Kenya has 37 million internet users(2nd after Nigeria in Africa) .

Jay456watt said:

jambo la pipeline sio kwasababu ya bidii yenu....it was cheaper to construct via tz and also security concerns....it just made more sense to pass through tz....on the issue of SGR Mlipata Rwanda yes ila Uganda ni yetu....it makes more sense since Kampala is nearer Mombasa than Dar....now lemme explain why waswahili are lazy idiots....Tanzania has better natural resources than all East African countries combined...rainfall, wildlife, coastline (larger than Kenya's), natural gas, diamond (the mineral, not the broken-English speaking idiot), Lake Victoria (largest in TZ, very small portion in Kenya), larger population, etc...Tanzania is bordered by more landlocked countries than kenya which means more business but still Kenya ndio kusema when it comes to serving landlocked neighbors.... kenya is mostly desert....the only fertile land we have is is used well....we have insecurity issues while TZ there is a little peace...all these advantages but still Tanzania remains one of the poorest and most backward countries in the whole world...kenya is a middle income nation with those little resources...why? hardwork....both our GDP and per capita is larger (double) urs....Our port is larger...our airport is larger....Our city is way better....internet, literacy, infrastructure, modernity, ingenuity....frankly, kenya is ahead of TZ in all aspects except those natural resources I've mentioned above... anyw, endeleeni na huo uvivu inatupa manufaa kibao...The 25 poorest countries in the world hapa mnawakilisha vilivyo

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jonas kwigeza said:

With all the facts which shows that Kenya is ahead of Tanzania which is true, but I fail to comprehend that people in Kenya who live below poverty is greater that Tanzania who live below poverty line. 46%kenyans and 37% Tanzania live in abject poverty respectively. Dear neighbours that is a thorn in your. All in all GDP wise I congratulate you Numbers don't lie you are ahead of Tanzania .Politicians and nationalists may play blind and refute but it does not change reality. Hats off to you with all your tribalism problems you manage sail the storms . may almighty God prevent what happened to you after 2007 elections. You don't deserve that torture again . I think you still have internal displace people in your affected areas up to know . I appreciate your entrepreneurship.

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Mwanzi1 said:

Who came up with this fake new, it is astonishing to see people believe this kind of stupid information. By 2016 Tanzania had over 17million Internet users, with all these smart phones people have and lowest price per mb compare with so many African countries, and you say 3million?? SMH men, its easy to fool any Kenyan.

Tanzania Mobile Subscriptions Increase by 24% in 2015 and Internet Penetration Reach 34% - TanzaniaInvest

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mulanKE said:

Ungeongea tu kiswahili coz.makosa ni nyingi

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Kafrican said:

So if 41% are under 14, that leaves 56% if you ignore the 3% above 65 Years That's around 28 Million

Yes, a majority of Kenyans live in rural areas but not in places like turkana or Loitoktok... Semi desert areas like those are usually very sparsely populated have like an average of 25 people per square kilometer..... Majority of Kenyans live on the south of Kenya where the weather/temperature/environment is less forgiving

Here is a map of Population Density in the late 90s and early 2000s
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Here a 3D version of most recent census
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But the most important thing you forget is that they are not measuring people with computers or mobile phones...... they are measuring people with access to internet.... and mostly they do so by measuring individual IP addresses of computing devices that can access the internet... Someone might have his own computer, but at the place they work their might be 300 Desktop computers for each employee all those company computers might be treated as computers belonging to different individuals....... not to forget the popularity of stuff like smart Tvs and networked gaming devises... all those can be counted as "individual computing devices" that have acces to the internet so the possibility of duplication of internet users is there....but the data is still fair since they do the same for every country

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Kafrican said:

So if 41% are under 14, that leaves 56% if you ignore the 3% above 65 Years That's around 28 Million

Yes, a majority of Kenyans live in rural areas but not in places like turkana or Loitoktok... Semi desert areas like those are usually very sparsely populated have like an average of 25 people per square kilometer..... Majority of Kenyans live on the south of Kenya where the weather/temperature/environment is less forgiving

Here is a map of Population Density in the late 90s and early 2000s
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Here a 3D version of most recent census
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But the most important thing you forget is that they are not measuring people with computers or mobile phones...... they are measuring people with access to internet.... and mostly they do so by measuring individual IP addresses of computing devices that can access the internet... Someone might have his own computer, but at the place they work their might be 300 Desktop computers for each employee all those company computers might be treated as computers belonging to different individuals....... not to forget the popularity of stuff like smart Tvs and networked gaming devises... all those can be counted as "individual computing devices" that have acces to the internet so the possibility of duplication of internet users is there....but the data is still fair since they do the same for every country

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Hoshea said:

Lakini ujumbe umeupata, the guy is swahili, he were tried to wrote in you language so you would understood.

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Depay said:

Heheee.... Uswahili Mingi tu. Hamna Kipya.

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LightYagami said:

RURAL AREAS like Turkana? Unafaa kujua the population ya those places. And in Kemya you can get a very cheap phone with GPRS network. Other rural areas ziko in places like central kenya, western, riftvalley, the southern side where kuna high population compared to Turkana and stuff. Here people can afford a smartphone, some laptops etc. And electricity connectivity iko high

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LangatKipro said:

Just communicate in kiswahili friend...don't complicate yourself with a language you can't understand

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Jay456watt said:

jambo la pipeline sio kwasababu ya bidii yenu....it was cheaper to construct via tz and also security concerns....it just made more sense to pass through tz....on the issue of SGR Mlipata Rwanda yes ila Uganda ni yetu....it makes more sense since Kampala is nearer Mombasa than Dar....now lemme explain why waswahili are lazy idiots....Tanzania has better natural resources than all East African countries combined...rainfall, wildlife, coastline (larger than Kenya's), natural gas, diamond (the mineral, not the broken-English speaking idiot), Lake Victoria (largest in TZ, very small portion in Kenya), larger population, etc...Tanzania is bordered by more landlocked countries than kenya which means more business but still Kenya ndio kusema when it comes to serving landlocked neighbors.... kenya is mostly desert....the only fertile land we have is is used well....we have insecurity issues while TZ there is a little peace...all these advantages but still Tanzania remains one of the poorest and most backward countries in the whole world...kenya is a middle income nation with those little resources...why? hardwork....both our GDP and per capita is larger (double) urs....Our port is larger...our airport is larger....Our city is way better....internet, literacy, infrastructure, modernity, ingenuity....frankly, kenya is ahead of TZ in all aspects except those natural resources I've mentioned above... anyw, endeleeni na huo uvivu inatupa manufaa kibao...The 25 poorest countries in the world hapa mnawakilisha vilivyo

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