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Are you mistaking me for your current and former president Mr Tinubu & chief herder - those are truly old senile pricks - and they are going to run nigeria for another decade.

Remember saying Nairobi Nyari estate was Canada

Or that GTC will never look like this.

samorobo:
I don’t think I can see something like this,I know I have seen better simply because we have it Berger. Deal with that abd stop heckling you senile old prick .

Nigeria is where you draw the line. Why dont you develop your Zoo.

samorobo:
C c c

Hello M0rons,don’t feel too important,most Nigerians the same investment in ghana and e en in common togo. Buy properties from all over the world is a Nigerian thing,for some it’s to multiply their investment for other it’s too clean and hide their money. We are all over ,US,UK,Europe,SA,you just name it. Kenya isn’t special,pls stop daydreaming.

I have watched enough of your empty Abuja. Maybe you have made some progress the last one year? Please highlight the progress.

Abuja can NEVER be at level of Nairobi.

Mombasa yes.

ProblemChild1:
I don't know if you're smoking Colorado. You talk like someone who's mentally deranged. You can't compare your tiny Nairobi cbd with Abuja CBD. Your Nairobi cbd dosen't have traffic lights, tiny roads, old buildings, tiny car parking etc.

Now watch Abuja and be ashamed of your certified shithole Capital city



https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SRMU6y7GCXA

Who's on his right senses will compare Abuja city planning with Nairobi slumpolis.



https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Pc-HegmFEIQ



https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fjWdAHMOd2c

Like wtf



https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ow4h7QVJmOc

Abuja Neighborhood. See the greenery, see the space, see the traffic lights inside the Neighborhood, something you will never find in the whole of your zooo



https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PT0C7URG6-Q


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aD_JY5eDQCM

We've gone through this several times. Uhuru regime refused to moderate exams as is done worldwide.

Obaaderemi2:
Indeed. With all this C and below and D and below your students are scoring.

Kenya long overtook south africa to become africa largest milk producer with largest number of high prized pedigree dairy cows.

This has been built on the back of africa largest cooperative movement

Kenya's Githunguri Dairy Farmers Co-operative Society. In 1961, 31 small-scale dairy farmers were lucky to produce 200litres of milk a day. In 2021, 26,000 members produce 240,000litres/day; also make yogurt, butter, etc.

Kitusuru - west africa city zoos will get here next century? Knight & Frank clearly knows what they are doing. The basic invest in creating livable spaces...luxury is in such simple stuff like a nice lawn.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8Ncp_AJWBmA

Which neighbor? Go to youtube and search for Nairobi drive throughs. Nairobi has of course everything from slums to prime real estates.
If you want to see Nairobi leafy suburbs - upper middle and rich - then most look like this - you'll see trees and flowers - you cant see the big houses.

The prime estates occupy roughly half of Nairobi - starting north from Garden or Thome Estate - all the way to Karen at the southern tip - and you can get a property less than a million dollars. That is old Nairobi (radius roughly 20kms from city center). Nairobi metro of course is huge (radius 50-60kms) from CBD.

This one is very nice drive through that cover most of nairobi - 30minutes long - take your time - so you understand just how much your west africa zoos need to cover. Nairobi just need more pavements for non-motorized transport.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RREcFJ9aLxk

ProblemChild1:
It's as simple as abcd. It's not an argument. I just want to watch. It's simple. What you posted is just a CBD, what of neighbor

When you're sober from taking codein - you'll see Nairobi CBD with trees lining it up. There has been huge investment on pavement and non motorozed walkways all over Nairobi - one of few things it was lacking. Now it just need more traffic lights.

CBD

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CG4VZ_SQsbQ&t=71s

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UDQg8f2ztq0

Stop taking codein - I pasted this page already

Look up.

-->Nairobi CBD - not a single west african zoo city come close

ProblemChild1:
I need a 4k drive in Nairobi cbd and Neighborhoods. Can you do that for me.

There is reason why Nairobi has been voted or rank top 20 worldwide by travellers (11 most ecologically friendly city), 9 (most liveable by experts), 30 in prime properties, etc.

The social, infrastructural and environmental investment paying off.

Of course 4th most dynamic city in world - with highest number of skyscrappers under development than anywhere in Africa.

Nairobi of course now the pre-eminent HQ of Africa - as Joburg decays thanks to run away crime & load shedding.

