I'm wishing all the best for Sebastian Migne. I'll take a draw against Senegal and a win over both Algeria and Tz!

TayserMahri:


Plus we have a very poor record against Senegal. We have a much better chance against Algeria. We share a 50-50 win rate with Algeria (3 wins each and one draw, all in competitive matches).

TKZee - dlala mapantula

Came out in 1999.Talks of world ending in 2000 were all over around this time...Good times


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-X0Z1nWwM7s

The strong shilling has been our saviour. Look at how the likes of Ethiopia, Angola and Sudan have gone down the curve!

rvp2018:
I see IMF have raised their 2023 - If the IMF projections hold out, Kenya’s economy could grow to Sh15.7 trillion in 2023.

Previously they claimed kenya economy would be 12.8 kshs or 128B in 2023.

Look like Morrocco is the next - then maybe Algeria - and we can face the big giants of Egypt & South Africa - Nigeria

Kazikazi:
Hohohohoho...

Air tz has 0 planes remember

TayserMahri:
Kumamoto, we told you you cant run a country like a kiosk.

Dominant

Kenya’s economy is expected to remain dominant in the region, staying ahead of its rivals in terms of overall size and the welfare of the average citizen as expressed in GDP per capita.

Ethiopia’s GDP, which was previously tipped to overtake Kenya’s economy, is now projected to grow 7.7 per cent to $90.9 billion (Sh9 trillion) this year.

That of Uganda is expected to expand 6.2 per cent to $30.3 billion (Sh3 trillion).

Tanzania is estimated to register the lowest growth rate of 3.9 per cent to $61 billion (Sh6.1 trillion), interrupting its recent rapid expansion that has stood at more than six per cent per annum.


https://www.businessdailyafrica.com/news/IMF-tips-Kenya-economy-to-hit-Sh10trn-this-year/539546-5072338-view-asAMP-14ls2qiz/index.html

IMF is not correct. We have world bank and Afdb who do correct analysis

AskiaHarem:


Nigeria does have many tourist spots and events that Nigerians themeselves mostly participate in. It's just they realized they have far more important sectors to develop rather than focusing on creating exclusive closed off paradises for Oyibos.

G-A-A-S-S-S-S-P-P!! [/b]What sectors,mofo;pls tell us these mysterious Naijjan sectors we haven't yet seen in 3 years of this thread!!

Kazikazi:
IMF is not correct. We have world bank and Afdb who do correct analysis

Haa
When they don't favour you they are not correct
You growth rate has been revised to 4% accept it
Tanzania is embrassing east Africa with mediocre economic growth

vaxx2:
what are you saying? So citizens SHOULD not criticize their Goverment?

Just the way you guys always do by bringing another people's quote from another thread and post it here

theenchanter:

TayserMahri:


See now the effect of watching too much dog porn gaykuma

Hahahaha

3.9% - Magufuli is killing their country.

TayserMahri:
Kumamoto, we told you you cant run a country like a kiosk.

Dominant

Kenya’s economy is expected to remain dominant in the region, staying ahead of its rivals in terms of overall size and the welfare of the average citizen as expressed in GDP per capita.

Ethiopia’s GDP, which was previously tipped to overtake Kenya’s economy, is now projected to grow 7.7 per cent to $90.9 billion (Sh9 trillion) this year.

That of Uganda is expected to expand 6.2 per cent to $30.3 billion (Sh3 trillion).

Tanzania is estimated to register the lowest growth rate of 3.9 per cent to $61 billion (Sh6.1 trillion), interrupting its recent rapid expansion that has stood at more than six per cent per annum.


https://www.businessdailyafrica.com/news/IMF-tips-Kenya-economy-to-hit-Sh10trn-this-year/539546-5072338-view-asAMP-14ls2qiz/index.html

Yes Kenya Shs is very resilent - and really all our macro-economic indicators looks good.

Jonraid:
The strong shilling has been our saviour. Look at how the likes of Ethiopia, Angola and Sudan have gone down the curve!

tylann:

Haa
When they don't favour you they are not correct
You growth rate has been revised to 4% accept it
Tanzania is embrassing east Africa with mediocre economic growth

After we sign the construction of 30b gas LNG plant,we will grow in a speed of light,15% per annum GDP growth! We will u hide ur face??

vaxx2:
Is the project not part of the 15 billion dollar arrangement.. where bauxite are going to be exchange?

The process aluminium from valco right?

Yes
the processed aluminium from valco is what will be used to pay off the loan.
Government is also working to set up and integrated aluminium industry in the western region.

Kazikazi:
After we sign the construction of 30b gas LNG plant,we will grow in a speed of light,15% per annum GDP growth! We will u hide ur face??

