Depay hulali? Au tukupeleke kwa mkopo Bolton wanderers ndo ujue Man u hatutaki ujinga..badala ya kulala kesho uwahi mapema training sasa umekomaa mtandaoni unabishana na wabongo ambao hata huwajui!?Eeeh... unatakaje??
Depay hulali? Au tukupeleke kwa mkopo Bolton wanderers ndo ujue Man u hatutaki ujinga..badala ya kulala kesho uwahi mapema training sasa umekomaa mtandaoni unabishana na wabongo ambao hata huwajui!?
Kesho training macho mekundu kama umevuta msuba wa arusha!
Hahaha... wandanganyivu wavivu... hadithi za vijiweni tu. Hama kipya..
Kwa jinsi Kagame anakaribisha na kuhamasisha uwekezaji wa Waafrika wenzake ndani ya Rwanda, angekua rais wa nchi kubwa angefaulu pakubwa na kuongoza Afrika.
Roses in a greenhouse in Kenya. Kenyan floriculture firms are expanding in Rwanda because of a favourable business climate. PHOTO | FILE | NATION MEDIA GROUP
By Leonce Muvunyi
Posted Monday, December 5 2016 at 17:28
IN SUMMARY
Kenyan floriculture firms are eyeing expansion to Rwanda due to favourable climate and government incentives aimed at boosting the sector.
- Several Kenyan firms say the climate in Rwanda favours the growth of flower types attracting high demand on the international market. A number are already seeking partnerships in Rwanda.
- The Rwandan government has committed to strengthen the sector, through the National Agricultural Export Development Board (NAEB), which was established 5 years ago to support and promote agricultural exports.
- Rwanda is seeking to invest in modern large-scale horticultural crop production to ensure the country has enough volumes to take advantage of the demand in regional and international markets as well as boost exports.
Several Kenyan firms say the climate in Rwanda favours the growth of flower types attracting high demand on the international market. A number are already seeking partnerships in Rwanda.
Bright Harvest Ltd, which brings together investors from Rwanda and other East African countries but is based in Rwanda is among the new entrants in the floriculture sector, having entered the market at the end of 2015.
The regional firm joined the market couple of weeks after Zedgee Flowers Ltd opened its subdivision Floramatt, in Rwanda.
“Floriculture is a profitable business and the main attraction for us is Rwanda’s climatic conditions and the enabling government policies,” said Joseph Muganga, the managing director of Bright Harvest Ltd.
Floramatt is looking to tap into a summer flower project growing Mobydick flowers flourish in Rwandan climate, in a bid to meet market demand in Europe.
Simon Ethangatta, a managing consultant with Floramatt, said that a sample grown in Rwanda to test the viability of the projects showed that the shoots harvested in Rwanda are double the size of those harvested in Kenya.
“We want to tap into summer flowers known as Mobydick Flowers, which are also grown in Europe, but we found that the same can flourish here in Rwanda, in terms of quality and quantity, given the hilly terrain,” said Mr Ethangatta.
The Rwandan government has committed to strengthen the sector, through the National Agricultural Export Development Board (NAEB), which was established 5 years ago to support and promote agricultural exports.
However, commercial flower farmers say that despite NAEB support, the floriculture sector still lacks technical support and inputs which hampers the growth of the sector.
“The main challenge at the moment is the heavy capital investment we make but we cannot get technical expertise to produce flowers that meet export quality standards,” said Mr Muganga.
Rwanda is seeking to invest in modern large-scale horticultural crop production to ensure the country has enough volumes to take advantage of the demand in regional and international markets as well as boost exports.
However, the floriculture sector remains small, despite progress over the past five years. Export volumes remain low. “In terms of revenues, the sector is not bringing in much. The volume and value of our flower exports remain low,” said Epimaque Nsanzabaganwa, the horticulture division manager in NAEB.
“We have started formal consistent export this year with Bella flowers — one of five companies involved in flowers business,” he added.
Floramatt and Bright Harvest Ltd are looking to acquire more land in addition to the 6 and 4 hectares they have respectively acquired in Rulindo district.
Good climate lures Kenyan floriculture firms to Rwanda
Hongereni sana.Eeeh... unatakaje??
