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This is Pangani https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fp3jeOcYCeM&t=70s Just40: |
Useless. First remove those absebstos roofing - they cause cancer. Nairobi is on it's own momentum in Africa. Accra try to compete with Abdjian. vaxx:
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Nairobi is only comparable to Asian cities growing that fast - everywhere you turn in Nairobi - it's construction of high rises. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_6NWEG5S5NQ |
Even Little Modagishu here - Eastleigh Nairobi would overwhelm Acccra, Where is all that gold going? Look at construction in every corner of Nairobi https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iWEvqCyuQcU |
Underwhelming is an understatement. vaxx: |
Madness - Nairobi is all over the web Just40: |
The world already know Nairobi as the global city - fast growing city - the future of africa - the HQ of Africa. You had twitter - it's been shut down. Now what else - maybe you make the africa free trade secretariat... ![]() Nairobi is global city Just40: |
Every kenyan is proud of Nairobi. Just40: |
The whole Nairobi is great city except for slums who occupy 2.5% of land mass and 5% of built up area. You cannot even compete with worse part of Nairobi except the slums. This is Nairobi worse part. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6sDvFOmus8o&t=220s Just40: |
28 acre with 20 buildings ; That is big joke. That is like little corner of Nairobi in most obscure place. Even JKIA airport itself has lot more than that. Jesus christ. Right within JKIA airport - there many more buildings than that airport city. Just40: |
Obaboon, that is like 10yrs ago, how many poor people have you generated since then? obaaderemi: |
The whole of Nairobi has been posted. If you're looking for large expanse of slums you wont see them. They only occupt 2.5% of built up area and are shrinking Just40: |
So they have rich men who come to Ghana. I would be impressed by Ghana if Ivory Poor were moving there to hawk in the streets. If Ivory rich men are coming to have second home in Ghana that is indicator of success in Ivory Coast. Just like Nigeria rich men are now running to Nairobi to buy some sanity Just40: |
Madness as usual. Some things dont require data. Naked eye test. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WwXhpY_Vmg8 Just40: |
The land British took was 2 million acres mostly of Maasai land - and almost 95% was sold back to kenyans in 1960s. What remain is very very little... Kenya and Ghana real estate are not comparable. Kenya is aiming at South Africa level. Maybe Abdjian can speak - it looks twice better than Accra. Just40: |
Ghana is the West African poster child of Hyperinflation. That mean BOG has done a bad job. The 2nd would be Nigeria. The Francophone have done a great job by defaulting to France/Paris to manage their currency. Ghana at one point it was 1 dollar for 10,000 cedis or 50,0000 cedis. You started again 1:1 ; now we are 1:15; soon we will be hitting 1:10,000 again In East Africa - Kenya has had stable macro-economics - and we had challenges in 1990s when central bank was under gov. We changed it - and with 2010 constitution - we took the best - now Central Bank is well run like FEDs. A country that is Africa poster child of hyperinflation together with Zambia and Zimbwabwe should shut up. British made a mistake to allow Ghana and such to mint their own money. Now all that gold has never helped. Ivory coast has just cocoa beans - but is wealthier than Ghana - that has cocoa beans plus many more minerals. Just40: |
Your poor land rights explain why your real estate is stunted. Kenya land courts are the busiest. And we use English Common Law. That is modern law. Not traditional stool whatever nonsense. Whoever has the title deed is the absolute and conclusive owner of that land. There is no long stories.....you have the title...you sell or buy the land...without calling for family or clan or community meeting. You take that title..and get bank loan. The only case is on the validity of title - is it genuine or fake document - not long stories of the queen sister gave me this stool land bla bla. Just40: |
Ghana has never managed it's macro-economics - so dont run to US Fed. Just run to Ivory coast or Benin or Togo. You're sorrounded by countries will well managed forex - although it's run from Paris. Why go all the way to US? Central bank should deal with interest, money supply, forex, bla bla without any assistance from anybody. They should be driven by data. Kenya like US fed - the central banker is appointed by president and approved by parliament. Then that is it - he is free like a bird to manage the central bank - for 4 yr tenure. He can tell off anyone. He can only be removed through a very tough process. This constitutional office in kenya. Just40: |
Nope. It's run by Ministry of Finance. That is why Cedis is in trouble often. The Mof are under political pressure to finance the budget. You dont want to give such a guy the minting press - because he will likely print himself our of political pressure - and economy will be damned. First reform you need is to have independent central banker. That mean security of tenure for governor and deputy governor. Independent board that decides and strict do core central banker job. And keep the ministry of finance or treasury faaaaaaaaaaar away from Central bank. Mof or Treasury should HAVE NOTHING to do with Central bank appointment. They should at best be enemies. MOF job is to finance the budget - to move the ship as fast as possible with development or infrastructure- while Central Bank job is to stabilize the the ship so it doesnt capsize. It's capscizing in Ghana because MOF is running the show. BoG should have been one to tell MoF that gold purchase is nonsense on stilts but they will likely get fired. It better if you allow France to manage cedis for you - Ivory Coast done way better - and so have french colonies - they dont know what hyperinflation is - because Paris manages their currency - huge responsibility that require huge shoulders. Just40: |