We're haven't factored in the oil..., we will double your GDP sooner than later

According to IMF, by 2024...
Kenya GDP $154B
Tanzania GDP $84B, we were there in 2017

By 2023, the GDP will be at 157 b according to the latest projections. The most important thing for me is however to channell this growth and make it relevant to the common man in our small towns and villages!

Stevoh18:


We're haven't factored in the oil..., we will double your GDP sooner than later

According to IMF, by 2024...
Kenya GDP $154B
Tanzania GDP $84B

Jonraid:
By 2023, the GDP will be at 157 b according to the latest projections. The most important thing for me is however to channell this growth and make it relevant to the common man in our small towns and villages!

Economic growth must trickle down to the common man for it to make sense

Kazikazi:
After we sign the construction of 30b gas LNG plant,we will grow in a speed of light,15% per annum GDP growth! We will u hide ur face??

That LNG plant will become another bagamoyo port
You can only grow at 15% if CCM says so but not in reality

Jonraid:
By 2023, the GDP will be at 157 b according to the latest projections. The most important thing for me is however to channell this growth and make it relevant to the common man in our small towns and villages!

Oohk 2023 $157...sure, should trickle down to the lowest person...to avoid what Nigeria has turned into, where wealth goes to a very small percentage of people and the rest remain extremely poor...

Just30:
Yes
the processed aluminium from valco is what will be used to pay off the loan.
Government is also working to set up and integrated aluminium industry in the western region.

Minerals for infrastructure deal

tylann:

Minerals for infrastructure deal

processed goods for infrastructure deals

Just30:
processed goods for infrastructure deals

Which processsed goods ??

tylann:

Minerals for infrastructure deal

in exchange of aluminium proceeds from bauxite resources. GHANA has an aluminium company and is intending to build ANOTHER one

vaxx2:
in exchange of aluminium proceeds from bauxite resources. GHANA has an aluminium company and is intending to build ANOTHER one

Okay
Is that aluminum company owned by the govt .

tylann:


Okay
Is that aluminum company owned by the govt .

valco is 100 percent goverment company

vaxx2:
valco is 100 percent goverment company

Okay so it is the one paying the debts

tylann:

Okay so it is the one paying the debts

It is not a loan but trade by barter.

Diouf is ''taking the piss''

We are no better when it comes to footy but the man fancies us to qualify!

Stars are pooled with Diouf’s Senegal in Group C of the June 21-July 19 showpiece alongside Algeria and Tanzania in a group Diouf has described will be tough.

“I think they will be a very difficult side for Senegal and in the group. I watched them play against Ghana in their last qualification match and they impressed me. They play good football, they fight and they run so much. I think it is a quality side,” Diouf told Capital Sport in a chat in Cairo.

“There are good players in that team then of course there is the captain (Victor Wanyama) who has done so well with Tottenham. Not a pushover side any day,” added the striker who also featured for Liverpool in the English Premier League.

Diouf has likened the Kenyan team to his own side’s squad of the 2002 World Cup where the Lions of Teranga reached the knockout phases, only seeing their journey cut short with a sudden death goal against Turkey in the quarter finals.

“We were in a tough group… Denmark, World Champions France and Uruguay. On paper, no one would have given us a chance. We were the underdogs. But we had some good team spirit and we worked hard to qualify,” the forward reminisced.

He believes pressure will be on his Senegalese side and Algeria, the perceived big boys in the group.

“Everyone expects Senegal and Algeria to get off the groups and also, many people expect Senegal to be among the teams to fight for the title. So, pressure will always be on them. Kenya and Tanzania have nothing to lose and it is always dangerous playing against such a team. It will not be easy,” Diouf noted.

He expects either Kenya or Tanzania to make it to the knockout rounds especially with the expanded tournament making room for four best third placed teams progressing.

“I believe one of them will be in the round of 16. If they don’t make it in the top two in the group, I am sure either Kenya or Tanzania will be one of the best number three teams. I fancy Kenya,” further stated the forward.

vaxx2:
It is not a loan but trade by barter.

Okay
That is the good thing about having mineral resources
If you use them the right way

tylann:

Okay
That is the good thing about having mineral resources
If you use them the right way

The whole package is 19 billion dollar from diffrence source in China, the two billion dollar which is part of the 19 billion dollar is a deal from a construction firm in china. So at a later stage, bauxite refinary will be built in Ghana within the span of three years. This alone could made Ghana become a powerful country in the world if Goverment get the priority right. The bauxite refined product is expected to rake in 1. 5 trillion dollar and create about 2.3 million job. From valco company themselves. Though there is ecological challenges to this prospect

In kazikazi aka Kumamoto's remedial English, Swallow that.

tylann:

Which processsed goods ??

Aluminium