samorobo: Yes and you may go check out world bank recent ranking on that....
It is a joke even speak when your purchasing power is less than that of Ghana(a country of 28m ) and Ethiopia....
What of your middle class nkan...?
Bring the World Bank report here An average Nigerian who lives in the world poverty capital cannot be richer than an average Kenyan Our middle class is doing fine
samorobo: No need to ask me those questions Nakuru ..we have showed repeatedly what we have achieved..I know you feel cursed to be a Kenya, hence you wouldn't know what it means to enjoy good leaders....
Your 24hrs electricity myths has been busted by us and then we passed it on the the ghanians a d lo and behold they did even a better job than we did..and when we thought we've seen the last kazikazi finalized everything..
Study Nakuru, if your Nakuru education can allow you to...you are a joke Nakuru and I will continue mocking you D
You have showed nothing Our electricity is 24/7 Yours cannot light for 8hrs straight The image is right if you know population distribution and demographics in Kenya
samorobo: Just accept it..Kenya is cursed... Last year it was famine and drought, and thus year it is locust....why is it that nature is constantly fighting against you guys feeding...? Why is it that nature wants you guys to look remarkably skinny..?
What does nature hates you soon much that it constantly revolts against you guys......?
Truly I weep for Kenya....oh Kenya, dear Kenya,..A cursed shiithole destined for constant, repeated doom...
A country where it's doom is like a rinse repeat scenario..
Any country that is cursed here is Nigeria How can you produce more than 1 million oil barrels yet you are the world poverty capital You have every kind of mineral wealth but you lead in poverty You have arable land good for agriculture but you produce nothing You produce oil but you still import oil derivatives You can't even have 10hrs of electricity Boko Haram are killings Cult killings God gave you everything but you have nothing to show of
samorobo: You are not Nakuru that I am saying the truth rather you are lying...they are numerous report online Nakuru and physical fact that you can reason with...pls use your Nakuru University IQ to figure that out..it's simple Nakuru
Iam speaking facts and truths Our politicians are corrupt yet they still deliver We have electricity 24/7hrs Our infrastructure is among the best in Africa Our internet speed and connection is among the best in Africa So what have your corrupt politicians achieved
Kazikazi: They need to first fight the locust war and win it! Its madness for a small nation to try competing with United republic while they can't fight a simple thing like a locust(grasshopper) Pwapwapwapwa
Locusts are in Tanzania too what are you doing about it
samorobo: Lol..Kenyan ugly ass, broke motherfvcker can't afford to keep a typical Nigerian lady..our ladies are really expensive, plus your men ugliness will scare them at first site...
Your ugly ladies are first attracted to our men just merely staring at them, before clamouring a wishing to be loved by them..
Hahahahaha First of all your women are broke they live in the world poverty capital they can't be expensive Second they look like men, huge and hairy Facts are stubborn your men spend they fortunes on east african women
samorobo: Lol Nakuru, you can't stop cracking me up with your foolishness..the flaws on how your govt stupidly borrow to loot, massage currencies and build a even if it is a km road network never stops to amaze me.....r
Qheathyyou like it or not Kenya has been subdued by east African giant Ethiopia and TZ....it is as simple as that...
Work hard to change that...
Hohoho how many oil dollars have you politicians stolen Our politicians are thieves yet they still deliver We beat Nigeria in every human development index
Show me where Kenya has been overtaken by tz and Ethiopia Iam always happy seeing jealous consume you
samorobo: Lol Nakuru you guys are damn too ugly, maybe apart from rwandans, ethopians, Tanzanians, Eritreans, but you see the rest like Kenya, Uganda, Sudan, Somalia, y'all are damn to ugly...
Explain to me Nakuru , why....
Is ugliness so E badge of honour in Kenya cos it is evident in your lots..
Then you know nothing about East Africa let me educate you all east african countries share tribes from Eriteria to Rwanda Have you ever heard of east african men craving for west African women because your ladies are not attractive they are repulsive But west African men spend they fortune on east african women
samorobo: Lol Sammy can't laugh this morning....I must have really hit so.e nerve...
