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Invest in proper sewage like this 4,000 acre one in Kenya

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QwGJr8JMrWk

Just40:
Dream on


Don't ever think that, the nonsense you Kenyans do is done everywhere

Mashujaa museum - Nairobi has long way to get to South Africa kind of level in arts and museum

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IQeZ9wYa7Qg

That is you entire business district

Just40:
When harmattan arrives

No in Ghana they literally dump it to ocean.

Just40:
They will treat their sewage to produce gas for the resident .... This is what green and sustainable development is. All highrise buildings, schools,malls and hospitals use this innovation.

Innovation escaped Kenyans does not mean it escaped everyone such that you guys are still fetching poop in gallons in this day and age.

AfriqueDuZuid:
Isn't it odd that some developers come to do projects that are no longer being done world wide, I believe governments sets direction on what kinda developments it needs in the country

Gov of North Korea no doubt otherwise projects go through approval process where ideally residents or neighborhood should object or accept.. ideally all skyscrapers should be located in a specific zone.. mostly business districts.City that sprawl encounter serious challenge mostly traffic

AfriqueDuZuid:
I can tell you now skyscrapers sites not make economic sense. Yes in 20th century but not in 21st century.

Countries are sampling work at home regime,... You know what that means?

All I get is that now Nairobi has overtaken us in skyscrapers... we need an excuse.Developers determine what best.. for them.Dubai is an expansive desert but they are building up.

Appisko:
The Harmonia residence The project located @ the Airport residential area

Where will they dump the sewage

AfriqueDuZuid:
Thats because in time things evolve

That's why many African countries will never be developed because they are chasing, what the developed are abandoning.

When the developed world is building sustainable cities, green cities, eco friendly cities, smart cities..... Some African countries are adopting what the developed world has realized is not good.

I.e skyscrapers,... Even

skyscraper can be all that and more.private sector build whatever they want.. whatever makes economic sense

Chinese incredible construction machinery meets Kenya can-do attitude.
Project started in midst of covid-19 - Mid- June 2020
Completion - April 2022
Duration - 2 years - 3 months ahead of schedule

Status as Dec: 90 percent done; All civil & structural work done; now just laying the final tarmac and beautification done


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=w3h1gDDacYA

Nairobi expressway beautification - Nairobi to maintain it's green city in the sun - all columns to be planted with plants - and the median flowers

And you will steal here some idiots saying Accra is greener than Nairobi

gallivant:
Green City under the Sun

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Kazi bure - why did you build that bridge Tanzanians!!!!!!!

Obaboon, Let do basic English comprehension.

In Kenya, some 90 percent of students who took the 2017 secondary education exams failed. Opposition lawmakers are calling on the government to investigate why so many students did not pass. The minister of education, however, expressed satisfaction with the results.

In short they failed to qualify for university entry (C+) and the gov is happy because we dont need that many graduates without formal jobs.

Obviously for a society that had become obsessed with sending kids to university - Kenya had to get used to sending their kids to become plumbers - so dont import from India like Nigeria does.

obaaderemi:
RIP2008, I got it from here:

Are you saying you don't know what's going on in your own country?

Kids who dont qualify to join universities - are not failures - they may not be academically gifted but they can choose to become craftsmen, artisans and other proffesionals. In kenya everyone now is entitled to higher educations loans - and they can choose to study anything

https://www.helb.co.ke/helb-products/helb-loans/tvet-loans/

Now imagine if Nigeria was exporting plumbers instead of BA (economics) who end up driving taxis. The plumbers in US or UK will earn significantly more.

Obaboon just to butt in where do you get 90 percent failure rate?

As far as I know we have no failures - we dont import plumbers from India?

Those that miss university entry - get scholarship - similar to university kids - to study in technical and vocational colleges

The government is offering sponsorships to students who scored grades as low as 'E' in Technical and Vocational Education and Training (TVET) colleges in the country.

The students will be assigned to the institutions through the Kenya Universities and Colleges Central Placement Service (KUCCPS) - a state corporation established under the Universities Act, 2012 to coordinate the placement of government-sponsored students to universities and colleges.

obaaderemi:
I can see you are even above Morocco and Egypt. Nobody takes data from little India seriously anymore.

With the way your students fail their final exam no other data is needed. What with nurses failing an international basic literacy exam?

