Leroy19:
Here you go!

http://www.africacradle.com/ranking-of-african-countries-by-literacy-rate-zimbabwe-no-1/

https://www.worldlifeexpectancy.com/kenya-life-expectancy

Dude,have you not read or understood the facts presented here severally by me and rvp2018? Naij real GDP is max half that.

Riverwood. Named after River-road nairobi where most of those cheap skits are produced.
2017 RiverWood winners

The awards that mainly focus on local productions, done on low budget

edon21:

what's the name of Kenya s movie industry please

The Plan for our manufacturing sector under the MTP by The National Treasury(Medium Term Plan for duration 2018-2022)

We have made huge strides in The Ease Of Doing Business and in the Global Competitiveness Index rankings.

We are left with the remaining three.That's where the work is.With passion and the Legacy in mind,I can't see why the president will shoot himself in the foot and choose not to realise this. Matiang'i is hardheaded(in a good way),he will expect nothing but performance from the guys reporting to him.There might be some reprieve for our manufacturing capacity as a nation after all,I'm pumped up by the new development in our steel industry.Outside SA courtesy of Devki Group,we will have the only raw industrial steel plant which will be self powered by a 55.5 MW energy plant.Our steel import bill stands at around 0.8-1 billion USD. Devki wants to eat into this as they will be producing the steel from the scratch from our locally iron ore reserves. We have BMS,a Bangladeshi company which also wants to come in,it will partner with a Mauritian company and unnamed Kenyan Investor .The new Jumbo Steel Mills in Rabai,Kilifi has recently been opened.

You cannot industrilise without metals.We will soon have steel in cheap prices if everything falls into place.

A berth for the Dongo Kundu SEZ is already underway,the SEZ is modeled under Dubai's port of Jebel Ali,the world ninth busiest Port.Kengen are a brilliant Parastatal,the Naivasha Park is coming up.3.4 billion shillings for land has already been set aside.The SEZ in Athi River is set to receive cash in the budget year 2019-2020,we can at least be optimistic in our manufacturing! What we need is implementation of all mentioned in the Treasury's MTP 2018-2022.

https://www.businessdailyafrica.com/corporate/companies/Steel-firm-Jumbo-opens-Sh1bn-Kilifi-plant/4003102-4714294-aa8l6sz/index.html

https://www.nation.co.ke/business/Chinese-firm-inks-Sh26bn-energy-deal-with-Devki/996-4945154-13l86jb/index.html

https://www.businessdailyafrica.com/news/Bangladeshi-steel-maker-to-open/539546-4910048-l9sw4s/index.html

https://www.businessdailyafrica.com/news/MPs-allocate-Sh3-4bn-for-Naivasha-industry-park-land/539546-4536406-mqqfdu/index.htm

https://www.nation.co.ke/counties/All-set-for-Dongo-Kundu-free-port/1107872-4758344-wg6hdmz/index.html

rvp2018:
I hope Uhuru really work his butt to deliver this. This 1M housing units will transform our towns & cities and Universal HealthCare are achievable. Food Security & Manufacturing is hard nuts. Food Security is really a question of poverty & market access. Manufacturing is a tough nut with China and Asians manufacturing everything cheaply.

edon21:

what's the name of Kenya s movie industry please

Google

edon21:


which one do you consider as fifth

Angola

rvp2018:
Riverwood. Named after River-road nairobi where most of those cheap skits are produced.
2017 RiverWood winners

The awards that mainly focus on local productions, done on low budget

how much does it worth and how popular is it

tylann:
Angola

funny boy you know that however you dodge it Nigerian military ranks more than yours

Interesting. I am excited by the private sector activity around steeel & cement production. I cannot say the same about GoK funded EPZ/SEZs. I don't think Dongo Kundu or Naivasha or Athi have started. There was big talk of Leather Industry at Kenaine - Athi River - but where is it now. I know in Edloret - Langat's SEZ with Pearl River China is off ground.

So I am still not up-beat about improving our manufacturing back to where it was few ago - when it was 17% of GDP. Now it 8% and probably going down.

Anyway I do hope Matiangi can make things move. Dongo Kundu - with new road - and lying few meters from current port & railway - should be easy win.

jonraid2:
The Plan for our manufacturing sector under the MTP by The National Treasury(Medium Term Plan for duration 2018-2022)

We have made huge strides in The Ease Of Doing Business and in the Global Competitiveness Index rankings.