Dude when I say Kenya powerhouse dream is a charade, it is something I really mean...I say it from the bottom of my heart cos I am so convinced....
I don't want to to go into economics this morning, but no this, the fact that there are some critical infastructure going on in TZ and ethopia without them going into heavy(maybe except Ethiopia) debt despite their supposedly smaller Economy compared to Kenya, should tell you alot...you can barely build a km road without borrowing a fortune with your supposedly bigger Economy.. Your middle class is a mirage which has been busted by potential investors that fell into that traps....
You have a good chef which is Uhuru Kenyatta in the kitchen..rejoice over that a d gain fake comfort...
Nigeria borrows to pay salaries to civil servants don't forget that Kenya is East Africa economic powerhouse facts are stubborn One citizen of the world poverty capital can't change that So continue crying
samorobo: Damn it Nakuru I do know Masai is a tribe, all thanks to your constant advertisement on NL...
What am saying is that you guys are damn too ugly....why...
Give us reason why you guys are addicted to ugliness...
Is it like some badge of honour in Kenya?
In terms of outlooks Kenyans are good looking compared to Nigerians And that is the rule in East Africa , generally east Africans are good looking compared to west Africans Nakuru is a town in Kenya I know you don't know that
TayserMahri: No son. Dont be a quack scientist. Locusts actually dont fly when there are strong winds because they will be carried away, and when they do (fly), they fly towards (or against) the wind, not with it. See the effects of fake Tanzanian degrees. You are claiming that locust swarms use the wind as mass transit, lol. Luckily, real research, done by real scientists calls BS to your fake bongo theory. How the locusts fly the long distances without tiring has nothing to do with wind. In fact, wind is their biggest enemy in terms of flight because they are too tiny to resist.
We can even test your quack theory with realtime data. Click the link below (zoom to EA) and observe the wind patterns at this time. You will notice, quite unfortunately for you and your quack theory, that the wind is moving in a North Westerly direction. If your theory were correct, we would expect the locusts to be heading to Sudan and central Africa and the general direction of north west africa (Algeria and co). In fact they wouldnt have crossed the Red Sea into Africa in the first place. (current wind patterns snapshot below)
In nature, locusts naturally fly towards (not with) the wind, provided it is not too strong. They travel an average 80 km per day relying purely on their inbuilt mechanisms, no assistance from the wind whatsoever. They dont need powerful flight like birds as you claim, they only need efficient flight. You are forgetting that birds fly thousands of miles without stopping while locusts dont need to fly thousands of miles, they have farms to feast on along the way remember,,, thats their job! They hop from vegetation to the next. Their movement is more akin to an army advancing on foot while avian movement can be comparable to aerial (jet) invasion.
Anyway, clip below loosely explains the efficiency mechanism of locust flight, which is close to what a humming bird does. They dont waste energy flapping wings up and down like most birds, instead they angularly twist their wings (rather) effortlessly, like waving your hand, to maintain a consistent flapping rate, saving a lot of energy. Thats how they managed to get to Tanzania all the way from Arabian deserts without tiring. However, unlike humming birds, when the wind gets too strong, locusts cant fly,,, getting us back to the main point, which was that locusts dont use the wind as mass transit, as the quack scientist suggested (where did you get 20kph from??)
Kazikazi: You guys are uneducated. Do u think migration of locusts just happen like wildebeest? Am surprised by this kind of ignorance. Go check a wind direction and speed in areas closer to Tz/Kenyan border.There is no way locusts can migrate to Tz in current weather patterns. The paper you quoted has no clue either!
