Reason why USA firms prefer hardworking Kenyans

[REDEEMER.]

Wewe unamaamisha eti Wakenya wanapata pesa kidogo wakiwa Marekani kushinda hapa Afrika? Wachanga upuzi saa zingine. Hapa Afrika hata ukiwa engineer mashuhuri huwezi lipwa zaidi ya dola elfu moja kila mwezi. Hapa Afrika hakuna pesa. Lakini Marekani utalipwa zaidi ya hio dola elfu moja kila mwezi hata kama kazi yako ni kuosha watu wazee mk*ndu. Marekani huwezi enda kisha ukarudi Afrika ukiwa masikini, pengine ukiwa mlevi au mtu wa gambling ndio utapoteza pesa yote lakini Wakenya wengi wanatuma pesa nyumbani na kununua mashamba na kujenga majumba.

Ulishafika Marekani ndugu? Sababu umeniacha hoi

 

[REDEEMER.]

Lazima uwache kufikiria kwamba kila mtu anayefanya kazi ulaya ni mtumwa. Bila hao watu kutuma pesa nyumbani, Kenya kungekuwa na umasikini kama ile ya Tanzania.

😁 😁 😁 so how many Kenyan diaspora feeds the lazy woozy asses of the mamaland? Technically you are proving we are independent over you we don't living on the backs of the filthy asses off workers from the US for a peanut 🥜

 

[REDEEMER.]

Hardworking and comitted people , we ought to learn from them . That's why they are far economically .

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Learn how to change your own society through the education acquired from the taxpayer's money and not being proud of being used like condoms for some people's pleasure for being the protective character.
Think big, the US tax system is the bloody hell sucker.

 

[Mwanzi1]

Talk of building other people's country where you are working from. That's very normal, you expected to benefit 100% at the expense of the society that has offered you employment?. Of course you have to pay tax, accommodation, your very own upkeep etc. Working is like business, you have to spend money to get more in return. Do you know that Kenyans abroad have ventured in real estate through their diaspora saccos here in Nairobi?. Others are homeowners. About the so called brain drain. You have to understand that the kind of work force we are having cannot be satisfied by the jobable opportunities we have. So whoever that reduces scrambling of those few opportunities by venturing elsewhere eases the situation and thus a plus.

You've raised so many questions here, let's start with your last point.

You have to understand that the kind of work force we are having cannot be satisfied by the job able opportunities we have.
So if Kenya can managed to produce who are good and ready for another country why not it's own. I mean having bankers doctors, nurses, insurance brokers architects etc running for the exit who do you think are left behind if not B and C class professionals?

Yes, you might look on the bright side that those fellow citizen are sending money home and some investing in businesses and real estate, isn't that a small token compare to what they're generating for their host countries? Apart of solving first world problems they're also generate revenues in the tunes of 500% compare to what they earn. Today Africans and Kenyans in particular travels to India for (sometimes simple) medical treatments while their fellow country man are helping to save lives of Americans, Canadians French etc. How are we going to break the circle of deprivation, if we have countries like Kenya, South Africa, Ghana, etc training it's people ready to serve other developed world agendas?

 

[mwaswast]

You've raised so many questions here, let's start with your last point.

You have to understand that the kind of work force we are having cannot be satisfied by the job able opportunities we have.
So if Kenya can managed to produce who are good and ready for another country why not it's own. I mean having bankers doctors, nurses, insurance brokers architects etc running for the exit who do you think are left behind if not B and C class professionals?

Yes, you might look on the bright side that those fellow citizen are sending money home and some investing in businesses and real estate, isn't that a small token compare to what they're generating for their host countries? Apart of solving first world problems they're also generate revenues in the tunes of 500% compare to what they earn. Today Africans and Kenyans in particular travels to India for (sometimes simple) medical treatments while their fellow country man are helping to save lives of Americans, Canadians French etc. How are we going to break the circle of deprivation, if we have countries like Kenya, South Africa, Ghana, etc training it's people ready to serve other developed world agendas?

Show us what you've been doing for your country, the last time I checked, you were still categorised as LDC.

Learn how to change your own society through the education acquired from the taxpayer's money and not being proud of being used like condoms for some people's pleasure for being the protective character.
Think big, the US tax system is the bloody hell sucker.

Ulishafika Marekani ndugu? Sababu umeniacha hoi

How have you changed your society where thousands of Tanzanian flee to Kenya searching for begging opportunities? Ni aibu kubwa Nchi yenye rotuba, madini, utalii na amani eti uzalishaji wake mkubwa ni Omba omba, hata afathali mgekuwa kama Nigeria exporting conmen badala ya kuwa mzigo kwa majirani you ferking beggars.