We are left with the remaining three.That's where the work is.With passion and the Legacy in mind,I can't see why the president will shoot himself in the foot and choose not to realise this. Matiang'i is hardheaded(in a good way),he will expect nothing but performance from the guys reporting to him.There might be some reprieve for our manufacturing capacity as a nation after all,I'm pumped up by the new development in our steel industry.Outside SA courtesy of Devki Group,we will have the only raw industrial steel plant which will be self powered by 55.5 MW energy plant.Our steel import bill stands at around 0.8-1 billion USD. Devki wants to eat into this as they will be producing the steel from the scratch from our locally iron ore reserves. We have BMS,a Bangladeshi company which also wants to come in,it will partner with a Mauritian company and unnamed Kenyan Investor .The new Jumbo Steel Mills in Rabai,Kilifi has recently been opened.

You cannot industrilise without metals.We will soon have steel in cheap prices if everything falls into place.

A berth for the Dongo Kundu SEZ is already underway,the SEZ is modeled under Dubai's port of Jebel Ali,the world ninth busiest Port.Kengen are a brilliant Parastatal,the Naivasha Park is coming up.3.4 billion shillings for land has already been set aside.The SEZ in Athi River is set to receive cash in the budget year 2019-2020,we can at least be optimistic in our manufacturing! What we need is implementation of all mentioned in the Treasury's MTP 2018-2022.

https://www.businessdailyafrica.com/corporate/companies/Steel-firm-Jumbo-opens-Sh1bn-Kilifi-plant/4003102-4714294-aa8l6sz/index.html

https://www.nation.co.ke/business/Chinese-firm-inks-Sh26bn-energy-deal-with-Devki/996-4945154-13l86jb/index.html

https://www.businessdailyafrica.com/news/Bangladeshi-steel-maker-to-open/539546-4910048-l9sw4s/index.html

https://www.businessdailyafrica.com/news/MPs-allocate-Sh3-4bn-for-Naivasha-industry-park-land/539546-4536406-mqqfdu/index.htm

https://www.nation.co.ke/counties/All-set-for-Dongo-Kundu-free-port/1107872-4758344-wg6hdmz/index.html

The Naivasha one too can be an easy win,the prospect of cheaper geothermal power and the railway should make it come to fruition! What Industry wouldn't want to get power sold at half the price and an SGR nearby?

rvp2018:
Interesting. I am excited by the private sector activity around steeel & cement production. I cannot say the same about GoK funded EPZ/SEZs. I don't think Dongo Kundu or Naivasha or Athi have started. There was big talk of Leather Industry at Kenaine - Athi River - but where is it now. I know in Edloret - Langat's SEZ with Pearl River China is off ground.

So I am still not up-beat about improving our manufacturing back to where it was few ago - when it was 17% of GDP. Now it 8% and probably going down.

Anyway I do hope Matiangi can make things move. Dongo Kundu - with new road - and lying few meters from current port & railway - should be easy win.

edon21:

the world knows and can testify that Nigerians are smarter than kenyans
google Philip emeagwali lol

You're telling on yourself:that nigga is a self serving swindler! Even Naijjans have admitted as much.

Only recently, the USAfricadialogue googlegroups listserv managed by Professor Toyin Falola of the University of Texas hosted a discussion on Philip Emeagwali’s vast fraud. Participants in the discussion included Nigerian and African intellectuals, scientists, engineers, and IT professionals. Overall, the discussion reinforced and reiterated one of the worst kept secrets in the Nigerian Diaspora, especially in its online community: that none of Emeagwali’s highfalutin claims, on whose strength he has curried and continues to curry favor and recognition from gullible and hero-hungry black people, is true.

http://saharareporters.com/2010/10/18/how-philip-emeagwali-lied-his-way-fame

And this:

No. Philip Emeagwali was never a "father of the Internet" and made no significant contributions to the Internet's development. Philip Emeagwali did not invent the Internet.

https://www.boutell.com/newfaq/history/emeagwali.html

KENYA
After the successful breach of one of the longest tunnel in Africa the start of laying of the tracks is well on course.

kikuyu1:


You're telling on yourself:that nigga is a self serving swindler! Even Naijjans have admitted as much.


http://saharareporters.com/2010/10/18/how-philip-emeagwali-lied-his-way-fame

And this:
https://www.boutell.com/newfaq/history/emeagwali.html

go tell that to history

I am not sure - last I heard it was to be established deep in narok - around Enosupukia - not even Naivasha or Maaimahiu. That will take time before it get off grounds. It another Konza. I think gov should just focus on having cheaper power for anyone in manufacturing. These SEZs unless by Chinese - are vision 2030 - long term. Another Kulana-Gulala.

