Kenya Ya Viwanda

Kenya Ya Viwanda

Mwanzi1 said:
I think you need a little lesson about GDP, GDP doesn't payoff debt in one go. If that was the case, Kenya would've been debt free by now. But wait, how could it be if you have that "little man" who runs to the Chinese and berg for more money every time his in trouble. It sounds like Oliver Twist story If you ask me.

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Are you always this stupid or you've decided to serve us a special dose today? Dude, this shit is basic, I expect a class one kid to understand. GDP is basically what you make in a year. Now tell me, somebody who earns 100,000 shillings has a 20,000 shilling debt and someone who earns 40,000 shillings has a 15,000 shilling debt. Who is in greater shit? Sometimes I wonder which schools you bongolalas go to.😕😕😕
 
NairobiWalker said:
Are you always this stupid or you've decided to serve us a special dose today? Dude, this shit is basic, I expect a class one kid to understand. GDP is basically what you make in a year. Now tell me, somebody who earns 100,000 shillings has a 20,000 shilling debt and someone who earns 40,000 shillings has a 15,000 shilling debt. Who is in greater shit? Sometimes I wonder which schools you bongolalas go to.😕😕😕
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The crack are showing on your knowledge of economics of running a country, you don't do economics of running a like you do of running your bedroom. There is no country in the world will payoff it's debts in one single GDP rotation. This 100,000 here 20,000 there won't cut it when it comes to national debt. US is running a $21trn dept will the pay all of it this year? (I'm expecting you'll know the answer to that, if not ask me)

Btw let me remind you, this is a thread about about manufacturing, not debt. Or even that you need a school fees? [emoji23]
 
NairobiWalker said:
Kama external debt to GDP ratio yenu ni 38% Sasa total itakuwaje 32? Hivi nyie watu mlienda shule zipi?😀😀
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Acha kupanic wewe, sisi hatuna tabia ya kukopa kama ninyi, msituambukize ugonjwa wenu wa kukopa hovyo, miradi mikubwa yote tunajenga kwa pesa yetu, ninyi kila mradi mnakopa, ndiyo sababu sisi tupo B1 na ninyi mpo B2 katika credit rating. Msishindane na Tanzania, mtaumia bure.
 
Mwanzi1 said:
The crack are showing on your knowledge of economics of running a country, you don't do economics of running a like you do of running your bedroom. There is no country in the world will payoff it's debts in one single GDP rotation. This 100,000 here 20,000 there won't cut it when it comes to national debt. US is running a $21trn dept will the pay all of it this year? (I'm expecting you'll know the answer to that, if not ask me)

Btw let me remind you, this is a thread about about manufacturing, not debt. Or even that you need a school fees?
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You're becoming more stupid with every post. Somebody who earns 100,000 shillings doesn't have to pay the 20,000 debt in one salary to be in less shit than that who earns 40,000. Nobody said Kenya is going to pay it's debt in one GDP, I simply said Kenya has a better capacity to pay a $25 billion debt than Tanzania has to pay a $19 billion debt.

Talking about what this thread is about, remember it's your stupid self who introduced debts to this thread. That's what you always do thanks to your bitterness - you attack everything Kenyan then after being corned you whine about how the thread wasn't about that.
Mwanzi1 said:
JPM pay his bills, Kenyatta is struggling with one loan negotiation after another. Your In the dump hole at moment.
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joto la jiwe said:
Acha kupanic wewe, sisi hatuna tabia ya kukopa kama ninyi, msituambukize ugonjwa wenu wa kukopa hovyo, miradi mikubwa yote tunajenga kwa pesa yetu, ninyi kila mradi mnakopa, ndiyo sababu sisi tupo B1 na ninyi mpo B2 katika credit rating. Msishindane na Tanzania, mtaumia bure.
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Wewe nenda kaweke stima Kijijini mwako. Sipendi kuargue na zinjanthropus zinazoishi stone age hata stima hazina.😀😀😀
joto la jiwe said:
Kijijini kwetu, almost all people have mobile phones and they charge them, but there is nor electricity.
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NairobiWalker said:
You're becoming more stupid with every post. Somebody who earns 100,000 shillings doesn't have to pay the 20,000 debt in one salary to be in less shit than that who earns 40,000. Nobody said Kenya is going to pay it's debt in one GDP, I simply said Kenya

