Should Kenya and Tanzania merge?

Shy

Speaking of development doldrums, who is really in doldrum here. when was the last time Kenya economy grew by 7%?

It's literally grew by 32% last year and the world bank and bloomberg estimated it to be the fastest growing economy in the world along with Chinese Philippines and India
Bloomberg ranks Kenya’s growth rate third
globally


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Move on we will have 62.3bn$ by the end of the year at 5.5% growth rate
And if we maintain by 2018 we will have crossed the 120bn$ threshold that is excluding oil exports, Sgr, gas finds, coal, and geothermal investment so by 2022 when UHURU WILL BE GOING OUT OR RAILA will be seeking a second term or ruto kenya will be 187bn$ rich considered we are growing at 5.5% but since we are growing at 6.2% by 2024 kenya will have crossed the 200bn$ marks and adding oil exports, nobium, coal and all other minerals that will cater for the expansion of the textile market and the agricultural system plus 2016 kdf is pulling out of Somalia - thus revived tourism plus Sgr, nuclear energy, geothermal, etc by 2028 kenya will be between 358bn$ to 798bn$ gdp that gap entirely depends in amount of oil that will be made from the estimated about of 20bn barrels .. By 2035 we will be crossing the 1trn$ threshold with a population of 72mn kenyans that in turn makes that Kenya will be developed by latest 2033 so check ur self don't just comment for the sake
 
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Up to these day Tanzanians still believe in this EAA propaganda? I have said here several times Kenya owned 67.7% of EAA, Uganda owned 22.6%, Tz owned 9% and Zanzibar 0.7%. When EAC disbanded Kenya took 67.7% Ug 22.6% Tz 9% Zanzibar 0.7%. Due to political propaganda Tanzanian politicians made Tanzanians believe Kenya had fleeced them which is wrong. Everybody just got what they deserved.
 
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