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You should try to compete with Uganda. If Nigeria cannot compete even with Kenya - how can your little zoo ever compete? Tanzania is too much for you little country - and Uganda I suspect is also on another level

This one of the many private hostels - TALLER THAN ANY BUILDING IN GHANA
https://constructionkenyashowcase.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/11/Qwetu-Student-Residences.jpg
https://victormatara.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/07/Qwetu-Student-Hostels-Prices-2020.jpg

Just30:
Where are the student hostels, sports and entertainment facilities, Libraries, labs, and etc?

Just one hostel facility from any of our university campuses can beat that nonsense you posted.
It will be irresponsible of me to even pick up a university from here to compare to your glorified secondary schools...


zombie kid

There is no Ghanian company even worth 6B dollars...unless we include Ashanti Gold. Safaricom just invested 1B dollars in Ethiopia...in license fee alone...that is Ethiopia single largest FDI in history...and now real investment in building the network, staff and such is just started.

Safaricom was awarded a license to operate in Ethiopia for USD 850 million spectrum fees and it disclosed that it will have a total of USD 8.5 billion investment in the coming ten years.

That is just one company - in every sector - there hundrends of kenya companies - investing money in East and Central Africa - since 1990s.

Only South Africa are better than Kenya.

Just30:
I am yet to see a Kenyan company that can make 6 billion dollars investment anywhere...


We are talking proer investment and not your 15 million dollars to 30 million dollars kind of nonsense....

I was checking international schools around kilifi-malindi - coz I am interested in purchasing property there. Otherwise your underwhelming universities like everything Ghana cannot make anyone - not even Tanzania - envious.

Just30:
you are really hurt by the fact that no Kenyan university can match Ghanaian universities in infrastructure..

Keep throwing tantrums

You're babies crawling - as early as late 90s - kenya companies were expanding regionally.
https://www.businessdailyafrica.com/bd/markets/kenya-overtakes-sa-as-biggest-investor-in-african-countries-2122218
Kenya overtook South Africa to become the biggest investor in other African countries in terms of the number of projects in 2015.

Kenya invested in 36 projects last year in other parts of the continent against South Africa’s 33, a new study by financial consulting firm Ernst & Young shows.

Just30:
Because there is no Kenyan company that can make that level of investment, you think other countries companies are that poor....

Those yahoos can only happen in Kenya...

Ghana has empowered it own companies to own strategic sectors of it economy....

In the oil and gas sector...
GNPC Explorco is making a 1.5 billion dollars investment to own 70% stake in upstream development..
Springfield own 55% stake in another block, while ENI owns the rest..

In the Pharmaceuticals.. Ghanaian companies have completely taken over as government 20 billion dollars for industries expansion is working magic

Mudzini school in kilifi - better than some Ghana universities

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UUFQMozH1iM

I was about to say the same - these are Yahoos!

PROVERBZ:
no Ghanian company can afford 6billion usd
Check your sources again.

Last I checked Kenya cement consumption was 7.4M - and Nigeria was 18-20m. Total vehicles in kenya 4m - Nigeria 7-8m. Maybe I dont know how to do per capita anymore?

obaaderemi:
Oh yes! Consumption data. Like when Nigeria's cement consumption is higher than yours per capita, like when vehicle ownership per capita you are behind Nigeria.

So what went wrong? I think IMF SAP messed ups.

In 1980, Kenya became one of the first countries to sign a Structural Adjustment Loan
with the World Bank. Over the next two decades, reluctantly at first but with renewed commitment
from the mid-1980s on, Kenya replaced the import-substitution policies it had pursued since
independence with an open, liberalized trading regime. Tariffs were decreased, controls on
imports were loosened, and the government encouraged trade through a series of exportpromotion platforms.

Broadly speaking, Kenya’s trade liberalization experience was disappointing. Though the
country enjoyed a few targeted successes in industries such as horticulture and apparel exports,
overall Kenya’s trade liberalization policies had little impact and failed to deliver broad
macroeconomic success.

https://carnegieendowment.org/files/kenya_background.pdf

kikuyu1:
I rmbr the made 70s well enough. Traffic jams were unheard of. The Nairobi City Council ACTUALLY functioned collecting garbage twice weekly all over, Buru Buru had just been completed, graduates got a generous allowance before guaranteed employment, the dollar was 7 shs for a decade, etc, etc.
ISHYT those days WASN'T complicated, believe you me! No noise from unmannerly women and hysterical demands screeching ati 50% of EVERYTHING, the mere thought of multi partyism was far in the future, the Anglo Jews hadn't unleashed HIV
.....DAMNNN! I could go on and on- let me stop right there.

If the bigger Zoo nigeria cannot match Kenya - how do you hope repeating the same university will match kenya.?

vankelvin:
Sorry Mr liar, it can be 10th or 20th best uni in your country but the truth is it can't stand any of our unis here.

