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People are free to plant whatever they want in their farms. If your farm has food crops - will you give it for free to drought stricken people in northern part of the country. The people starving in Sahel - do not starve for lack of food - but for lack of money to buy food. Their food crop is livestock - cows, sheeps and goats - when drought come - it wipes most of them. vankelvin: |
How do you propose countries solve drought and sahara desertification? How much will that cost? Just40: |
A country doesnt become a zoo because it's affected by perennial drought as Sahara desertification continues. A country that doesnt do anything about it - is a zoo Do you know how many people are going hungry in Nigeria? It start from knowing them. Then devising programs to help them. I was part of the team that came up with kenya national drought management https://www.ndma.go.ke/ After every rain season - kenya gov does assessment on areas that drought prone - and determine people who may need assistance. We also designed a hunger safety net - where those survey to be drought affected - are send mobile money As we speak kenya run one of Africa biggest social safety net - ensuring Any kenyan who is disabled, orphan, hunger stricken, old receive money every month. Any kenyan who is 70yr old receive monthly stipend and free treatment http://www.socialprotection.or.ke/national-safety-net-program/126-hunger-safety-net-programme-hsnp 68816419:
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After kicking France you're looking for new master? Magreb has no serious islamic terrorism. You should do what Kenya, Uganda, Ethiopia and Burundi has done in Somalis - contribute troops in Ecowas - and replace the french- and fight the terorist in Mali, Burkina faso, Nigeria, Chad and Niger. https://newlinesinstitute.org/wp-content/uploads/NLISAP-Africa-ACLED-05212020.png vankelvin: |
Nobody will watch all those videos when the summary like this - for 5yrs exist. Just30:
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Our roads repair from fuel levy approaching a billion a year - while new road construction annually is more than 2 billion dollars - excluding IPPS 400m dollars disbursed in 1st half - this repairs and maintain a total of 80,000kms https://www.the-star.co.ke/news/2021-03-02-roads-board-releases-sh419bn-for-road-maintenance/ |
While you're paving 15kms of road per annum - we are aggressively opening up new roads. The survey, done by the Kenya Roads Board (KRB), documents the evolution of the country’s road network from 63,000km in 2003 to 161,000km in 2009 and then 246,700km in 2018. |
https://www.businessdailyafrica.com/bd/economy/state-values-road-network-at-sh3-5trn-before-audit-3472282 The Kenya Roads Board (KRB), the agency charged with overseeing development and repairing of roads, has revealed the valuation in the tender seeking consultants to conduct a two-year survey on the condition of Kenyan roads. The valuation of the 246,757.26 kilometres of roads, which include 40,002.34km trunk roads, is more than Kenya’s Sh3.06 trillion budget, highlighting the impact of Jubilee administration’s accelerated investment in roads in the past decade. KRB data says the country has 161,821km classified roads, 34,000km unclassified or new roads with more than nine-metre road reserve and 50,000 km narrow roads that have less than nine-metre road reserve. Kenya had 76,100km of roads in 2014, meaning that 85,721km of paved and unpaved roads were added in five years to June 2019. The country has added 10,395km of paved roads from 2010 to close June 2019 with 21,295km. Just40: |
It even worse if that data is the best ever done by Ghanian regime ![]() Just40: |
They upgraded about 450kms (yearly 90kms) - I guess to bitumen/asphalt standard - did overlay of asphalt for 1,000kms - (200kms) -this is re-carpeting - reconstructed 90(20Kms yearly) - and constructed 68kms (15km per year). This is not my data. This is their own data for last 5yrs presented by their road minister to their parliament. I am sure if Ghana gov had done better than this - they would proudly present. This what Just40 madness posted here before realizing it would expose them - and quickly deleted - kept reposting geographical breakdown. The claim was they were building 4,000kms new road per year - that is huge - and I was sceptical - but certainly didnt expect them to be constructing 13kms per year of new road.They are doing very very badly - considering they have all those minerals. Africa or world leading gold producer. GeneralDae: |
Absolutely. Ghana has been a revelation - outwardly you think it's a progressive country - but inwardly like Nigerian knows - it's just another zoo Tayser: |
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Take your meds! Just30: |
re-sphalting! slowpoke. The figures you keep throwing is automatically taken to recycle bin. An asphalt overlay is a layer of new asphalt applied over the existing base layer of asphalt on a driveway, parking lot or road Just30: |
I think you've earned your alms! Dont sweat it! theenchanter: |
Resealing a road, spot repairs, re-asphalting a road, gravelling (took like 1,000kms) is not new road. The only thing I see as being a little serious is the reconstruction and upgrading ( I guess to bitumen standard ) - that would add you another 500kms of road.You got problems - and you know it that - is why you quickly hide that table ![]() Just30:
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Almajiri graduate shinning like a star ![]() theenchanter: |
FACTS are stubborn things. Just30:
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I have watched couple of videos from Ghana - the complain is always on the bad roads - bumpy rides. My big problem is where all the gold money disappears into? Something is wrong with these west africans. Shma: |
I am sure they did better than Nigeria - who last saw new paved road being constructed in Obasanjo regime. theenchanter:
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Why were you afraid to post ![]() The table is very clear. Only 68 new paved roads were constructed in 5yrs. The rest fall under repairs and maintenance - re-asaphting, spot repairs, reconstructions, resealing In 5yrs kenya construct now close to 10,000 new roads. Annually we maintain 80,000kms - with fuel levy fund of nearly a billion dollars. See below the 2018-2019 Road maintenance and repair - this exclude new roads. Just30:
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The dwarf president who talks a storm - clearly is short not only in stature - but also in action. 5 yrs 5yrs !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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Minister of Roads and Highways, Hon. Kwasi Amoako-Attah, presented a detailed document to parliament on Friday, February 18, 2022, detailing the number of roads built by the Akufo-Addo-led government between 2017 and 2021. 1/4 NOW WHEN I THOUGHT IT COULD NOT GET WORSE - it trafic - it the entire 5yrs - meaning they are constructing 10km of new road every year Something is wrong with GHANA COMPLETELY WRONG! GHANA GHANA GHANA POOR GHANA - HOLY COW
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I was driving - now I am back to my computer. Now your friend posting the breakdown of those 4,200 kms of road they did last year or so. Leave the geographical breakdown. The breakdown of the type of work done. I am going to fish it out before you reply ![]() theenchanter: |
Kikuyu was right something wrong west Africa bonbons |
Just30:empty words just repost that table again horbit...throwing careless numbers as always..repost it |
theenchanter:showing only 68 Kms new paved road constructed n the rest repaired |
theenchanter:So I randomly guessed the number or got it from horbit..ask him to repost.4000kms of road work done is mostly repairs.... useless re asphalting when road has no integrity.. having fallen into long disrepair |
Just30:We spend more on repairs even now...that is why our road quality is top 10 in Africa..we maintain all roads even gravel annually spending a billion dollars so we don't end up with potholes |
gallivant:I am driving..I will get shortly...the horbit can run but cannot hide |
During moi era the Kenya roads went into such disrepair it was akin to west Africa roads...the next gov spend almost just a decade repairing them...there is nothing worse than potholed paved road .it's better to drive in gravel road |
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