How else do you explain the hopeless situation in many African countries where reforms and any progressive movement forward have basically stalled almost forever. Classic case in point - Nigeria electricity problem...you can almost guess the situation will continue for the next 30yrs. The same with endless fuel shortages. I can understand the intricacies of fighting corruption and crime amidst deep poverty where opportunity for honest reward is far and wide. But I cannot understand how years after years some easy to fix problems cannot be fixed?

We must never accept the status quo in Africa - because it's terrible - it's horrible. Countries must continuously progressively fix their issues. If their political governance system is unable to fix almost anything then it's almost certain there will be war and coups.

kikuyu1:

Wonderful post,mzee! You've seen into the heart of the matter: like you I realised the socio culture, or rather it's extremely unfortunate historical roots are responsible for today's permanent dysfunctions in WA.

Just40:
Almost 4 million square meters of manufacturing and warehousing space created and occupied by car manufacturing companies and other high tech companies.

I knew you will post this one here

rvp2018:
How else do you explain the hopeless situation in many African countries where reforms and any progressive movement forward have basically stalled almost forever. Classic case in point - Nigeria electricity problem...you can almost guess the situation will continue for the next 30yrs. The same with endless fuel shortages. I can understand the intricacies of fighting corruption and crime amidst deep poverty where opportunity for honest reward is far and wide. But I cannot understand how years after years some easy to fix problems cannot be fixed?

We must never accept the status quo in Africa - because it's terrible - it's horrible. Countries must continuously progressively fix their issues. If their political governance system is unable to fix almost anything then it's almost certain there will be war and coups.

Rmbr I said the Kenya/Somalia coastline dispute wasn't as simple as it appeared? Guess where 4 bn barrels of oil were discovered by ENI?
This weeks East African says ENI has found 4 bn barrels oil in Lamu. They're still quantifying the volume but allowing for exaggeration to entice investors it should be minimum 2.5 bn barrels. You can see its in the middle of disputed territory we were ordered by the ICJ to hand over to Somalia-AIN'T GONNA HAPPEN!?
Its easier to market than the Turkana find and also some 8x larger: hope we can capture the tail end of the oil trade! In giant distinction to Naij imagine what we can do with this coupled with Turkana's 500 mn barrels of recoverable oil.

Is This What Nigeria Has Been Reduced To? One Word For Nigeria In This Picture - Politics - Nairaland

https://www.nairaland.com/7015527/what-nigeria-been-reduced-one

Even if the world abandons oil faster than I think you know as well as I even without hydrocarbons or minerals our growth trajectory will see us at 2nd world status by mid 2040s.

[nGorongoro crater Tanzania tztztz][/b]

Tanzanite bbridge, Dar es salaam

A bus terminus in Tanzania..
anyone in this level?

magufuli bus terminal, Tanzania
anyone in this level?

Nairobi

Nairobi

Kilimani

CBK

Kisumu

Accra

Some parts of Accra are nice

Asokombo volta

Tanzania
Ngorongoro crater

Well done Tanzania

Kazikazi:
Tanzanias SGR

chrisooblog:
Well done Tanzania

yes buddy

Kazikazi:
magufuli bus terminal, Tanzania
anyone in this level?

when would Kenya get to this level?

68816419:
when would Kenya get to this level?

Worry about your zoo oga.

68816419:
when would Kenya get to this level?

Rocket science! It's a rocket science