rvp2018:
As of 2017 - your NHIC covered 40% - 10million - while Kenya similar scheme covers 30M (3.4 of kenyans). And we are starting UHC (universal health care). I know you're so excited about NHIS because it's 10yrs old. Kenya's equivalent is what 60yrs old.

National Hospital Insurance Fund is a State Parastatal that was established in 1966 as a department under the Ministry of Health. And we do not use our budget to fund NHIF That is why IMF IS ALWAYS BAILING YOU OUT

Ghana National Health Insurance Scheme - Open Knowledge ...
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by H Wang - ‎2017 - ‎Cited by 19 - ‎Related articles
Since the establishment of Ghana National Health Insurance Scheme (NHIS) in 2003, the Government of Ghana has made substantial progress toward its goal of universal health care. As of 2014, the NHIS covered [b]10.5 million people, or 40 percent of Ghana's population.
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Your budget are heavily use to service salaries not on human development, it shows how backwardness kenya as a nation will be .... .
we budget for health care and education ....that is what a progressive nation do.. our health insurance has over 100 capacity.. what your goverment is trying to make in 2022 is our reality. I read your blogs about your health care delivery and all i can say your case is a sorry case.


http://www.nhis.gov.gh/contact.aspx

The initiative that made this a success is our digital renewal process from Health Insurance Authority, whose role is to ensure access to basic healthcare services for all residents.




And to the PDF you download I found your brain to be wanting.. check your brain again .....


As of 2014, the NHIS covered [b]10.5 million people, or 40 percent of Ghana's population.


so how 2014 become 2019 is still a surprised to me. let your brain update with time

Street view of Lagos CBD

Lagos

rvp2018:
Don't be ignorant. There are no arabs in Kenya hinterlands. They live along the coast. Kenya tea industry consist of small holder farmers numbering 0.5M. It also consist of handful multinationals with plantation like Uniliver.

So think about your cocoa industry - cocoa smallholders farms (0.8M) - and the Nestle large farms.

I think Cocoa farming in Ghana is good example of successfully rural smallholder farming in Africa - Just like Kenya tea sector.

Don't wear ignorance like a badge of honor.

O.8M cocoa farmers in Ghana - representing 60% of all farmers - earn 2.6B dollars from cocoa industry - and while 0.5M kenyans earn 1.5B from selling black tea.

hehehe

nestle does not own a farm in Ghana

cocoa farmers are the least among the farmers in Ghana.

where would a kenyan get land from when jomo give the lands to the europeans and his family

rvp2018:
Nigeria school systems were unfair to you. They should at least refund you for the cost (if it wasn't free) and time wasted.

Then kenya education is a disappointment.... You are special case of a fool

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Just30:
hehehe

nestle does not own a farm in Ghana

cocoa farmers are the least among the farmers in Ghana.

where would a kenyan get land from when jomo give the lands to the europeans and his family

He is an idiot, he foolishly thinks Ghana cocoa process is like kenya ...

tylann:


Asians ( Indians) and Arabs are recognized as tribes in Kenya

You know nothing about Kenya

so india a country is now a tribe


such slavery

gallivant:


It seems like all West Africans think the same. Very insecure and stupid bunch of people. If you want to talk of slavery, I will like to remind it still exists in countries like Nigeria, Senegal and Mauritania and no place is it as active as in the Ghanaian cocoa industry. Stop thinking like morons.

slowpoke

so when a child helps his family in their work
it is slavery ?

funny logic

Just30:
I guess you came to count house holds in Ghana ?


something is wrong with your head


Table 3.13: Grid Electricity Sales by Customer Class (GWh)
2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015* 2016* 2017* 2018
Residential 2,275 2,483 2,527 2,819 3,060 2,772 2,436 3,932 3,931 4,824
Non-residential 924 966 1,199 1,549 1,532 1,529 1,531 1,068 1,356 1,103
Special Load Tariff1 2,951 3,174 3,901 4,153 4,435 4,680 4,274 4,626 4,880 5,046
Street Lighting 144 254 296 370 445 540 536 603 679 683
Total 6,294 6,877 7,923 8,891 9,471 9,520 8,776 10,230 10,847 11,656


this is the table and breakdown by each year
that is

he presented the same table himself yet he can't read it.

It easy really. Ghana at 28m people is about half populated as South Africa at 56M. Ghana has the most dishonest politicians that have plunged the country into 16 IMF bailout. This is what democracy sometimes breeds. So recently they decided to cook figures and claim like South Africa they were nearly universal access.