.Ooh continue this ccm party denials while your fields are being wiped clean by locusts
mtisTheQubit: have seen the same reasoning here... check ths: so naijas are happy they got most billionaires in africa but dont care about the millions an millions of extremely poor folks in their country....what happened to that one-mighty country ..its like depression an weed is altering folks way on reasoning
They are proud of thug billionaires yet they are the world poverty capital
SUFFERInSMILIIN: Please watch the video below a Nigerian killed his cousin in South Africa because of money Nigerians are killing themselves in South Africa and UK
68816419: Tanzania now catches up with Kenya in infrastructure projects
The Africa Construction Trends Report (2019) by Consultancy firm Deloitte released in January, shows that both Kenya and Tanzania recorded g 51 projects in 2019. Tanzania’s total share of projects by value is 41.2% (US$60.3bn), making it the largest contributor towards East Africa’s total project value.
Although Kenya has one of the most valuable infrastructure projects in the pipeline, the country accounts for only 24.6% (US$36bn) of the region’s total project value.
Overall the total number of projects in East Africa rose by 30.9% between 2018 and 2019, with the region currently recording 182 projects under construction.
Now east Africa countries;Burundi, Comoros, Djibouti, Eritrea, Ethiopia, Kenya, Rwanda, Seychelles, Somalia, Tanzania and Uganda n accounts for 40.3% of projects across the continent and 29.5% of the value.
The total value of construction projects increased by 67.6% between 2018 and 2019, from US$87bn to US$146bn. The increase stemmed from investments in large infrastructure projects within the Transport and Oil & Gas sectors, such as Phase II of the Kenya Standard Gauge Railway Project and Tanzania’s new Likong’o-Mchinga LNG plant. The LNG plant, worth US$30bn, has become the most valuable project in the region.
The Transport sector continues to take the lead within the sectoral break down by value. The sector accounted for 30% (US$44bn) of the region’s total projects by value, followed by Oil & Gas (27.5%) and then the Energy & Power (20.9%) sectors.
East Africa has encountered several transport infrastructure challenges in the past years, thus making Transport investments a priority to ensure a reliable transportation network. As a result, the sector recorded the highest number of projects (69 projects out of 182), followed by the Energy & Power sector with 40 projects (22%) and Real Estate with 35 projects (19.2%).
The high number of transport projects came from investments in rail, road and airport projects. Numerous East African-based airports have launched expansion projects to cater for the rapidly growing passenger and cargo traffic volumes.
One of these airport expansion plans, currently under construction, is the Bole International Airport Expansion Project in Ethiopia, will make Ethiopia the largest airport aviation hub in Africa.35 Such cross-border infrastructure projects demonstrate East Africa’s commitment to boost regional integration.
Owned by government Projects in East Africa are mainly owned by Government (79.1%), while Private Domestic companies own 6.6%. Various East African governments have played a significant role in boosting infrastructure development.
This has occurred from country-specific as well as regional developmental policy initiatives such as the East African Community (EAC) Development Strategy. The EAC Development Strategy aims to support East Africa in becoming a competitive and sustainable lower middle income region by 2021, and also highlights infrastructure development as one of its regional priorities.
Funding East Africa relies on external funding for most infrastructure projects. The region’s project funding is dominated by China (20.9%; down from 25.9% last year), while Governments account for 13.7% of total funding.
International and African DFIs also play a significant role in East Africa’s project funding, accounting for 13.2% and 12.6%, respectively. Ongoing and upcoming regional infrastructure projects have attracted various development financiers.
The African Development Bank (AfDB), for example, has shown interest by introducing the East Africa Regional Integration Strategy Paper (EA RISP), which outlines a roadmap to accelerate regional integration through infrastructure development over a five-year period (2018-22).
Tanzania has been catching up with Kenya since 2015 It is becoming stale now
Kazikazi: Did you read the article? It says,the locals who were employed by a Chinese contractor made loses to a company and when the locals argued with the Chinese,the Chinese used kung fu and guns to attack! Do u get it? It was theft,then arguments, then kung fu and a gun! It is not like your Kenyan guy who was told to lie down and then canned big time! No Tanzanian can go that low!
Foreign Affairs › Re: Kenya Is Ahead of Nigeria In All Aspect (Facts Don't Lie) by tylann: 2:16pm On Feb 21, 2020
