Kenya ndio nchi masikini katika ukanda wa EAC

Kenya ndio nchi masikini katika ukanda wa EAC

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Habrini za mchana wadau!

Jaman kwa mujibu wa radio Deutsche Welle idhaa ya Kiswahili imesema Kenya ndio nchi maskini katika ukanda huu wa Afrika Mashariki.

Unaambiwa umaskini Kenya unapungua kwa kiwango cha 1.6 % + Wananchi wake ndio wenye kipato cha chini kuliko nchi zote za EAC.

Japo redio hiyo inasema uwepo wa Serikali za kaunti kidogo inachangia ongezeko la mapambano dhidi ya umaskini kwa kurahisisha upatikanaji wa rasilimali na huduma muhimu.
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SASA NYIE WA KENYA WA HUMU MNAOJIFANYA KENYA NDIO NCHI TAJIRI KWA UKANDA HUU WA EAC mbona mlikuwa mnadanganya kwa kujifanya eti KENYA NDIO NCHI tajiri. weak up KENYAN our dear brother & sister acheni kujivuna humu JF kumbe nyie ni HOHEHAE mnajifanya mnandege 24 kumbe hamna kiitu mara mjifanye mnazalisha maua mna export kumbe wanufaika wapo US.

Source : Radio Deutsche Welle makala ya wanawake
Mtangazaji ni : Theluma mwanzaya
 
Kenya has the greatest number of poorest people more than the rest of the whole East African Community's countries combined, Tanzania has the most inclusive economy in Africa. Kenya fewer rich people largest paupers ever.
 
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Hili lipo wazi hasa kwa walio ishi Kenya na Tz

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Kuna siku niliwahi kusema ktk UZI flan maskini wa TZ na maskini wa KE mara 1000 maskini wa TZ kuliko KE. kwa sababu nilikuwa najua hilo ILA nika mwambia MKE mmoha ya kuwa NAIRB ni pazuri kuliko DSM pengine ni jiji tajiri kbs lkn sio nchi ya kenya ni tajiri .. unfortunately kuna mwaka flan mtangazaji mmoja wa KE anaitwa Kamene Goro alikuwa ktk show moja ya HOT96 aambiwa yule mdada akasema eti TZ kuifikia KE inasubiri mara 500 😀😀😀 nilicheka sanaaa
 
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Hili lipo wazi hasa kwa walio ishi Kenya na Tz

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Kenya mpaka uwe na hali ya ahueni aisee lazima umepigika mnooo, Kenya kaukuta vijana ni matajiri au viongozi wa ngazi za juu serikalini au kwenye organizations ni ngumu sana, Tanzania ukienda maeneo ya Iringa kule matajiri wengi sana ni vijana wadogo from early 20s wamepata pesa kwenye miti, avocado's etc

Ukienda kanda ya ziwa vijana wengi sana ni matajiri wamepata pesa kwenye madini, uvuvi, wtc

Ukienda kaskazini utakutana na vijana wengi wanamiliki expedition companies na tour operators wametajirika ni vijana wadogo yaani kila eneo Tanzania kuna fursa ya mtu yeyote kufamikiwa tofauti na monopolised Kenya, waliofanikiwa ndio wataendelea kufanikiwa na maskini wanazidi kua fukara.
 
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Habrini za mchana wadau ! Jaman kwa mujibu wa radio Dutch vede hidhaya ya kiswahili imesema Kenya ndio nchi maskini ktk ukanda huu wa afrika mashariki. Unaambiwa umaskini kenya unapungua kwa kiwango cha 1.6 % + wananchi wake ndio wenye kipato cha chini kuliko nchi zote za EAC. Japo redio hiyo inasema uwepo wa serikali za kaunti kidogo inachangia ongezeko la mapambano dhidi ya umaskini kwa kurahisisha upatikanaji wa rasilimali na huduma muhimu.

SASA NYIE WA KENYA WA HUMU MNAOJIFANYA KENYA NDIO NCHI TAJIRI KWA UKANDA HUU WA EAC mbona mlikuwa mnadanganya kwa kujifanya eti KENYA NDIO NCHI tajiri. weak up KENYAN our dear brother & sister acheni kujivuna humu JF kumbe nyie ni HOHEHAE mnajifanya mnandege 24 kumbe hamna kiitu mara mjifanye mnazalisha maua mna export kumbe wanufaika wapo US.

