rvp2018:
You're truly behind,
We have had a national ID since forever.
Every SIM in Kenya must be registered.
What we only lack are addresses -

GeneralDae:

You have no addresses in Kenya?

Saddamochieng00:
Ghanians please take notes.

It was never even a debate in the first place. Look at what people are building with their tea economies. While with all that gold all you have to offer is a chicken coop of a city. You should be ashamed of yourselves.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9zQvPTPpPps

I can only imagine what this place will look like in the next ten years.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3geimRsiQDE

rvp2018:
We have post office addresses - by Kenya Post Offices Corp - they have offices all over - with your rental box.
What we dont have is addresses in every house or plot.
Like in developed countries....where every house has a little box
In Kenya you will go the nearest post office - your market center - open your box - and close it.

Just40:
They've finally gotten a befitting hospital

gallivant:


The neighborhood b!tch strikes again. Care to post dwarf hospitals, show us you are not just a cheerleader.

Just40:
we have had several national IDs but we have never had a biometric national ID until the last few years..


Every SIM has always been registered.. in Ghana but now, we are taking the biometrics of every SIM holder and linking it with the National ID biometrics as well as bank accounts and the house address system.

This will put a complete end to mobile money fraud, as mobile money hit 200 billion dollars last year.


Kenya can learn this and improve because it is behind.

Just40:
we have better

You should take note so your people don't keep living in Chicken coops slums as stated by both WB, IMF, Statista and etc.

Get better things to grow on your land so that your people don't keep earning 20 euros picking tea on corporation farms


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eJYRIbIPCS4

Saddamochieng00:


I can see you're still delusional as ever. How can this even match up to what I just posted? How could you use all that gold to build a complete sh*thole.

GeneralDae:

Top 10 African Countries in Car-to-Population Ratio
Where are motorists hitting the road the most? Read below to find out.

Liberia
Nigeria
South Africa
Egypt
Morocco
Tunisia
Ghana
Kenya
Tanzania
Mauritania

https://blog.beforward.jp/regional-topics/africa/cars-capita-africa-country-cars-road.html#Liberia

jl115:

Nice blog

But here is the actual facts(World Bank):

Cars per 1000 people:
1. Mauritius 192
2. Botswana 177
3. South Africa 174
4. Algeria 153
5. Egypt 109
6. Namibia 106
7. Eswatini 89
8. Kenya 70
9. Nigeria 64
10. Zimbabwe 60

GeneralDae:

Okay then, we can throw away the blog. But here is another list I got, so I'd appreciate if you post the link to the World Bank. Here Nigeria is number 12 in subsaharan Africa, South Africa no 4 and Kenya no 18.

South Africa...4th
Nigeria....12th
Kenya...18th

http://mecometer.com/topic/vehicles-per-thousand-people/

vankelvin:


This ranking is funny

Seychelles
Mauritius
Botswana
South Africa
Namibia
Zimbabwe
Tunisia
Algeria
Cape Verde
Morocco
Egypt etc

vankelvin:


This ranking is funny

Seychelles
Mauritius
Botswana
South Africa
Namibia
Zimbabwe
Tunisia
Algeria
Cape Verde
Morocco
Egypt etc

GeneralDae:

Who do we believe now . Anyway, one thing is clear, the Southern African countries are up there, but out of 206 million people, Nigeria has only about 100 million people above 18, so these bodies should also take into consideration the % of those who can own cars (18 and above) rather than the entire population.

GeneralDae:

Okay then, we can throw away the blog. But here is another list I got, so I'd appreciate if you post the link to the World Bank. Here Nigeria is number 12 in subsaharan Africa, South Africa no 4 and Kenya no 18.

South Africa...4th
Nigeria....12th
Kenya...18th

http://mecometer.com/topic/vehicles-per-thousand-people/

Just40:
we have had several national IDs but we have never had a biometric national ID until the last few years..


Every SIM has always been registered.. in Ghana but now, we are taking the biometrics of every SIM holder and linking it with the National ID biometrics as well as bank accounts and the house address system.

This will put a complete end to mobile money fraud, as Mobile Money hit 200 billion dollars last year


Kenya can learn this and improve because it is behind.

