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Raydos:
There's nothing fascinating about this though, it looks just like a typical African city!!

The infrastructural and architectural designs sucks, The city ain't planned, People just erecting buildings anywhere!

New York 100years ago look better than this!

African leaders needs to wake up!! Some slums in Harlem Look better than this!!



We will get there!!

lifenajeje:
Are there no slums in Ghana ?

ednited:
They constructed their dam without our permission. They have been making their own decision us not being there. And they want to negotiate on our turn.

They fought us two times in history because of the dam. TOO MUCH PATIENCE.

Have I told you that some Syrian migrants here in Addis were found spying for Egypt?

Ethiopia had too much! We have been taking care of migrants that mistreated our nations in their country and trying to negotiate with those who don't even consider our existence.

To construct this dam, too much money has been collected. 100% money from Ethiopians. Money has been collected even from the poor as an obligation. These poor people gave the money they had that would cover their food. The money was stolen from us and the old political party played on us.

This is a sacrifice paid eversince Ethiopia was an Empire. Having no enough wealth, we welcomed Syrian migrants and some played on us too. Imagine how emotional we are now?

ednited:
Are you serious??

Never heard of this story. That's sad.
I think the Ethio-Egypt had better media coverage.


What happend back in there? [b]Haven't you guys assigned an insolated reasearch team which will study the pros and cons that would occur after construction of the d[/b]am?

Abohboy:
But Egypt can’t just get more water. It is basically a desert.

ednited:
They speaking NONsense. I wish I could meet an Egyptian right here and talk it out

Abohboy:
It is not light that matters, Egypt depends on the water of the Nile for agriculture, irrigation and the general water consumption of its population. If the water levels reduce than so does their agricultural yield, which means they would lose mass amounts of money and their nation would start to starve, it is for them to dictate because the dam can reduce the water levels in Egypt which would drastically hurt them. It’s like if you own an agricultural processing factory and a farm, the fertilizer and animal feed you use is gotten from cassava peelings, than one day someone comes goes to the person who gives you the cassava peelings and says they want to use it for electricity. So now you can’t feed your animals, grow your plants so you can’t process the, either. Your company will fail, will you not try and stop the person from doing it or you would just let your firm die, and your family starve.

Abohboy:
Egypt would win a war against Ethiopia, I don’t care what you think or what you say, they have a larger armed forces, More helicopters, more tanks, more jets, make air defense, more advanced technics and they are the most well equipped and number 1 military in the whole of Africa whilst Ethiopia ranks in like 8th or 9th at best.

Saddamochieng00:
The problem is that Egypt doesn't want any of the downstream countries engage in any activity that will interfere with her supply of water from The Nile.

ednited:
Egyptians has got it all wrong. Their government is informing their people that we are bad and evil. We don't see Egypt like that

Even one day I asked one of my cousins her favorite country and she told me it is Egypt. I don't think there is a single Egyptian out there who sees Ethiopia as their favourite.

rvp2018:
We are pursuing rural development on the back of small holder cooperative based agriculture. Urbanization is great if you have jobs like China. You only get such jobs if you go into export led manufacturing. In SSA - only Ethiopia seem to be hacking it - if they can fix their forex issues. I believe with the new dam - they might proof the next China in Africa - cheaper power, cheap land, incredibly disciplined people - they just need to fix tribal differences.

Otherwise what is happening in South Africa - the slumilization of your cities. I belief the slums are growing faster than formal housing. This is obvious because of the anemic economic growth and unemployment.

Be afraid - you might end up like Ghana or Nigeria - with urban squalor.

vankelvin:
Kumasi Kejetia Market

vankelvin:
Kumasi Kejetia Market

vaxx:
This is Ghana market not shopping mall ......

The first one is an hotel

vankelvin:
More pics
Kumasi Kejetia Market

vaxx:
This is Ghana market not shopping mall ......

The first one is an hotel