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Just30:
Hello

People of Mukuru slum NAIROBI


you can never run out of slums when you get to nairobi
Just when you think you've had enough, then a new one pops up.

Yes Mukuru is a slum area in Kenya, but if it was in Ghana or Nigeria that place can't be called a slum, because 99% of the latter looks like Mukuru or even worse, the worst being Makoko

The pics are great....the greatest city

68816419:
Nigga, Kenyans should never have says in slums in Africa , over 90% of ur cities are slums.

Lagos itself is a complete slum

The capital

The local automotive industry has recently made great strides, especially in the vehicle assembly sector, seeing that a number of International companies are assembling their cars here in Kenya.

On Tuesday, 10th March 2020, Volkswagen started locally assembling its 7-seater VW Tiguan Allspace SUVs, which will retail at about KSh5.5 million. In December, the car maker also launched a local assembly of its 5-seater Tiguan SUV, set to retail at about KSh4.5 million.

According to DT Dobie, Volkswagen dealer, they already sold 28 pre-orders with another 40 units currently under assembly.

Assembly of the Volkswagen SUVs is being done at Kenya Vehicle Manufacturers (KVM) Thika Plant.

On Monday, 9th March 2020, Indian car maker, Mahindra & Mahindra, unveiled its first batch of locally-assembled Scorpio double and single cab pick-up models, which will be assembled at Simba Corporation’s Associated Vehicle Assemblers (AVA) plant in Mombasa.

Speaking during the unveiling, President Uhuru Kenyatta directed the National Treasury and the Kenya Revenue Authority to immediately device ways of reducing taxes for vehicles that are fully assembled locally, adding that it is a great avenue for job creation.

Furthermore, Japanese automaker, UD Trucks Corporation, a subsidiary of Volvo Group, has relaunched its trucks in Kenya, appointing CMC Motors Limited as its dealer. Just like Volkswagen’s SUVs, the UD trucks will be assembled at the KVM plant in Thika.

Other global automakers that have boosted the local automotive industry with assembly plants include Toyota and Peugeot, with vehicles including salon cars, buses, pickups, mini-buses and trucks. Additionally, PSA Group and Urysia Limited partnered to assemble Peugeot 3008 utility cars in KenyaThe local automotive industry has recently made great strides, especially in the vehicle assembly sector, seeing that a number of International companies are assembling their cars here in Kenya.

On Tuesday, 10th March 2020, Volkswagen started locally assembling its 7-seater VW Tiguan Allspace SUVs, which will retail at about KSh5.5 million. In December, the car maker also launched a local assembly of its 5-seater Tiguan SUV, set to retail at about KSh4.5 million.

According to DT Dobie, Volkswagen dealer, they already sold 28 pre-orders with another 40 units currently under assembly.

Assembly of the Volkswagen SUVs is being done at Kenya Vehicle Manufacturers (KVM) Thika Plant.

On Monday, 9th March 2020, Indian car maker, Mahindra & Mahindra, unveiled its first batch of locally-assembled Scorpio double and single cab pick-up models, which will be assembled at Simba Corporation’s Associated Vehicle Assemblers (AVA) plant in Mombasa.

Speaking during the unveiling, President Uhuru Kenyatta directed the National Treasury and the Kenya Revenue Authority to immediately device ways of reducing taxes for vehicles that are fully assembled locally, adding that it is a great avenue for job creation.

Furthermore, Japanese automaker, UD Trucks Corporation, a subsidiary of Volvo Group, has relaunched its trucks in Kenya, appointing CMC Motors Limited as its dealer. Just like Volkswagen’s SUVs, the UD trucks will be assembled at the KVM plant in Thika.

Other global automakers that have boosted the local automotive industry with assembly plants include Toyota and Peugeot, with vehicles including salon cars, buses, pickups, mini-buses and trucks. Additionally, PSA Group and Urysia Limited partnered to assemble Peugeot 3008 utility cars in Kenya

samorobo:
Masturbate on Lagos old images for self comfort, while I give you nairobi current state...

The fist pics was from stevoh18..
While the second is from the Netflix movie on Nairobi (sense 8, from the latest season)CBD ..we've seen it all, there is nothing to hide..

The nearer view is not CBD that's a market, and it's much more organised than the in Lagos.... Actually, in Lagos someone will confused where exactly is the market, the place is so chaotic and disorganized.... I can share the pics of Lagos about that

CBD #Nairobi

Danielnino00:
Just30 ..just look at this pussies ..

They are already being affected by something that hasn't hit them...

