obaaderemi:
Why are you so insecure? Did anyone mention Hdi here?

There's no zoo here but little India. Since you can't answer the question, then let's take it as an admittance that Ghana is better than Kenya.

Your logic was to be based on HDI. But after realizing both Ghana and Kenya are ahead of your zoo, You're indirectly withdrawing.

Any indices that puts ghana ahead of kenya, then know your zoo is also trailing.

Kazikazi:
They cant learn anything. They are busy on finding something to fill their empty bellies.

But anyway,we will need these Kenyans to come work in Tz.Our population in Tz won't be enough to work on each factory and on every sector of our bigggest economy
Imagine just on LNG plant alone,we will have LNG plant of 40b dollars, plus another industrial park with over 50 factories using gas as a raw material for those new factories.

Then we have this new Kwala city in coastal region with about 1,000 factories popping up.

Then we have bagamoyo with I don't know how many factories planned in that town.
Surely,we must get cheap labourers from kenya

Lol@ 'Looking for something to fill their empty bellies.
Anyway, I heard Tanzania is now the biggest source of Remmitances in Africa to Kenya after South Africa.

Shma2022:

More of your Ghana.

Ghana's debt to Gross Domestic Product (GDP), according to Bloomberg, is estimated at 84.6 per cent by the end of this year. This indicates that the nation's debt will have surpass ¢400 billion by far before the end of 2022.

All countries at the moment have a debt problem. Egypt is also going to the IMF and South African debt to GDP is also around 80% ( very high).
My previous post was solely about IMF support in history over the years. My point is that Kenya has needed more support only second to Liberia. It matters little to me what type of support they needed.
The only real mistake Ghana made in the past few years in my opinion (in comparison to Kenya) is that they relied so much on Eurobonds the way Egypt, South Africa, and Nigeria did.
Egypt borrowed most from Eurobonds, South Africa second, Ghana third, and Nigeria 4th.
Ghana like the other three countries should have played with caution.
Kenya on the other hand also have a high debt to GDP close to 70% if I'm not mistaken.

Shma2022:

Your logic was to be based on HDI. But after realizing both Ghana and Kenya are ahead of your zoo, You're indirectly withdrawing.

Any indices that puts ghana ahead of kenya, then know your zoo is also trailing.

Ghana is also ahead of Kenya on gdp per capita.

obaaderemi:
Lol@ 'Looking for something to fill their empty bellies.
Anyway, I heard Tanzania is now the biggest source of Remmitances in Africa to Kenya after South Africa.

Yes. What do you expect from a lazy nation that can't build their nation by themselves. We have to set up our own companies and startups to help them, hence why.

We are building Tz.

GeneralDae2:

Ghana is also ahead of Kenya on gdp per capita.

Don't act stupid. Who is talking about per capita?

You're the same mor0n who always shift goalposts when cornered.

Tanzania will always remain at our shadows. Keep dreaming. I think kenya will double Tanzania GDP in two years - you'll be 65B dollars - as we will be 120-130B dollars.

You're a poster child of stupidity - and should be donated to West Africa.

Kazikazi:
They cant learn anything. They are busy on finding something to fill their empty bellies.

But anyway,we will need these Kenyans to come work in Tz.Our population in Tz won't be enough to work on each factory and on every sector of our bigggest economy
Imagine just on LNG plant alone,we will have LNG plant of 40b dollars, plus another industrial park with over 50 factories using gas as a raw material for those new factories.

Then we have this new Kwala city in coastal region with about 1,000 factories popping up.

Then we have bagamoyo with I don't know how many factories planned in that town.
Surely,we must get cheap labourers from kenya

Shma2022:

Don't act stupid. Who is talking about per capita?

You're the same mor0n who always shift goalposts when cornered.

Now you are crying like the little baby you are . Ghana seem to be ahead of Kenya on almost every indices.

GeneralDae2:

All countries at the moment have a debt problem. Egypt is also going to the IMF and South African debt to GDP is also around 80% ( very high).
My previous post was solely about IMF support in history over the years. My point is that Kenya has needed more support only second to Liberia. It matters little to me what type of support they needed.
The only real mistake Ghana made in the past few years in my opinion (in comparison to Kenya) is that they relied so much on Eurobonds the way Egypt, South Africa, and Nigeria did.
Egypt borrowed most from Eurobonds, South Africa second, Ghana third, and Nigeria 4th.
Ghana like the other three countries should have played with caution.
Kenya on the other hand also have a high debt to GDP close to 70% if I'm not mistaken.

86% =! 70%!!?

I mean, how is 86% equivalent to 70%?

GeneralDae2:

I wonder what he was thinking talking about IMF when Kenya is number 2 most supported country ever in Africa by IMF. Second only to Liberia.
In addition, Kenya is also much more indebted to China as well than Ghana.

