IMF April 2019 GDP Figures. Kenya Hits $99 Billion.. Tanzania Overtaken by Ghana

IMF April 2019 GDP Figures. Kenya Hits $99 Billion.. Tanzania Overtaken by Ghana

Mkikuyu- Akili timamu said:
Yes they even kicked out mining companies and maintained 7% growth, lowest inflation, highest FDI in EAC.
They still maintain the best figures in peace and democracy index..
That is how they chooze to grow, not have unequal growth like this👇👇
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FYI: Tanzania has nothing to do with kenya, they look up to singapore, malaysia, korea..Those are countries that grew out of sheer will of their own people and relatively firm leadership like magufulis
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NEVER MENTION TANZANIA AND SINGAPORE IN ONE SENTENCE ITS LIKE COMPAIRING A SICK ANT (TZ) WITH A HEALTY ADULT ELEPHANT (SINGAPORE)
 
ichoboy01 said:
Nambari 6 ya kwenye makaratasi watu wanakufa njaa wengine hawana pesa ya kulipa matibabu 😆😆😆 hio hamuoni
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Buda hapa umelamba lolo ..asante kwa kuzidi kusoma news ya Kenya 24/7 365...ata news ya tz hauzijui
 
joto la jiwe said:
In nominal GDP, yes. But in all other parameters, including better standards of living, ie: better public Hospitals, lower unemployment, food availability, water, road, electric, Peace and other, Kenya shall continue to play underdog card for the next decades.

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GDP and GDP per capita measure just that.
A wealthy nation has all of the above. So you are not making sense. You are just saying things to make yourself feel happy.
 
ichoboy01 said:
Huna pesa ya kulipa matibabu where is GDP???😆😆😆😆😆👇👇👇👇

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Kenya is still a poor country. We still have many problems.
A GDP of $100b does not amount to much.
But we're happy that we are the least poor in the region. 😂😂
 
Msapere said:
mko sawa kwa sector zote mbona gdp yenu ni kidogo hivo
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Hahahahaha, hahahahaha, cooked GDP as usual, it has zero effects on the ground. Ninyi ni wapenda SIFA za kijinga. Zaidi ya kujisifu, hiyo GDP inavyozidi kupanda, ndivyo hali ya maisha ya mkenya inavyozidi kuwa mbaya.

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joto la jiwe said:
Hahahahaha, hahahahaha, cooked GDP as usual, it has zero effects on the ground. Ninyi ni wapenda SIFA za kijinga. Zaidi ya kujisifu, hiyo GDP inavyozidi kupanda, ndivyo hali ya maisha ya mkenya inavyozidi kuwa mbaya.

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BUDA Ghana is richer than you pelekea IMF data yako kama unataka ikubambe..cooked data ni wewe..kenya tunawashinda na usd 40 billion na population yenu ni 10 million kushinda kenya..nyinyi ni maskini hohehahe
 
kennedy0000 said:
GDP and GDP per capita measures just that.
A wealthy nation has all of the above. So you are not making sense. You are just saying things to make yourself feel happy.
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Hahahahaha
1)Higher inflation rate
2)High unemployment rate
3)Higher taxes
4)High percentage of ppl. below poverty line
5)High debts to GDP ratio
6)High crime rate
7)food insecurity

What is GDP for?

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Msapere said:
BUDA Ghana is richer than you pelekea IMF data yako kama unataka ikubambe..cooked data ni wewe..kenya tunawashinda na usd 40 billion na population yenu ni 10 million kushinda kenya..nyinyi ni maskini hohehahe
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Sisi tunawashinda katika parameters zingine zote zilizobaki za maendeleo, I hope you know them.
1) Better public hospitals
2) Availability of safe water
3)Food security
4)Peace
5)Roads
6)Unity

Hahahahaha, hahahahaha,

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kennedy0000 said:
In-house 'economist' Mkikuyu- Akili timamu alisoma hii habari lakini akaamua hataileta hapa JF.
Well, the news has reached the rest of us.

Last week IMF released it's latest (2019) GDP figures.
Great news for Kenya, slow growth for Tanzania as usual.

Kenya has overtaken Ethiopia in the latest figures, and we're now just 1 year short of reaching $100 billion.
Tanzania has been overtaken by Ghana as expected.

Meanwhile, the gap between the GDPs of Kenya and Tanzania has grown from $23 billion last year, to $38 billion this year.
What that means is that the economy of Kenya is larger than Tanzania, Uganda, Burundi and South Sudan combined.

Tanzania is behind in everything, ata ile wanapenda kujidanganya ati PPP. They are behind everywhere.

