Kenya does twice that - 320-340 billion

One year to march 2022 - a year ago - 29 trillion - that was 300 billion.
Safaricom records show the mobile money platform increased the total value of transactions by 34 per cent last year to hit the Sh29. 5 trillion mark for the financial year ended March 2022. This saw earnings from the platform increase to Sh107

Just40:
Ghana total mobile money transaction for 2022 hit 160 billion dollars

Total Mobile Money transactions in 2022 hit a record ¢1.07 trillion despite the existence of the Electronic Transaction Levy (E-Levy), the January 2022 Summary of Economic and Financial Data by the Bank of Ghana has revealed.

The 12th Flyover been opened to traffic today by the president elect in PH
The state governor has constructed more highways and flyovers than Kenya has since it became independence.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DKgPU1wOZos

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lFlCYPh7cVY

23.4km Eket - Etinan DUAL CARRIAGE RURAL Road Project that links Etinan, Nsit Ibom, Akwa ibom state Nigeria
It comes with three new bridges measuring 199m

Also on this road is a 4.11km Outfall Drain

Carriageway Width of 8m each

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=s8zebM87HQE

rvp20182:
Kenya does twice that - 320-340 billion

One year to march 2022 - a year ago - 29 trillion - that was 300 billion.
Safaricom records show the mobile money platform increased the total value of transactions by 34 per cent last year to hit the Sh29. 5 trillion mark for the financial year ended March 2022. This saw earnings from the platform increase to Sh107

another lie (must you always lie?)
What do you gain from it? 🤣😂

Total transaction was 7.9 trillion kshs which is 60 billion dollars

That is p2p - where you need mobile money agents.

https://www.pd.co.ke/business/m-pesas-transactions-hits-sh30-trillion-126812/
Safaricom records show the mobile money platform increased the total value of transactions by 34 per cent last year to hit the Sh29.5 trillion mark for the financial year ended March 2022.

This saw earnings from the platform increase to Sh107.7 billion having grown from Sh82.6 billion in 2021, indicating the increasing importance of M-Pesa to Kenya’s financial sector.

Just40:
another lie (must you always lie?)
What do you gain from it? 🤣😂

Total transaction was 7.9 trillion kshs which is 60 billion dollars

376km Abuja-Kaduna-Zaria-Kano dual carriage highway Construction
Kaduna-Zaria-Kano sections has now been completed

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=d3XLDyTXYso

Ghana - SOuth Africa MOMO has long way to go

Mpesa is now one world busiest payment system - 2,000 tps - 16 billion transactions per year - this year it probably reached 20B plus transaction.

Likes of VISA worldwide - do 250B transaction volume per year - Safaricom only does 10% of that - in kenya only. UnionPay 200: Master Card 150.


The report shows that M-Pesa processed 2,000 transactions every second in the past financial year, compared to 1,800 transactions per second the previous year.

During the last 12-months it facilitated [b] 15.75 billion transactions via M-Pesa, valued at KES29.55 trillion ($250 billion), a big jump up from 11.68 billion transactions in 2021, valued at KES22.04 trillion ($186 billion). [ /b]

Over the years the telco has also expanded the number of services offered by M-Pesa and evolved beyond just person-to-person money transfers. Now it offers savings and loan products, bill payments, cross border money transfers as well as e-commerce and merchant payments.

There are now over 3.2 million businesses in Kenya accepting payments on M-Pesa, up from 2 million in 2021, and over 492,700 active Lipa na M-Pesa merchants, almost 200,000 more than a year before.

rvp20182:
That is p2p - where you need mobile money agents.

https://www.pd.co.ke/business/m-pesas-transactions-hits-sh30-trillion-126812/
Safaricom records show the mobile money platform increased the total value of transactions by 34 per cent last year to hit the Sh29.5 trillion mark for the financial year ended March 2022.

This saw earnings from the platform increase to Sh107.7 billion having grown from Sh82.6 billion in 2021, indicating the increasing importance of M-Pesa to Kenya’s financial sector.

That is total value of transaction from all the countries that safaricom mpesa works in.

The central bank of Kenya measured the total value of transaction in Kenya alone for 12 months to be 7.9trillion kshs, which is more or less 60 billion dollars.

Go and complain to your central bank that they got it wrong, which they didn't

rvp20182:
Ghana - SOuth Africa MOMO has long way to go

Mpesa is now one world busiest payment system - 2,000 tps - 16 billion transactions per year - this year it probably reached 20B plus transaction.

Likes of VISA worldwide - do 250B transaction volume per year - Safaricom only does 10% of that - in kenya only. UnionPay 200: Master Card 150.


The report shows that M-Pesa processed 2,000 transactions every second in the past financial year, compared to 1,800 transactions per second the previous year.

During the last 12-months it facilitated [b] 15.75 billion transactions via M-Pesa, valued at KES29.55 trillion ($250 billion), a big jump up from 11.68 billion transactions in 2021, valued at KES22.04 trillion ($186 billion). [ /b]

Over the years the telco has also expanded the number of services offered by M-Pesa and evolved beyond just person-to-person money transfers. Now it offers savings and loan products, bill payments, cross border money transfers as well as e-commerce and merchant payments.

There are now over 3.2 million businesses in Kenya accepting payments on M-Pesa, up from 2 million in 2021, and over 492,700 active Lipa na M-Pesa merchants, almost 200,000 more than a year before.

Ghana momo has done almost 3 times what Kenya momo did.. Kenya needs to catch up.

South Africa is not a momo country... They are a full card base economy.

