''Let us see where this corner is going first of all, that's the delivery in the penalty area...it's a header and it's a goal, they've done it..... Avire....get's the header.Kenya are back in the business and Omollo is the man.......OMOLLO IS THE MAN!!!...and they get it from the setpiece and it's a beautiful blitz and glitz into the corner...the movements....it's all about movements''
At 9:39 of the video
''There's the shot coming in ...OOOOH kEINYAAA....Kenya in the corner how about that? That was sensational!!!! There was no space between the goalkeeper and that right post. How did he do it? Is he Houdini? Well, he's certainly is a miracle man...''
vaxx: Not so true, you are looking at the senior team, even at that, africans as an individual has achieved a lot. We even have a former world best player as a sitting president of a nation.
I wasn't talking about individual players At individual level Africa has produced great players But at team level nothing substantial
I know its first time for little kenya in the big show . but it's football between big close level team . match are always like this . it was not the relaxing ride in the first match against your team
Kazikazi: If I mention all Tanzanians investments in Kenya,the page won't be enough.You only know azam because you eats azam foodstuffs and drink azam energy drink! Do u know Lake oil from Tz? Do u know village supermarkets? Who assembles those top notch safari vans? Do u know KCB shareholders? What about in blue chip industry? Have u questioned about the investors in NSE?
Ohh please NSE investors are mainly from central Kenya I have never heard of those companies you are talking about
Tanzania is not even in the top 20 investors in Kenya Kenya is among the top 5 investors in Tanzania
Kazikazi: You are just a denialist. There are too many big businesses which are owned by Tanzanians in Kenya.Azam is one of them.I don't know if I should mention all hundreds of businesses
Please mention them Don't forget Kenya is one of the largest investors in tanzania You have only azam nothing else .
Kazikazi: So,do u want us to laugh when you do rubbish? If Ugandans doesn't complain does that means you are correct to be xenophobic? Dude,if you can't compete in business world,just go eat sand in Turkana
Mathafacker you just argue without reasoning No foreigner has been attacked in kenya Why would kenyans start attacking ugandans who are mostly housemaids and barmaids Why should we attack tanzanians who are mainly beggars ,witchdoctors and mitumba dealers ( although personally i wont mind attacking a tanzanian witchdoctor) Why should we attack foreigners
Some countries like somalia and tanzania are taking advantage of Kenya's humility
Kazikazi: Don't try to divert it into illegal foreigners. You are xenophobic
Why is Tanzania the only country complaining Tanzania authorities have been harassing Kenyans in Tanzania Kenya has never complained but now a mere personal trash from an mp Tanzanians are all over crying as if they have been attacked I wish the xenophobic attack could have happened
Jonraid: The setting up of the first ever private Special Economic Zone in Uasin Gishu County has begun.
This follows the launch of a Sh17 billion solar power project which is set to produce 80 megawatts of electricity for the industrial park and supply to the national grid.
The project, set to be completed in the next 18 months, will be set up on a 700-acre parcel of land. It is a partnership between DL Group of Companies and Selenkei and Cendate Solar.
Apart from providing power to the industrial park, it will also sell electricity to Kenya Power, with an agreement already signed.
Dr David Lagat, the chairman of DL Group of Companies, said they had already obtained all the documents needed for the project from the government.
“The project will be a game changer as it will offer employment opportunities to locals and improve infrastructure,” said Dr Lagat.
According Dr Lagat, Eldoret has comparative advantage for setting up the Special Economic Zone as it is strategic in providing access to other towns in the country, other countries in Africa, and easy access to raw agricultural materials.
“This is a noble idea which has taken time but is almost being actualised. We call on the government to create an enabling environment for investment. We need to be more efficient as a country for the sake of investors,” said Dr Lagat.
More than 18 other international firms have already signed up to set up industries, while other companies have expressed interest in the economic zone.
“We’re happy with the support we have received from the national and county governments and all partners, including Kenya Power. It will be a landmark project which we are all proud of,” said Mr Lash Jameson, the investors director at Selenkei and Cendate Solar.
