Battle: Dar es Salaam vs Nairobi

Battle: Dar es Salaam vs Nairobi

nairobae said:
Ukichengwa tulia.

Here’s how to interpret it:


  • General government gross public debt
    = debt owed by the German government (federal + states + municipalities + social security funds).
  • External debt (151.3% of GDP)
    = all debt owed by German entities to foreign lenders, including:
    • government,
    • banks,
    • companies,
    • and other financial institutions.

So Germany’s external debt is not the same thing as government debt.


For example:


  • Germany’s government debt ratio is around the Maastricht level of roughly 60–65% of GDP in recent years.
  • But total external debt is much higher because Germany has a huge banking system, export economy, and multinational corporate sector.

A country like Germany can therefore have:


  • moderate government debt,
  • but very large external debt due to international finance and trade.

This is similar to countries like:


  • Switzerland
  • United Kingdom
  • Netherlands

where financial and corporate cross-border liabilities are enormous relative to GDP.
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Rubbish elimu zero kabisa

"National debt" and "government debt" are synonymous terms referring to the total amount of money a central government owes to its creditors. People sometimes contrast the two by mistakenly assuming "government debt" includes all levels of government (including state and local), whereas "national debt" usually refers specifically to the central government's total liabilities.
Both terms encompass all the money the federal government has borrowed throughout its history to cover budget deficits.
 
coodip1 said:
Rubbish elimu zero kabisa

"National debt" and "government debt" are synonymous terms referring to the total amount of money a central government owes to its creditors. People sometimes contrast the two by mistakenly assuming "government debt" includes all levels of government (including state and local), whereas "national debt" usually refers specifically to the central government's total liabilities.
Both terms encompass all the money the federal government has borrowed throughout its history to cover budget deficits.
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You posted about general external debt ukidhani ni government debt pekee, na hio ndio Teargass alikuuliza. Wewe unaleta General external debt kama proof alafu ukielimishwa unakasirika.

  • External debt (151.3% of GDP)
    = all debt owed by German entities to foreign lenders, including:
    • government,
    • banks,
    • companies,
    • and other financial institutions.
 
Teargass said:
Kenya is approaching being developed and if I look at all the developed countries, they source their debt domestically. It's only LDC countries like Tanzania ndio wanategemea wazungu to give them loans😂😂🤣
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Oneni hii ng'ombe inavyokuja kinyume nyume ikiwa uchi! hivi huogopi?!

Last time I checked, TZ na kunyaland zote ziko uchumi wa kati. Tofauti tu ni kunyaland kuna njaa Kali na Bongo kuna neema za kutosha.
 
Geza Ulole said:
Serengeti airport Vp?
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Mradi wa Ujenzi wa Kiwanja cha Ndege cha Kimataifa cha Serengeti

Mradi huu umetengewa jumla ya Shilingi milioni 100.0 fedha za ndani kwa ajili ya kuratibu maandalizi ya utekelezaji wa Mradi. Utekelezaji wa Mradi huu utahusisha ushirikishwaji wa taasisi za kifedhana Serikali. Aidha, Mradi huu unalenga kulinda ikolojia ya Hifadhi ya Taifa ya Serengeti kwa kuwa umesanifiwa kuzingatia utunzaji wa mazingira (green airport) ambayo kwa ujumla wake itachochea ukuaji wa shughuli za utalii nchini.
 
nairobae said:
You posted about general external debt ukidhani ni government debt pekee, na hio ndio Teargass alikuuliza. Wewe unaleta General external debt kama proof alafu ukielimishwa unakasirika.

  • External debt (151.3% of GDP)
    = all debt owed by German entities to foreign lenders, including:
    • government,
    • banks,
    • companies,
    • and other financial institutions.
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We are talking about the national debt here.
 
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