In 2021, Kenya alone mpesa transaction was 80 billion dollars.
In Ghana, it was a 110 billion dollars

Just40:
That is total value of transaction from all the countries that safaricom mpesa works in.

The central bank of Kenya measured the total value of transaction in Kenya alone for 12 months to be 7.9trillion kshs, which is more or less 60 billion dollars.

Go and complain to your central bank that they got it wrong, which they didn't

You're a fully grown man. At least have some shame.

Even if it's for the sake of debating, the truth must be upheld at all times. That's what real men do. It's a code observed world over but I guess you guys are just a special kind.

Saddamochieng00:


You're a fully grown man. At least have some shame.

Even if it's for the sake of debating, the truth must be upheld at all times. That's what real men do. It's a code observed world over but I guess you guys are just a special kind.

You're a grown man

Use your Brian and respect the data from your central bank.
They have all financial data and just give you a 12 month transaction report for your country.

Any reservations you have, go and speak to them

Saddamochieng00:


You're a fully grown man. At least have some shame.

Even if it's for the sake of debating, the truth must be upheld at all times. That's what real men do. It's a code observed world over but I guess you guys are just a special kind.

Special kind is an understatement.

gallivant:


Special kind is an understatement.

I was just being polite.

Just40:
You're a grown man

Use your Brian and respect the data from your central bank.
They have all financial data and just give you a 12 month transaction report for your country.

Any reservations you have, go and speak to them

Find God!

Saddamochieng00:


Find God!

You need God more cause I already have him.

Now make use of the brain God gave you and stop whining

All these KIA vehicles are made in Ghana. Ghana now has one of the biggest KIA assembly plants in Africa, assembling over 30,000 vehicles annually.

Now it's a lot cheaper to buy car in Ghana than to import.

All this flat are purposely built for Ghanaian workers.....



https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=V_1x6GZJYFg

Some new flat for Ghanaian workers




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

rvp20182:
Naira is overvalued - that overstate the nominal GDP - which is in USD. This is common sense 101.

Some economist think it's overvalued by 20%. I think it's close to 50%.

First indicator - is black market rate which is widely used in Nigeria and is the REAL exchange rate - official rate is 450 - black market rate is 750.

Then sweatheart USD rate for Nigeria Northern Business elite who have captured Abuja.

https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2022-10-18/naira-likely-to-be-devalued-by-20-in-2023-bank-of-america-says

What rubbish re u saying boy,
U always sound incoherent

The ever beautiful RIDGE, green and lustrous
New bank of Ghana office in view

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZtSBUC2SdPA

vaxx:
All these KIA vehicles are made in Ghana. Ghana now has one of the biggest KIA assembly plants in Africa, assembling over 30,000 vehicles annually.

Now it's a lot cheaper to buy car in Ghana than to import.

30k annually really nigga.understand installed capacities from actual productions

Access Holdings says its flagship subsidiary, Access Bank Plc, has received regulatory approval from the Central Bank of Angola for the acquisition of a majority equity stake in Finibanco, an Angolan Bank.

Nigerian Banks keep expanding.

rvp20182:
Kenya economy grew by respectfully 4.8% (roughly 5%) despite a difficult 2022 - due to Ukraine-Russia war & election.

The economy is slowing down
Revenues are dropping, export of flowers is in all time low,and coupled with these protests with gov employees going for 4 months without pay,2023 will be more worst

Kazikazi:
The economy is slowing down
Revenues are dropping, export of flowers is in all time low,and coupled with these protests with gov employees going for 4 months without pay,2023 will be more worst

If you love Kenya, you better pray 2023 doesn't get worse economically for them because by 2024, there is 2 Billion dollars debt to be paid.

Never argue with fools. Pray for your zoo republics instead.

gallivant:
Never argue with fools. Pray for your zoo republics instead.

u posted a fake stuff,anyone can do that

Some people just can't handle reality!!

Just40 do you mind explaining why you only have an annual average steel demand of 350000 tonnes compared to Tanzania with an average of 440000 tonnes? What's the difference between your country and Togo then?

Now let's compare that to a country experiencing meaningful growth not just growth on paper.

Increase in usage of steel in Kenya has been witnessed due to the immense growth in the industrial
sector and infrastructure. This paper seeks to forecast steel demand and supply in Kenya till 2030. Time-series model is used to carry
out the forecast particularly moving averages and trend projection methods being employed. The results project
an increase in steel demand from 1.6 million tons in 2014 to 2.7 million tons by 2020 and 4.4 million tons by
2030 .

Total steel imports by Country
Figure 1: Ghana
Figure 2: Tanzania
Figure 3: Kenya

vaxx:
All these KIA vehicles are made in Ghana. Ghana now has one of the biggest KIA assembly plants in Africa, assembling over 30,000 vehicles annually.

Now it's a lot cheaper to buy car in Ghana than to import.

Ghana produce around 6000 annually

Capacity and actual production/assemble are two different things

May Buhari never happen to us again or any other country.

Since that guy came in 2015 Nigeria have gone from bad to worse.

I can't wait for that illiterate to leave.
Imagine going for 8 years literally without a president. If this happens in Kenya or Tanzania they would have been competing with Somalia by now

For now Nigeria is one of the biggest Zoo in Africa

I have a little hope Tinubu will bring a glimpse of hope again

AfriqueDuZuid:


Ghana produce around 6000 annually

Capacity and actual production/assemble are two different things

nah , Ghana produce 100,000 cars annually

rvp20182:
30k annually really nigga.understand installed capacities from actual productions

that is for kia alone , which are different from others cars automobile industry