Zambia wana malls nyingii na hawajisifu kama hawa jamaa zetu wa Kenya

[babayao255]

Imagine a delinquent Poor Danganyikan with Cowdung in between his ears calling a Kenyan ovyo. That's an abomination. Go hug a transformer baby Satan

Unamaanisha hii

 

[BlietzKrieg]

Unamaanisha hii

Tweet,
I hope itakufurahisha ulale vizuri Leo.
Zuzu

 

[babayao255]

Tweet,
I hope itakufurahisha ulale vizuri Leo.
Zuzu

Hutaki au

 

[Naton Jr]

Kenya nusu ya raia wanaogelea kwenye bwawa la ufukara wa chakula

 

[Mekatilili]

Hahaha....created a thread bragging about malls? In this day and age? Really?

We Kenyans sometimes wonder what is wrong with Tanzanians. But then, there is a reason this map exists.

Facts. Period. LDC mentality is a disease.

The outdated numbers they rely on allow them to beat their bony chests and proclaim that they are at par with Kenya and therefore their little dictatorship is just fine. 😂😂

 

[Mekatilili]

As of 2018, 30% of the children are stunted due to malnutrition and poverty. I think we are seeing the consequences of the physical and intellectual stunting right here.

 

[Teargass]

Tuusan are we together? Nairobi has like three times more malls than Lusaka.

 

[Teargass]

East, North Africa lead in malls investment


WEDNESDAY NOVEMBER 28 2018

Two Rivers mall located in Nairobi. During the 12 months to June 201, a total of 41 malls were opened on the continent, with Lake Basin Mall in Kisumu, Kenya, being the largest among the new entrants. FILE PHOTO | NMG
In Summary

• Research shows that factors like urbanisation, population growth, increased interest from international retailers, changing consumer lifestyles and rising household incomes have boosted the growth of malls on the continent.
• Today, Africa boasts 579 malls, up from 225 in 2010, with Egypt having the highest number at 106, followed by Kenya with 66 and Nigeria with 53.
• Mall of Egypt is ranked as the leading mall in Africa, with another five malls all located in North Africa also attaining a grading of AAA.

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By NJIRAINI MUCHIRA
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Africa is witnessing a surge in the development of shopping malls, with numbers more than doubling over the past eight years.
A report by market intelligence firm Sagaci Research shows that factors like urbanisation, population growth, increased interest from international retailers, changing consumer lifestyles and rising household incomes have boosted the growth of malls on the continent.
Today, Africa boasts 579 malls, up from 225 in 2010, with Egypt having the highest number at 106, followed by Kenya with 66 and Nigeria with 53.
During the 12 months to June 201, a total of 41 malls were opened on the continent, with Lake Basin Mall in Kisumu, Kenya, being the largest among the new entrants.
“While malls were once largely confined to Africa’s largest cities, they are now proliferating in smaller urban centres,” says the sixth edition of the Shopping Malls in Africa report.
It adds that this trend is increasingly evident across the continent as malls strive to become places where consumers pass their leisure time, rather than just shop.
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The total gross leasable area (GLA) of malls on the continent has reached eight million square metres, with North Africa accounting for two-fifths.
Three countries, Egypt, Kenya and Nigeria, each have more than 500,000 square metres of leasable area.
Mall of Egypt is ranked as the leading mall in Africa, with another five malls all located in North Africa also attaining a grading of AAA.
In East Africa, only Two Rivers and The Hub Karen, both in Kenya, were ranked among top malls on the continent with grading of AA, joining another 14 malls in Morocco, Egypt, Nigeria, Mauritius and Djibouti.
According to the report, new mall development in Africa is currently concentrated in countries that already have a significant number of malls, particularly Egypt, Nigeria, Kenya, Morocco and Zambia.
There are 35 mall projects under construction or in planning in Egypt followed by 25 in Nigeria and 13 in Kenya.
“North and West Africa have the greatest potential for mall development, as many countries in these regions combine fairly low levels of GLA with rising levels of consumption,” stated the report.
In contrast, very little new development is planned in Southern or Central Africa, with Douala Grand Mall in Cameroon being the only notable exception.
Leading Malls in Africa excluding South Africa AAA Grading