Sasa, eliakeem na wenzake wataambia nini watu?

Full data - https://www.imf.org/external/datamapper/NGDPD@WEO/OEMDC/ADVEC/WEOWORLD/AFQ

African countries GDP nominal in $ US Billion. I've listed countries with a GDP above $ US 30 Billion.

1. Nigeria - $444.9 billion
2. South Africa - $371.3 billion
3. Egypt - $299.6 billion
4. Algeria - $183.7 billion
5. Morocco - $121.4 billion
6. Kenya - $99.2 billion
7. Angola - $92.2 billion
8. Ethiopia - $91.0 billion
9. Ghana - $68.3 billion
10. Tanzania - $61.0 billion
11. DR Congo - $48.5 billion
12. Cote d'Ivoire - $45.3 billion
13. Libya - $45.0 billion
14. Cameroon - $39.2 billion
15. Tunisia - $36.2 billion
16. Sudan - $31.5 billion
17. Uganda - $30.4 billion

Those same countries but now ranked by GDP PPP,

1. Egypt - $1,391.7 billion
2. Nigeria - $1,214.8 billion
3. South Africa - $813.1 billion
4. Algeria - $684.6 billion
5. Morocco - $330.4 billion
6. Ethiopia - $240.7 billion
7. Ghana - $211.1 billion
8. Angola $203.8 billion
9. Kenya - $191.0 billion
10. Tanzania - $186.1 billion
11. Sudan - $176.7 billion
12. Tunisia - $150.8 billion
13. Cote d'Ivoire - $117.0 billion
14. Uganda - $104.9 billion
15. Cameroon - $101.1 billion
16. Libya - $79.3 billion
17. DRC - $77.4 billion

Same countries ranked by GDP nominal per capita in $ US,
1. Libya - 6,836
2. South Africa - 6,331
3. Algeria - 4,230
4. Morocco - 3,410
5. Tunisia - 3,073
6. Angola - 3,060
7. Egypt - 3,020
8. Ghana - 2,263
9. Nigeria - 2,233
10. Kenya - 2,011
11. Cote d' Ivoire - 1,722
12. Cameroon - 1,538
13. Tanzania - 1,172
14. Ethiopia - 951
15. Uganda - 759
16. Sudan - 728
17. DRC - 495

Same countries ranked by GDP PPP per capita in $ US,
1. Algeria - 15,766
2. Egypt - 14,028
3. South Africa - 13,865
4. Tunisia - 12,801
5. Libya - 12,051
6. Morocco - 9,284
7. Ghana - 6,998
8. Angola - 6,763
9. Nigeria - 6,098
10. Cote d' Ivoire - 4,454
11. Sudan - 4,089
12. Cameroon - 3,965
13. Kenya - 3,869
14. Tanzania - 3,573
15. Uganda - 2,622
16. Ethiopia - 2,517
17. DRC - 791
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kennedy0000 said:
In-house 'economist' Mkikuyu- Akili timamu alisoma hii habari lakini akaamua hataileta hapa JF.
Well, the news has reached the rest of us.

Last week IMF released it's latest (2019) GDP figures.
Great news for Kenya, slow growth for Tanzania as usual.

Kenya has overtaken Ethiopia in the latest figures, and we're now just 1 year short of reaching $100 billion.
Tanzania has been overtaken by Ghana as expected.

Meanwhile, the gap between the GDPs of Kenya and Tanzania has grown from $23 billion last year, to $38 billion this year.
What that means is that the economy of Kenya is larger than Tanzania, Uganda, Burundi and South Sudan combined.

Tanzania is behind in everything, ata ile wanapenda kujidanganya ati PPP. They are behind everywhere.

Sasa, eliakeem na wenzake wataambia nini watu?

Full data - https://www.imf.org/external/datamapper/NGDPD@WEO/OEMDC/ADVEC/WEOWORLD/AFQ

African countries GDP nominal in $ US Billion. I've listed countries with a GDP above $ US 30 Billion.

