Hadi bajeti ya Tanzania, Uganda na Rwanda ziunganishwe ndio zifikie ya Kenya

Hadi bajeti ya Tanzania, Uganda na Rwanda ziunganishwe ndio zifikie ya Kenya

DuppyConqueror said:
Ha! Ha! Haaaa! You can make a very good "Cyber Comedian"
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While you make a very terrible "Any comedian" so quit spewing words for the sake of it.

Break down of the budget has already been posted here severally na bado wang'ang'ana na 50% for Alshabab, Nini mbaya na wewe
 
mombasite gabriel said:
ficha ujinga wako...wahurumisha
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Anahurumisha kivipi
Ufisadi ndio sehemu kubwa ya bajeti hiyo

Hebu jibu hili kwanza

Taxpayers question Sh1bn per kilometre Western bypass cost



The cost of the 17.3-kilometre bypass has raised concern on whether taxpayers are getting value for money.
A kilometre of the 12-lane Thika Road commissioned four years ago was Sh600 million while fee for the ongoing eight-lane Outer Ring is Sh707 million.
The Kenya National Highway Agency has declined to offer a cost breakdown for the project until contract details are complete.
 
bongo-live said:
siwatetei wakenya bt daaah...your grammar is apalling even for a beginner, unatuaibisha sana kule skyscrapper city.
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oohh! really, when did you take a note? kwanini usikopy moja ya hizo unazosema na kuleta hapa? I will be waiting. Wewe kwanza sio Mtanzania, ni nyie nyie wakenya. Naomba uniletee hapa.
 
Tangawizi said:
Kenya, mmeshalipa Euro bonds? Waangalieni Ghana na Mozambique wanaendeleaje
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Investors eye Kenya
eurobond in coming weeks
after strong interest
(Reuters) - Kenya may come to market with a
eurobond in coming weeks after finding strong
interest at a roadshow in London on Tuesday,
investors said, as the issuance window
reopens for some African sovereigns.
African issuance has yet to get off the ground
in 2016. Commodity prices reached multi-year
lows in the first quarter, putting fresh strains
on struggling economies.
But with commodity prices stabilising in
March, and a rally in African bonds in
conjunction with improved investor appetite
for risky assets, the window looks open for
some.
Kenya's finance minister was in London on
Tuesday to meet investors in what was billed
a "non-deal" roadshow, but a treasury source
indicated Kenya may return in May to
roadshow a bond.
Finance Minister Henry Rotich told Reuters he
had been impressed with the level of interest,
having met over 50 investors.
"Kenya may try to issue sooner than May, in
my view," said Shahzad Hasan, a portfolio
manager at Allianz Global Investors. "They will
most likely have to come with a smaller issue
size, say $500 million to $750 million."
Claudia Calich, head of emerging debt at M&G
Investments, agreed that the opportunity was
open for Kenya to issue, given where its bonds
were trading. "They might be tempted to test
the waters within a few weeks," she said.
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But Kenya could be beaten to the punch by
South Africa, which held a global conference
call with investors on Wednesday for a
potential 10-year dollar bond, notwithstanding
a difficult political and economic backdrop .
The South African Treasury told Reuters it
would issue a bond only if market conditions
were favourable.
South Africa's 10-year government bond
traded near one-week lows on Wednesday
after Standard & Poor's downgraded its
growth forecast for South Africa this year.
In contrast, the World Bank has highlighted
Kenya as a bright spot in Africa, thanks to
cheaper oil, improved agriculture output,
supportive monetary policy and infrastructure
investments.
This has been reflected in Kenyan bonds. The
yield on the 2024 dollar bond has fallen to
about 7.9 percent from a high of 9.8 percent
in January.
"Yields have come down a lot on Kenyan
eurobonds this year so there is scope for them
to issue," said Kevin Daly, senior investment
manager at Aberdeen Asset Management.

By contrast, Ghana, which was also in London
on Tuesday for a non-deal roadshow, is likely
to have to pay double-digit percentage
coupons if it comes to market.
The government is eyeing $1 billion of
issuance, but Daly said market conditions
would have to improve for them to come back.
"They could try to come at a very high yield,
but it would potentially do more damage than
good," he said. "11.5 or 12 percent isn't
necessarily the right signal you want to send
to the market."
Ghana issued a $1 billion bond at 10.75
percent last October, with a partial World
Bank guarantee.
It is under a three-year International Monetary
Fund programme to try to repair its economy,
and investors want evidence Ghana is reducing
its fiscal deficit before it issues again.
Calich said Ghana's existing 10-year bonds
were trading at high 12 percent or even 13
percent yields.
"The jury is still a little bit out on Ghana as
they need to continue with fiscal consolidation
not only this year but for several years," she
said. (Reporting by Claire Milhench and Marc
Jones, editing by Larry King)
 
Wewe!!!

Tangawizi Kenya raises more money than any other African country on euro bonds since 2009

Here is 2014 record


Kenya’s debut $2bn bond breaks Africa record
Kenya has raised $2 billion from international
investors, the largest debut for an African
country in the sovereign bond market amid
strong demand from pension funds, insurers
and sovereign wealth funds seeking higher-
yielding assets, reports Financial Times. The
much-delayed fundraising effort puts Africa on
track to beat the record $11 billion it raised
last year…

 
Kenya is not Ghana or Mozambique dimwit.... We are a high return market..... We are consumers.... We always return with profits our investments that is why malls are working in Kenya and in Tanzania they can't!!!
 
Sammuel999 said:
Kenya is not Ghana or Mozambique dimwit.... We are a high return market..... We are consumers.... We always return with profits our investments that is why malls are working in Kenya and in Tanzania they can't!!!
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Nilisikia magu pia anataka mambo ya hizi bonds wacha tuone ataingia market na kiasi kipi....😀😀
 
Pelekeni chakula bamba village kilifi watu wanakula majani kama mbuzi na kunywa maji machafu. Budget sehemu kubwa ni rushwa tu watu wengi wanaishi kwa shida sana
 
Tarime-Mura said:
Pelekeni chakula bamba village kilifi watu wanakula majani kama mbuzi na kunywa maji machafu. Budget sehemu kubwa ni rushwa tu watu wengi wanaishi kwa shida sana
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wacha uongo wewe....ati bamba watu wanakula majani.
 
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