Hahaha! 😀 Nice story. Mbona omba omba sio wakimbizi wa Somalia na S.Sudan, ambao ni wengi Kenya? Ama jirani wengine kama waganda na wahabeshi?
Unatapatapa tu huna hoja ya maana. Waeleze viongozi wa serikali yenu 'sikivu' ya sisiemu waje wawaokoe wenzao huku Kenya. Angalau aibu ipungue.
Bora watu wa slums kuliko nyie wenye unyama na ukiongeza umaskini mnaanza kuwachinja albinos ili kufukuza umaskini.
My foot labda pombeTumeongoza Afrika kwa kuwa na mikakati na matumaini kimaisha, ila hii ni kweli maana lazima ujiulize uko na nchi ndogo ambayo zaidi ya nusu yake ni jangwa tupu lakini unangoza na kushinda mataifa makubwa yenye kila aina ya raslimali.
an athlete celebrates with the Kenyan Flag. Kenyans have been ranked the most optimistic in Africa TWITTER
Kenya has been ranked as the most optimistic country in Africa and among the top in the world.
The Global Optimism Outlook Survey found that 70 per cent of Kenyans view themselves as optimists, above the global average of 56 per cent, and the continental average of 64 per cent.
Commissioned by Expo 2020 Dubai, and conducted by YouGov, the survey tracked people’s priorities for the future, looking at sustainability, economic growth, technology, travel, and more.
More than 20,000 people across 23 countries across the world were surveyed.
a screengrab of the survey results. It was conducted by YouGov, the Global Optimism Outlook Survey tracked people’s priorities for the future
- Similar to other African economies, 85 per cent of Kenyan respondents believe that knowledge gathering, learning and access to education is the best avenue towards unlocking opportunity in the year 2050.
Other important tactics identified are access to resources (82 per cent) and collaboration across borders and cultures (81 per cent).
Furthermore, 97 per cent equally believe that technological advances will continue to connect people globally, as well as they believe individuals and communities will shape the future through knowledge sharing.
Despite the breadth of diversity, it appears the majority of the world is closely aligned when it comes to the key issues facing the planet’s future, viewing it as a higher priority than anything personal, economic, or technology-related.
Other African countries that were part of the survey included South Africa and Nigeria had 64 per cent of their population viewed as optimistic, a significantly higher average of optimism than any other region (except South America), and well above the 50 per cent (or less) recorded for North America and Europe.
A South African flag alongside a Nigerian one. the two countries were also included in the survey.Kenyans Ranked Most Optimistic in Africa
Collaboration across national borders and cultures and sustainable smart cities followed with 81 per cent and...www.kenyans.co.ke
Tumeongoza Afrika kwa kuwa na mikakati na matumaini kimaisha, ila hii ni kweli maana lazima ujiulize uko na nchi ndogo ambayo zaidi ya nusu yake ni jangwa tupu lakini unangoza na kushinda mataifa makubwa yenye kila aina ya raslimali.
an athlete celebrates with the Kenyan Flag. Kenyans have been ranked the most optimistic in Africa TWITTER
Kenya has been ranked as the most optimistic country in Africa and among the top in the world.
The Global Optimism Outlook Survey found that 70 per cent of Kenyans view themselves as optimists, above the global average of 56 per cent, and the continental average of 64 per cent.
Commissioned by Expo 2020 Dubai, and conducted by YouGov, the survey tracked people’s priorities for the future, looking at sustainability, economic growth, technology, travel, and more.
More than 20,000 people across 23 countries across the world were surveyed.
a screengrab of the survey results. It was conducted by YouGov, the Global Optimism Outlook Survey tracked people’s priorities for the future
- Similar to other African economies, 85 per cent of Kenyan respondents believe that knowledge gathering, learning and access to education is the best avenue towards unlocking opportunity in the year 2050.
Other important tactics identified are access to resources (82 per cent) and collaboration across borders and cultures (81 per cent).
Furthermore, 97 per cent equally believe that technological advances will continue to connect people globally, as well as they believe individuals and communities will shape the future through knowledge sharing.
Despite the breadth of diversity, it appears the majority of the world is closely aligned when it comes to the key issues facing the planet’s future, viewing it as a higher priority than anything personal, economic, or technology-related.
Other African countries that were part of the survey included South Africa and Nigeria had 64 per cent of their population viewed as optimistic, a significantly higher average of optimism than any other region (except South America), and well above the 50 per cent (or less) recorded for North America and Europe.
A South African flag alongside a Nigerian one. the two countries were also included in the survey.
Kenyans Ranked Most Optimistic in Africa
Collaboration across national borders and cultures and sustainable smart cities followed with 81 per cent and...
Kenya ni taifa teule la wazungu mzungu ndiye anaongoza Kenya hiyo ipo wazi hivyo wakenya na wazungu mnatapatapa Kwa sababu ya tz kufanya vizuri bila kumsujudia mzungu
Cha kushangaza ni kwamba hizo mitaa ulizotaja wale omba omba wenu wamevamia kama nzige na bakuli mikononi na nyusi zenye huruma
Kumbe hujui watanzania wamejaa hapo kibera hata kushinda waganda. Waganda wakija huku ni watu wa kuchapa kazi lakini watanzania kazi yenyu ni kujaza uchafu Nairobi kwa kuomba kila kukicha kwa barabara, huku mkiwa na watoto. Yani wakenya tumechoka na hawa watu wenyu wavivu wasio fanya kazi. Tafadhali mje mwachukue wanachafua mazingira.
