Kenya – Africa’s infrastructure powerhouse

Kenya – Africa’s infrastructure powerhouse

NairobiWalker said:
Wakenya wenzangu, ongeeni Kiswahili tu kwa huu uzi muone kama hili jamaa si libongo linajidai limzantsi. Msipost kwa lugha nyengine ila Kiswahili.
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NairobiWalker said:
Wakenya wenzangu, ongeeni Kiswahili tu kwa huu uzi muone kama hili jamaa si libongo linajidai limzantsi. Msipost kwa lugha nyengine ila Kiswahili.
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duh!!... Kweli msouth kawashika sehemu mbaya....sio kwa mapovu hayo...poleni sana wakenya
 
NairobiWalker said:
Wakenya wenzangu, ongeeni Kiswahili tu kwa huu uzi muone kama hili jamaa si libongo linajidai limzantsi. Msipost kwa lugha nyengine ila Kiswahili.
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Hahaha he really downs u pal..n u shuld respect elder as well ,poor northener,if u can't secure food wht else can u afford?

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tuusan said:
Hahaha he really downs u pal..n u shuld respect elder as well ,poor northener,if u can't secure food wht else can u afford?

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Do you think south Africa is food secure???? Why don't you support your country anyway

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On checking this thread, i have noted some professional ass crack lickers. These guys can lick butt sparkling clean, i have also noticed guys who are f*king shy, they don't even wanna try, too afraid to lose, big up those who stand for their own man... Y'all need medals
 
Eldoret
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Whoa! A lot of Mumbo-Jumbo mumbling is see.

t-time, your country is ahead of Kenya, that's for sure. But you overstate that gap by a huge margin, I mean by a very HUGE margin. To be honest we also overstate our gap with Tanzania buy not by that much.

Lemme put things to perspective, do you know which is the largest exporter of processed/manufactured commodities to COMESA? Do you know why after apartheid fell and South African multinationals started moving out into the continent they experienced great success in most countries save for East Africa? Do you know which is the largest non-oil/ non-mineral aided economy in the continent? The answe to all these is yours truly, Kenya. And Tanzania comes in at 2nd (msijiringe)

Credit where its due, SA has utilized its mineral resources very well unlike Nigeria for instance. Minerals provide an easy source of income for the development of other sectors and also the raw materials and market for several other sectors. That is something I wish Kenya had though I'm not sure if utilization would be as good as in SA.

And just before you downplay the importance of mining, as at now in SA, mining creates >1m jobs, accounts for 43% of the JSE value, Earns >50% of your foreign exchange, Accounts for 94% of your 48000mw Electricity production and close to half of its consumption, Consists of 50% of the volume of your rail transit.
 
This guy is not South African stop wasting your time guys. His arguments is so shallow. If am lying bring it on ...I will tear out that sheep skin on you.

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t-time said:
not this photo again please . cant you please upload another photo of "eldoret"
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Tf is wrong with that picture dude? You don't wanna see our villages? We don't have jo'burg here okay?
 
Livale said:
Whoa! A lot of Mumbo-Jumbo mumbling is see.

t-time, your country is ahead of Kenya, that's for sure. But you overstate that gap by a huge margin, I mean by a very HUGE margin. To be honest we also overstate our gap with Tanzania buy not by that much.

Lemme put things to perspective, do you know which is the largest exporter of processed/manufactured commodities to COMESA? Do you know why after apartheid fell and South African multinationals started moving out into the continent they experienced great success in most countries save for East Africa? Do you know which is the largest non-oil/ non-mineral aided economy in the continent? The answe to all these is yours truly, Kenya. And Tanzania comes in at 2nd (msijiringe)

Credit where its due, SA has utilized its mineral resources very well unlike Nigeria for instance. Minerals provide an easy source of income for the development of other sectors and also the raw materials and market for several other sectors. That is something I wish Kenya had though I'm not sure if utilization would be as good as in SA.

And just before you downplay the importance of mining, as at now in SA, mining creates >1m jobs, accounts for 43% of the JSE value, Earns >50% of your foreign exchange, Accounts for 94% of your 48000mw Electricity production and close to half of its consumption, Consists of 50% of the volume of your rail transit.
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Honestly that's entirely true, i don't know if mr price is doing that good in kenya(ps i've never found anything good at mr price despite the high price) , nandos pulled out coz they couldn't stand local competitors. However new entrants like game and woolworths could be gaining. Let's see how they go. Could this guy clarify to us the reason why car manufacturers and retailers (G.M, Citroen, Peugeot) left SA? fyi all those are booming in Kenya
 
IamLee said:
Honestly that's entirely true, i don't know if mr price is doing that good in kenya(ps i've never found anything good at mr price despite the high price) , nandos pulled out coz they couldn't stand local competitors. However new entrants like game and woolworths could be gaining. Let's see how they go. Could this guy clarify to us the reason why car manufacturers and retailers (G.M, Citroen, Peugeot) left SA? fyi all those are booming in Kenya
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GM STOPPED production even in asia ,europe thats because they were nolonger doing well even in SA and what are car manucfecturers we lost other than GM ? but because we are south africa now ISUZU bought that plant we will be manufacturing this for the world
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as for french cars in sa bra there is no market for them , we ride germans , americans , japaness etc not french atleast not in sa . as for retail in sa mr price is the very cheap like cheap store i dont understand when you say they expensive . cost of living in sa and kenya vary maybe thats why but that store is for ppl who cant afford.
 
IamLee said:
Honestly that's entirely true, i don't know if mr price is doing that good in kenya(ps i've never found anything good at mr price despite the high price) , nandos pulled out coz they couldn't stand local competitors. However new entrants like game and woolworths could be gaining. Let's see how they go. Could this guy clarify to us the reason why car manufacturers and retailers (G.M, Citroen, Peugeot) left SA? fyi all those are booming in Kenya
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in USA they have detroit and is SA we have Port Elizabeth here
aspen the tablets u take when u hungry are made here
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vw cars u c in your city are ready to be exported to your country
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u c how big the plant is n u can imagine how much tax they pay n how many of my ppl are employed there
 
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