Dont trust data, survey, pictures? Nairobi and Kenya gearing for economic take-off - now easily growing at 6 percent year to year - 2030 - it takes off.

Kericho

Amboselli Park - background is our donated Mt kilimanjaro in Danganyika.

Amboselli is about 100kms south of Nairobi.

That reflect the state of collapse of quality education in west africa - not elsewhere in the world. Do not project. In kenya I have seen over the years that kids quality of education has improved. I have seen it with my own kids.

Obaaderemi2:
Yes, those days. We wanted to know who was the best at which subject. Who could write or speak the best.

These days it's all about songs, songs, songs. But I don't really think the kids these days have less prospect. In fact with new vistas of opportunities opening up here and there with the digital shrinking of the world, I think the prospects now are greater. For example at the touch of a keyboard I can communicate with you in Ghana and the Kenyans and tanzanians in East Africa. Shouldn't that be a push for the kids to study more?

Nairobi CBD - not a single west african zoo city come close

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CG4VZ_SQsbQ

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UDQg8f2ztq0

Forget Nigeria. Think Kenya, South Africa, Morroco, Egypt and maybe Mauritus

Obaaderemi2:
I'm curious to know the countries alongside Kenya that make up that "hallowed" top 5.

Most of them are on drugs. I dont think it's rational human behaviour.

Saddamochieng00:
Never seen someone so confident in their ignorance. Seems to be a West African thing though.

I literally quoted Knight and Frank you dunderhead. When Abuja is ranked by someone not a Nigeria like you - come and shout. Nairobi is being recognised by world leading real estate firms for it's real estates.

What fck is wrong with you west african dunderheads?

ProblemChild1:
This guy is really mad. Abuja is the headquarter of real estate now in Africa. Go and verify. Your Nairobi is a joke



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



https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=n3gGxEReer8

I guess everyone is informal trader in poor little Ghana. No wonder the whole place looks really shitty.

vaxx:
monkey..... From 6am to 9 pm in Ghana just for a day , some people will make a double of your highest income salary . How will you calculate such an individual wages which is just a lone earner.


We have people who just sell road side food . They will feed five of your family without having issue . And this is just inform record that doesn't have an account

Kenya gov does that. The laws applies to everyone - informal or formal. If gov set minimum wages - say 130USD like kenya - and you underpay someone - he can go to court.

Even house maid in kenya - you've to be careful.

https://www.standardmedia.co.ke/article/2001230827/house-helps-in-kenya-win-big-in-court-battles-with-employers
The Government in 2015 raised the salary for house helps to a minimum Sh10,954 from Sh9,781.

In addition to the basic pay, employers are also required to allow their workers a compulsory weekly 48-hour break which is an equivalent of two days off and also contribute to the National Health Insurance Fund and National Social Security Fund on their behalf.

Failure to give off days, according to Regulations of Wages (General) (Amendment) Order 2015, attracts Sh527 compensation per day or Sh4,216 a month.

vaxx:
You are an idiot , informal economy are majorly a one man ventures , so how is govt going to set a standard on how much many individual who are into it are going to pay themselves. Govt should be responsible for how much one man who owns a business should be earning on his own ventures , you are not just mad , you are idiot too.

Check your data again. It shows progress has stalled for the last 10yrs - or since 2014.

QueenNyakim:
https://www.globalhungerindex.org/ghana.html

Been trending downwards when it comes to hunger.

https://destinationscanner.com/average-salary-in-ghana/

How much the average, well-qualified Ghanaian in both the formal and informal sector earn on a yearly basis (including monthly in the informal sector).

You're not making sense on how you transition from Eskom to Australia.
You're advocating that Gov allow Eskom to go into bankruptcy?
Then out of that chaos - new private players will emerge - buy Eskom assets?
Or build a new 40,000MW electricity infrastracture from the scratch?

I think solution is simple - nationalize Eskom debt (take it off their balance sheet & clean it) - Restructure Eskom by splitting it into many companies.
Split generations - into a few companies
Split supply - into a few companies - maybe even allow each province to have their own power supply company.
Remain with national backbone - say 400V lines that connect major cities.

jl115:
It's not about forcing Eskom, if anything why would Government not want to sell it (ignoring that ANC ministers are enriching themselves and thus don't want to sell) ? It's totally bankrupt with no hope of recovery and its costing Government billions a month to run.

