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I used to know that you are very stupid person, but not to this level
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He has done way more than that in Kenya. More than three times what he has done in your country. Now take those four episodes, wrap them well in a paper bag, then toss them in the nearest dustbin then shut up your smelly mouth!
The value of Tanzanian mega projects is equal to the value of those projects in Kenya, Uganda, Rwanda, Burundi, DRC, and Sudan combined.6pc growth for construction sector 'a result of big projects'
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By Peter Theuri | May 6th 2022 | 2 min read
A commercial section of the modern Upper Hill, Nairobi. [Elvis Ogina, Standard]
The construction sector grew by 6.6 per cent in 2021 as the roads sub-sector received “a significant boost” from Public-Private Partnerships (PPPs).
The length of paved superhighways, international trunk roads and national roads increased from 11,000 kilometres as of mid-year 2020 to 11, 100 kilometres as of June 30, 2021, the Economic Survey 2022 indicates.
“Consequently, the total length of paved roads increased by 2.3 per cent to 21, 800 kilometres. The National Government expenditure on roads is expected to increase by 6.1 per cent, from Sh195.3 billion in 2020/21 to Sh207.2 billion in 2021/22,” says the report released yesterday.
During the review period, employment in the sector increased, with private employment rising by 2.3 per cent to 217,300 employees.
Public employment in the sector also increased to 9,200 employees from 9,100, according to the report.
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Credit advanced to the construction and real estate sectors by commercial banks went up from Sh526.5 billion in 2020 to Sh531.5 billion in 2021.
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This was as the economy opened up and lenders started to advance loans to different industries.
In the year under review, the government completed 431 housing units at an estimated cost of Sh741.3 million as part of the affordable housing project, which is one of the government’s Big Four agenda.
The houses are being developed under the State Department for Housing. The government aims to develop half a million houses.
“As of December 2021, there were 3,480 housing units under construction by the State Department for Housing with an estimated cost of 6.9 billion,” the report noted.
The value of buildings completed in Nairobi County decreased by 11.9 per cent to Sh88.1 billion in 2021, with building plans approved by the county declining from Sh153.6 billion in 2020 to Sh102.9 billion in 2021.
The number of completed buildings within Nairobi declined to 13,350 from 16, 248 in 2020. For both public residential and private buildings completed, 2020 posted the highest numbers.
Last year saw the highest cement consumption of any year in the last five years, with 9.098 million tonnes of cement used over the period.
Several multi-billion-shilling road works, which were in progress as of December 2021, received their fair share of funding.
A few of them, including the Nairobi Expressway, Mombasa Kwa Jomvu Road, Nyaru to Iten, Link Road to Lamu Port, Kigoro-Gesure-Itibo-Masongo Roads and Busia to MAlaba roads, were nearing completion as of December.
Six Metre Gauge Railway (MGR) lines were also under rehabilitation in the year, with over 1014.5 kilometres of railway lines either being constructed or undergoing rehabilitation.
Kuna kamoja tunakaita ka Bwana Mapesa just imagine na mdomo wake mpana alafu kangekuwa japo na nusu ya life ya Watz wa humu sijui ingekuaje mkuu, hapo kalipo kanatamani japo kangekuwa hata na kitanda kinachoeleweka kapost humu sema ndio hvyo Mungu fundi kameishia kutumbua mishipa mpk leo licha ya kuwa na miaka zaidi ya 30.Amini nakuambia bro,iwapo hawa wakunya wa humu wangekua na good time flan humu ndani pasingetosha
Yet mnaishi kwenye mabanda ya nguruwe kwa 73k 🤣200k Kenya unanunua gari [emoji23][emoji23]
watu wanakula mafii in Nairobi! Na wewe unakula mafii..Madhara ya kunya kunya hovyo.... Nchi inanuka rushwa inanuka mafi na bado nyie ndio mosti pawafulu kantrii in kontinentoli....
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Hivi Dar ndio tuseme umepangika ama?Kenya churns out half baked graduates every year ndio maana magorofa yanaanguka on daily basis, ndege nazo hivyo hivyo pia , lack of organisation in many aspects of city services including transportation, garbage disposal, city planning etc also alot of shoddy works get accepted by Kenyans engineers such as the famous expressway drainage systems.
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Going by what I have read from the economic report, this is just a short summary comparison of sectoral growth rates between the years 2021 and 2022.As an economist, kindly discuss a lil bit...,
Eti Dongo Kundu international airport [emoji1787][emoji1787][emoji1787][emoji1787][emoji1787][emoji1787][emoji1787][emoji1787][emoji1787]Dongo Kundu international Airport na Shoddy ghetto terminal [emoji28]
The rest ni airbridge zenye ukurutu [emoji846]
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Hakuna air bridges hapo hizo ni ramps kama za delivery vans kwenye warehouses.Dongo Kundu international Airport na Shoddy ghetto terminal [emoji28]
The rest ni airbridge zenye ukurutu [emoji846]
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Yes city services are top notch in Dar.Hivi Dar ndio tuseme umepangika ama?
Jiji lililo organized zaidi in East and Central Africa.
Sasa tupe sectoral contribution to GDP so that we can properly justify a growth of 7.2%Going by what I have read from the economic report, this is just a short summary comparison of sectoral growth rates between the years 2021 and 2022.
1. Manufacturing sector
2020: -0.4%
2021: +6.9%
2. Agriculture
2020: +5.2%
2021: -0.2
3. Transport
2020: -7.8%
2021: +7.2%
4. Accomodation and Food Services
2020: -47.7%
2021: +52.5%
5. Financial services
2020: +5.9%
2021: +12.5%
e.t.c
Two sectors that stick out are the following.
1. The Agricultural sector had negative growth in 2021 because of poor rainfall in 2021.
2. Accomodation and Food services sector grew by 52% in 2021 because of the rebound in the tourism market. Tourism sector was affected in 2020 because of covid 19 but the sector recovered in 2021.
Basically 7.5% growth is the second highest gdp growth in Kenya's history. The only year when Kenya's economy grew faster was 2010 when Kenya's economy grew at around 8%.
Source: KNBS Economic Survey Report
Nilishangaa sana niliposikia Dongo Kundu international airport haina bridges.Hakuna air bridges hapo hizo ni ramps kama za delivery vans kwenye warehouses.
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Hiyo ndio reality ambayo hawataki kuisikia in short hakuna airport hapo.Nilishangaa sana niliposikia Dongo Kundu international airport haina bridges.