 

[oneflash]

You've raised so many questions here, let's start with your last point.

You have to understand that the kind of work force we are having cannot be satisfied by the job able opportunities we have.
So if Kenya can managed to produce who are good and ready for another country why not it's own. I mean having bankers doctors, nurses, insurance brokers architects etc running for the exit who do you think are left behind if not B and C class professionals?

Yes, you might look on the bright side that those fellow citizen are sending money home and some investing in businesses and real estate, isn't that a small token compare to what they're generating for their host countries? Apart of solving first world problems they're also generate revenues in the tunes of 500% compare to what they earn. Today Africans and Kenyans in particular travels to India for (sometimes simple) medical treatments while their fellow country man are helping to save lives of Americans, Canadians French etc. How are we going to break the circle of deprivation, if we have countries like Kenya, South Africa, Ghana, etc training it's people ready to serve other developed world agendas?

My friend you have to understand that our economy can not contain all this work force. If this people were to return, how many people would they displace or scrumble with for the limited opportunities back home?. This will subsequently worsen further unemployment that is already biting hard and you know the effects as a result. Another thing you people don't see beyond brain drain is that by working abroad, not only does it help our country benefit from foreign remmitances, but the privilege of exposure and acquisition of new skills are always positive additives. I'll advice you to subscribe to some of these informative programs of our very own Kenyan Cham's media. You'll learn more about Kenyans daring abroad and you'll also understand the effects of dairing returnees from abroad on the Kenyan economy. Believe me, Kenyans love their home and they will always come back to our beloved moma land Kenya.

 

[eliakeem]

Inafanyika kote, Marekani na ndani ya Kenya.
Wanaofanya huko Marekani wanaongoza ukanda wote huu kwa remittances.
Waliopo ndani wanaongoza ukanda huu kwa bidii.

If the situation would be like what you have said you couldn't be poor and week like the way you are NOW. Ever year you call for hunger rescue, GRAND CORRUPTION is at rampant, insecurity, income discrepancy. You are at the primitive capitalism stage where by wealth is accumulated by plundering and robbery, also selling Your country men to foreigners. This is why you will never get rid off class struggle in Kenya.

Your country is known by the foreigners as a "free ground for doing anything". This is why A foreigner can even shoot a native Kenya na asifanywe lolote simply because is a White man halafu pia ni muwekezaji.

 

[MK254]

If the situation would be like what you have said you couldn't be poor and week like the way you are NOW. Ever year you call for hunger rescue, GRAND CORRUPTION is at rampant, insecurity, income discrepancy. You are at the primitive capitalism stage where by wealth is accumulated by plundering and robbery, also selling Your country men to foreigners. This is why you will never get rid off class struggle in Kenya.

Your country is known by the foreigners as a "free ground for doing anything". This is why A foreigner can even shoot a native Kenya na asifanywe lolote simply because is a White man halafu pia ni muwekezaji.

Our country is not an LDC like the rest of you, you know why because we are hardworking, less natural resources but dominates almost half of EAC GDP. Very impressive, am so proud of my people, watu wanajituma.

 

[eliakeem]

Talk of building other people's country where you are working from. That's very normal, you expected to benefit 100% at the expense of the society that has offered you employment?. Of course you have to pay tax, accommodation, your very own upkeep etc. Working is like business, you have to spend money to get more in return. Do you know that Kenyans abroad have ventured in real estate through their diaspora saccos here in Nairobi?. Others are homeowners. About the so called brain drain. You have to understand that the kind of work force we are having cannot be satisfied by the jobable opportunities we have. So whoever that reduces scrambling of those few opportunities by venturing elsewhere eases the situation and thus a plus.

In economics, if you are exporting more labour elsewhere won't be a thumb up. Coz labour is not treated like other goods and services which have positive impact on the balance of payments/trade.

Malawi has more doctors in UK than those who are in that central Afrikan country. That has never bring about the economic prosperity in Malawi.

Again hizo remittances is just a peanut. You can't compare it with the output which the labour has produced in that foreign country.

 

[eliakeem]

Our country is not an LDC like the rest of you, you know why because we are hardworking, less natural resources but dominates almost half of EAC GDP. Very impressive, am so proud of my people, watu wanajituma.

