Kazikazi:
We will remove them.Their time is running out

You can't we own your football league

rvp2018:
You banned export of maize and beans - and there was no mass starvation. Kenya is an agriclutural giant - doing a miracle on 11% of it's arable land - compared to TZ farmers just growing dirty-cheap low calories maize, beans and cassava...year in year out...and ending up in penury.

In meantime Kenya farmer are transitioning to high-value crops and livestock - because we can always afford to buy your dirty cheap maize and beans.

We banned exportation of cereals last year,then u suffered a huge deficits to the point of burrying many people in Turkana because of hunger early in this year.That is because we didn't export our agriculture stuff to u fellows.

Your 11% is alot.We have a country like Namibia which has only 1% of arable land but they don't starve to death like Kenyans. The reason? Namibia has modern farming techniques. Even in blue economy, Namibia have done very well.

Kenya isn't in transition. You are stuck in old farming methods. You aren't near to modernity. Just swallow ur pride and come to the united republic to learn!

The National Drug Law Enforcement Agency, (NDLEA) has apprehended a Kenyan lady, Angela Wairimu, while trying to smuggle 6.5 kilogrammes of cocaine into Nigeria through the Abuja airport.

She was arrested on arrival from South Africa aboard Ethiopian Airline flight to Abuja with the illicit substance concealed in the false bottom of a travelling bag she carried as hand luggage.

According to her, a friend in South Africa approached her to assist an unknown person to deliver the brief case containing wears in Nigeria which was brought to her at the Airport through an errand boy.

She was to deliver the consignment to the husband of the sender who was to meet her at the NAIA, Abuja.

She claimed to be on her second trip to Nigeria to procure home-made body beauty products and local fabrics for her enterprise called La Model in South Africa and Kenya.

She denied being under any financial inducement but confessed that her daughter was suffering from acute leukaemia which put her under financial pressure.

https://www.google.com/url?sa=t&source=web&rct=j&url=https://www..ng/news/busted-kenyan-model-arrested-with-6-5kg-of-cocaine-in-nigeria&ved=2ahUKEwi9-rnC_8LiAhWMSxUIHQWNApYQFjACegQIAhAB&usg=AOvVaw3JkheRs7VK9PYOVIhN7_fA

tylann:


You can't we own your football league

We owns ur stomachs. If we don't feed,u die

https://www.thisdaylive.com/index.php/2019/05/30/despite-presidential-order-trucks-block-apapa-port-access-roads/amp/

Kazikazi:
We owns ur stomachs. If we don't feed,u die

Which stomachs

tylann:


Which stomachs

your stomachs. If we don't put food in your mouths, you will starve in ur empty stomachs

Kazikazi:
your stomachs. If we don't put food in your mouths, you will starve in ur empty stomachs

Where and when

Kazikazi:
Mwanza, Tanzania

Good pics there refugee

Kazikazi:
your stomachs. If we don't put food in your mouths, you will starve in ur empty stomachs

Lagos

tylann:


Good pics there refugee

Small boy..
You run away from Turkana and settled in kisumu,can't u see how u have become a refugee?

More of Lagos

Kazikazi:
Small boy..
You run away from Turkana and settled in kisumu,can't u see how u have become a refugee?

Iam in Nakuru in kenya
Your are in south Africa seeking refugee status

More

I bet he doesn't have a passport.He is too illiterate to know even what's really a passport or a visa. He is just a normal Tanzania fella selling clay jikos and roasted maize at a market centre in Morogoro!

tylann:


Iam in Nakuru in kenya
Your are in south Africa seeking refugee status

Yet another 100,000 homes deal signed.Cement makers are going to make a kill

President Uhuru Kenyatta's administration has yet again inked a multibillion-shilling housing deal that will see the construction of 100,000 homes for the poor.

This is the second housing deal to be secured by the government in a week, having received another support from a Singaporean consortium.

The deal between the State department for Housing, United Nations Office for Projects Service (Unops) and Sustainable Housing Solutions (SHS) was signed during the ongoing UN Habitat Assembly in Gigiri.

During the deal signing, President Kenyatta said the project is a major boost to the Affordable Housing Programme (AHP), which seeks to address the critical need for proper shelter across the country.

He noted that although the ambitious project is both labour and capital-intensive, it is an economic stimulus that will see a reduction in the high unemployment and poverty levels in the country.

"We are delighted to get this project under way as it will greatly contribute to unlocking the massive benefits to the economy that the AHP will have," he said.



He added: "The provision of clean, safe and sustainable housing will not only enable us to restore our people's dignity and secure their stake in their nation, but will also lead to transformative, systemic changes to the country's economic landscape."

Unops Executive Director Grete Faremo said the construction of the landmark large-scale affordable housing project is set to begin in earnest, with show homes now in development in Nairobi.

"We are committed to supporting the government in its sustainable development aimed at providing the much-needed housing across the country. We will do everything we can to ensure this project succeeds," said Mr Faremo.

