Kenya Tops East Africa in Access to Mains Electricity

Kenya Tops East Africa in Access to Mains Electricity

Mkikuyu- Akili timamu said:
Weka evidence hapa kwamba
KE 75%
TZ 32%
Hauze tufanya vijakazi wako na tumekupatia data from WB website
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Fungua link stop being lazy..,👇👇
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vulcan said:
Only 1/3 of Kenya is viable for farming using natural rainfall, the country is water strained...hence farming in KE is more expensive.
TZ is 99% arable for farming , yani it's easier and cheaper to do farming in TZ..that is why most of the agricultural land is under cash crop farming in KE
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Oh Lord! Yaani 33.3% unaona ndogo; are you serious?! Ulishawahi kujiuliza 1/3 ni ekari ngapi ambazo zinaweza kuzalisha kiasi gani cha mazao ya kilimo na hatimae kuepukana na fedheha ya baa la njaa kila mwaka?! Si useme tu kwamba eneo kubwa la Kenya! Tatizo la ardhi ya Kenya inamilikiwa na wachache na sio eti only 1/3 ndio suitable for rainfed agriculture!

Na kuhusu arable land kwa Kenya na Tanzania, World Bank hawa hapa:-

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Sasa hizo takwimu zako za 33.3% vs 99% umezitoa wapi?

Na Kenya Land Alliance hawa hapa wanatujuza:-
About 12% of the land has high rainfall supporting production of tea, coffee, pyrethrum, horticulture and floriculture, and food crops such as maize, wheat, potatoes, pulses, and dairy farming. The semi-arid area covering about 32% of total land has average rainfall and supports mixed crop and livestock rearing.
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32% ni semi arid na bado mnalia lia?! Yaani gap la 5% ndo la kuwafanya muwe mnakumbwa na baa la njaa kila mwaka huku mkiwa na 32% nyingine ambayo ni semi arid?! Btw, kama 1/3 ndiyo suitable for rainfed agriculture, how come watu wanaotamba kwamba ni smart waendelee kutegemea mvua karne ya 21?!
vulcan said:
Now with both nations highly dependent on agricultural, do you see why we say Bongolalas have a weakness in their brains because our agricultural output is greater in value than yours.
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Na wale wanaoleta hoja bila kuwa na facts tuwaitaje?!
 
stonembush said:
the same daily Nation that you like to use as your reference wrote that it's actually not 75% it's OVER 75%
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Daily Nation hilo hilo, na kwa habafri hiyo hiyo limeandika 18M hawana access to electricity, na 75% wana access to electricity! Which means, hao 18M ni 25%! Sasa kama 18M ambao ni 25% ndio hawana access to electricity, unataka kutuambia population ya Kenya ni 72 Million?!
 
vulcan said:
Kenyan economy is bigger than Ethiopia, get your facts right.. and that is with their double population. KE also lagged behind during the 24yrs of Moi govt , kama hamkupita KE wakati wa Moi saa hizi ni ndoto tupu.

Don't get me started on parameters that Ke is way ahead of TZ, first of all our GDP gap has been widening every year..
We have discussed economic indicators here of how KE is ahead of TZ day in day out. go through the threads

Your military is a paper tiger bro, i think i gave the numbers..your claim that you fought Idi Amin is baseless, Ugandans were also fighting Amin, i doubt that TZ can successfully invade UG today.

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
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Haya maelezo yako hayajajibu maswali yangu!!!
 
myplusbee said:
Daily Nation hilo hilo, na kwa habafri hiyo hiyo limeandika 18M hawana access to electricity, na 75% wana access to electricity! Which means, hao 18M ni 25%! Sasa kama 18M ambao ni 25% ndio hawana access to electricity, unataka kutuambia population ya Kenya ni 72 Million?!
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mdomo mingi coz umejua kufanya hesabu ya grade 1.,, anyway ni wapi hapo imeandika 18m hawana stima,?
 
myplusbee said:
Oh Lord! Yaani 33.3% unaona ndogo; are you serious?! Ulishawahi kujiuliza 1/3 ni ekari ngapi ambazo zinaweza kuzalisha kiasi gani cha mazao ya kilimo na hatimae kuepukana na fedheha ya baa la njaa kila mwaka?! Si useme tu kwamba eneo kubwa la Kenya! Tatizo la ardhi ya Kenya inamilikiwa na wachache na sio eti only 1/3 ndio suitable for rainfed agriculture!

