El Matador
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lol...mlipita 1000 lini
lol...mlipita 1000 liniGDP Per capital Nyang'au $ 1800
Tanzania $1700.Middle income uchwara bana full Makelele ,najua wengi wenu humu kwa sku mningia dola 2 apo Voi
mbona trump pia ni mkenyaπππππ[emoji2] [emoji2] [emoji2] queen elizabeth naye ni mkenya kama obama basi.
Nyie jifanyeni vichaa tu,wala hamna tatizo.
nailed it bro...i'm speechless. [emoji122] [emoji122] [emoji122] [emoji122] [emoji122] [emoji122] [emoji122] [emoji122] [emoji122] [emoji122] [emoji122] [emoji122] [emoji122]1)Unemployment rate, Tanzania 26%, Kenya 48%
2)Tanzania produces food more than it needs, Kenya depends on food donations
3)Tanzanians majority have access to safe drinking water, in Kenya even Nairobi there is no enough water
4)Tanzania has better and modern public Hospitals, Kenyatta Hospital and other Government hospitals are there only to give birth and death certificates and to rape lactating mothers
5)Tanzania economy grows at 7%, Kenya 5%
6)Tourism revenue is four times that of Kenya
7)FDI is more than three times that of Kenya
8)All regions in Tanzania are connect with tarmac roads, Northen Kenya, no roads. Tanzania has built many roads than Kenya
9) Many Tanzanians are connected with electricity than Kenyans
10)Tanzania debts is 36%, Kenya is 56%
The list is endless...
kwa sauti profesa lipumba. [emoji23] [emoji23] [emoji23]Mkuu Kenya tunawafila kwa condom, Malinda yao yamesha legea. Yani tepetepe nyanganyanga kifo cha mende
pamoja na hayo yote, bado mpaka leo mnakabiliana na masuala ya njaa, ukabila, ukosefu wa ajira kwa vijana na nk. [emoji23] [emoji23] [emoji23] [emoji23] [emoji23] [emoji23] [emoji23]facts about Kenya: Queen Elizabeth of Britain was crowned queen while in Kenya...well, she became queen while she was in Kenya after the death of her father, the King...in 1952...she was still very young...
Barrack Obama Sr. was the father of America's first black president and holder of one of the most powerful offices in the world...He was born in Western Kenya...
yani kwa mtu asieijua kenya anaeza sema ni nchi iko mbali sana kumbe ni uozo mtupuππππ
Financial times gazeti la Wingereza yaani muwape ardhi waweke jeshi Lao alafu utegemee wawapondeπ πππIn 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.
Kenyaβs 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%. Kenyaβs increased by 47% almost 8 times above the continents average. Kenyaβs stellar performance in the 2016 FDi report is a reaffirmation of the countryβs steady economic growth. Itβs 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 governmentβs 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, CotedβIvoire and Johanesburg, South Africa.
Kenyaβs 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 Kenyaβs 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.
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Jiheshimu we ndugu sio kila mtu humu mtoto humu ...staarabika tafadhalNyie masenge 2 mnafanya nn kwa Kenyannews......
TRANSPORTING ELECTRICITY???????????????????? TUMIA TU LUGHA YA KISUKUMA BUDAAkili yako ni ndogo huwezi kuelewa mambo mengi, Tanzania generates 1460MW, but it requires only 1350MW, so we produce more than what we need. I am talking about the ability of transporting electricity from points of generation to consumers, that is the area where you create utility of electricity, Kenya produces more electricity but can't transport to the consumers, that is electricity connectivity, Tanzania 70%, Kenya 63%
LAST YEAR NEWS..BUDAA I LIKE THE WAY YOU FOLLOW KENYAN NEWS THE WAY WE FOLLOW US NEWShatimae mficha maradhi mimba imemuumbuaππ
uchumi wa MLDC ulipofikaπππ
watu wamefkia hatua ya kukopa deni kulipa deni
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SOURSEForeign 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[emoji1] [emoji1] [emoji1] [emoji1]
who told u is last year???ππππππLAST YEAR NEWS..BUDAA I LIKE THE WAY YOU FOLLOW KENYAN NEWS THE WAY WE FOLLOW US NEWS
I always read business daily let's not arguewho told u is last year???ππππππ
pole sana news ya january 2018 hio, mm ni mbongo sio mnigeriaπππππ
hehhe so 2018 is now 2017ππππI always read business daily let's not argue