Nigerias economy is oil dependant you only get affected where it is concerned.... Kenya is the most diversified economy, more connected to the rest of the world....Kenya will never be hit as hard as a country that is relying solely on one product and one market

Kazikazi:
Swallow this bitter pill

Do you have any other English newspaper other than that Kenyan ",The Citizen"

The African silicon Savannah

samorobo:
Hahahaha finally you've revealed your undying love for Lagos...it's seems you love that picture the most..you can as well make it your wallpaper..trust me it is wallpaper worthy........



#Lagosforyouplease.

I love that picture you're dreaming about

This "poverty topic" gets into their nerves

mtisTheQubit:
But the world calls you the poverty capital of the world...people say you are extremely poor...i dont know man but seems there is truth is ths

see ths

Seems like what the world call is actually the reality ....to make the matter worse, the situation is worsening minute of the day
2018~ 86m
2019~ 90m
2020~ 95m

mtisTheQubit:
if this oil stuff continues South Africa will regain as the largest economy in Africa..Kenya (non-oil )producing Country will surge...

More pain coming...

May it continue collapsing

jln115:
i would just like to say welcome to my Nigerian bros.... Glad to hear you will be joining us in recession

But RSA can handle it, I think Nigeria needs a little pity....that place already has the biggest number of paupers in the world....if this will happen they're going to export their misery lives to other countries

samorobo:
Sure matatu driver....lagos

Nairobi makes Lagos look like a refugee camp

samorobo:
Sure matatu driver....lagos

To you that's the most eye-catching and attractive view of a city..... Get some proper aerial view pics like these ones

samorobo:
Sure matatu driver....lagos

More pictures of this plz

Danielnino00:
Now,Shma or shame.... You started with "I will do it,Yen Yen" .... I'm still waiting for....
Post 10 pictures from different areas(districts,CBDs, etc) other than those Westlands and Upper Hill pics we have bee seeing.... Prove that Nairobi isn't a city of tiny CBDs and many slums...

Don't be a pansy like your fellow countrymen ....

I wish to see just 5 eye-catching(aerial view) pics from different locations of Lagos....

Kazikazi:
For a non oil producer like TZ,that is a good news. Sorry for oil producing nations,that is life.One looses the other gains

Mbona unataka marafiki wako wa-feel vibaya

TayserMahrii:
Mombasa is a classic name dude. Very popular
But Nigerian cities have the craziest sounding names from Maiduguri to Umuahia, Ikot Ekpene, Abakaliki (hapakaliki ), Osogbo, Ogbomosho, Okponu etc. You guys are truly mad

Those were witches shrines and kingdoms during the 18th century

Shma:
I just love the final Render image of that building with safety net. it will be one of the iconic towers in Nairobi after completion.

What it's name?

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Good morning Nairobi

The Great Rift Valley, Kenya

Problemkid1:
Look at this old burnt fool talking crap while 94% of kenyans are living below poverty people in Turkana are starving and dying of hunger in this 21 century at this same 21 century, you're still renting out your useless wives and daughters all because of poverty or $1 Shameless animals

See your life rat eater

AmenhotepZuid:
@Problemkid
Listen here KAFFIR VAN NEGGERIA heres the truth about the zoo....

With all the natural resources....as much as we're not doing that we'll, ......but this is too much, There must be something seriously wrong with(capital of poverty) Nigeria

Kazikazi:
Dar es salaam,TZ
This is not CBD

Nothing to show there, those are tiny 15-17flr building

Kazikazi:
You are repeating the same thing over and over again.Let me put it this way..
You have more good foreigners than the bad ones.
Foreigners are less likely to commit crimes in SA than the locals
Foreigners are less likely to talk trash about SA than your own folks
There is no country in the world which is not criticized
The biggest enemy of a SAns is the other SAns not a foreigner
The major problems facing SA today are from within,not external

Wode Maya asked," is south Africa a devided nation?'.
That's not talking trash.
Stop saying you are a country of firsts. If you love your SA,stop trying to give yourself false praises of " a country of firsts"

Kenyans used the same term of " country of first". What happened next was disasters...They ended being...
First in starvation
First having a big slum
First having locusts in EAC
First in big debts in EAC
First in tribalism in EAC
Pwahapwapwa

Tanzania is the East Africa's capital of poverty....Tanzanians are infamous for their extreme laziness culture

Photogenic City #Nairobi

Splendid architectural design

Hbuyosh:
Manze jo, this covid19 is nothing to joke about bro. Usifanye hivyo. Let us all be afraid, very very afraid.

Nnafahamu but ilibidi nimuambie...kulingana na kile huyo chizi husema tukiwa na issues ....no one should joke about any natural calamities of whatever kind