Talking about what this thread is about, remember it's your stupid self who introduced debts to this thread. That's what you always do thanks to your bitterness - you attack everything Kenyan then after being corned you whine about how the thread wasn't about that.
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Baby sums 100,000 here 20,000 there. This how Chinese gets you to all the time debt contracts written in Chinese. Btw if your stagnated on manufacturing for God knows how long, tourism it still in dogs house, export are on life support, how will Kenya pay its way out debt hole considering there more players in game now including Ethiopia Tanzania and Uganda?
 
NairobiWalker said:
Wewe nenda kaweke stima Kijijini mwako. Sipendi kuargue na zinjanthropus zinazoishi stone age hata stima hazina.😀😀😀
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Hahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahaha. Punguzeni kukopa, wachina watawazalisha wanawake wenu live.[emoji2] [emoji2] [emoji2] [emoji2] [emoji2]
 
You also forget that it dollar value, the manufacturing sector is not completely stagnated, back in 2013 manufacturing contribution was still approx 10% the gdp then was $55B, the gdp now is $70B and manufacturing is still 10%... but interms of production, some $2Billion worth of goids were added... its just that the rate of growth is not at par with other sectors.
Mwanzi1 said:
Utani umezidi kuliko hoja, dalili za kukosa majibu. Anyway, here is where you go wrong. If Kenya can export worth of $7billion while importing $13billion and Tanzania export $5.5billion while importing $7billion. Who's is better place. Leo hii if US has $1trilion trade deficit and Kenya has only trade deficit of $1billion, who will be laughing the other? The difference between Kenya and Tanzania today is, Tanzania can afford to pay her own bills and Kenya is struggling. Kenya has to juggle between loans and defaults to survive. Tanzania industrial has been growing upward for the past 5yrs, Kenya has been flat lining for the past 10yrs. And 0.2% isn't something to take lightly. Instated of us catching up with you in 16yrs time as you put it, let me shorten that time to 7yrs, with massive investment going on right now in iron ore, coal, nickel, gas, agriculture, industrialization. We are aiming for manufacturing to contribute 40% of our GDP by 2025.
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https://www.google.com/search?redir...id-browser-type&qsubts=1525962600455&devloc=0
Kenya private-sector activity expands for first time in eight months

Reuters Staff2 Min ReadNAIROBI, Jan 4 (Reuters) - Kenyan private-sector economic activity grew in December, expanding for the first time since April, after political risks subsided following the conclusion of a prolonged presidential election, survey data showed on Thursday.Kenyan workers prepare men's underwear at the Hela intimates export processing zone (EPZ) limited factory in Athi River, near Nairobi, Kenya, July 27, 2017. REUTERS/Thomas MukoyaThe Markit Stanbic Bank Kenya Purchasing Managers’ Index (PMI) for manufacturing and services rose to 53.0, from 42.8 in November. The 50.0 mark separates expansion from contraction.In October, the PMI slumped to 34.4, its lowest level since the series began in January 2014, after the opposition boycotted a repeat presidential vote ordered by the Supreme Court.President Uhuru Kenyatta was declared the winner and he was sworn into office for a second term at the end of November.“The private sector began to benefit from political stability,” said Jibran Qureishi, regional economist for East Africa at Stanbic Bank.“Growth will recover over the coming year, supported by the agriculture and tourism sector, while a resumption in public spending will also add some much-needed stimulus,” he said.
 