Yeap - The Industrial Park to be located in Enosupukia - Narok. That is like nearly 60kms deep from MaiMahu. I wonder what industries you'll attract there. Maybe light industries...coz raw materials for heavy hitters is important.

jonraid2:
The Naivasha one too can be an easy win,the prospect of cheaper geothermal power and the railway should make it come to fruition! What Industry wouldn't want to get power sold at half the price and an SGR nearby?

kikuyu1:


You're telling on yourself:that nigga is a self serving swindler! Even Naijjans have admitted as much.


http://saharareporters.com/2010/10/18/how-philip-emeagwali-lied-his-way-fame

And this:
https://www.boutell.com/newfaq/history/emeagwali.html

go tell that to history

edon21:

funny boy
you know that however you dodge it Nigerian military ranks more than yours

Your army is mediocre
That is what iam talking about

Athena4:
Comments on this thread be like rats fighting for scrap. What exactly will any arguing change in real life? Nigeria and Kenya are both shîtholes that have a long way to go in terms of development and growth. If only you guys would see how far behind Nig and Kenya and stop your ridiculous online twaddle.

If you can't or won't understand the free info we Kenyans have dropped here then..

jonraid2:
The Plan for our manufacturing sector under the MTP by The National Treasury(Medium Term Plan for duration 2018-2022)

We have made huge strides in The Ease Of Doing Business and in the Global Competitiveness Index rankings.

We are left with the remaining three.That's where the work is.With passion and the Legacy in mind,I can't see why the president will shoot himself in the foot and choose not to realise this. Matiang'i is hardheaded(in a good way),he will expect nothing but performance from the guys reporting to him.There might be some reprieve for our manufacturing capacity as a nation after all,I'm pumped up by the new development in our steel industry.Outside SA courtesy of Devki Group,we will have the only raw industrial steel plant which will be self powered by a 55.5 MW energy plant.Our steel import bill stands at around 0.8-1 billion USD. Devki wants to eat into this as they will be producing the steel from the scratch from our locally iron ore reserves. We have BMS,a Bangladeshi company which also wants to come in,it will partner with a Mauritian company and unnamed Kenyan Investor .The new Jumbo Steel Mills in Rabai,Kilifi has recently been opened.

You cannot industrilise without metals.We will soon have steel in cheap prices if everything falls into place.

A berth for the Dongo Kundu SEZ is already underway,the SEZ is modeled under Dubai's port of Jebel Ali,the world ninth busiest Port.Kengen are a brilliant Parastatal,the Naivasha Park is coming up.3.4 billion shillings for land has already been set aside.The SEZ in Athi River is set to receive cash in the budget year 2019-2020,we can at least be optimistic in our manufacturing! What we need is implementation of all mentioned in the Treasury's MTP 2018-2022.

https://www.businessdailyafrica.com/corporate/companies/Steel-firm-Jumbo-opens-Sh1bn-Kilifi-plant/4003102-4714294-aa8l6sz/index.html

https://www.nation.co.ke/business/Chinese-firm-inks-Sh26bn-energy-deal-with-Devki/996-4945154-13l86jb/index.html

https://www.businessdailyafrica.com/news/Bangladeshi-steel-maker-to-open/539546-4910048-l9sw4s/index.html

https://www.businessdailyafrica.com/news/MPs-allocate-Sh3-4bn-for-Naivasha-industry-park-land/539546-4536406-mqqfdu/index.htm

https://www.nation.co.ke/counties/All-set-for-Dongo-Kundu-free-port/1107872-4758344-wg6hdmz/index.html

I'm optimistic ofc,but realistically we need to find our niche in man'f. We'll never be a low wage producer like Bangladesh;politically untenable and thanks to workers rights that's impossible! Those slave wage sweat shops and factories paying 3$ daily are a no go here.

tylann:
Your army is mediocre That is what iam talking about

give me the ranking. stop blabbing

kikuyu1:


If you can't or won't understand the free info we Kenyans have dropped here then..

Kenya is a shîthole.Period.

kikuyu1:


I'm optimistic ofc,but realistically we need to find our niche in man'f. We'll never be a low wage producer like Bangladesh;politically untenable and thanks to workers rights that's impossible! Those slave wage sweat shops and factories paying 3$ daily are a no go here.

Maybe that is why industrial parks will never work in Kenya like ethiopia where you are paid peanuts
In kenya cotu will not allow it

edon21:

give me the ranking. stop blabbing

Google the ranking boy
Ranking high will not stop you army running away naked at the sight of bokoharam

TMKsouth:


1. Best and largest film studios in Africa. International production locations for Hollywood and Bollywood movies. Two Oscars and multiple Oscar nominations.