You see what we are saying.
They don't know much about their own country. Kenya is the last country to criticize anyone about debts and it's management.

Shma2022:


86% =! 70%!!?

I mean, how is 86% equivalent to 70%?

My point is that yours is also past the threshold.

GeneralDae2:

Now you are crying like the little baby you are . Ghana seem to be ahead of Kenya on almost every indices.

I want you to think, I hate silly and dumb submissions, that's why I'm pissed off with you.

You're just picking tiny substrata of everything then make a judgement.

For example,
Your typical way of thinking:

Ghana has a five star hotel, Kenya doesn't. So, ghana is ahead of Kenya.

Obtuse ness at it's core.

Taking a standby facility - which you never drawn - is not the same has being on bailout consistently for the last three decades.
Yes, Ghana biggest mistake is to take EXTERNAL COMMERCIAL LOANS.
Kenya generally avoid commercial loans;
Although we are also in debt crisis - ours is easy to solve.
Ghana need Jesus as I dont see any easy solution - you already have all the minerals but nothing doing.

GeneralDae2:

All countries at the moment have a debt problem. Egypt is also going to the IMF and South African debt to GDP is also around 80% ( very high).
My previous post was solely about IMF support in history over the years. My point is that Kenya has needed more support only second to Liberia. It matters little to me what type of support they needed.
The only real mistake Ghana made in the past few years in my opinion (in comparison to Kenya) is that they relied so much on Eurobonds the way Egypt, South Africa, and Nigeria did.
Egypt borrowed most from Eurobonds, South Africa second, Ghana third, and Nigeria 4th.
Ghana like the other three countries should have played with caution.
Kenya on the other hand also have a high debt to GDP close to 70% if I'm not mistaken.

GeneralDae2:

My point is that yours is also past the threshold.

Your point is flawed. I've just debunked it with a simple fact.

GeneralDae2:

Now you are crying like the little baby you are . Ghana seem to be ahead of Kenya on almost every indices.

I don't know why you are handling that one as if he has any brain. He, gallipig and the suffering illiterate are better ignored. They're subhuman and can't hold meaningful debates. I never bring myself down to their level.

obaaderemi:
I don't know why you are handling that one as if he has any brain. He, gallipig and the suffering illiterate are better ignored. They're subhuman and can't hold meaningful debates. I never bring myself down to their level.

You fear Quoting me directly, because your career is at stake.

Woman.

Come with your puny insignificant brain and engage me. I will wipe the stupidity out of your brain fluid devoid block head.

Shma2022:

Dumb syndrome in display --- I'm not certain if this can be chronic glaucoma.

This is a Kenyan map. Take eyeglasses on my bills and help yourself. The map is even showing 20% arable land, not 30.

We need IMF more than you need it. We have climate issues. You don't.

30% of Kenya is like half of ghana.

As of 2022, I see you've just paid $8M, but your outstanding debt still intact at a whooping $1.3M.

so you also want to dispute the facts?

The Agricultural land is your arable land size as stated below.
Tell me if the figure you see is not more than the size of Ghana


I know, all the time I have to educate you about your own country.

What's you next excuse

Just40:
so you also want to dispute the facts?

The Agricultural land is your arable land size as stated below.
Tell me if the figure you see is not more than the size of Ghana


I know, all the time I have to educate you about your own country.

What's you next excuse

This is the fact.

The rest are attributed by irrigation schemes that we've pumped billions to facilitate.

GeneralDae2:

All countries at the moment have a debt problem. Egypt is also going to the IMF and South African debt to GDP is also around 80% ( very high).
My previous post was solely about IMF support in history over the years. My point is that Kenya has needed more support only second to Liberia. It matters little to me what type of support they needed.
The only real mistake Ghana made in the past few years in my opinion (in comparison to Kenya) is that they relied so much on Eurobonds the way Egypt, South Africa, and Nigeria did.
Egypt borrowed most from Eurobonds, South Africa second, Ghana third, and Nigeria 4th.
Ghana like the other three countries should have played with caution.
Kenya on the other hand also have a high debt to GDP close to 70% if I'm not mistaken.

The problem is not even with the debt but the fact that the govt has failed to sign various contract for production in various fields that will make the economy fluid

Shma2022:


86% =! 70%!!?

I mean, how is 86% equivalent to 70%?

Ghana has every means to repay it debt, Kenya does not.

Hence why your country took budgetary support IMF bailout last year and this year you have taken another IMF bailout to start repaying the Chinese loan despite several years of debt restructuring and freeze on debt repayment from china.

Shma2022:
I want you to think, I hate silly and dumb submissions, that's why I'm pissed off with you.