Source : Radio Dutch verde makala ya wanawake
Mtangazaji ni : Theluma mwanzaya
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luangalila said:
Habrini za mchana wadau ! Jaman kwa mujibu wa radio Dutch vede hidhaya ya kiswahili imesema Kenya ndio nchi maskini ktk ukanda huu wa afrika mashariki. Unaambiwa umaskini kenya unapungua kwa kiwango cha 1.6 % + wananchi wake ndio wenye kipato cha chini kuliko nchi zote za EAC. Japo redio hiyo inasema uwepo wa serikali za kaunti kidogo inachangia ongezeko la mapambano dhidi ya umaskini kwa kurahisisha upatikanaji wa rasilimali na huduma muhimu.

SASA NYIE WA KENYA WA HUMU MNAOJIFANYA KENYA NDIO NCHI TAJIRI KWA UKANDA HUU WA EAC mbona mlikuwa mnadanganya kwa kujifanya eti KENYA NDIO NCHI tajiri. weak up KENYAN our dear brother & sister acheni kujivuna humu JF kumbe nyie ni HOHEHAE mnajifanya mnandege 24 kumbe hamna kiitu mara mjifanye mnazalisha maua mna export kumbe wanufaika wapo US.

Source : Radio Dutch verde makala ya wanawake
Mtangazaji ni : Theluma mwanzaya
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Sub-Saharan Africa is likely to miss poverty targets: WB

WEDNESDAY FEBRUARY 6 2019







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Members of the public wait to get food ration in Kenya. Sub-Saharan Africa has little or no chance of achieving the UN target of having not more than three percent of its population living in extreme poverty by 2030, according to a new World Bank report. PHOTO | FILE | NMG

In Summary

Poverty rates have declined dramatically since the early 1990s but the rate of decline is now decelerating.

While Kenya is now among the sub-Saharan African countries described as lower middle-income, this has not helped close the poverty gap between the rich and the poor.

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Sub-Saharan Africa has little or no chance of achieving the United Nations target of having not more than three percent of its population living in extreme poverty by 2030, according to a new World Bank report.

While rates of absolute poverty have declined dramatically across many parts of the African countries since the early 1990s, the rates of reduction are now decelerating.

The report says that in 2015, the last year for which detailed government statistics are available, more than half of the 736 million global poor resided in sub-Saharan Africa and more than 85 percent of the poor resided in either SSA or South Asia.

Poverty gap

The World Bank says about 368 million people — half of the total extremely poor — lived in just five countries: India, Nigeria, Democratic Republic of Congo, Ethiopia, and Bangladesh. They also happen to be the most populous countries of South Asia and sub-Saharan Africa.

However, the rates of poverty reduction are far greater in South Asia than sub-Saharan Africa, leading the World Bank to declare that this year Nigeria will overtake India in terms of having the most people living in extreme poverty; that is, living on less than $1.90 a day.

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“Simulations show that, as the number of the poor continues to decline in South Asia, the forecasts based on historical regional performance indicate that there will be no matching decline in poverty in sub-Saharan Africa.”

In East Africa, Tanzania has more people living in extreme poverty, some 21.9 million, followed by Kenya at 17.6 million and Uganda's 15.8 million.

While Kenya is now among the sub-Saharan African countries described as lower middle-income, this has not helped close the poverty gap between the rich and the poor.

Global poor

By 2030, the share of the global poor residing in sub-Saharan Africa is forecast to be about 87 percent, “if economic growth over the next 12 years is similar to historical growth patterns.”

Around three quarters of the 43 countries with poverty rates above the average of 18 percent are in sub-Saharan Africa, where average rates stand at 41 percent.

The report states that “many of the countries with high poverty numbers, including Bangladesh, India, Indonesia, Kenya, and Nigeria, have grown their economies out of the low-income-country status and are now middle-income countries.”

The World Bank notes that there remain “significant challenges to reaching the goal of a world free of poverty. Meeting the global target of reducing extreme poverty to less than 3 percent will require substantially greater efforts … By 2030, under all but the most optimistic scenarios, poverty will remain in double digits in sub-Saharan Africa.”