Hamna kitu nyie, njaa na funza na umaskini wa kufa mtu,
The inferiority complexed posed by some tanzanians here will suprise you no wonder most of you dont go far
Just dont look far lets start with sports in Africa
South africa is the sport powerhouse followed by Kenya Egypt and Mostly north africa ethiopia comes close for running
Rugby for instance
In SA rugby is all white
In Namibia its the same
Kenya is the only African Black team in IRB circuit
Cricket too, Hockey too Skating too Kenya is the only African country that went for the Volleyball world cup
A kenyan is the only black person Employed as President in The USA flowers ni nini sasa??
Mkenya ameunda a 300mt building in Nairobi what will a greenhouse and A seed do now
MiTZ inferiority complex yashangaza
No wonder
Kenya is 1/2 the size of TZ
3/4 desert
40mn population
With troops at war but somehow
Kenya has 70bn$ economy
Tanzania has 46bn$
Kenya Revenue authority collected 19bn$ in Tax and Read out a 23bn$ budget
Mtakaa hapo mkijishuku hamwezi chochote
Huku nchinzingine zikipaa Rwanda hii mnaiona inawaacha ikifika 20bn$ All rwandans would be richer per capita than Tanzanians Rwanda is 60,000km2
Tanzania is 945,000km2
Kenya is 508,000km2
Kaeni hapo inferiority complex just know
Nigeria Built its own satelite and sent it to space
Libya to Operates a pan african worldwide satelite
South african military produced its own weapons for about 20yrs Helicopters Tanks and Guns everything
Africa spends as much as Russia on its military
Africas GDP = Rssia
Kaeni hapo mkijishuku hamuez
Kesho mtaskia a kenyan billionaire has decided to start producing his own jets mtapinga Lakini itafanyika Tayari Kenya Nuclear Deal isha andaliwa
Kenya airforce inataka kununua F16 jets
Mkijiamini mtaenda mbali laa sivyo mtabaki tu bongo lala
Tuseme hivi hakuna corporate ama investor yeyote aliyewekeza Kenya toka Tanzania? Hivo kumaanisha hii nchi ya Tanzania ni kelele tu?
KENYA COMMERCIAL BANK!!!!!!
Huku bado tunapiga sarakasi za dangoteKwa jinsi Kagame anakaribisha na kuhamasisha uwekezaji wa Waafrika wenzake ndani ya Rwanda, angekua rais wa nchi kubwa angefaulu pakubwa na kuongoza Afrika.
Roses in a greenhouse in Kenya. Kenyan floriculture firms are expanding in Rwanda because of a favourable business climate. PHOTO | FILE | NATION MEDIA GROUP
By Leonce Muvunyi
Posted Monday, December 5 2016 at 17:28
IN SUMMARY
Kenyan floriculture firms are eyeing expansion to Rwanda due to favourable climate and government incentives aimed at boosting the sector.
- Several Kenyan firms say the climate in Rwanda favours the growth of flower types attracting high demand on the international market. A number are already seeking partnerships in Rwanda.
- The Rwandan government has committed to strengthen the sector, through the National Agricultural Export Development Board (NAEB), which was established 5 years ago to support and promote agricultural exports.
- Rwanda is seeking to invest in modern large-scale horticultural crop production to ensure the country has enough volumes to take advantage of the demand in regional and international markets as well as boost exports.
Several Kenyan firms say the climate in Rwanda favours the growth of flower types attracting high demand on the international market. A number are already seeking partnerships in Rwanda.
Bright Harvest Ltd, which brings together investors from Rwanda and other East African countries but is based in Rwanda is among the new entrants in the floriculture sector, having entered the market at the end of 2015.
The regional firm joined the market couple of weeks after Zedgee Flowers Ltd opened its subdivision Floramatt, in Rwanda.
“Floriculture is a profitable business and the main attraction for us is Rwanda’s climatic conditions and the enabling government policies,” said Joseph Muganga, the managing director of Bright Harvest Ltd.
Floramatt is looking to tap into a summer flower project growing Mobydick flowers flourish in Rwandan climate, in a bid to meet market demand in Europe.
Simon Ethangatta, a managing consultant with Floramatt, said that a sample grown in Rwanda to test the viability of the projects showed that the shoots harvested in Rwanda are double the size of those harvested in Kenya.
“We want to tap into summer flowers known as Mobydick Flowers, which are also grown in Europe, but we found that the same can flourish here in Rwanda, in terms of quality and quantity, given the hilly terrain,” said Mr Ethangatta.
The Rwandan government has committed to strengthen the sector, through the National Agricultural Export Development Board (NAEB), which was established 5 years ago to support and promote agricultural exports.