You're just picking tiny substrata of everything then make a judgement.

For example,
Your typical way of thinking:

Ghana has a five star hotel, Kenya doesn't. So, ghana is ahead of Kenya.

Obtuse ness at it's core.

all this noise is does not make a point

Shma2022:

This is the fact.

The rest are attributed by irrigation schemes that we've pumped billions to facilitate.

good you can't dispute the FAO and your own govt.

Fact is that you have arable lands more than the size of Ghana...

It is not an excuse to be backward and take more bailout from ImF in Africa except for Liberia.

Ghana has never needed IMF money except for our dirty politics

Just40:
Ghana has every means to repay it debt, Kenya does not.

Hence why your country took budgetary support IMF bailout last year and this year you have taken another IMF bailout to start repaying the Chinese loan despite several years of debt restructuring and freeze on debt repayment from china.

check debt servicing ratio..debt is repaid from taxes... Kenya ratio is not even at 40 percent.. Ghana is soon joining Nigeria at 100 per cent plus meaning being broke completely.Kenya problem is having to cut development or borrow to develop but we can meet our expenditures including debt repayment . Nigeria is borrowing to pay salaries.. Ghana going there

rvp2018:
check debt servicing ratio..debt is repaid from taxes... Kenya ratio is not even at 40 percent.. Ghana is soon joining Nigeria at 100 per cent plus meaning being broke completely.Kenya problem is having to cut development or borrow to develop but we can meet our expenditures including debt repayment

great you ask for that ...

Ghana debt servicing to revenue stands at 48%
Kenya parliamentary report put Kenya's debt servicing to revenue at 63% while Bloomberg puts it at 74%.

Unfortunately you can't meet your expenditure hence your borrowing for your budget and to pay salaries.

Just40:
great you ask for that ...

Ghana debt servicing to revenue stands at 48%
Kenya parliamentary report put Kenya's debt servicing to revenue at 63% while Bloomberg puts it at 74%.

Unfortunately you can't meet your expenditure hence your borrowing for your budget and to pay salaries.

Kenya ordinary revenues are more than 20b dollars..debt repayment around 8 billion per year..stop inventing your figures

Just40:
Ghana has every means to repay it debt, Kenya does not.

Hence why your country took budgetary support IMF bailout last year and this year you have taken another IMF bailout to start repaying the Chinese loan despite several years of debt restructuring and freeze on debt repayment from china.

Explain how. For what I know; ghana's debt service on external debt is at 2.5billion USD, Kenya is doing nearly 3B USD.

Lanes.

Also, our productive population will easily pay our debts. Government's new plan is to consume 65% of the taxes - that is 1.3trillion, serious business. That means the government funded projects(huge pr) will have to wait until we achieve our targeted 55% debt ceiling.

We need to hit below our debt ceiling before we can embark on serious business.

For now, all infrastructural developments will solely depend on private investors. And they are in a boom since the policy has been adjusted to favor them.

rvp2018:
Kenya ordinary revenues are more than 20b dollars..debt repayment around 8 billion per year..stop inventing your figures

debt repayment at 12 billion while tax revenue is 17 billion .

Stop paddling numbers

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sYXkNG3E1TE

How Kenyan man makes beautiful pencils from recycled newspapers

Mahamud Omari and his partners came up with the idea of making Momo Pencils from recycled newspapers after they realised most of the pencils used in Kenya are imported from China and India.

They put their mind together, bought machines and employed people who collect the newspapers from homes and offices.

The move has helped to achieve two things: conserve the environment and provide affordable pencils for Kenyan school kids.

Just40:
good you can't dispute the FAO and your own govt.

Fact is that you have arable lands more than the size of Ghana...

It is not an excuse to be backward and take more bailout from ImF in Africa except for Liberia.

Ghana has never needed IMF money except for our dirty politics

I've disputed it.

And how can 252k equate to 54% Of arable land? ;

Show us the magic you used to arrive at 54%?

Waiting.....

Shma2022:

Explain how. For what I know; ghana's debt service on external debt is at 2.5billion USD, Kenya is doing nearly 3B USD.

Lanes.

Also, our productive population will easily pay our debts. Government's new plan is to consume 65% of the taxes - that is 1.3trillion, serious business. That means the government funded projects(huge pr) will have to wait.

We need to hit below our debt ceiling before we can embark on serious business.

For now, all infrastructural developments will solely depend on private investors. And they are in a boom since the policy has been adjusted to favor them.

good you said for what you know.

Well, Ghana will still be developing while your country put a freeze on all development spending which will still not be enough

Shma2022:

I've disputed it.

with what, noise ?

Just40:
with what, noise ?

You said 252k km² is 54%.

How?

Is this madness or dumbness