Battle: Dar es Salaam vs Nairobi

I think you must be the most stupid person in your village, banks with the most stake at the Kenya’s domestic debts are KCB, Equity, NCBA and Coop.

All those banks are 80% owned by Kenyans.
 
Wewe hakuna unachojua. By the way do you know that Tanzanian public debt is 92% external? Hadi banks za Kenya zinawadai.
kwa hiyo unapataje 92% ya external debt hapo

u
unaijua implication ya gov. kuborrow from internl sources kwanza , unajuakwanini tanzania imeopt for external lenders? LOW INTEREST RATES
tofauti na hii yenu

 
I think you must be the most stupid person in your village, banks with the most stake at the Kenya’s domestic debts are KCB, Equity, NCBA and Coop.

All those banks are 80% owned by Kenyans.
hakuna shida owners hawafiki hata 1% ya the whole population ya kenya lakin deni litabebwa na 55mil personels residing in kenya kwa interest kubwa kuliko ambayo ingekopwa letsays toka stannbic. more than that inazifanya benki zipendelee kufanya biashara na serikli badla ya prvate sector hivyo kupelekea ugumu wamitaji kwa wakenya maskini
 
You don’t know anything in this. Those banks invest Kenyans money saved there, in returns the pay Kenyans in terms of interest. So technically 80% of Kenyans benefit from the proceeds of those banks. Have you ever heard of something called interest in savings?
 
Your country will be auctioned very soon by external lenders, that’s the implications of borrowing outside. Soon your port will be taken by ChinaπŸ˜‚πŸ˜‚πŸ˜‚
 
how do kenyans benefit, kwa mkopo wa riba kubwa. which is best kutafuta mkopo toka nje ili kuweza kufnace activities zenu au kugombnia mkopo wa ndani kati ya srikali na wananchi ili kufinance activitie ambayo inthe longrun kwanza ni short term na ina high interest rate
 
Kenyans deposit by putting their money in fixed account of those banks, the banks then go ahead to invest in treasury bonds and bills. Through the interest earned from those bonds and bills, the banks gives a higher percentage to those who saved with them.

Anyway I don’t expect you to know such juu unakuanga bonoko sana.
 
Cookies are required to use this site. You must accept them to continue using the site. Learn more…