Ahaaa haaa haaa
You think that mnajituma. But the truth is you are JUST an Afrikan country like any other. Hiyo middle mmepewa as a feel good as you accept to embrace primitive capitalism. Nyie bado SANA. Kwa sababu uko HAPO kwenu kibera na hujawahi TOKA nje ya Afrika, basi your brain iko enclosed. Sisi wenye exposure we don't see any significant difference among Afrikan countries, labda RSA na Sahel countries.

 

[Mwanzi1]

My friend you have to understand that our economy can not contain all this work force. If this people were to return, how many people would they displace or scrumble with for the limited opportunities back home?. This will subsequently worsen further unemployment that is already biting hard and you know the effects as a result. Another thing you people don't see beyond brain drain is that by working abroad, not only does it help our country benefit from foreign remmitances, but the privilege of exposure and acquisition of new skills are always positive additives. I'll advice you to subscribe to some of these informative programs of our very own Kenyan Cham's media. You'll learn more about Kenyans daring abroad and you'll also understand the effects of dairing retunnees from abroad on the Kenyan economy. Believe me, Kenyans love their home and they will always come back to our beloved moma land Kenya.

Its kind of easy way out blaming the economy that it can not support all the work force Kenya produces. There far greater problems which they drive those people to seek opportunity abroad, main one is corruption. When those people go abroad and they start to breath fresh air of non corruption it capture their imagination and boost their productivity. Social issues like ethnic or miscarriage of Justice also push people out, because if someone fail to secure a job just because his from another tribe or religion, sure you'll blame the economy.

I'm not disputing personal choice of an individual or group of people who made their decision to live and work abroad. But there is systematic problem where people get frustrated and decided to move were he/she will be appreciated. Good example is your athletes which some of them they've left the country and took nationality of another country just because they couldn't bribe enough to get selected. African countries are starting to be lazy with remittances money leaving a huge opportunity that individual could bring if opportunity were to extend to them. Remittances is new export but very risky business as tourism, one hiccup the whole business goes up the smoke.

 

[MK254]

Ahaaa haaa haaa
You think that mnajituma. But the truth is you are JUST an Afrikan country like any other. Hiyo middle mmepewa as a feel good as you accept to embrace primitive capitalism. Nyie bado SANA. Kwa sababu uko HAPO kwenu kibera na hujawahi TOKA nje ya Afrika, basi your brain iko enclosed. Sisi wenye exposure we don't see any significant difference among Afrikan countries, labda RSA na Sahel countries.

Middle income ranking haupewi, kafanyie utafiti utaalam unaotumika kufanya ranking ya mataifa, nyie bado mpo LDC.

 

[eliakeem]

Middle income ranking haupewi, kafanyie utafiti utaalam unaotumika kufanya ranking ya mataifa, nyie bado mpo LDC.

Ahaaaaa haaaaa
theory and practice.
if the way you are so poor, weak and volatile termed as a middle income, I don't see the point for us to be in that group. It's better to be refered as lcd. Coz I've been in Middle Income (Afrikan) economies such as Botswana and Namibia, I honestly feel the moody on the ground that I really in a middle income country. Siyo in Kenya where every time you walk down the street you meet with unpleasant people, neighborhood, slums etc etc.
Nyie mmedanganywa, nendeni muone nchi zinazoitwa middle income zinavyofanana. Usijifungie hapo hapo nairobi, hautaelewa dunia inavyoenda.

 

[oneflash]

In economics, if you are exporting more labour elsewhere won't be a thumb up. Coz labour is not treated like other goods and services which have positive impact on the balance of payments/trade.

Malawi has more doctors in UK than those who are in that central Afrikan country. That has never bring about the economic prosperity in Malawi.

Again hizo remittances is just a peanut. You can't compare it with the output which the labour has produced in that foreign country.

Which kind of economics are you talking about? This is a common sense thing. I repeat again!, there will be no point of holding onto a workforce that cannot be satisfied locally. The peanuts you are talking about in terms of remittances, the primary question should be: are they helping a thing or not as compared to nothing?. Will you not take up a job from your neighbor just because it benefits him more or because it'll help you out of your poverty?. Again I'll give you an example of my fellow Kenyan. Look at the one Wanyama, do you know the kind of cash the guys of his calibre are paying in terms of taxes in England?. But look at him!. Do you know the kind of investment he's made in Nairobi?. A kind that so many proffesors and PhD holders can only dream of. This investments are in turn directly remitting taxes to our country and creating jobs back home, and this are the peanuts you are talking about. Whether it benefits them more than us we don't care, so long as we get our rightful share.

