrition Mzal3ndo: |
The rant of a misinformed idiot from the dystopian zoo. Developed countries pay a lot of taxes so they don't have to live like a zoo. They don't have to ever go through blackouts, pot-holed roads, kidnapping and absolutely lack of personal safety, pollution, lack of pipe safe water, terrible traffic jams, poor quality of education, lack of proper medical care. Now let's compare kenya and Nigeria. We pay probably highest electricity cost in Africa - at more 20 cents a usd. Nigeria on paper pays Africa lowest at 6 cents USD. Kenya enjoy 24-7 stable electricity. Nigeria are luckly to get 6hours of electricity everyday. You know why - Nigeria electricity sector is underfunded because consumers pay very little - so there is no investment done by power companies nor can the power producers be able to run the turbines. The end results - nearly every Nigerian has to invest in diesel or petrol generator. The cost per KWH of a generator is upwards 40 usd cents per unit. Conclusion: CHEAP is EXPENSIVE. Example 2. Fuel. Kenya pays very expensive fuel prices - we tax it heavily - more than 100% to provide money to fund gov and for road maintenance levy. Nigeria pay ridiculously low prices because fuel is not taxed - but actually subsidized. You would think Nigerians enjoy the best of life - but because their road infrastructure is mostly totally collapsed and the few decent roads are clogged with traffic - it cost more to run a vehicle in Nigeria - than in Kenya. And Nigeria is plagued with fuel shortages...something unheard of in Kenya. People don't know what it means to ever go to petrol stations and lack fuel...or to have long queues. The sector is profitable for everyone - so why would fuel ever go short? Let not even talk about the mess that fuel quality in Nigerian and the disaster on the engines and environment. The same is true for everything else. The amount of money Nigerians have to spend on personal security - I am told the rich have to drive with armed guards- the oil sector is a mess because thugs cut off pipelines - the Fulani herdsmen drive from Sahara to Nigeria like it was a wilderness and kill any farmer they find on their way - Boko Haram control the North East - etc. These kind of things are surreal in any modern country. Even South Sudan have some semblance of law and order. Heck Somali's AlShabaab run their regions with far more order. The difference btw near Utopia like countries - heavily tax norway for example - and a dystopian zoo zero tax Nigeria - is obvious. Taxes enable gov to provide common services that would be hard or inefficient if everyone was left to sort it out themselves like Nigeria has done. Kenya tax level - at 18-20% GDP is far from ideal. South Africa at 25% of GDP. Norways are at 50%. Kenya should aim to increase it tax base to hit 25% of GDP. While Nigeria at 5% tax to GDP will remain like Somali or Chad or Niger or name it - they get zero tax - and they have zero development. samorobo: |
We own those lazy bastards. They run to South Africa - and they now have two daddies - kenya and South Africa. Wizzzzmike: |
Every Tanzanian dream is be a Kenyan. Wizzzzmike: |
This was based on data cooking their gov routinely engages is - but they failed the KaziKazi eye test. Roan77: |
There is nothing mildly interested in your country anymore. I use to believe your data propaganda but the day KaziKazi opened our eyes to the eye test - and I discovered just how backward your country was - is the day I lost interest in anything Ghana. Anybody who believe Ghana is progressive state should visit and see just how backward it is. Wizzzzmike: |
Communist backwater state. Tell the Ebonyi governor to stop building malls and other pig-lipstick smearing antics -and work on facilitating private investors to come and invest there. The money invested in the mall for example- if invested in small hydro station - can supply the entire city with reliable electricity. Abohboy: |
You don't improve the ease of business for foreigners (FDI) alone - but for your own people - who want to start SMES. It basically how ease it is to start or operating a business. How long do you take to get construction permit, reliable electricity, get bank credit, trade across borders etc. Ten of these areas—starting a business, dealing with construction permits, getting electricity, registering property, getting credit, protecting minority investors, paying taxes, trading across borders, enforcing contracts, and resolving insolvency—are included in the ease of doing business score and ease of doing business ranking. Doing Business also measures regulation on employing workers and contracting with the government, which are not included in the ease of doing business score and ranking. Samorobo2: |
World Bank "Ease of Doing Business" 2020. 1) Mauritius rank 13 2) Rwanda Rank 38 3) Morocco Rank 53 4) Kenya Rank 56 5) south africa Rank 84 (Huge drop and very noticeable from being a top performer in the previous reports) 6) Zambia Rank 85 7) Botswana Rank 87 Togo Rank 979) Namibia Rank 104 10) Malawi Rank 109 11) Ivory coast Rank 110 Nigeria improves to 131 . Ghana 118. Tanzanai 141.http://documents1.worldbank.org/curated/en/688761571934946384/pdf/Doing-Business-2020-Comparing-Business-Regulation-in-190-Economies.pdf |
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Black SAns earn more and live in less poverty than 90% of Africans.... That's just the facts mate 
Togo Rank 97