samorobo:


I can read. Which logic laatije

Tayser:
Nairobi Ranked Among 50 Greatest Cities Due to Expressway

Nairobi has been named among the world's 50 greatest places of 2022 in a new ranking by TIME Magazine.

In the ranking, TIME noted that the Expressway was among the major reasons why Nairobi made it to the list due to the advantage it has brought in solving the traffic jam crisis in the east African city.

The publication noted that Nairobi offers a variety of outstanding sites and treats that visitors may enjoy. Moving away from the usual Safari that Kenya is popularly known for, TIME noted that the capital offered art and cultural experiences that newbies would enjoy.

"The brand-new Nairobi Expressway, the $650 million (Ksh76 billion) project, provides a long-overdue reprieve from congestion in the centre of the city, so residents and visitors can access it more easily and quickly than ever before," the magazine noted.

"And although tourists may have previously opted to make a beeline into the bush, today Nairobi is offering visitors plenty of reasons to keep inside the capital. The Nairobi Contemporary Art Institute (NCAI) just celebrated its opening with an exhibit showcasing Nairobian artist Sane Wadu."

"In the food scene, a synthesis of global inspiration is heating up. Cultiva Farm Kenya is an exceptional example, where Ecuadorian restaurateur Ariel Moscardi renders East African ingredients and flavours with South American techniques."

Kenya is among Africa's fastest-growing economies and a number of international start-ups and businesses have planted their roots in Nairobi, this has also expedited the growth of education with companies giving back to the local communities through CSRs.

samorobo:


You wish my friend,you wish.

samorobo:



- Eskimo produce 10hrs plus down time MW

- yes.

- where is the pidgin boer?

jl115:
samorobo has yes

samorobo:


And this is suppose to mean what again?

samorobo:



Ok, cool story bro.

samorobo:


Oh is it now?

samorobo:


Don’t you think it’s a little odd you mentioning my name now?

samorobo:


No offense but this flyover hasn’t solved shiit. I doubt up to 15 passengers commute that flyover daily. Nairobians still prefer to die in a 5hrs traffic than pay that token and reduce travel time to 15mins. I wonder how you gon’ break even with all that debt attached to this project.

Tayser:
Nairobi Ranked Among 50 Greatest Cities Due to Expressway

Nairobi has been named among the world's 50 greatest places of 2022 in a new ranking by TIME Magazine.

In the ranking, TIME noted that the Expressway was among the major reasons why Nairobi made it to the list due to the advantage it has brought in solving the traffic jam crisis in the east African city.

The publication noted that Nairobi offers a variety of outstanding sites and treats that visitors may enjoy. Moving away from the usual Safari that Kenya is popularly known for, TIME noted that the capital offered art and cultural experiences that newbies would enjoy.

"The brand-new Nairobi Expressway, the $650 million (Ksh76 billion) project, provides a long-overdue reprieve from congestion in the centre of the city, so residents and visitors can access it more easily and quickly than ever before," the magazine noted.

"And although tourists may have previously opted to make a beeline into the bush, today Nairobi is offering visitors plenty of reasons to keep inside the capital. The Nairobi Contemporary Art Institute (NCAI) just celebrated its opening with an exhibit showcasing Nairobian artist Sane Wadu."

"In the food scene, a synthesis of global inspiration is heating up. Cultiva Farm Kenya is an exceptional example, where Ecuadorian restaurateur Ariel Moscardi renders East African ingredients and flavours with South American techniques."

Kenya is among Africa's fastest-growing economies and a number of international start-ups and businesses have planted their roots in Nairobi, this has also expedited the growth of education with companies giving back to the local communities through CSRs.

rvp20182:
See that exactly why are talking in different wavelength.You know nothing in subject matter beyond gut feelings.The only guy who has been at it with me lately Charles Hornsby.. some of us will predict the score to the dot, parliament,senate...Ruto is winning big.That is why Uhuru political brain Dr Nancy Gitau abandoned the project months ago and run abroad.Youre stuck there waiting for an idiot like Tom Wolf to confuse you more

Kazikazi:
Tanzania
Masaki peninsula

kikuyu1:

He disappointed me! Was again in Msa and Kwale and confirm Ruto has a solid support base,moreso in the latter where he's positively identified with road projects.

