Yeap,I heard of the man!

vaxx:
This is the mall Ghana lost one of illustrious son. prof kofi awoonor to the alshabab boys.

Jonraid:
Two Rivers,one of the largest in Africa,Kiambu...Kenya

We have so many malls-I don't want to fill this thread with mall pictures!

i wanted to say kiambu . is it the largest.

vaxx:
This is the mall Ghana lost one of illustrious son. prof kofi awoonor to the alshabab boys.

It has a dark history
But it was rebuilt to it is former glory

Yes it is!

vaxx:
i wanted to say kiambu . is it the largest.

tylann:

Then deal with it
I have heard your northern elites are feeding boko haram
Why can't you hold them into account ??

no one knows the particular group or people
that's the problem if not that Boko Haram would have been defeated a long time ago
think about it.
who supplies them with arms... even the kidnap of those school kids might have been politically motivated

This is Cedar Mall in Nanyuki

Nanyuki is famous for it's ranches and private villas!


Nanyuki's population is ABOUT 50,000 people (2009)

vaxx:
i wanted to say kiambu . is it the largest.

Jonraid:
This is Cedar Mall in Nanyuki

Nanyuki is famous for it's ranches and private villas!


Nanyuki's population is ABOUT 50,000 people (2009)

i love it green. do you have botanical garden too?

tylann:

We are the best in Africa after south Africa in that sector

Maybe it is time we see Ethiopian malls

I know about Kenyan malls, Ethiopian malls are sad. Although, I will try to share

darfay:




Cms 1$ 2
Glory dome Abuja (world's largest auditorium) 3$4

Wow! Huge and beautiful. The Axum Tsion church I have shared is actually smaller than most of our churches. I will try to share them

tylann:
I saw the first one in my whole life in nairobi

Only one

ednited:
Kenya and her malls tho. Very beautiful

Have you seen Ghana mall

edon21:

no one knows the particular group or people
that's the problem if not that Boko Haram would have been defeated a long time ago
think about it.
who supplies them with arms... even the kidnap of those school kids might have been politically motivated

What is your intelligence doing about it

This is the new kid on the block-The Waterfront Karen

vaxx:
i love it green. do you have botanical garden too?

Jonraid:
Yeah

In high school,you not only learn Africa's geography but also the whole world's geography!

I didn't learn Africa geography. Just GEOGRAPHY. World geography

Jonraid:
This is the new kid on the block-The Waterfront Karen

is a place to visit. beautiful settings too

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ednited:


I know about Kenyan malls, Ethiopian malls are sad. Although, I will try to share

Why are they sad
Just share them .

Botanical gardens?

We have lot's of them

vaxx:
i love it green. do you have botanical garden too?

I've left out many malls,here is the full list of malls in Kenya.They are many!


https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_shopping_malls_in_Kenya

vaxx:
is a place to visit. beautiful settings too

tylann:

What is your intelligence doing about it

I don't know but I know that they take it into consideration

68816419:

Dar skylines are very modern unlike what's obtained in Nairobi with its ugly old skylines.

Its only now they are getting a skyline (late 2000s). Back in the day they used to visit Nairobi to get a taste of New York.

Meanwhile, Lagos was no different from Dar. Dar is now actually better than Lagos in having a good skyline.

Abuja is still a low rise, low density, thug enclave.

edon21:

I don't know but I know that they take it into consideration

Hmm
Taking it into consideration
While doing nothing

We learnt Kenyas geography,then East Africa's,Africa's and then finally World Geography at high school level!

ednited:


I didn't learn Africa geography. Just GEOGRAPHY. World geography

TayserMahri:


Its only now they are getting a skyline (late 2000s). Back in the day they used to visit Nairobi to get a taste of New York.

Meanwhile, Lagos was no different from Dar. Dar is now actually better than Lagos in having a good skyline.

Abuja is still a low rise, low density, thug enclave.

Abuja is very big even bigger than Nairobi, Accra and Mombasa joined together

tylann:


Hmm
Taking it into consideration
While doing nothing

I can't tell but Boko Haram has over the years been relegated to about three local governments in borno

NairobiWalker:


The planes collided during servicing - not on the runway like the Tanzanian fool is claiming.

But more importantly is that a similar accident in Tanzania would have wiped out half their entire fleet.

Nanyuki,Kenya

Where the rich own expansive farms!

edon21:

I can't tell but Boko Haram has over the years been relegated to about three local governments in borno

Then your system is rotten and fcked up

XhosaNostra:


Lol no.

Kenyan cities desperately need this

TayserMahri:


But more importantly is that a similar accident in Tanzania would have wiped out half of their entire fleet.

They could have remained with 2

Jonraid:
That's only a valuation and it was in 2017? Looking at the Knight Frank's report,Kenya can only be compared with either South Africa or Nigeria in the property market!

This is what the article said,don't celebrate too quick!


Nairobi "more lucrative"

They, however, said that[b] rents have been falling in Dar even as growth remains steady in Nairobi, making the Kenyan capital more lucrative in terms of return on investment.[/b]

“Honestly, we are struggling to sell space in Dar. So based on a long-term view, Nairobi’s capital value will be higher,” said Ben Woodhams, the managing director of Knight Frank – a property firm with a footprint in Kenya and Tanzania.



“At the end of the day, it doesn’t matter how much it costs to construct a building but how much returns it generates,” he added.

The World Bank report, however, says Nairobi has the highest replacement value for its built-up area and built-floor area ahead of Dar, Addis Ababa and Kigali, even as it lags the global standards.

“Our analysis of imagery from satellites and geographic information systems (GIS) confirms that in African cities, capital investment not only appears low near the urban core, but rapidly declines outside it.”

Mr Woodhams said property markets in Dar and Nairobi tell of different stories since the majority of new buildings in Tanzania are government-funded while Kenya’s is private sector-driven.

He said that the swanky public buildings in Dar are likely to generate near zero-returns in the near term since they are occupied by parastatals and government departments, meaning Dar is expected to record a drop in capital value should the lull in the private sector activity persist.

Naijjans hate it when I say rvp2018 is always right. Didn't he say just that earlier?

Diani has the world's best beaches!