Mwanzi1 said:
Baby sums 100,000 here 20,000 there. This how Chinese gets you to all the time debt contracts written in Chinese. Btw if your stagnated on manufacturing for God knows how long, tourism it still in dogs house, export are on life support, how will Kenya pay its way out debt hole considering there more players in game now including Ethiopia Tanzania and Uganda?
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How will Tanzania pay its burgeoning debt that's now 38% of its GDP?
 
joto la jiwe said:
Hahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahaha. Punguzeni kukopa, wachina watawazalisha wanawake wenu live.[emoji2] [emoji2] [emoji2] [emoji2] [emoji2]
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38% of GDP debt na hauna stima kwako? Usikae online sana mimi huku nina stima. Wewe utacharge wapi kitechno chako?😀
joto la jiwe huyo anaandika jibu aje kunipostia kwa cyber cafe.😀😀😀
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Kafrican said:
You also forget that it dollar value, the manufacturing sector is not completely stagnated, back in 2013 manufacturing contribution was still approx 10% the gdp then was $55B, the gdp now is $70B and manufacturing is still 10%... but interms of production, some $2Billion worth of goids were added... its just that the rate of growth is not at par with other sectors.
https://www.google.com/search?redir...id-browser-type&qsubts=1525962600455&devloc=0
Kenya private-sector activity expands for first time in eight months

Reuters Staff2 Min ReadNAIROBI, Jan 4 (Reuters) - Kenyan private-sector economic activity grew in December, expanding for the first time since April, after political risks subsided following the conclusion of a prolonged presidential election, survey data showed on Thursday.Kenyan workers prepare men's underwear at the Hela intimates export processing zone (EPZ) limited factory in Athi River, near Nairobi, Kenya, July 27, 2017. REUTERS/Thomas MukoyaThe Markit Stanbic Bank Kenya Purchasing Managers’ Index (PMI) for manufacturing and services rose to 53.0, from 42.8 in November. The 50.0 mark separates expansion from contraction.In October, the PMI slumped to 34.4, its lowest level since the series began in January 2014, after the opposition boycotted a repeat presidential vote ordered by the Supreme Court.President Uhuru Kenyatta was declared the winner and he was sworn into office for a second term at the end of November.“The private sector began to benefit from political stability,” said Jibran Qureishi, regional economist for East Africa at Stanbic Bank.“Growth will recover over the coming year, supported by the agriculture and tourism sector, while a resumption in public spending will also add some much-needed stimulus,” he said.
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Fluctuation of Local currency was considers when 10% growth was calculated between 2010 to 2018. If you read KAM 2018 report they touch a bit in currency depreciation and it only affect on capital good importation. But for the past 6 yrs Kenyan shilling hasn't lost that much of value around shs3/- every year. In order to move the needle upwards beyond 10% you need introduce new factories as well as keeping the existing one open. But how many old players have been out of business since 2010. In 2015 alone more than 2.2 million SME have shut it's doors in Kenya. In Tanzania since 1990s our factories we're either dead or dying, nowadays every new factory opened is an additional to what we already got. Also new factories are coming with new machineries, this helps to increase production. The last peace of the puzzle to us is reliable power supply, once we solve that we'll be in better position to produce 24/7.
 
Kama ni kweli inabidi Tanzania tuchukue fursa hii na kufanya kila linalowezekana ili kuchukua soko hili. Hima watanzania tujipange kushambulia. BIDII YA KAZI, UBORA WA HALI YA JUU hakika tutafanikiwa tu.
 
Geza Ulole said:
Hahah data from knbs! Manufacturing growth imenifurahisha 0.2%! Maize flour production 90% of maize from Tanzania n Uganda.

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Hivi Geza ulole, usha wahi fika kenya? Hivi umewahi kuhitaji kukutana na fans wako wa kenya? Kuna mnayefahamiana tangu mkutane humu jukwaani? Mkikutana unadhani mazungumzo yenu yatakuwaje?
 
ntamaholo said:
Hivi Geza ulole, usha wahi fika kenya? Hivi umewahi kuhitaji kukutana na fans wako wa kenya? Kuna mnayefahamiana tangu mkutane humu jukwaani? Mkikutana unadhani mazungumzo yenu yatakuwaje?
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itakuwa vita!
 
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