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33m times 1MW slowpoke is 30,000MW. That is South Africa level. Your installed capacity is 5,000MW. Your generation capacity is 3,000MW - normally it about 2,000MW - with most going into smelting aluminum.

Like this graph shows - you have slightly advantage over kenya in per capita usage.

Just40:
He's yet to learn that Ghana is not a mess like Kenya .

Ghana did not manage to get a 1000kw per Capita electricity for 100kw per Capita Kenya to come and compare with

Ghana - useless country doesnt even grow wheat
https://www.modernghana.com/news/1146989/wheat-ghana-a-tropical-country-does-not-grow.html

The assumption being you grow your own cheap wheat?
Kenya at least grow wheat...about half our consumption.
You dont harvest even one bushell of wheat.
Kenya normally charges just 13% duty on wheat to protect kenya wheat farmers
Now it's duty free.

So slowpoke how can Ghana imported wheat become cheaper than Kenya

And start to grow even one acre of wheat

Just40:
as usual... I deal with real prices and not change in price.
Even a 40% change in prices in Ghana did not earn up making things more expensive than in kenya.

Ghana mini zoo - if Nigeria is nothing to Kenya - why would little Ghana be anything. Only when people get bored do they talk about Ghana. Ghana who knows about it in Kenya. This thread is about kenya versus the Zoo. You're here imposing your little miserable self.

vankelvin:
Its really surprising how almost all kenyan YouTubers and bloggers find every opportunity to compare their country with Ghana. Why do I have the feeling the name Ghana torments the life out of kenyans because eii, this ain't normal

There is this sudden craz for interviewing African Americans who have moved from Ghana to settle in Kenya? Why don't they interview those who moved from Kenya to settle in Ghana as well?

Again such data summarize nonsense

Just40:
...

Kenya lead the world in solar home systems - those are ones without main electricity - and kenya has world fastest electrification - census was 2019 - by now - in 2023 - 3million more have been connected.

Data is easy to verify - we have one electricity supply company - KPLC.

Just40:
I just told you that, using the Census data (7.2 million households)

Kenya is too backward in terms of electricity... It only has 50% of it's population connected according to Kenya Census data.

The rest are either burning wood or kerosene or sleeping in darkness. Others too rely on torch lights

Hyperinflation in a tweet

How is this affecting the super high cost of living we have in Ghana?
A loaf of bread is still selling between 20-25ghc.
I piece of tomatoes is selling@1ghc.
700ghc from the Flagstaff house is making you fool too much.
Just watch your steps......
You step on a lots of toes

It obvious if you remove kenya - there is nothing much left. Unless you dont know the data.

Just40:
Still misrepresenting data

They said East Africa, yet you took it for Kenya.

Meanwhile your Central Bank has told the world that Kenya did only 60 billion dollars in mobile money transaction

This was in sept 2022 - now it worse -> A loaf of bread is 15 cedis now. The minimum wage in Ghana is currently 13 cedis.

Remember in 2020 - it was 2 cedis - Only in Ghana 🇬🇭 wey buying of bread 2 cedis 🍞 saf get payment plan 😂😂😂😂😂😂 eii

Then in 2021 it rose to 8 cedis

Now who knows 20 cedis.

Perfect description of HYPERINFLATION.

In kenya bread has been 50-60shs forever.

Just40:
yet wheat is far cheaper in Ghana than in Kenya..

I deal in real prices ... Ghana is not your mate
Kenya is too poor to compare itself with Ghana, always try somalia

Only 6.9m are connected to main electricity out of 8.3 million. At least a million household or 4m plus Ghanians are still on kerosene lamps - worry about those.

Kenya is a success story in electricity. Maybe you want to face Nigeria.

Kenya likely to achieve universal electricity coverage in 2-3yrs.

We are adding 1M plus annually - right now we should be at 10m - so next year we hit 11-12 - the year after we got to 13m.

Few who will remain will have clean solar systems.

Just40:
Ghana has 8.3 million households and household size is 3.6 which is lower than in Kenya.

The Census data proves what everyone has told you here., 88% of Ghana's population are connected and only 1 million households ain't.
Now keep your alternative theory to yourself. 😂🤣

Mobile money - East Africa(Kenya) lead by far - with 28B transactions - worth nearly half trillion USD

Ghana on the usual list of hyperinflation

Kenya turning corner in fighting against Malaria.

HDI scores. See North TZ benefit from kenya - otherwise it would be hopeless.

I used household. South Africa has around 18-19m. Kenya 12-13m. Ghana 8-9M households. Electricity is connected to households, facilities, businesses and such.

South Africa has 17M connected to main electricity - Kenya is 9m - Ghana is about 4m - those are customers of electricity customers.

Solar home systems include lights, fridges, tvs, radios and of course solar water heating.

For the poor of course it mostly lighting, radio, phone charging and small tv.

AfriqueDuZuid:
I think you also forget to factor the fact that Ghana is almost half the population of kenya.

Solar for lights and charging phones, it's not a small solar home system. It's just solar lights...

Port efficiency in Africa.

Usual madness. Put links. No puke.

Just40:
Ghana has 10 million houses and only one million of them is not connected to electricity.
Add houses with multi units and Ghana has 13 million metered units.

Kenyans who can't afford to build proper houses such that 45% of properties in Kenya are mud, zinc houses will never afford solar.