Tayser:


We are in election year so don't expect much construction from us. We will be back.

rvp2018:
Yes the coast is slipping away. I have seen Raila rallies in Mombasa today, Kwale and Taita Taveta - very low key. It's really difficult time for any incumbent candidate to campaign (self-inflected destruction by Raila) - economic situation worldwide- is hurting people. Looking at the opinion polls - and taking them at their highest - they remind of 2010 referendum - where undecided voters remain very high - till election week. Come election day - the Nos did very well - scoring 32% against project 20% - because like now (Ruto folks are mostly unwashed poor hustlers) - the Nos where mostly poor christian fundamentalist- while the Yes were mainstream - shied away. So generally prepare for "shocking" margins of defeat of Raila.

My predictive model looks like this.

Total Registered votes 22.1M
National Avg Turn out 73% - down from 78% in 2017
Expected Total Votes 16.3M
Ruto win 54% of 8.7M
Raila second 44% of 7.2M
Waja & Mwaura score 1% of 231K.

GOV SEN WOW MPS
UDA 24 26 26 148
ODM 7 11 9 43
JUBILEE 2 2 1 25
WIPER 4 3 5 25
UDM 4 3 2 12
ANC 2 0 1 12
FORDK 2 1 1 12
DAP 1 0 0 6
KPU 1 0 0 6 1
OTHER 0 1 2 1
TOTAL 47 47 47 290

Both sides right now are trying to see who can outrig or sabotage the election. Uhuru knows it's gone but he is not going down without a fight. The political risk therefore of a 2007 kind of meltdown is very high. But given their defeat is overwhelming....my numbers I suspect are about 2-3% underrating Ruto victory - that are disguised now as undecided voters - they will fold their camp. But again expect all kind of shenagians and prepare yourself accordingly.

AUSTIN, Texas -- It's been written and said more times than anyone can count that H. Ross Perot cost George H.W. Bush the 1992 Presidential Election.

Perot took 19% of vote
Clinton won with 43% of vote

kikuyu1:


I agree but imo turnout will be a little higher. Wanjohi tried to make a Ross Perot out of Wajackoyah but failed. Clinton won, or rather Bush Sr lost cause the Texas billionaire drained his votes.
Ofc, it's NOT a unanimous agreement but still...


[url]https://spectrumlocalnews.com/tx/austin/news/2019/07/09/ross-perot-often-credited-for-costing-bush--92-election/url]

Anyway Waja is more of an entertainer than a contender.

Kazikazi:
Son,
Geothermal isn't as cheap as hydro.For them to export their electricity,they need to produce a very cheap form of electricity which I believe they can't since Ethiopia has that big hydro dam and no one will leave a cheap power from Ethiopia and go buy a highly expensive geothermal

S.A. don't get power from DRC

Kazikazi:
You are a small nation and small things excites you. What is Wimbledon? Can Wimbledon reduce the high number of your unemployable folks?

Big nations like TZ are busy on big big stuff. Currently we are busy finalising discussions on LNG $40b plant. Besides that, we are about to announce a huge oil discoveries in eyasi wembere basin.I can't mention big investments in manufacturing sectors. I don't wanna mention the longest electrified stuff in africa which we are constructing

We will be behind Egypt once we start LNG

gallivant:


Geothermal is cheaper, it's renewable. Hydropower is from the past, expensive and dangerous.

jl115:

-how many MW does your country produce... Simple question

- nope

- so you were just writing gibberish then?

SUFFERInSMILIIN post=114734837 :


[s] Nigeria has no official production capacity one day the National Grid can collapse for 9 hours which is no production at all in the whole country next day the country can generate 2000 megawatt generation is totally erratic. Last month the National Grid collapse three times and each time the black count was 12 hours. To make matters worse boko Haram is now attacking the National Grid [/s]

QuietMynd:

This is a lie

kikuyu1:


He disappointed me! Was again in Msa and Kwale and confirm Ruto has a solid support base,moreso in the latter where he's positively identified with road projects.

jl115:
Don't worry because of Hunters we have 10s of thousands of kudu.... Just let us do our thing here and you enjoy the little wildlife you have left just remember you lost 70% of your wildlife since banning hunting.... Ours grew from 400 000 to over 50 million.... We literally have 50 times more game animals than Kenya thanks to hunting

gallivant:


I fail to see the correlation between conservation and cold calculated murder. You need to look at yourself closely in the mirror, for salvation.

vankelvin:


Is Tanzania ready for AFCON?