Kenya ndio nchi masikini katika ukanda wa EAC

Kenya ndio nchi masikini katika ukanda wa EAC

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Sometimes if it renders bad news of yours, you call it a news from "fake tabloid".
Nigeria has now overtaken India as the world's poverty capital as 86.9 million people are currently living in extreme poverty.

India has about 71.5 million people living in poverty, according to the researchers.

The Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) is third with 60.9 million people living below the poverty line. Ethiopia and Tanzania follow DRC with 23.9 million and 19.9 million people live in extreme poverty.

Also ahead of Kenya is Mozambique (17.8 million people) and Bangladesh (17 million people). Indonesia (14.2 million) and Uganda (14.2 million) people close the top 10 list of countries with the largest population of poor people.

Kenya 8th on extreme poverty list
 
This is a 2018 report
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Someone is considered poor in Tz when s/he can't spent .54 dollars a day while someone is considered poor in Kenya when s/he can't spent .92 dollars a day.
Issue ni kwamba huwezi kumfananisha maskini wa Kenya na wa Tanzania..Wakenya ana hali mbaya sana
" At least 17.4 million Kenyans are living below Sh92.4 per day, latest World Bank data on poverty rates shows.

This is below the International Poverty Line set at Sh191.33 per person per day, using 2011 Purchasing Power Parity conversion factors.

Neighbouring Tanzania has 20.7 million of its population living below Sh54.98, while 17.3 million Ugandans also live below the poverty line, spending Sh65.14.

It means that these populations are unable to buy sufficient food to meet the recommended daily nutritional requirements for being healthy and to afford minimal non- food expenditures.

The proportion is 36.8 per cent of the total population, a decline from 21.19 million Kenyans who lived below the poverty line in 2005.

The Banks-Kenya Poverty and Equity Brief shows that only 8.8 million Kenyans are able to spend Sh267.5 a day without feeling the pinch. They are classified to live above the Upper Middle Income Class Poverty line.

Briefs from Tanzania and Uganda showed that 17.9 million Tanzanians and 6.5 million Ugandans can comfortably spend Sh159.15 and Sh188.57 a day respectively.

Only 18.4 million Kenyans are considered to live above the lower middle income class poverty line. This means that they are able to comfortably spend Sh155.7 per day.

The report further classified 23.9 million of Tanzania’s population under the Lower Middle Income class for their ability to spend Sh92.59 a day compared to Uganda’s 13.9 million that spend Sh109.71 per day."

17 million Kenyans live on less than Sh92 a day — World Bank report



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You don't have brains to design those infrastructure young man, show me one project designed by Tanzanian and I will show you a holy thug.
Poorest country in what measure?
- we feed ourselves,
- we build new railway systems with our own money,
- we fund our biggest project (the electric dam),
- we build another phase of BRT,
- we buy new planes with cash,
- we design our own roads, bridges, skyscrapers and fund them with our own money.

Oh, BTW all these happening concurrently.

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Muhimu kuliko yote ni Uzalendo,hata Bara la Asia na Ulaya Kuna nchi masikini kuliko Huku kwetu(Nimelishuhudia) Ila Hawawezi kubali ukiwaita masikini wanakataa katakata......tena utakuwa Adui. Ukijikubali wewe ni maskini ndio yatakuwa maisha yako sio nchi tu hata wewe mwenyewe ndio utabaki hivyohivyo mpaka unaingia kaburini.
 
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.
Ndyo matatizo ya ku practise capitalism to the fullest! Ilibidi wachanganye kidogo na ujamaa tokea zamani

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You don't have brains to design those infrastructure young man, show me one project designed by Tanzanian and I will show you a holy thug.

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So, what is the purpose of learning engineering if we don't design our own projects? Here are few projects designed by our people;

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Tatizo sisi waafrika hatuhoji maswali ya maana, tunapelekeshwa na kukubali tuu, kwa kuwa ni UN.

Kutumia kigezo cha dola moja/mbili kama kipimo cha umasikini, si sawa. Kipimo halisi ni uwezo wa hiyo dola kuweza kutumika (PPP) kati ya nchi na nchi.

Hapa US kula vyakula vyenye Afya (Organic) ni gharama sana, watu wengi hawamudu. Maziwa ya kawaida (feki), kwa mfano; Walmart wanauza gallon moja (3.7liters) kwa $1.8 wakati organic milk (real) $6.8. Sasa mtanzania wa kawaida anakula kila kitu organic, kuanzia nyanya, machungwa, mchele n.k. Sasa kama ukichukua kila kitu anachokula mbongo "masikini" na kulinganisha bei yake US utaona watanzania wengi siyo masikini kiivyo, kwasababu wanamudu mahitaji ya kula chakula cha hadhi ya juu (organic).

Sasa badala ya watu wetu kuhoji hivi vipimo vya umasikini kulingana na nchi husika, tunakubali kukokotwa kama mkokoteni, kisa UN kasema.

Umeongelea hali ya nyumba wanazoishi n.k lakini tunarudi pale pale, hizo nyumba niza madeni mpaka utosini. Watu wanaishi paycheck to paycheck, tatizo dogo likitokea mtu anakuwa homeless sasa utasema hiyo jamii ni ya tajiri?
Hii inaitwa wealth illusion, unamiliki ma vitu kibao ya mkopo halafu unajiita tajiri! Ki ukweli ukifatilia waafrica wanaoishi nchi zinazoitwa "maskini " wengi wao wanaishi maisha mazuri kuliko ulaya na marekani

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Someone is considered poor in Tz when s/he can't spent .54 dollars a day while someone is considered poor in Kenya when s/he can't spent .92 dollars a day." At least 17.4 million Kenyans are living below Sh92.4 per day, latest World Bank data on poverty rates shows.
What you don't realize is that, the $0.54 in Tz has more purchasing power (almost three times) than the $0.92 in Ke and if you want to get fancy, you can find the normal distribution of each group to see which country has the upper hand in terms of
value for the money.
 
Kumbuka kuwa hao hao Wakenya ndiyo wawekezaji namba moja Tanzania kwa nchi za Afrika.
 
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