1. Nigeria - $444.9 billion
2. South Africa - $371.3 billion
3. Egypt - $299.6 billion
4. Algeria - $183.7 billion
5. Morocco - $121.4 billion
6. Kenya - $99.2 billion
7. Angola - $92.2 billion
8. Ethiopia - $91.0 billion
9. Ghana - $68.3 billion
10. Tanzania - $61.0 billion
11. DR Congo - $48.5 billion
12. Cote d'Ivoire - $45.3 billion
13. Libya - $45.0 billion
14. Cameroon - $39.2 billion
15. Tunisia - $36.2 billion
16. Sudan - $31.5 billion
17. Uganda - $30.4 billion

Those same countries but now ranked by GDP PPP,

1. Egypt - $1,391.7 billion
2. Nigeria - $1,214.8 billion
3. South Africa - $813.1 billion
4. Algeria - $684.6 billion
5. Morocco - $330.4 billion
6. Ethiopia - $240.7 billion
7. Ghana - $211.1 billion
8. Angola $203.8 billion
9. Kenya - $191.0 billion
10. Tanzania - $186.1 billion
11. Sudan - $176.7 billion
12. Tunisia - $150.8 billion
13. Cote d'Ivoire - $117.0 billion
14. Uganda - $104.9 billion
15. Cameroon - $101.1 billion
16. Libya - $79.3 billion
17. DRC - $77.4 billion

Same countries ranked by GDP nominal per capita in $ US,
1. Libya - 6,836
2. South Africa - 6,331
3. Algeria - 4,230
4. Morocco - 3,410
5. Tunisia - 3,073
6. Angola - 3,060
7. Egypt - 3,020
8. Ghana - 2,263
9. Nigeria - 2,233
10. Kenya - 2,011
11. Cote d' Ivoire - 1,722
12. Cameroon - 1,538
13. Tanzania - 1,172
14. Ethiopia - 951
15. Uganda - 759
16. Sudan - 728
17. DRC - 495

Same countries ranked by GDP PPP per capita in $ US,
1. Algeria - 15,766
2. Egypt - 14,028
3. South Africa - 13,865
4. Tunisia - 12,801
5. Libya - 12,051
6. Morocco - 9,284
7. Ghana - 6,998
8. Angola - 6,763
9. Nigeria - 6,098
10. Cote d' Ivoire - 4,454
11. Sudan - 4,089
12. Cameroon - 3,965
13. Kenya - 3,869
14. Tanzania - 3,573
15. Uganda - 2,622
16. Ethiopia - 2,517
17. DRC - 791
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As one of the few qualified economists here on Jamii forums i must say i am impressed by this data.
 
Mkikuyu- Akili timamu said:
This is a higher Q of life? Mtu anaishi kama mnyama pori? You cant see anything like this even in burundi😂😂😂
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You will post this picture until you get tired.
I would rather 1% of our population live like that, and the other 99% live decently.
Than having 99% of the population live in shanties like is the case in Dar is slum.

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joto la jiwe said:
Hahahahaha
1)Higher inflation rate
2)High unemployment rate
3)Higher taxes
4)High percentage of ppl. below poverty line
5)High debts to GDP ratio
6)High crime rate
7)food insecurity

What is GDP for?

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Nordic countries have the highest taxes, and they are the happiest countries.

Kenya has a smaller population than Tanzania, but consumes more beef, milk, and most food. Meaning most people in Tanzania sleep hungry or are underfed.

Higher inflation rate is your imagination. In any case, our shilling is more stable, so commodities especially imported, tend to remain around the same price.

US has a very high crime rate. It is still the largest economy.
 
joto la jiwe said:
Hahahahaha
1)Higher inflation rate
2)High unemployment rate
3)Higher taxes
4)High percentage of ppl. below poverty line
5)High debts to GDP ratio
6)High crime rate
7)food insecurity

What is GDP for?

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1.Higher Income per person
2.higher GDP Per Capita
3.higher life expectancy
4. Better education 100 times than TZ.
5. better Housing..75% of tzs live in slums
6.better Heath care uliza tundu lisu
7. Best business environment for foreigners
8.better transportation (SGR)
9.better Airports
10.better ROADS
11.Higher Industrialization
12.Democracy
13. better cities..Mbeya ni kama kakuma refugee camp
14.higher HDI..Hii ujaelewa unaweza google
15.Agricultural production in Kenya is 5 times better value wise than tz.
NB Kenya has no minerals and 0.75 of kenyan land is not arable.
 
kennedy0000 said:
Kenya is still a poor country. We still have many problems.
A GDP of $100b does not amount to much.
But we're happy that we are the least poor in the region. 😂😂
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Hahaha sasa GDP iko wapi??? Tupe faida ya GDP kama haionesh uhalisia wa maisha bora kwa wakenya tumia akili sio nguvu😆😆
LMDC watu wanakufa na njaa alaf anakuja mchina kuwapa msaada wewe unahisi GDP inamsaada gani ikiwa maji nairobi hakuna kwengine kenya yatakuwepo??😂😂


Akili kichwani mwako👆👆👆👆
 
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