Just40:


Is this you or someone stole your phone ?

rvp2018:
You get world bank data - but you run all over the internet - just to be ahead of kenya - and rwanda - while a few days ago you were competing with south africa in your deranged minds.

GeneralDae:

Okay then, we can throw away the blog. But here is another list I got, so I'd appreciate if you post the link to the World Bank. Here Nigeria is number 12 in subsaharan Africa, South Africa no 4 and Kenya no 18.

South Africa...4th
Nigeria....12th
Kenya...18th

http://mecometer.com/topic/vehicles-per-thousand-people/

Just30:
I can see, you are on full dosage of delusion

on what basis will that sh*thole match this city, especially when this city alone consume more electricity than your entire country?

We didn't just use all our gold on only this city (one of the greatest city of the world), but also several places to ensure a uniform quality of life.


Anyway,
how come,out of your 54 million population, only 7.5 million people can be classified as middle-class people?[/b]

rvp2018:
Several national Ids? Just say you didnt have national Id.
Kenya has national ID due to direct coloniliasm - and we kept it - and it works well dealing with many things including frauds, immigrants etc.
We have huduma number that has biometrics information....and linked all the other data like NSSF/social number/birth certification/ tax certificate.

In short there is nothing Ghana can teach kenya - try teach the bigger zoo NIgeria.

Saddamochieng00:


Huh, as if you have other cities. You can't even compare in West Africa and your now claiming to be up there with the New York's and London's. Greatest city.....are you high one on some of that Igbo weed. Foolish old man.

Who do you think you're fooling. You know I got Google maps right. And I can see every single inch of that chicken coop.

rvp2018:
I am happy to always see African countries making progress.
I am great supporter of late Meles Zenawi and his Ethiopia magic.
I like what Kagame is doing in Rwanda.
Now let's deal with reality - Kenya since 2005 is on steroids.
We have seen GDP rise from 15B to now 110B.
Nothing suggest that growth is about to stop - infact I believe it's about to accelerate into double digit territory.
I see Kenya GDP in next 15yrs doing what it has done - growing by 7 times - to 700-800B
You may think this is crazy - but remember this thread started when Kenya GDP was barely 40B
Kenya is about to nail all the pre-condition for sustainable growth.
This I repeat again is zero mineral sustainable broad based diversified growth that is hard to bring down even in COVID or global recession or name it. Only a civil war in Kenya can slow us down.
As for Ghana, Nigeria and backwater countries depandant on minerals - YOU ARE GOING NOWHERE except where you are.
When commodity prices like now are high - you'll get high - then market collapses - and you go down. It's going to be that way - up and down.
As for South Africa - it's totally stuck if not regressing - Ramaphosa has now officially failed

Just30:
The sheer size of real estate going up in this are alone gives me hope for many Ghanaians because I can see how wealthy people have become...
Places accounting for Ghana 12.5 million metric tonnes of cement, just 30km outside Accra. Almost fully developed

The most sort after real estate are residential units and they brings to mind Summerlin in Las Vegas, California and Florida kind of mansions.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FAyjC4sB25M

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gdPrhsQvorg&t=329s

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=J3U9Rzyc_Kg&t=90s

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uyvbBdJctas&t=435s

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2ajah3pH33g



https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XiAQB0Z-4SA&t=48s

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Sc8G-qws5oE

kikuyu1:


Nigga what! I've a cuz in Summerlin LV. You CAN'T mean this Summerlin!?

kikuyu1:


I also see it! It's clear as day to any competent observer. We're like a fully loaded 737 rolling down runway 24 at JKIA near takeoff speed. Once airborne first SA , Malaysia with 12000 $ GDP per capita and even Italy at 32000$ is within reach thanks to our education system equipping kids with better skills.
The good thing is the Oyinbos still haven't noticed: when they do expect the usual sabotage, greater false flag terror and even colour revolutions. They need us poor and escaping from poverty provides the WRONG lessons for Africa!

Just30:
Yes house neggro, that summerlin
The fastness with which that area developed with mansions and size is the same fastness these areas are developing with mansions and at a similar size.

kikuyu1:


Ofc! I can see it now adding to the worlds most unenviable toilet and sewage situation in Accra.
Carry on!

chrisooblog:
Whatever helps you sleep well at night rafiki