mtisQ: Do you know what is HIPC..it stands for Heavily Indebted Poor Countries ..
The heavily indebted poor countries (HIPC) are a group of 39 developing countries with high levels of poverty and debt overhang which are eligible for special assistance from the International Monetary Fund (IMF) and the World Bank.
HIPC Initiative had identified 39 countries (33 of which are in Sub-Saharan Africa) as being potentially eligible to receive debt relief.The 37 countries that have so far received full or partial debt relief --see the list
So its a joke so certain poor country citizens here talk about debts.. see ths list below of those poor amigos
Oweing and having the ability to pay your debts is different from oweing and not having what it takes to pay off your debts.
NTSA: Typical west African neighbourhood..how can can you build massionates so close to each other .. Everyone needs to have his or her own compound etc where you can't even see your neighbour.
You guys truely represent Kenya. Very primitive and stuck to one knowledge..
Everything new looks strange to you guys.. Where is it written that manions should be built in the middle of nowhere? with forest, golf parks etc surrounding it?
Shma: You and who? Those places can't be accessed. There are minor clean and world-class streets that lead the way to those posh houses- forget about that one major road which is accessible for YouTubers - even drone shots are not allowed close to some of those houses.
I guess those streets are photo-phobic? Edey your there
Yet you can't show us the streets leading into these so called top class estates/residential areas... West African countries spread development, be it CBD, residential, industrial etc, we develop everywhere
NTSA: i guess you are wrong. 1 .green park Athi River Machakos county 2.Thika greens estate Thika ,Kiambu county 3.Vipingo kilifi 4.Bahati ridge Muranga county
Do you have roads connecting these areas? can we see the roads? we want to laugh small
gallivant: I have not admitted to anything. I find the whole exercise futile. After all, Kenya of today is Ghana's future.
This challenge is bigger than you anticipated.
It's not the usual repeatitive pictures you keep posting.. This challenge puts you out of your comfort zone cos this time around you are required to capture things from close view most especially from your so called high class residential areas.
Kenya will forever trail behind Ghana in development. Your country needs to learn how to spread development. Don't concentrate all development at one tiny CBD cos many kenyans like you live in the slums.
rvp2018: What a decent street video? You mean you want to see houses, concrete and all that from streets...in upper class residence. Why dont you try say South Africa's Joburg if say London is too much for you.
Upper class residence in kenya looks like a forest until you take a drone - if they allow - and you will see palatial houses.