The signing of the agreement follows a Memorandum of Understanding between the government and Unops in September 2018 in New York, after the operational arm of the UN accepted an invitation to construct at least 100,000 green and energy-efficient units in the country.

PARTNERSHIP

Dr Allan Zimbler, chairman of SHS, said the partnership is another step in attempting to build a better world by addressing the need for affordable and sustainable housing in Kenya.

"We are proud to be working with Unops and the Kenyan government in our innovative technologies and global partnerships to provide 100,000 houses for Kenyan citizens, while at the same time offering significant employment opportunities," he said.

As part of the agreement, the Kenyan government will play a facilitative role by committing to provide bulk off-site infrastructure including roads, water and sewer systems to the site.

It will also ensure the availability of sufficient land on which Unops and SHS will put up affordable houses in line with the Development Framework Guidelines, committing at the same time to fast-track the statutory approval process and the requirements stipulated by the partners.

Transport and Infrastructure Housing Cabinet Secretary James Macharia said the project is expected to create 3,000 jobs for local workers.

"We will work to ensure that the project, which will be done on private land and with private capital, is successfully delivered so that we can begin to change the landscape of upcoming municipalities and unlock their capacity for attracting investment that will ultimately improve our people's living standards," he said.


https://allafrica.com/stories/201905300239.html

Lag

Kazikazi:
Tanzania's national parks

Our animals

Jonraid:
Yet another 100,000 homes deal signed.Cement makers are going to make a kill

President Uhuru Kenyatta's administration has yet again inked a multibillion-shilling housing deal that will see the construction of 100,000 homes for the poor.

This is the second housing deal to be secured by the government in a week, having received another support from a Singaporean consortium.

The deal between the State department for Housing, United Nations Office for Projects Service (Unops) and Sustainable Housing Solutions (SHS) was signed during the ongoing UN Habitat Assembly in Gigiri.

During the deal signing, President Kenyatta said the project is a major boost to the Affordable Housing Programme (AHP), which seeks to address the critical need for proper shelter across the country.

He noted that although the ambitious project is both labour and capital-intensive, it is an economic stimulus that will see a reduction in the high unemployment and poverty levels in the country.

"We are delighted to get this project under way as it will greatly contribute to unlocking the massive benefits to the economy that the AHP will have," he said.



He added: "The provision of clean, safe and sustainable housing will not only enable us to restore our people's dignity and secure their stake in their nation, but will also lead to transformative, systemic changes to the country's economic landscape."

Unops Executive Director Grete Faremo said the construction of the landmark large-scale affordable housing project is set to begin in earnest, with show homes now in development in Nairobi.

"We are committed to supporting the government in its sustainable development aimed at providing the much-needed housing across the country. We will do everything we can to ensure this project succeeds," said Mr Faremo.

The signing of the agreement follows a Memorandum of Understanding between the government and Unops in September 2018 in New York, after the operational arm of the UN accepted an invitation to construct at least 100,000 green and energy-efficient units in the country.

PARTNERSHIP

Dr Allan Zimbler, chairman of SHS, said the partnership is another step in attempting to build a better world by addressing the need for affordable and sustainable housing in Kenya.

"We are proud to be working with Unops and the Kenyan government in our innovative technologies and global partnerships to provide 100,000 houses for Kenyan citizens, while at the same time offering significant employment opportunities," he said.

As part of the agreement, the Kenyan government will play a facilitative role by committing to provide bulk off-site infrastructure including roads, water and sewer systems to the site.

It will also ensure the availability of sufficient land on which Unops and SHS will put up affordable houses in line with the Development Framework Guidelines, committing at the same time to fast-track the statutory approval process and the requirements stipulated by the partners.

Transport and Infrastructure Housing Cabinet Secretary James Macharia said the project is expected to create 3,000 jobs for local workers.

"We will work to ensure that the project, which will be done on private land and with private capital, is successfully delivered so that we can begin to change the landscape of upcoming municipalities and unlock their capacity for attracting investment that will ultimately improve our people's living standards," he said.


https://allafrica.com/stories/201905300239.html

This will be a game changer
The govt should provide the necessary infrastructure and policies


Very soon we will get rid of slums

Gidi

tylann:


Our animals

You are like those crazy soccer funs. When they talk about their preferred team like Man U, its common to hear someone claiming " that is my team!". But the truth is,the owner of a team is american dude!

Keep on saying " our animals".

Jonraid:
I bet he doesn't have a passport.He is too illiterate to know even what's really a passport or a visa. He is just a normal Tanzania fella selling clay jikos and roasted maize at a market centre in Morogoro!

Hohohohoho

I am a big guy.I have traveled in many nations. I speak most languages from different countries.

Kazikazi:
Hohohohoho

I am a big guy.I have traveled in many nations. I speak most languages from different countries.

Yes we know
You have travelled in different countries seeking refugee status

Game

tylann:

Yes we know
You have travelled in different countries seeking refugee status

I think am dealing with a zero brain here.How can u call a big business man a refugee?

Kazikazi:
I think am dealing with a zero brain here.How can u call a big business man a refugee?

Yes you're a business man dealing with jikos and dildos