The global poverty estimates are based on household surveys from 164 countries.







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Kenya has the greatest number of poorest people more than the rest of the whole East African Community's countries combined, Tanzania has the most inclusive economy in Africa. Kenya fewer rich people largest paupers ever.
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Sub-Saharan Africa is likely to miss poverty targets: WB

WEDNESDAY FEBRUARY 6 2019







[https://www]

Members of the public wait to get food ration in Kenya. Sub-Saharan Africa has little or no chance of achieving the UN target of having not more than three percent of its population living in extreme poverty by 2030, according to a new World Bank report. PHOTO | FILE | NMG

In Summary

Poverty rates have declined dramatically since the early 1990s but the rate of decline is now decelerating.

While Kenya is now among the sub-Saharan African countries described as lower middle-income, this has not helped close the poverty gap between the rich and the poor.

ADVERTISEMENT

[https://www]By PAUL REDFERN
More by this Author

Sub-Saharan Africa has little or no chance of achieving the United Nations target of having not more than three percent of its population living in extreme poverty by 2030, according to a new World Bank report.

While rates of absolute poverty have declined dramatically across many parts of the African countries since the early 1990s, the rates of reduction are now decelerating.

The report says that in 2015, the last year for which detailed government statistics are available, more than half of the 736 million global poor resided in sub-Saharan Africa and more than 85 percent of the poor resided in either SSA or South Asia.

Poverty gap

The World Bank says about 368 million people — half of the total extremely poor — lived in just five countries: India, Nigeria, Democratic Republic of Congo, Ethiopia, and Bangladesh. They also happen to be the most populous countries of South Asia and sub-Saharan Africa.

However, the rates of poverty reduction are far greater in South Asia than sub-Saharan Africa, leading the World Bank to declare that this year Nigeria will overtake India in terms of having the most people living in extreme poverty; that is, living on less than $1.90 a day.

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“Simulations show that, as the number of the poor continues to decline in South Asia, the forecasts based on historical regional performance indicate that there will be no matching decline in poverty in sub-Saharan Africa.”

In East Africa, Tanzania has more people living in extreme poverty, some 21.9 million, followed by Kenya at 17.6 million and Uganda's 15.8 million.

While Kenya is now among the sub-Saharan African countries described as lower middle-income, this has not helped close the poverty gap between the rich and the poor.

Global poor

By 2030, the share of the global poor residing in sub-Saharan Africa is forecast to be about 87 percent, “if economic growth over the next 12 years is similar to historical growth patterns.”

Around three quarters of the 43 countries with poverty rates above the average of 18 percent are in sub-Saharan Africa, where average rates stand at 41 percent.

The report states that “many of the countries with high poverty numbers, including Bangladesh, India, Indonesia, Kenya, and Nigeria, have grown their economies out of the low-income-country status and are now middle-income countries.”

The World Bank notes that there remain “significant challenges to reaching the goal of a world free of poverty. Meeting the global target of reducing extreme poverty to less than 3 percent will require substantially greater efforts … By 2030, under all but the most optimistic scenarios, poverty will remain in double digits in sub-Saharan Africa.”

The global poverty estimates are based on household surveys from 164 countries.







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Mining minister says Acacia must stop contaminated water seeping from a waste storage dam.

Planes operating from JKIA seek fuel in neighbour airports

TZ opposition leader freed after nearly four months

Kagame, Magufuli meet in Dar for bilateral, EAC talks

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Kenya, Somalia fail to settle border row

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1REST OF AFRICA Sudanese protesters defy measures to rally in Khartoum

2EAST AFRICA Rebel leader rebuffs Igad invitation

3REST OF AFRICA UN appeal for S. Sudan activist

4REST OF AFRICA Sudan state of emergency curbing public freedoms - minister

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1BUSINESS Uganda says Rwanda breaking EAC rules

2EAST AFRICA PART 4: The East African Century is already upon us

3EAST AFRICA Zanzibar wants to name its own EALA members

4BUSINESS Tanzania rolls out vehicle load control law

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2WORLD Papua's men-only parliament eyes seats for women

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