theenchanter:
the problem with d kenyans is that they believe rvp so much that they lose their sense of reasoning. The guy has abruptly shattered their mind.... anything contradicting rvp is seen is vague.

Nigeria 31
Afghanistan 29
Djibouti 28
Sudan 27
Madagascar 26
Congo, Republic of the 26
Maldives 24
Kenya 23
Senegal 22
Benin 21
Cambodia 21
Laos 20
Cote d'Ivoire

obaaderemi:
Still on Kenya agriculture.
They claim to produce horticultural produce worth $3bn last year. Let's leave it at that for now.So we have:
Horticulture..$3bn
Milk. $1.4bn
Tea. $1bn
Coffee. $100million$5.5bn so far.

Remember, agriculture is about 25%of Kenya's GDP. We are progressing at a clipping pace.Hang on,folks.

Kazikazi:
The total GDP will be around 40b.

Kazikazi:
Tanzania

obaaderemi:
Hahaha, I guess that's why they have East Africa's biggest unemployment rate despite their phantom $100bn economy.

Kazikazi:
Even on governmental side,they fail to do some little projects for lacking funds.The sgr had to end in naivasha for lacking funding although they planned to extend it to Ugandan border.

obaaderemi:
Bro,remember the popular adage about the land of the blind. The one eyed man is king.

I am still waiting for rvp to disprove me on their agriculture sector. He has been circling around for two days now with no meaningful answer. They have lied to the world for far too long but the reality on ground is beginning to expose them.

Kazikazi:
The stadium is beautiful. Very beautiful

obaaderemi:
You have a bigger population than Kenya.So how come they have those world famous slums and those starving folks?Even with their small population.

Kazikazi:
The total GDP will be around 40b.

gallivant:


How would this lying fool know? Stick to bridges and waterfalls.

obaaderemi:
Car ownership per capita.

http://www.lubrita.com/news/45/671/Interesting-statistic-list-of-countries-by-vehicles-per-capita/

Kazikazi:
The tallest water falls in east Africa is kalambo waterfalls in Tanzania. Its also the second highest after Tugella waterfalls in SA

obaaderemi:
The Stevoh guy had to hide his face after this.

Kazikazi:
Even on governmental side,they fail to do some little projects for lacking funds.The sgr had to end in naivasha for lacking funding although they planned to extend it to Ugandan border.

obaaderemi:
Little Indians now viewing as guests.

rvp2018:
When you're serious let me know.I will let you heckle a little bit.I already did this a year a go...sector to sector.Kenya total gov revenues are more than 20B... annually and you think that comes from which economy.

Of the KSh1.44 trillion that the
government expects to collect as
revenue by the end of the 2017/18
financial year, the article adds, almost
half — KSh658.2 billion — will go
towards repayment of loans and short-
term debts, making this the single
largest expenditure.

Stevoh18:


You rank second in the world

gallivant:


New day, same tactics.

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obaaderemi:
Keep lying to yourself. So your r evenues jumped from $14bn in 2017/2018 session to more than $20bn a year later. For your information, revenues are currently on a downward trend in Kenyatta's backyard.
https://pesacheck.org/how-much-will-kenya-spend-on-debt-repayment-in-2018-4bde15937400?gi=db57f18d80de

rvp2018:
You don't even know what revenue stand for. KRA collects taxes amounting to around Kshs1.6 trillion (16B) this year (financial year just ended last week) -last year we did 1.5 trillion(15B). Gov also collects another 2-3B dollars from A-I-A(Appropriation in Aid ) - you know licenses, fees, court fines and the works - from both national and county govs. Total 20B.

http://www.treasury.go.ke/component/jdownloads/send/203-budget-policy-statement/1348-2019-budget-policy-statement.html?option=com_jdownloads

212. In the FY 2019/20 revenue collection including Appropriation-in-Aid(A.i.A) is projected to increase to Ksh 2,080.9 billion (18.3 percent of GDP) up from Ksh 1,831.5 billion (18.3 percent of GDP) in the FY 2018/19 (Annex Tables2 and 3). This revenue performance will be underpinned by on-going reforms intax policy and revenue administration.

Ordinary revenues will amount to Ksh1,877.2 billion (16.5 percent of GDP) in FY 2019/20 up from Ksh 1,651.5 billion
(16.5 percent of GDP) in FY 2018/19.

Countries of Kenya profile typically have around 17-20% of revenue/GDP (middle income countries like RSA have 25% plus revenue to gdp). Nigeria obviously is cooked because they have 6% revenue to GDP - you can see it's cooked nearly 3 times!!

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

If you want to know a country that cooks it's data - there are SO MANY data points you can use to verify.

You cannot claim for example to be 400B dollar economy - and have a gov budget & expenditure similar to Kenya (100B) economy.

If you claim kenya's GDP is 50B or 40B - then kenya govs has taken 50% from the economy - which would be crazy - because kenya tax rate is max 30% (Income) & (VAT 16%).

rvp20182:
The next sector in our Farming activities.

2) TEA - GDP worth 1.5-2B dollars. We produce more than 2 billion kilos of tea leaves and around 500M metric tonnes of black processed Tea. A kilo of processed tea is 3 dollars * 500 metric tonnes...should give you the figure.

Kenya is global export leader of black tea. In production it's second only to China and India. We produce more than 2 billion kilos of tea leaves and around 500M metric tonnes of black processed Tea.

Mombasa Tea Auction is the world largest tea auction - with tea from as far as Malawi & Congo being sold there. Kenya is known for producing highest quality of tea - Lipton Tea/Uniliver Tea - if you've drank tea - Chance are it was from Kenya. Esp if it's high quality..hand-picked kenyan tea.

Tea farms..plantantion and small holders.


Some of biggest companies here include[b] UNILIVER TEA, JAMES FINLAY, TATA[/b] owning huge plantations and KTDA - the smallholder tea company.

Now KTDA supports 500,000 Small-holder farmers and is AFRICA MODEL SMALL HOLDING Company. It pays annually nearly 1B dollars to farmers.

theenchanter:
though, not a fan of Wikipedia... but if u're really intelligent as u portray to ur fellow kenyans, u would have seen that most oil producing nations have a low tax-to-gdp rate.

Oman is doing 2%, Saudi Arabia is doing 5.3%, Qatar is doing 2% and even UAE is doing 1.4%.

Is UAE and Saudi Arabia with Qatar gdp also cooked?

Dumbo.

rvp2018:
And their GDP is entirely Oil. They don't claim to also have 100B (6th world largest) agriculture. They don't claim to be manufacturing hubs. They don't claim to have 400B sectors - where oil production is less than 10%

theenchanter:
u still need to attend international politics/economic class.

rvp2018:
Is that the much your can muster? We are talking facts and figures - economic - which should speak for themselves.

Stevoh18:


You rank second in the world