2. Best television productions and most Emmy Award nominations in Africa.

3. Largest News gathering operation in Africa.

4. Most Grammy Awards and nominations in Africa.

Tinapa studio Calabar, Cross rivers states
Biggest studios in Africa The Ultra modern Tinapa Film Studio located within the Tinapa Free Zone & Resort, provides first class production and post production support services to both local and foreign film, television and music producers using the best equipment available in the industry.

EbonyLife TV, Desperate Housewives Africa Season, The Governor, Desperate Housewives Africa, Cinderella, Dynasty and Melrose Place are large Nigerians Block busters movies are produce here

Yobeezy:

Okay I am a baboon Happy now?

No qualms.Peace out.

It explains why Chinese are heading to Ethiopia,one of the main reason is-cheap cheap labour!

kikuyu1:


I'm optimistic ofc,but realistically we need to find our niche in man'f. We'll never be a low wage producer like Bangladesh;politically untenable and thanks to workers rights that's impossible! Those slave wage sweat shops and factories paying 3$ daily are a no go here.

Ethiopia pay 20-50 dollars a month.Their power cost 3-6 cents. We cannot compete with them on low cost manufacturing. And that is the challenge. I think we need to go the Germany way - cottage industries built on strength of vocational training. The SEZ/EPZ are good - for raising exports - but ultimately we have to find something that uniquely works for us.

kikuyu1:


I'm optimistic ofc,but realistically we need to find our niche in man'f. We'll never be a low wage producer like Bangladesh;politically untenable and thanks to workers rights that's impossible! Those slave wage sweat shops and factories paying 3$ daily are a no go here.

68816419:


Tinapa studio Calabar, Cross rivers states
Biggest studios in Africa The Ultra modern Tinapa Film Studio located within the Tinapa Free Zone & Resort, provides first class production and post production support services to both local and foreign film, television and music producers using the best equipment available in the industry.

EbonyLife TV, Desperate Housewives Africa Season, The Governor, Desperate Housewives Africa, Cinderella, Dynasty and Melrose Place are large Nigerians Block busters movies are produce here

And what's more? These wonderful studios you posted were put on ground by Nigerians. Unlike the white owned studios and media companies in South Africa he posted.. More of these Africans should be proud of Nigerians. If any subsaharan African country is ever going to become a world power, it's Nigeria.

3.5 billion Affordable housing windfall from Qatari government,I hope Mr Macharia will follow on this.You don't leave investors in limbo after they've declared an interest such as this!


''While making the announcement when he paid Muturi a courtesy call, the Ambassador of the State of Qatar, Jabor Ali Al-Dosari said his government is ready to invest 3.5 billion US dollars to go towards the initiative which is under the government’s big four agenda of affordable housing.''

https://www.capitalfm.co.ke/business/2019/01/qatar-to-aid-in-the-development-of-140000-housing-units/

We can consolidate our agro-industry capacity further.Focus on rather heavy industries such as steel,cement,construction and auto mobiles(this industries sync well with our TVETs courses).Invest more and more in Education and ICT related industries and make this nation a knowledge based economy.

rvp2018:
Ethiopia pay 20-50 dollars a month.Their power cost 3-6 cents. We cannot compete with them on low cost manufacturing. And that is the challenge. I think we need to go the Germany way - cottage industries built on strength of vocational training. The SEZ/EPZ are good - for raising exports - but ultimately we have to find something that uniquely works for us.

When you artist stops running to South Africa to shoot videos then start talking. The thing is South Africa is developing a world class film & studio industry that can compete with Hollywood. You can hope become a world power through half-hearted measures - slummish ideas - will not turn world class. I had rather you invited the whites to help develop the industry than trying to stumble through. That is how the rest of world did. China did it..and they understudied the whites & took over.

obaaderemi:
And what's more? These wonderful studios you posted were put on ground by Nigerians. Unlike the white owned studios and media companies in South Africa he posted.. More of these Africans should be proud of Nigerians. If any subsaharan African country is ever going to become a world power, it's Nigeria.

obaaderemi:
And what's more? These wonderful studios you posted were put on ground by Nigerians. Unlike the white owned studios and media companies in South Africa he posted.. More of these Africans should be proud of Nigerians. If any subsaharan African country is ever going to become a world power, it's Nigeria.

yeah, even the big Indian knows this.

A big bottle of beer to d big Indian, fvck d lil ones.

Exactly.

jonraid2:
We can consolidate our agro-industry capacity further.Focus on rather heavy industries such as steel,cement,construction and auto mobiles(this industries sync well with our TVETs courses).Invest more and more in Education and ICT related industries and make this nation a knowledge based economy.

Mauritius are focusing on this softer areas, their education,health,ICT and financial and banking sectors are top-notch.They are also good in agriculture,real estate and tourism!

rvp2018:
Exactly.