Battle: Dar es Salaam vs Nairobi

Battle: Dar es Salaam vs Nairobi

El Matador said:
hii ujinga ya watanzania is beyond repair......ati FDI ya Tanzania is 4 times that of Kenya......yet all multinationals scramble for Kenya as east and central Africa gateway ..............
TZ has documented 7600 km of tarmac while Kenya has 15000.......

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kwanza unajua maana ya FDI?? tuanzie hapo
 
asante magu , hatuez kukubali kuona jamii ikiharibika alaf tukayafungia macho
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El Matador said:
hii ujinga ya watanzania is beyond repair......ati FDI ya Tanzania is 4 times that of Kenya......yet all multinationals scramble for Kenya as east and central Africa gateway ..............
TZ has documented 7600 km of tarmac while Kenya has 15000.......

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Sasa wewe mbona unatumia majibu ya Physics kujibu maswali ya Geography?, kuna uhusiano gani wamultinational scrumble na biashara?, hao huko wanakuja kufungua ofisi, lakini pesa zinawekezwa kwenye resources, ninyi mna resorces gani za kusababisha multinational wapiganie kuja?, Tanzania inaongoza EA, kwa kupokea $2.2B, Uganda $1.4B, Kenya $700M.
 
joto la jiwe said:
Sasa wewe mbona unatumia majibu ya Physics kujibu maswali ya Geography?, kuna uhusiano gani wamultinational scrumble na biashara?, hao huko wanakuja kufungua ofisi, lakini pesa zinawekezwa kwenye resources, ninyi mna resorces gani za kusababisha multinational wapiganie kuja?, Tanzania inaongoza EA, kwa kupokea $2.2B, Uganda $1.4B, Kenya $700M.
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ndio maana nikamuuliza kwanza anajua maana ya FDI maana unaeza kukuta hajui maana yake ila anataka kubishana tu😀😀😀😀😀😀😀
 
In its 2016 Foreign Direct Investment (FDI) intelligence Report, the Financial Times ranked Kenya as the 4th African country with the highest FDI attracting up to $1 Billion. The same report ranks Kenya second in Africa after South Africa on the number FDI projects. In comparative terms of Capital Investment, Kenya beat the bigger economic power houses of Africa like Nigeria, Egypt, Algeria, Morocco & Angola which by far have larger GDPs than Kenya.
Kenya’s performance of the number of projects was extremely outstanding flooring all other African economies except South Africa, a strong indicator of its growing dominance. The number of FDI projects into Africa increased by 6%. Kenya’s increased by 47% almost 8 times above the continents average. Kenya’s stellar performance in the 2016 FDi report is a reaffirmation of the country’s steady economic growth. It’s a vote of confidence among key FDI players worldwide.
Vote of Confidence
As an important vote of confidence in the Kenyan economy, the Overseas Private Investment Corporation (OPIC), the United States government’s development finance institution, has opened its first- East Africa office in Nairobi. This is the third office OPIC has opened in Africa. OPIC has opened two other offices in Africa in Abidjan, Coted’Ivoire and Johanesburg, South Africa.
Kenya’s first vote of confidence came from China-Africa Development Fund (CADF), the largest Chinese fund capital operating on the continent, which opened its offices in Nairobi to cover the entire East African region.Nairobi has received very positive rankings by PwC and Ernst & Young in their reports on the FDI attractiveness in Africa.
Key Sectors: Renewable Energy, Infrastructure and Real Estate
The major sectors benefiting from the FDI in Kenya include renewable energy, infrastructure and real estate. Kenya is currently undertaking very ambitious renewable energy initiatives including wind, solar, and geothermal resources.
Looking up, & ahead- The Forecasts
According to the Trading Economics global macro models, the forecast for Kenya’s FDI performance for 2016-2020 is on an upward scale. It is expected that Kenya will continue its dominance and remain a strong priority FDI destination powerhouse in Africa.
 Investment
 