However, commercial flower farmers say that despite NAEB support, the floriculture sector still lacks technical support and inputs which hampers the growth of the sector.
“The main challenge at the moment is the heavy capital investment we make but we cannot get technical expertise to produce flowers that meet export quality standards,” said Mr Muganga.
Rwanda is seeking to invest in modern large-scale horticultural crop production to ensure the country has enough volumes to take advantage of the demand in regional and international markets as well as boost exports.
However, the floriculture sector remains small, despite progress over the past five years. Export volumes remain low. “In terms of revenues, the sector is not bringing in much. The volume and value of our flower exports remain low,” said Epimaque Nsanzabaganwa, the horticulture division manager in NAEB.
“We have started formal consistent export this year with Bella flowers — one of five companies involved in flowers business,” he added.
Floramatt and Bright Harvest Ltd are looking to acquire more land in addition to the 6 and 4 hectares they have respectively acquired in Rulindo district.
Good climate lures Kenyan floriculture firms to Rwanda
So, what sort of news should we be presenting on the KEnyan News and Politics section? The bad news? The news about despondency? That's the news diet from Kenya u prefer to see presented here, isnt it?Hakuna mwenye wivu hapo, maana hata sisi tunafanya mengi tu yenye tija bila kufanya mayowe mob mitandaoni.
Tatizo ni pale jamaa wanapoleta habari zao humu kama kutambishia as if we give shit on it.
Fuatilia nzuzi zao humu. Haya majamaa ni brainless enlarged heads.
Mlivyo na roho mbaya kwa wabongo nyie jamaa nani aje huko?Tuseme hivi hakuna corporate ama investor yeyote aliyewekeza Kenya toka Tanzania? Hivo kumaanisha hii nchi ya Tanzania ni kelele tu?
Wewe nawe unashinda ukiglorify wazungu, imekuwa sasa ni aibu! Wewe mbona unaomba uonyeshwe mashamba ya waafrika, kwanini wewe usiweke ushahidi ya kuwa hamna waafrika wanaojihusisha na ukulima wa maua?Mashamba ya Maua yanajulikana weka Website hapa ya Shamba la Maua la native Kenyan!
Mna nini nyie cha kuonewa wivu?So, what sort of news should we be presenting on the KEnyan News and Politics section? The bad news? The news about despondency? That's the news diet from Kenya u prefer to see presented here, isnt it?
Kama kuna mazuri ambayo yanaendelea Kenya, mbona tusiyaangazie tu? It's not like we are rubbing it on your faces. Si huko Bongo pia kuna mengi mazuri tu yanayoendelea?
Hili lenu naona ni wivu tu.
Kama hamna, basi mbona kila mara kutoa povu kila mara mnaposoma mafanikio ya mataifa mengine?Mna nini nyie cha kuonewa wivu?
Ukinunua gari lako nzuri tu, kisha upate taarifa kuwa kuna jamaa flani anaeneza uvumi mitaani ya kwamba gari hilo ni "second hand" na lina matatizo, mara si lako, mara umekopeshwa tu, , mara ni ya kampuni, mara blah blah blah.......hilo linaashiria nini?Eti wivu kwa Kenya, yaani mbongo aone wivu kwa mkenya.. This is a joke of the month.[emoji3] [emoji3] [emoji3]
Got roses this Valentine's Day? They probably came from KenyaMashamba ya Maua yanajulikana weka Website hapa ya Shamba la Maua la native Kenyan!
KFC ProfileMashamba ya Maua yanajulikana weka Website hapa ya Shamba la Maua la native Kenyan!
Wabongo waja huku Kajiado Wamejaa eti wanajidai waganga! Kwani hamja somea kitu kingine kando na Uganga? Eti doctor Kibisa Kibisa wanajaribu kulaghai wakenya na Uganga tuliwajua kitambo nenda shule kasome mje Kenya kutafuta kazi sio kuleta Uganga huku!Eti wivu kwa Kenya, yaani mbongo aone wivu kwa mkenya.. This is a joke of the month.[emoji3] [emoji3] [emoji3]
Kenya mnamtawala nani apa eac. .wacha pumba broo!!Tungekua wazembe na wasiokua na elimu haka kainchi ketu kadogo kasiokua na raslimali ambapo nusu yake ni kame tupu hakangetawala ukanda wote wa Afrika Mashariki na Kati.