Moreso you've repeated same Uni pics like 10 times already..

We are yet to see any Kenyan uni that can match LEGON, KNUST, UCC, UPSA, UDS ETC boot for boot in infrastructure

They should watch this documentary - Kenya in 1979 - a progressive, vibrant,capitalistic democracy - better than Ghana now

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

Shma2020:
Your city is empty as Sahara desert. only 4 highrises worth recognition and unpaved roads.

Your city can't smell Nairobi of 1980 in built up areas, talk less of Nairobi of 2021.

Where is Samrobo and his quislings.

Shma2020:
For the confused, painting has started on residential apartments.

By late 1970s Kenya's was really ahead of anything in Africa outside South Africa - Poor Ghana is aiming for Nairobi of the 80s.


Kenya had grown by average of 7 percent since independent till then; Nairobi was one most developed city in black world; Kenya had positive trade balance; and was one of Africa most progressive nation.


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

Again without a link you're wasting your time. Nobody believe anything you say.

Something close to this..
The most expensive - The Ridge -Average asking prices for this area was GHS 4.4m per plot (equivalent of $750,000 per plot or $3.8m an acre). This compares to Cantonments at $480,000, East Legon at $135,000 and Oyarifa at $14,000 per plot respectively.

Just30:
so you see how less of a price your lands are?

Airport City, Accra CBD and Ridge lands cost 10 million dollars on average and even at that cost, you won't get a land to buy there

Default bonobo mode.

Just30:
excuses as usual yet there are drone views of Muthiaga everywhere...

Meanwhile you won't even get a drink view of Airport residential..

Muthiaga can go an compare itself with some neighbourhoods in Kumasi... That's the best it can do

Yes that is Muthaiga. Land there is 3m dollars....so that rightly prized. Upperhill, CBD, Westland - land alone is 5-6m dollars on average.

Just30:
and your land you posted was 2 acres for 6.5 million and had a complete house on it

Do you know what 1 plot is ? One plot measures 70 x 80 feet ... That is less than 1/4th an acre

You did not get it. Muthaiga and such are expensive - not because the houses are huge - but by the fact that it's Muthaiga - the address. You definitely cannot fly a drone over it.

Muthaiga - along the two public vehicles roads - you can get glimpse.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-3KzsvO_kn8

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=J527Pc-SiVk


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ojiuOZYTPbU&t=7s

Just30:
This is as old as when Kenya was first discovered


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3QIJ0tkg7fw

That is almost 2 acres with foundation already built.

Look for something like this madcow
https://meqasa.com/blog/wp-content/uploads/2020/03/1.jpg

Just30:
help yourself out

That's 12 million dollars land

The top 10 cities/towns in Kenya. Great analysis by Africa Traveller

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3MjIXdsHhxM&t=22s

The most expensive land in Nairobi is about exclusivity - so Muthaiga is 5kms from Nairobi city center- and it lies on Karua forest - yet it still single dweller. Its about the zoning. Knowing nobody would put a flat near you. It's about having facilities like golf clubs near you and all that. Security there is top notch. No public transport is allowed. No drones allowed. Everyone there has gun or guns. In addition to police protection...and entire estate is manned with top notch security.

With Nairobi city - the least land is 1M dollars per acre - slums are illegally built in gov reserve land - Nairobi metro is cheaper.

The areas where zoning laws do not allow high rises are expensive to be off market almost ...but as soon zoning allows...it increase in prizes and become highrises.

People buy waiting for the day the zoning laws will be relaxed. Upperhill, Westland and Kilimani were recently single dweller unit. But the day they allowed high rises...it total changes in 10yrs.

popizaino:
Tbh, I dont know,but it's no brainer at all, if two different agent posted a 6 bedroom mansion for sale at Trassaco valley which is arguably one of the most expensive if not the most residential area in Ghana to be going for $2.5m, then we can conclude the prices of land at cantoment,Airport hills to be more or less the same or few hundreds above a million dollar.

This one is cheap - it's as old as Ghana university - just 3,000usd - this average price in Nairobi upper class - cover about half of Nairobi land


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IerrbiSMUhs&t=56s

New Muthaiga - you can get an acre of land with house for 6.5m dollars. To rent a house here - prepare at least 10,000usd per month.

This old swahili -arabic house will get you at 6,000usd per month in Muthaiga

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PIo53Sz9cFY&t=65s

New Muthaiga - you can get an acre of land with house for 6.5m dollars. To rent a house here - prepare at least 10,000usd per month.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hnUlW8gbIpo

What is average land price of Accra central cbd,Cantonments, Labone and the Airport Residential.

Upper hill average is 5.5M dollars . This is okay because you can build as many floors as you can. The zone has no height restriction.