Maybe you're referring to solar touch light which is not a source of electricity but lighting 😂🤣

Next time you want to compare your shithole to Ghana, think critically,. We are not Mates

Fact - those connected to main electricity - approaching 10M - metered connections. Ghana metered customers not even 4m.
Kenya lead the world in small solar home system.
I doubt there are kenyans still using lamps like the 1m household in Ghana - or 4-5m Ghanians.
https://www.standardmedia.co.ke/business/business/article/2001464850/high-power-costs-drive-millions-of-kenyans-to-solar

Just40:
Dream on Lunatic. 😂🤣😂

No wonder Kenya look so dark, they conjure solar in the night. I learnt the touch light business is booming in Kenya since half of Kenya (30 million) go to bed without electricity.

Kenya is ahead because those not connected to mains - are almost all using solar power.

Kenyans have bought 7.5m household solar system - I think it's even beat India.
https://www.standardmedia.co.ke/business/business/article/2001464850/high-power-costs-drive-millions-of-kenyans-to-solar

Just40:
Access to electricity in Ghana is now 88%. I'm sure it is 92% now

Only 4,119,930 million people in Ghana don't have electricity. This is equivalent to 1,144,425 million households.

I see why the Kenyans strive for a Kenya like Ghana 🤣

Link. Not puke.

Just40:
This is Ghana census data

If you're interested, it is freely available online 🤣😂

This is comprehensive and well provided data and not the nonsense you guys did in kenya

Link. Not your puke.

Just40:
That's number of Apartments not units in an apartment.

Lunatic.... Even in the face of clear data, you still want to make noise.

Production of vehicles in Ghana was almost 7,000 in 2022.
Registration of brand new vehicles in Ghana was 58,000.

Kenya still has to catch up

Mad cow. More madness. It that number of units in the apartment or the number of apartment. The simple rule - you share the link - so people can read for themselves the terminologies.

Like here

Just40:
There are 313,000 apartments across Ghana

Now I see why Kenyans so badly want to get to Ghana's level.

They also disappeared!!! in great shame.

Shma2023:
The madman will disagree, certainly!

I am yet to find a contrary opinion except expressed by madmen in this thread.

Shma2023:
6:50



https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fvBmhW3gmvk


Ghana is so underdeveloped when Kenya is put into the equation.

The difference is like day and night.

Right since 2020 - they assembled only 4,700 cars. Not so bad for small zoo. Big zoo struggled to sell 32 new VW POLOS

Look like production of 4,700 (5k) since the Ghana Auto policy (I dont know when) - it could mean since 2019!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

So I was very generous.

Ghana might be assembling something like 1,000 cars annually.

https://www.myjoyonline.com/4700-locally-assembled-vehicles-sold-since-introduction-of-government-auto-policy/

My reading of this Twi - Ghana has 12,000 new car market - you have assembled 4,700 (so far) - that is according to OPPONG PREPRAH - Chair of MV Assemblers - what a name - OPPONG PREPRAH -
https://www.ghanaweb.com/GhanaHomePage/business/4-700-vehicles-assembled-locally-so-far-Oppong-Preprah-1694144

vaxx:
Begin to come up with anus evidence .

Production of assembled vehicles has been erratic in Kenya, rising from 6,948 in 2013 to 10,181 in 2015 (CAGR +13.58%).In 2016, production plunged -38% to 6,295 & a further -22% to 4,884 in 2017 (atleast a 5 year low).Production in H119 SURGED +19% to 3,152 v. 2,654 in H118.

Anyway look like it's starting to grow!

KNBS data shows that production of assembled vehicles for 11 months in 2022 was 13,621 units, which is 141% higher than the 5,653 units assembled in the whole of 2018.

Again we are about a decade from entering morroco-like ramp up of car production. Egypt and Algeria are on it now.

Dont sweat it poor Ghanian.
Car manufacturing only take off at 5,000 USD per capita.
Ghana and Kenya are about half way there.

Appisko:
Stop posting fake stats

Yes I think future will be nuclear for many countries if safety is addressed, solar, wind, and geothermal.

For kenya in medium term - realistically -I think we should do lots of solar with pumped storage (for base load) - and retire the thermal plants.

Short term - continue to rump up geothermal production - 10,000mw capacity is far from being exhausted - and geothermally is really great as base load.

Saddamochieng00:
I see us going down the nuclear route. Way more efficient and sustainable in the long run. A good mix of that and geothermal and we can satisfy all our energy needs.

https://www.google.com/url?sa=t&source=web&rct=j&url=https://www.constructionkenya.com/11093/nuclear-power-project-kenya/&ved=2ahUKEwj29YzDreD-AhUVgP0HHehoCx0QFnoECCcQAQ&usg=AOvVaw1RfcQousQ8-XzWeIqiebwF

They are already lost in frustration, depression, crime and poverty due to lack of formal fulfilling jobs.
Kenya has to be realistic - we cannot generate enough jobs - for now.
In near future we will - once we are able to ramp up savings and investments - which build & expand factories, firms, companies, etc.
Then our diaspora will be attracted to comeback home.

When can kenya realistic take off. Most data suggest 2030. For now we are still laying the foundation.

Once the economy hit take off - it will quickly generate millions of jobs - just like developed countries.

samorobo:
You are a fool,you are loosing skilled individuals to Europe and you are trying to exalt it. You should be crying for your zoo old guy

Last I checked South Africa did 500k; Morroco was close with 300k; Egypt was 3rd with 80k; Nigeria 20K; Kenya 15k: Ghana 5k; something like that.

vaxx:
I understand you have a reading problem.

Do you have evidence we do only 6000?