In short you have very weak land rights - mix of traditional and communal land ownership. Just40: |
Last deputy governor of BOG kicked out by Minister of Finance. Basically MOF runs BOG . And you expect to get handle of CEDIS when MOF is controlling the printing press. The guy just order for printing of money when they get into problems or bone-headed buy gold when they are told forex are running out.Kenya central bank is completely and totally independent . They enjoy security of tenure. Not even the president can tell them anything. As soon as they are appointed - they have 4- or 8yrs if renewed tenure. All the central bank board members are also independent of MoF. https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2019-01-17/bank-of-ghana-ex-deputy-says-finance-minister-asked-him-to-leave?srnd=markets-vp&leadSource=uverify%20wall |
Yes Bingo! That explain the mess. It appears Bank of Ghana is not independent and work at whims of Ministry of Finance - hence their historical mess. That explain why Steve Hanke want the return of Bank of Cape Gold coast or currency board -- an independent central banker would do way better. https://ugspace.ug.edu.gh/handle/123456789/36623 Increasing central bank independence is a recommended strategy for government to establish a credible commitment to price stability, which may be at the expense of other objectives that may be more appealing to the political authorities This paper seeks to explore the impact of the degree of independence of the Bank of Ghana on inflation from the actual measure of central bank independence context since 1970 to 2007, making use of a general inflation model. The results reveal a negative impact on inflation in Ghana. Which suggests that the turnover rate of governors has a negative effect on inflation. Since the governor of the Bank of Ghana is appointed by the government, there is the likelihood to succumb to pressures from government in the hope to avoid the termination of appointment. The governmental influence makes the pursuance of effective monetary policies less likely on the part of the governor. The policy implications and recommendations from the study emphasize the need to put in place checks to ensure an effective and efficient transparent mechanism between the Bank of Ghana and the general public. Secondly, the goals of the Bank of Ghana should be clearly defined as well as the monetary instrument to be employed to achieve the goals. Finally, the enactment of the fiscal responsibility law will ensure fiscal discipline on the part of governme |
How is Ghana Central Bank run. Or it's like Nigeria one I saw that distribute farmers fertilizers - rice anchor program run by Central Bank of Nigeria - CRAAAAZY. Yet their core business the Naira has three exchange rates....from 400 to 800..huge mess. Just40: |
I see Steve Hanke talking about Currency Board in Ghana - and I realized maybe they dont have Central Bank like we do in Kenya. Quite interesting perspective. That could explain their mess - and why francophone are better of using CFA - and allowing France to manage their currency. Otherwise look at Anglophone countries - cant seem to handle currencies. |
I am not asking for communal or family land. I am asking for individual land like say in Accra or cape coast. Just40: |
Central Bank in kenya and in modern democracy are independently run - and have no business in managing debt. That is work of kenya treasury or ministry of finance - who procure, pay or etc the debt. Central Bank is just the treasury banker - the relationship ends there. Central Bank of kenya - the governor is just CEO - but decision are made independently by a board of eminent economists- on base interest rate - and other bank regulatory. Kenya central bank deals with treasury at arm's length - and if they make a profit - they hand the dividend cheque to gov - and this is what cbk does. You live either in banana republic or dont know squat. It likely you live in banana republic with emasculated central banker accepting nonsense like gold purchase for oil - then no wonder cedis is like that.Just40: |
How much is English Common Law Freehold. That is land where you're as an individual the absolute owner without any encumbrance or time limit. Just40: |
Central Bank role is to not transform lives of kenya. It's to maintain stable macro-economic environment, be gov banker and ensure that banks are sound & well regulated. Kenya we have undoubtly some of most educated economist. Ghana can learn a lot from this talk. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nqPDdyEPxbQ Just40: |
Let see if you can be helpful. How much of Ghana land is common law freehold. Not customary community stool land. Just40: |
It's better to listen to Kenya Central Bank governor debate with IMF here with Ghanian madmen messing up their economy with gold and other crazy ideas Excellent brain. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nqPDdyEPxbQ |
Useless polemics. Just40: |
Some stuff you say are shocking. Kenya is not Ghana when it come to land . Nobody leases land in kenya except foreigners. There is no King who owns land in Kenya. All kenya smallholders and almost every kenya who own land is on Freehold.This is not Ghana where you lease land from your King. This is not Ghana where you are taken to cemetry - kenya the land belong to you forever - you die - and get buried in your land - because you'll own it till jesus christ second coming - unless you sell it Just40: |
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