The Seychelles minister talking about hiring kenayn teachers was just being polite. He was putting your stvpid president on. In fact there are more Nigerian teachers working in Kenya than Kenyan teachers working in Seychelles.

Lastly, can you please explain why 90% of your students fail their final exam yearly? At least your dumb master, RIP2008 gave an explanation, though illogical.

WHY ARE YOU LOOPING KENYA IN - if It was a kenyan saying anything about Azania- you'd have blown a head casket already

AfriqueDuZuid:
Actual population in real urbanized areas

Nigeria 27%
Kenya 13%
Sa +50%

The rest is rural, farm, and slums

If we go by the ctual definition of slums places like khayelitsha Philippi, and many others won't count

I can confirm that is Lagos - the Africa Mega Slumpolis - twin city to Kinshasasa.

jl115:
Is this not Lagos city?

And who asked you for yours - Almajiri begging the streets of Kaduna?

theenchanter:
nobody asked for ur freaking opinion, don't be insecure over slums, that's ur birthright in Kenya, we all know that.

For the umpteenth time - the Zoogeria and the mini zoo - really need to understand what a slum and a slumpolis look like

Below is example 2 - Mukuru slum complex of Nairobi - with Imara daima estate.

That is slum - what you have in west africa is slumpolis - entire metropolis look like one huge slum without any zoning or planning - save for Abuja.

If you must lie - dont use India pictures. South Africa have slums no doubt but Nigeria entire cities are slums. Nairobi has slums but Lagos is a slum. A city that has no planning nor zoning - is an integrated slum.

If you check the picture below you can clearly see the slum from decent areas.

Apart from Abuja - most west african cities are hodgepodge of slums - slumpolis.

Below is Kibra and Ngumo estate - that is how cities that are planned but where poverty exists - like South Africa or Kenya or India looks like.

But west africa - your cities look like Ibandan - expansive slumpolis

68816419:
On a serious note sA have far more slums than any country in Africa, even much more than the ultimate slum capital of the world Kenya
The almighty cape slum
Durban south Africa(this city alone have over 300,000 slums)

Meanwhile the generate white collar graduates - but there in India - they are sending craftsmen and artisans to do basic stuff. We need to reform our education system to generate blue collar workers. Nigeria is a zoo of course and cannot even have such convesration.

Obakillah:
Not just plumbers it seems Nigerians have embraced Indian domination even on low paying jobs. Nigeria is open for business...

https://whichisbetters.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/02/Nigeria-Jobs-Today-2021-%E2%80%93-For-Refinery-Plant-1024x576.jpg

Been trying to tell Obaboon - that Nigeria education system is due for reforms - now look you're importing plumbers from India?

samorobo:
Yes we are very educated as you said,any problem with that.

Of course. Nigeria electricity access is 50-60 percent - but we know you'd be lucky to get 4 hours of power in the best part of your city. Installed capacity of 12,000MW but we know peak power production is now less than 2,000MW. So we have to go beyond FAKE NIGERIA STATS.

theenchanter:
Wetin make I take the mumu post do? Is that how to counter a point? Rvp

1st thing when I googled Nigeria water access...

Although about 70 per cent of Nigerians are reported to have access to a basic water services, more than half of these water sources are contaminated. And although 73 per cent of the country's population have access to a water source, only nine litres of water on average is available to a Nigerian daily.

For kenya I get this

59% of people in Kenya have access to safe drinking water. 29% of people in Kenya have access to improved sanitation facilities. In 2020, UNICEF certified 1,765 villages as open defecation free. We also provided WASH facilities for over 600 schools in 2020, to help with reopening.

theenchanter:
it's expected of u to purge whatever ur brain gulped.

That's water access rate for d continent, u're still behind Nigeria.

Internet penetration rate, second frame.

Keep living in the delusional atmosphere rvp built for u guys.

Kenya education standards as much as it best in Africa - is at the bottom of developed world. If we were just satisfied - we would be like Nigeria - Kenya is making progress forward by taking PAINFUL reforms including instituting mass failures.
Now pray when will you institute even the most basic reforms in ANYTHING
Like dealing with millions of kids out of school?