• City Stars Centre Egypt
• Mall of Arabia Egypt
• Alexandria City Centre Egypt
• Cairo Festival City Mall
• Mall of Egypt
• Morocco Mall Morocco

Top Mall AA Grading excluding South Africa

• Almazar Morocco
• Ibn Battouta Morocco
• Borj Fez Morocco
• Anfa Place Morocco
• Socco Alto Morocco
• Green Plaza Egypt
• Senzo Mall Egypt
• Maadi City Centre Egypt
• Dandy Mega Egypt
• Sun City Egypt
• The Hub Karen Kenya
• Two Rivers Kenya
• The Palms – Lekki Nigeria
• Ikeya City Nigeria
• Bagatelle Mauritius
• Djibouti Bawadi Djibouti

 

[Teargass]

Tuusan next time you need to do some research before starting a thread.

 

[tuusan]

Tuusan are we together? Nairobi has like three times more malls than Lusaka.
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Hii Ni outdated info hakuna kitu hapo

 

[tuusan]

Tuusan next time you need to do some research before starting a thread.

Kama hamuelewi kiswahili mtapata tabu sana!!

 

[Ng'wanapagi]

Bro ukienda Botswana na Namibia utaona maendeleo makubwa, lakini wako kimya kabisa.
Ila waKenya wakifanya kidogo tu, kelele dunia nzima.

Bots acha iniue potelea pwete

 

[Chamoto]

The video shows less than 10 malls. Residents approximate Lusaka has like 30 malls.
A quick Google search tells you Nairobi has over 100 malls of varying sizes. About 5 of which are bigger and grand than any mall in Tanzania.

Hazijafika robo za malls za Kenya. Egypt na Sauzi Afrika pekee ndio wametushinda kwa idadi ya malls hapa Afrika.

Jamani mnajiabisha kubabaika na malls, haya ni mambo ya 70's. Waliozianzisha huku wanazifunga.

 

[babayao255]

Jamani mnajiabisha kubabaika na malls, haya ni mambo ya 70's. Waliozianzisha huku wanazifunga.

Waambie wakuoneshe masoko ya wananchi wa kawaida 😂😂😂

 

[Gunther1]

Jamani mnajiabisha kubabaika na malls, haya ni mambo ya 70's. Waliozianzisha huku wanazifunga.

Kubali hamna malls za kutosha

 

[kennedy0000]

Jamani mnajiabisha kubabaika na malls, haya ni mambo ya 70's. Waliozianzisha huku wanazifunga.

Wanazifunga kwa sababu wana nyingi kuliko wanazohitaji enzi hizi za online shopping.
Africa bado hata hatujafika robo ya tunazohitaji. Na mall sio shopping pekee. Malls ni entertainment venues.

Huko Tanzania hamna chochote. Malls za kuhesabika, na pia online shopping hakuna.

Si ni wiki mbili tu Jumia Tanzania ilifunga duka?

 

[kennedy0000]

Jamani mnajiabisha kubabaika na malls, haya ni mambo ya 70's. Waliozianzisha huku wanazifunga.

Jijulishe na kinachoendelea duniani, wacha kukaa tuu bongolala.
Tembea Dubai alafu urudie hapa kwamba malls ni za 70s.

Hii mpya imefunguliwa mwezi huu New York. Dream Mall.

 

[babayao255]

Si ni wiki mbili tu Jumia Tanzania ilifunga duka?

Unafahamu kinacho endelea jumia kenya muda huu 😂😂😂

 

[kennedy0000]

Unafahamu kinacho endelea jumia kenya muda huu 😂😂😂

Yep. Walifuta watu 20 kazi baada ya kuuza Jumia Travel kwa Travelstart.
Workforce yao Kenya ikashuka kutoka 686 hadi 660.

Otherwise business as usual.

Lakini LDC Tanzania, Rwanda, Burundi hakuna biashara. Wamefunga kazi.

 

[cyrustheruler]

You've nailed it I don't remember when was the last time I 'd been to the shopping mall with all this online sellers why should I bother go to malls?

Watu walioendelea siku hizi wanaachana na habari za mi malls, wanamaliza manunuzi online. For the most part.

Nyie bado mnashangilia na kushindana kwa namba za mi malls?

Tena ambayo inauza zaidi vitu ambavyo hamjatengeneza?

Ulimbukeni gani huu?

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