The problem South Africa's Eskom has 16M plus customers and Ghana has 4M plus electricity customers.

kikuyu1:


I tried to tell you simpletons not to start internet intifadas with the MVP! He's a determined anthropologist unearthing lost history with his forensic data search skills. So,you're electrification rate is fake by a whole 30%-we must therefore question your real power output and everything else.

Shma:
just ignore those dudes(problem kid and the doomed one) they are criminals ,dump head

The criminals are your father's

tylann:


I have electricity 24hrs in my house
Hohoho my health coverage covers me in everything except plastic surgeries

Those are basic stuff go brag to Nigerians not me

you are just one of the 30% of people who have

Of course we can and do count household. We don't have to go physical to every Ghana household like we do in Census. We just divide your total population(28.5M) with average household size (4.5) - and voila we get 6.5M.

Don't support your lying gov - that you have 85% electricity access like South Africa - YOU DONT.

Your really access at best is 50-60%.

Just30:
I guess you came to count house holds in Ghana ?


something is wrong with your head


Table 3.13: Grid Electricity Sales by Customer Class (GWh)
2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015* 2016* 2017* 2018
Residential 2,275 2,483 2,527 2,819 3,060 2,772 2,436 3,932 3,931 4,824
Non-residential 924 966 1,199 1,549 1,532 1,529 1,531 1,068 1,356 1,103
Special Load Tariff1 2,951 3,174 3,901 4,153 4,435 4,680 4,274 4,626 4,880 5,046
Street Lighting 144 254 296 370 445 540 536 603 679 683
Total 6,294 6,877 7,923 8,891 9,471 9,520 8,776 10,230 10,847 11,656


this is the table and breakdown by each year
that is

rvp2018:
It easy really. Ghana at 28m people is about half populated as South Africa at 56M. Ghana has the most dishonest politicians that have plunged the country into 16 IMF bailout. This is what democracy sometimes breeds. So recently they decided to cook figures and claim like South Africa they were nearly universal access.

The problem South Africa's Eskom has 16M plus customers and Ghana has 4M plus electricity customers.

Now explain this madness now....

Consumption rate of electricity is not about the number of people consuming it but the rate at which the number of people consuming it spring forth ... 10 people may be consuming more than 100 people... South Africa electricity is heavily used by mining sectors our is largely house hold consumable

rvp2018:
A truce for what?- there is no enmity that I harbor against Nigerians or Ghanaians or any other country - people shouldn't personalize facts about a country. We are here to debate who is better so hopefully someone can learn something. This is not an e-war. We are here to have honest conversations - debunk the lies - to critical examine and compare countries. Yes some facts about our countries can make us angry - but direct the anger mostly to the political and leaderdship class - and some to ourselves - because look at this - we are all nearly equally poor in SSA.

facts are facts and they expose you badly

is there a reason why there are no factories in Kenya ?

so where do the 53 million kenyans work ?


please dont tell me sex tourism

tylann:


You too go and read about Kenya UHC

In Kenya we borrow to fund infrastructure projects
Good for you Kenya was not blessed with natural resources

still learning and covers nothing

Jonraid:
Go lie to someone else! Those are houses for the upper middle class.What of this homes in Ghana?

So you mean the average Ghanaian is a fisherman cus this is fishing village in Accra as you can see from the ocean in the background so stop the desperation.


Accra again without repeating pictures.

rvp2018:
Nope before re-basing, you need 11,500 CEDIS to get a dollar- or 10,000/1= That is five-figure. : containing five numerical figures . In any case your currency is annually weakening at nearly 15% now.

i know you have numeracy problems

you dont have to make it obvious to the whole world
you are disgracing your family

Take a break and maybe your remaining two functional brains cells won't overheat.

South Africa's Eskom consumes 30,000MW of power. But here I am comparing number of customers. Eskom has about 17M customers on their grid. All the Ghanians electricity companies have about 4M. For you to reach South Africa level...you need to double your number to 8M....that will mean you have covered all 6.5M Ghanians in their homes..not just 3.7M...and also you have covered another 1.5M office, business and kiosks.

You're about half-way - at 55% - when you get universal access - come and we shall celebrate.

Kenya is ahead of you because - we are already at 8M customers - and we are adding nearly 1.5M annually - the WORLD FATESTES ELECTRIFICATION for some years now.

vaxx2:
Now explain this madness now....