You cannot compare Kenya education in almost all aspect to nearly all sub saharan africa countries. Mauritus and Magreb maybe.

obaaderemi:
90% of students failing an exam defeats all attempts at making excuses.
This is for the monkey trying to give a stvpid excuse for mass failure of students in little India:



This Kenyan minister of education is wicked. He burst RIP2008 open.
https://learningenglish.voanews.com/a/kenyan-students-failed-secondary-exams/4181773.html

Obaboon,
A functional gov doesnt just operate on auto-pilot like NIgeria.
It make deliberate policies and strategies to drive the nation forward
Of course - there were exam leakages, too many kids in universities and all sort of things.
This what changed in 2015 - and this mass failures - is intended to achieve SPECIFIC OBJECTIVIES
The fact remain Kenya education standards are Africa best. When kids are compared on the same exams - Kenya kids excel.
But if we were to just sit on our laurels and be happy - we will become another south africa.
Promising country hobbled by bad education.

If we want to pass kids - we just moderate our exams.

obaaderemi:
Okay, the government moderated kids to fail exams for five years in a row and then turned around to start complaining about children's failure. Five years in a row, you ugly monkey.

And then the products of such a system could not pass a routine English test for nurses You are indeed insane.

Nairobi - World 4th most dynamic city - Under Construction -

Africa Traveller highlights construction in Nairobi Metro.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FDGeWjhLUe0

Obaboon you come from a zoo. Let me help you with how it works in a functional country

From 2015 - kenya exams were not moderated and exams have been made difficult....

Last year due to COVID - gov has promised to moderate the exam. Exams are moderated or standardized to generate a normal distribution curve...so the decision on how to fail or pass students lies with examiners...they can decide an A is 20 marks if the exam is very hard....because there has to be a normal distribution curve. kenya gov since 2015 deliberated refused to do this...to dissuade too many students going to university

This is just few days ago...
Magoha and team off to UK to oversee exam printing - The ...https://www.standardmedia.co.ke › Education
5 days ago — Additional 78,424 candidates have been registered to sit KCSE, according to KNEC data. Magoha said the March examinations will be moderated to ...


Expect 'easy' KCPE, KCSE exams, George Magoha tells ...https://www.kenya24news.com › kenya › 209771-news
Education Cabinet Secretary George Magoha has assured candidates in ... March that test questions will not be hard and marking will be moderated to factor ...

obaaderemi:
Now I know for a certainty that you are an insane monkey.
I have suspected it since the day you said Kenyan kids are failing because the government wanted it that way, to reduce the number of people going to university.

More filters...yet Nairobi city is huge construction site - everywhere you look - tall buildings (75 percent of all skyscrapper under construction in Africa), world class roads and name it.

That is why Nairobi is world 4th most dynamic city - competing only with Asian cities similarly growing very fast

Once Nairobi is done with construction - what will you tell people?

More filters....

theenchanter:
Nairobi without filter is nothing.... OR

Nairobi, without filter, is nothing....OR

Nairobi without filter, is nothing.

Choose your choice.

You opinion is not worth a bucket of warm spit. Nairobi was voted 12th best city to live in by Expat. Now that is something worthwile. 4th most dynamic city. In the WORLD.

Your useless opinion is just an online rant. Provide evidence like some ranking. Not your opinion. Flap your gums endlessly if you must to deal with your envy of Nairobi

samorobo:
Lol nothing in Nairobi is developed,at best decent,and pls don’t get me started on the rest of this chicken coop they call cities,honestly it’s not worth anybody’s time,Atleast not mine- I know better.

PURE NONSENSE.
US after industralizing in 20th century has always been short of labour.
Importing labour worlwide.
Never exported Labour.
Just a few peace corps type to help Ghana - for one or two years before they go back home.
US economy grew because of it's domestic industry.

Ghana, Nigeria, Philiphines and India - those have been exporting labour.

Ghana began exporting millions of slaves in 15th century.

And it still look worse than Burundi.

Just40:
To Europe since the End of world war 2.
To Asia before the reign of Mao
To Africa, all throughout the independence struggle era.

To South America throughout the 20th century


Learn wide and you'll know a lot about the world ... Screaming and throwing tantrums in not the way to a good educational system...It doesn't speak well of the education you received..


Pick and encyclopedia and you will learn a lot .... You'll also find numerous history books in the process, that will enlighten you