 

[MK254]

Ahaaaaa haaaaa
theory and practice.
if the way you are so poor, weak and volatile termed as a middle income, I don't see the point for us to be in that group. It's better to be refered as lcd. Coz I've been in Middle Income (Afrikan) economies such as Botswana and Namibia, I honestly feel the moody on the ground that I really in a middle income country. Siyo in Kenya where every time you walk down the street you meet with unpleasant people, neighborhood, slums etc etc.
Nyie mmedanganywa, nendeni muone nchi zinazoitwa middle income zinavyofanana. Usijifungie hapo hapo nairobi, hautaelewa dunia inavyoenda.

It's not about how you feel since you're a nobody, these things are done professionally.

 

[eliakeem]

It's not about how you feel since you're a nobody, these things are done professionally.

Ahaaa haaa haaa

The issue is NOT who Am I, the issue is professionalism which you claims used to rank Kenya, any person can question the criteria/parameters considered.
The bottom line is you don't sounds, smells, feels and even looks like a middle income economy.

 

[shakur kimboka]

Unaelewa maana ya
most skilled immigrant groups in the US

Halafu nyie hamtajwi popote, ukajanja mwingi na uzembe ndio zenu.

hao kwenye list ndio the most skilled, nyie mpo kwenye list ya hard working (cheap labour) sasa usipindishe maneno hapo.

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[eliakeem]

Which kind of economics are you talking about? This is a common sense thing. I repeat again!, there will be no point of holding onto a workforce that cannot be satisfied locally. The peanuts you are talking about in terms of remittances, the primary question should be: are they helping a thing or not as compared to nothing?. Will you not take up a job from your neighbor just because it benefits him more or because it'll help you out of your poverty?. Again I'll give you an example of my fellow Kenyan. Look at the one Wanyama, do you know the kind of cash the guys of his calibre are paying in terms of taxes in England?. But look at him!. Do you know the kind of investment he's made in Nairobi?. A kind that so many proffesors and PhD holders can only dream of. This investments are in turn directly remitting taxes to our country and creating jobs back home, and this are the peanuts you are talking about. Whether it benefits them more than us we don't care, so long as we get our rightful share.

Ahaaa haaa haaa

Sawa nimekupata, your economy can not absolve the manpower that are produced yet you have a shortage of teachers, doctors etc.

But tusikitike watu wetu KUWA hard workers kwa WATU na kuwa wavivu kwao.

 

[oneflash]

Its kind of easy way out blaming the economy that it can not support all the work force Kenya produces. There far greater problems which they drive those people to seek opportunity abroad, main one is corruption. When those people go abroad and they start to breath fresh air of non corruption it capture their imagination and boost their productivity. Social issues like ethnic or miscarriage of Justice also push people out, because if someone fail to secure a job just because his from another tribe or religion, sure you'll blame the economy.

I'm not disputing personal choice of an individual or group of people who made their decision to live and work abroad. But there is systematic problem where people get frustrated and decided to move were he/she will be appreciated. Good example is your athletes which some of them they've left the country and took nationality of another country just because they couldn't bribe enough to get selected. African countries are starting to be lazy with remittances money leaving a huge opportunity that individual could bring if opportunity were to extend to them. Remittances is new export but very risky business as tourism, one hiccup the whole business goes up the smoke.

Fortunately, your claims are just but your own personal observations that might be true or not. You can't prove that our people are going out cause of social and economical problems such as corruption. Kenyans are always curious, eager to have a taste of greener pastures on the other side of the devide. Have you ever heard of Kenyans found in some kind of vessel in high seas being smuggled abroad?. It's laughable to give an example of our athletes. Do you know how rigorous it is to make it to the national team with the kind of competition we have around. Those Kenyans who are doing it on behalf of other countries is either they failed to meet the cut locally or simply they couldn't resist the lure of the dollar. Just a question. Is Ozil a native of Germany or J. Boateng?. How about the likes of cante in France , Lukaku in Belgium etc....the list is endless. Are they Kenyans too?.

 

[oneflash]

Ahaaa haaa haaa

Sawa nimekupata, your economy can not absolve the manpower that are produced yet you have a shortage of teachers, doctors etc.

But tusikitike watu wetu KUWA hard workers kwa WATU na kuwa wavivu kwao.

Listen to yourself!. Availability of labor and the ability to fully utilize it are two different things. We've got so many teachers around. Kenya is still a developing country, the kind of funds available is less than the demands. Do I need to explain further really?.