Na kuhusu arable land kwa Kenya na Tanzania, World Bank hawa hapa:-
Sasa hizo takwimu zako za 33.3% vs 99% umezitoa wapi?

Na Kenya Land Alliance hawa hapa wanatujuza:-
32% ni semi arid na bado mnalia lia?! Yaani gap la 5% ndo la kuwafanya muwe mnakumbwa na baa la njaa kila mwaka huku mkiwa na 32% nyingine ambayo ni semi arid?! Btw, kama 1/3 ndiyo suitable for rainfed agriculture, how come watu wanaotamba kwamba ni smart waendelee kutegemea mvua karne ya 21?!Na wale wanaoleta hoja bila kuwa na facts tuwaitaje?!
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[emoji23][emoji23][emoji23]hii kauli huwa hawaipendi, kuna mmoja jana anasema eti huwa tunalipia mashamba yetu kwa serikali
 
kennedy0000 said:
Nilikwambia wacha fake news. And relying on old data.

Go read 'The Energy Progress Report 2019''.

Published on May 22.

www.worldbank.org

Tracking SDG7: The Energy Progress Report 2019

Tracking SDG7: The Energy Progress Report 2019
www.worldbank.org www.worldbank.org
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Mwangalieni huyu! Yaani wewe umeingia World Bank website, ukaona hiyo link na wewe ukaibeba kama ilivyo bila hata kusoma! Kama umesoma, ungekutana na hiki kitu:-
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Ukiangalia hiyo figure, inafanana na approximation za kwangu ambazo niliandika:-
myplusbee said:
But again, Gazeti lenu linaandika:Sasa twendeni taratibu:-

6.4% ya 56 ni 6.4/100 * 56 = 3.6! Tukijumlisha na 56% tunapata access to electiricity by 2017 ni 56+3.6 = 59.6%

6.4% ya 59.6 = 3.9, Tukijumlisha na 59.6, tunapata access to electiricity by 2018 ni 63.4%! Tukifanya forecat kwa 2019, itakuwa:-[(6.4/100)*63.4 ] + 63.4 = 67.5%

Sasa hiyo 75% wameipata pata vipi?!
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Sasa hivi nyie Wapwa zetu shule mnaenda kusomea nini?! Au mkishajua Kiingereza cha kuwatambia Watanzania tu, basi!!!
 
Mwananchi said:
Huu umeme utakuwa mjini tu sidhani uko Turkana, Napak, Kapoeta, Kakuma, Kalacha, Wajir, El Wako kama kuna umeme kweli
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Man, sikutaka tu kuwaambua hawa Wapwa zetu! Nimesoma ripoti ya REA ya Kenya, yaani inasikitisha!!!
 
wilson255 said:
Ile ya makaratasi au kuna nyingine
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Yenu hata kwenye makaratasi hamna.. in theory and practice hampo.
And GDP gap between TZ and KE is widening.....mambo ya GDP zungumzeni na Uganda sasa.
 
sijui misalaba...unajua maana ya access...bwahahaaaa...km hujui sema nikufunze basi...wacha kuja na vihesabu vya kujiabisha
 
myplusbee said:
Naona unaanza matusi baada ya kudhihirisha umburula wenu!!! Labda nikuulize swali: Unataka shari, hizo shari unaziweza lakini?!
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Matusi gani, unauliza maswali nakujibu, or how do you want me to answer someone who is not willing to receive an answer..
You asked how KE is ahead ...
First of all Ke is still the biggest economy in the Eastern Africa region.. number show that.
Our military spending , business competitiveness , innovation, science and technology are ahead of all countries in Eastern Africa.

Investment in technology companies is also the highest, we have more institutions of higher learning than all East African nations, we also have the highest literacy rates and the most skilled man power in the region..

Niendelee ama nisiendelee??
 
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