Consumption rate of electricity is not about the number of people consuming it but the rate at which the number of people consuming it spring forth ... 10 people may be consuming more than 100 people... South Africa electricity is heavily used by mining sectors our is largely house hold consumable

Oboy this Ghanaians has no chill at all. See the way they are whopping these kiberans left front and back no wonder they're begging the Ghanaians to join them so that they can attack Nigerians what a weak team Ghanaians are the ones backing up these useless Kenyans up to attack Nigerians. That's why the kenyans have the guts to exchange words with Nigerians if not for the Ghanaians this thread would have been gone long ago see the way the Ghanaians are exposing these bombastic zoo called Kenya chaii Just30 and vaxx take it easy on them please we all know Kenya is a big ZOO zoo that can't provide job for it people. Zoo that can't pay their workers salary ZOO that 70% of their citizens are extremely poor ZOO that 90% of the country is covered with slums what kind of ZOO is that for Pete's sake

Let's just pray for Kenya jare

rvp2018:
Of course we can and do count household. We don't have to go physical to every Ghana household like we do in Census. We just divide your total population(28.5M) with average household size (4.5) - and voila we get 6.5M.

Don't support your lying gov - that you have 85% electricity access like South Africa - YOU DONT.

Your really access at best is 50-60%.

The madness start again. when the table you upload shows there is pattern of change in the house hold and house hold is growing.


if you can support your 6.5 , I will hand over the discustion

Kenya I bet is second only to South Africa when it comes to industries in Sub Saharan Africa.

Just30:
facts are facts and they expose you badly

is there a reason why there are no factories in Kenya ?

so where do the 53 million kenyans work ?


please dont tell me sex tourism

Wuoche:
Another idiot also posted the first pic claiming to be 2019 . Status of Britam roads 2019 is in the last two pics

And you are the idiot...Both pics habour the same useless road..The only difference was that the Google image focus on the street view which is the road while yours focus on the building and barely showed the road...zoom closely and see that they are both the same road...

Can somebody interpret your gibberish to me. How about you search in Google...Number of Households in Ghana. I use to think Ghanians had better brains...well turn out Nigerians are way better. I guess when you spend most of your childhood as famine refugee in Nigeria scavenging for food - you really couldn't read or write.

My friend - enrol yourself in your laughable - half-day school program aka ghana double track system - an afternoon of schooling will do you a lot of good.

vaxx2:
The madness start again. when the table you upload shows there is pattern of change in the house hold and house hold is growing.


if you can support your 6.5 , I will hand over the discustion

Wuoche:
Upperhill roads 2019.

Shut up this is Ngongo road(a hoghway) ..we are talking about your shiity broken down road in upperhill.....

I spit on your zoo

Promenade wetlands. NAIROBI

rvp2018:
I know Ghana electricity access according to your Yemi kale (Ghana Stats Office ) is 85%. That is basis of that number that everyone quote - HOUSEHOLD SURVEYS BY YOUR NATIONAL STATS. But I am telling you for free - you cannot have only 3.7M household connected to electricity according to your power utlity companies and claim you've reach 85%. So there is a problem - with Ghana Statistics - because the data doesn't CROSS-reference with metered customers of your electricity utility company. Unless you mean about 3M Ghanians are illegally connected to the grid or are on off grid (solar systems).

A number of customers has to match the number of households - you have 6.5M households in Ghana with 3.7M connected to the main grid. Your real electricity access to the main grid therefore is about 55%.

In Kenya, we have about 12m households with about 8M connected to the main grid. Mean we still need to cover 4M households. Our real electricity access - at least to the main grid - is 65%.

It simply means that more households are sharing their double phase meters
because there is not need buying meters for each house you share a compound with.

Ghana (according to official estimate) had 6.6M household in 2014 - so now I imagine the number has risen maybe to 8M - so your REAL TRUE electricity access is worse than I thought.

Page 5.
http://www.statsghana.gov.gh/gssmain/fileUpload/Living%20conditions/GLSS6_Main%20Report.pdf

Nairobi traffic jam.

sharaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaap fool didnt you read the story of how desperately poor kenyans "lend" their wives to tourists to be screwed because of hardship? you must be very stvpid to continue your lame and very stvpid arguments industries my azz stvpidity nko? how is kenya rated on the stvpidity chart?
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rvp2018:
Kenya I bet is second only to South Africa when it comes to industries in Sub Saharan Africa.

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rvp2018:
You like lying. VALCO sells power directly to mining and large industries - and they also sell to your three distros. I mean the distros are the one that sell directly to consumers.

see your life

you dont even know what VALCO is but you are passing a comment

what a scam.

VALCO is an aluminium company