The company has already commissioned an administration block for Keringet Secondary School in Ainabkoi constituency where the project is situated.
Speaking during the project launch on Tuesday, Uasin Gishu Deputy Governor Daniel Chemno said provision of sufficient and reliable power supply was key to industrialisation.
The industrial park will be key to the attainment of the Big Four agenda through industrialisation,” said Mr Chemno.
this is good kenya needs to focus on industrial parks for economic growth and employment
Jonraid: If we can adress the cost of energy(electricity and fuel),cut down the number of agencies at the Port and offer reasonable taxes at our ports then we can break even so quickly! We are learning fast,not many countries get it right from the start.Our CS's shouldn't wait for the president's directives so as to act on these hiccups affecting our transport sector! We need the right people,look at what that 'woman CEO' is doing at KENGEN.It's sad seeing the president summoning some of his PS's and CS's infront of the public!
Some CSs are sleeping in their job uhuru kenyatta must burst into rages of anger in public for them to act
Mkenya2019: Yes it lowest of hanging fruits...apart from real estate. But we need to start growing GMO cotton..BT cotton...then slowly build the value chain.Potential mass employer of women esp.
Yes but what about mitumba business the govt needs to regulate it or else rivatex will go bankrupt again
The govt is also reviving kicomi in kisumu what do say about that
Stevoh18: Rivival of modernised Rivertex East Africa(Eldoret) set to boost the cotton farmers fortunes, and gen economic activities
It expects to increase the consumption of cotton from 10,000 bales per day to 100,000 bales. By then it will be producing 40,000 metres of textiles per day compared to the current 5,000 metres.
The firm won contracts to produce materials used to make new police uniforms and for other government agencies such as Kenya Power, the Geothermal Development Company, various hospitals as well as gowns for public and private universities, he said.
We need more of these To revive our manufacturing sector
vaxx: What an honourable statement ever made by Nigerians. I am delighted to be identify with this Nigeria king.
Tamper justice with mercy. Igbo king in Ghana beg
The Igbo King of the Nigerian Community in Ghana, His Royal Majesty, Chukwudi Jude Ihenetu is pleading with the Ghana Union of Traders Association (GUTA) to temper justice with mercy following the attack carried out by some of its members on some Nigerian traders at Suame Magazine in the Ashanti region.
He said, though foreigners are not supposed to engage in retail business in the country, he believes the action by the Ghanaian traders was an eyesore.
To him, majority of Nigerians in retail business are ‘hustlers’ and therefore there was the need for a bilateral agreement to find a lasting solution.
“In the first place, these Nigerians in the retail business are hustlers and we are not intending to break laws because I know it’s illegal for foreigners to do retail business in Ghana. All I’m saying is that, our brothers in Ghana should temper justice with mercy because we are brothers,” he stated.
Chief Ihenetu was speaking on Asempa FM’s Ekosi Sen, Thursday.
Some Ghanaian traders on Tuesday and Wednesday ransacked shops and forcibly closed down some shops in the area belonging to Nigerians.
Chief Ihenetu is pleading with Ghanaian traders not to mar the relationship between Ghana and Nigeria.
“Let’s not mar the relationship between Ghana and Nigeria with this small issue of trading. We should know that there are many Ghanaians in Nigeria. I am begging GUTA and its members not to see fellow Nigerians as enemies because your businesses are not collapsing,” he noted.
theenchanter: he's not fully employed by d university, he's a professor in a Nigerian university, He's only a visiting professor in Ghana.
I guess d reason they fired him is because he said Ghanaian universities are inferior to Nigerian universities but nigerians pay exorbitant fees in Ghanaian universities, ( he shouldn't have said that while employed as a sabbatical professor in a ghanaian university )
I don't think he was sacked because he "wanted to tear up" Ghana by inciting the Nigerian media and community in Ghana to take up strategies that would destroy the image of Ghana to the world... which the article reported.
Foreign Affairs › Re: Kenya Is Ahead of Nigeria In All Aspect (Facts Don't Lie) by tylann: 9:00pm On Jun 28, 2019
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