The most expensive in Nairobi is Gigiri-Muthaiga - You cannot build two storeys - you can only build one unit in 1-2 acres - and land there is nearly 3 million.

Only the super rich - old money - can afford land in Muthaiga. You cannot hear a musician or conman or who has gone to live in Muthaiga in Nairobi. Unless their parents own land there.

Just imagine buying that land - and you can only put a single house in it - and not any taller than those trees


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Dbmr9umSPs8

A house like this is 6.5M dollars

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PwnVsjMJPTA&t=11s

popizaino:


https://ghanapropertycentre.com/for-sale/land/greater-accra/cantonments/showtype?gclid=Cj0KCQjwkbuKBhDRARIsAALysV6VqF8EuovjSlYhhJVQq2f57jvo5dKiR-3tmsCzO7v3dRCQXW8VdSIaAutnEALw_wcB

If Meles Zenawi had been alive; yes; Ethiopia would definitely have overtaken Kenya. It's kinda like Rwanda; they have not built institution; If Kagame dies; they die; Like KaziKazi has been unable to get energy post Magufuli. Kenya is good because we are busy building institutions. Ghana and Zambia have very good institutions - the problem is they haven't re-configured their economy from communism and traditional institutions - to free market economy.

kikuyu1:
Btw, it was either gallivant, mtis or Saddam who said Ethiopia might catch up with us and I said NO FKN WAY!? Their ethnic history being way to deep seated and complicated for any speedy reconciliation.
Forget the civil war for now. Seen the latest ? The US is imposing sanctions. Itself not a major move BUT a harbinger of VERY bad ISHYT.

Kenya cant even be compared to Nigeria - how do we compare kenya with Ghana; Come on; Kenya is aiming for South Africa and Egypt - Algeria -maybe. We are on year from overtaking Morroco. Nigeria and Algeria economically are the same - I give Kenya 7yrs max before they overtake Algeria and Nigeria. The by 2030 - South Africa will be one sweating - and by 2035 - it will be Kenya versus Egypt.

Appisko:
Signs of defeat

U now run out of things to compare Ghana

Check Nairobi Land prices

Westland, Upperhill, Kilimani - and such - 4-5M dollars per acre. Show me anywhere in accra is that even 200K USD . Too POOR.

https://hassconsult.co.ke/real-estate/hass-index/13-the-hass-land-index?typ=2&layout=2

Quote one link showing land anywhere in Accra is even 500K usd

There is reason why kenyans build vertical...why skyscrappers and tall buildings are built - coz land is so damn expensive - you can only buy at that price to building a 1000 units on an acre.

Land is damn expensive.

Who in your broke communist country ruled by traditional Kings afford even 1million dollars for land

Just30:
Tantrums from a brain dead kid

Accra does not compete with messy undeveloped places like Kenya with no electricity...

Lands in Accra Ridge, Airport city, Accra CBD, OSU and co sells for 15 million dollars .... That is not Kenyan territory

Madcow with a 2yr old stunted brain - if I said Upperhill was 100m per accre - you'd say Accra is 300M

Upper hill compete with Sandton - not shitty Ghana accra without even basic sewage - as Africa richest square Kilometer.

Do you 5m dollars per acre is like 1,250 per square meter in land alone - more expensive than most expensive cities in the world.

https://www.standardmedia.co.ke/business/real-estate/article/2001382305/where-an-acre-piece-of-land-goes-for-half-a-billion
Ksh 551.8 million
Upper Hill in Nairobi has been described as East Africa's richest square as an acre of land is selling at a huge sum of money Ksh 551.8 million. Upper Hill is currently the most expensive address to acquire land in the city.

Shitty Accra is not even worth - 50kms from Nairobi - Land in Nairobi metro lowest is 1M dollars!! - Land in Upperhill, Westlands and upper class nairobi - like 1/2 nairobi - minimum is 3 million dollars. You cant buy an acre...that is why places like Muthaiga such where single dweller sits on 2 acres plus are for SUPER RICH...land alone per unit is 5-6m dollars.

The average price of commercial land for sale in Accra is GH₵175,000 per acre. The most expensive commercial land costs GH₵250,000 per acre while the cheapest costs GH₵100,000 per acre

Just30:
Accra commercial areas, land go for 15million dollars.... Kenya can keep playing second fiddle with the likes of Uganda...

8th wonder of world as millions of zebras and wilderbest migrate by crossing predator infested mara river- to their passport country according KaziKazi of Magufuli infamy

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gj5UzuH2zo8

Mombasa -Kilifi - Malindi- see crystal white sandy beaches with clean warm waters!

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

Limuru - Nairobi Metro - Longboarding

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FbJRybgyKQ0

Ghana look for your mate in Uganda and such countries.

Nairobi upperhill - land here alone is 5M dollars an acre

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0ieylencPdI