El Matador said:
In its 2016 Foreign Direct Investment (FDI) intelligence Report, the Financial Times ranked Kenya as the 4th African country with the highest FDI attracting up to $1 Billion. The same report ranks Kenya second in Africa after South Africa on the number FDI projects. In comparative terms of Capital Investment, Kenya beat the bigger economic power houses of Africa like Nigeria, Egypt, Algeria, Morocco & Angola which by far have larger GDPs than Kenya.
Kenya’s performance of the number of projects was extremely outstanding flooring all other African economies except South Africa, a strong indicator of its growing dominance. The number of FDI projects into Africa increased by 6%. Kenya’s increased by 47% almost 8 times above the continents average. Kenya’s stellar performance in the 2016 FDi report is a reaffirmation of the country’s steady economic growth. It’s a vote of confidence among key FDI players worldwide.
Vote of Confidence
As an important vote of confidence in the Kenyan economy, the Overseas Private Investment Corporation (OPIC), the United States government’s development finance institution, has opened its first- East Africa office in Nairobi. This is the third office OPIC has opened in Africa. OPIC has opened two other offices in Africa in Abidjan, Coted’Ivoire and Johanesburg, South Africa.
Kenya’s first vote of confidence came from China-Africa Development Fund (CADF), the largest Chinese fund capital operating on the continent, which opened its offices in Nairobi to cover the entire East African region.Nairobi has received very positive rankings by PwC and Ernst & Young in their reports on the FDI attractiveness in Africa.
Key Sectors: Renewable Energy, Infrastructure and Real Estate
The major sectors benefiting from the FDI in Kenya include renewable energy, infrastructure and real estate. Kenya is currently undertaking very ambitious renewable energy initiatives including wind, solar, and geothermal resources.
Looking up, & ahead- The Forecasts
According to the Trading Economics global macro models, the forecast for Kenya’s FDI performance for 2016-2020 is on an upward scale. It is expected that Kenya will continue its dominance and remain a strong priority FDI destination powerhouse in Africa.
 Investment
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We don't do grapevine sources like poor ldc tanganyika
 
El Matador said:
In its 2016 Foreign Direct Investment (FDI) intelligence Report, the Financial Times ranked Kenya as the 4th African country with the highest FDI attracting up to $1 Billion. The same report ranks Kenya second in Africa after South Africa on the number FDI projects. In comparative terms of Capital Investment, Kenya beat the bigger economic power houses of Africa like Nigeria, Egypt, Algeria, Morocco & Angola which by far have larger GDPs than Kenya.
Kenya’s performance of the number of projects was extremely outstanding flooring all other African economies except South Africa, a strong indicator of its growing dominance. The number of FDI projects into Africa increased by 6%. Kenya’s increased by 47% almost 8 times above the continents average. Kenya’s stellar performance in the 2016 FDi report is a reaffirmation of the country’s steady economic growth. It’s a vote of confidence among key FDI players worldwide.
Vote of Confidence
As an important vote of confidence in the Kenyan economy, the Overseas Private Investment Corporation (OPIC), the United States government’s development finance institution, has opened its first- East Africa office in Nairobi. This is the third office OPIC has opened in Africa. OPIC has opened two other offices in Africa in Abidjan, Coted’Ivoire and Johanesburg, South Africa.
Kenya’s first vote of confidence came from China-Africa Development Fund (CADF), the largest Chinese fund capital operating on the continent, which opened its offices in Nairobi to cover the entire East African region.Nairobi has received very positive rankings by PwC and Ernst & Young in their reports on the FDI attractiveness in Africa.
Key Sectors: Renewable Energy, Infrastructure and Real Estate
The major sectors benefiting from the FDI in Kenya include renewable energy, infrastructure and real estate. Kenya is currently undertaking very ambitious renewable energy initiatives including wind, solar, and geothermal resources.
Looking up, & ahead- The Forecasts
According to the Trading Economics global macro models, the forecast for Kenya’s FDI performance for 2016-2020 is on an upward scale. It is expected that Kenya will continue its dominance and remain a strong priority FDI destination powerhouse in Africa.
 Investment
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Foreign Direct Investment inflows to Kenya in 6-year low
Acha ujinga wewe, tena ile $700M ilikuwa ni data ya zamani, sasa hivi hali ni mbaya zaidi, mwaka 2016 Kenya FDI inflow ni $394M, Tanzania ni $2.04B, hiyo ni five times. Poleni sana, mtaendelea kuisoma namba hadi macho yavimbe
 
Wenzenu Uganda wamekubali status yao nyinyi mnabishana na nchi iliyowashinda kimaendeleo kwa umbali......hahaha.See you tomorrow poor ldc dwellers
 
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