The usual mad ranting we've come to expect from Ghanians. How does this even make sense. You think Ghana is only economy with large informal sector. That is true for almost every African country. Still gov should set decent minimum wages in formal sector that will guide the informal sector.

vaxx:
An average income is not a standard in an informal economy . How many times will that be repeated to fool. Minimum wages can never do justice here .

Ghana average wage now about a dollar


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@domynych
¢14.80 is the minimum daily wage in Ghana, when food can easily cost the average person ¢500-1000/m (¢20-30 daily), means a sizable number of Ghanaians are FOOD POOR. Food prices relative to wages should dominate our political discourse and not party politics. We're SUFFERING!

This is a thread on African countries with the highest average wages for professionals,

1 Morocco - $2,031
2 South Africa - $2,026
3 Tunisia - $1,348
4 Kenya - $1,291
5 Algeria - $1,273
6 Namibia - $1,168
7 Botswana - $1000
8 Nigeria - $814
9. Ghana - $747
10 Uganda - $738

Just30:
such a liar

What do you gain from lying all the time

Reported by who?

Bra Louis
@bra_louis
·
Apr 26, 2022
With annual average rate of $558, Ghana has one of the most competitive minimum wages in the West African sub Region
#GhanaForInvestment

QueenNyakim:
Talking about the data, its vague and says absolutely nothing because most Ghanaians make $250-$400 on average but reports of Ghanaians making $15,000 has been reported.

KaziKazi when is your snail electric rail ever going to get off ground.
Remember you started almost immediately you heard kenya was doing it.
Kenya we started operation in 2017 after 3yr record speed construction.
We are in 2023 - likely you'll go 10yrs - Nigeria style before operation.

Now it scandals after scandals

https://www.theeastafrican.co.ke/tea/news/east-africa/samia-fumes-over-sgr-project-graft-claims-4177472

So you're going to force Eskom to sell critical assets? or you're going to forcefully split it into small private companies.

jl115:
why would they need to? They can buy it directly from Eskom?

Fuel prices will soon drop - and it turn profitable - as it 40% of the expense of running an airline. Also companies have debt burden. KQ has better prospect than Ghana gov. KQ will likely turn the corner in a year or two. Ghana gov is expected to turn around in 2037.

Just30:
less than a billion in revenue and end up spending more than 2 billion in expenses to keep it running.
That's what loss looks like

That's what matters

It is. Just quote the year. World bank/IMF normally have Jan, April, October world outlook; mostly looking ahead.

AfriqueDuZuid:
So world bank is not credible enough to you?

So each company will build parallel networks going all directions? I can understand final mile privitisation; but the backbone has been owned by gov.

Name those countries.

jl115:
Nope Privatise the entire thing, if Government wants to supply electricity they can either keep a % of Eskom or sell it and start a new company to compete in the free market(similar to what you have suggested above) like with Denel and Telcom.

You have 0 actual examples where your suggestions work, where I can name several countries that have entirely privatised their electricity supply and have cheap and reliable electricity because of it. So how can you tell me it won't work when there are real world examples of it working fantastically.

FYI if Government is the largest shareholder then it hasn't been privatised

You can't get somewhere without something getting you out of comfort zones.
South Africa made oil from coal to overcome trade embargo.
Tanzania will never amount to much beause you're lazy and unambitious - as long as you've filled your tummy with sweet potatos.

Initially the ban of raw export will result in losses;
But eventually value chain will be created.

For example - Kenya banned export of many nuts - like macadamia - and now we have many factories.

Imagine if Tanzania ban export of raw cashew nuts - India companies will come

Kazikazi:
You are plain stupid.
Who is against adding value? What can't u read the whole post?
Africans are just talking for the sake of talking.

Am even surprised to see someone trying to lecture me about adding value while your own country can't do the same. Why can't u start at home, adding value to your cocoa and oil?

My point was simple.
Africa need to get somewhere where we have advantage over others and add value,but we shouldn't put a blanket rule. Even US do that too. They sell raw maize. Ukraine,Russia are busy selling raw sunflowers and wheat.

That's why u get a developed nation selling raw maize to Africa instead of exporting cornflakes or industrial starch.They make more money by selling maize in Africa than selling cornflakes.

It's about being smart than having a one rule for all

I find that hard to believe.

GeneralDae:
Educated Northerners are not few. They go home because they feel more at home in their home and pave way for themselves at home.