Austine1212:


Lol i was suprised, sorry my bad

By the way soweto is one of the best townships, so your research.. People always attach informal settlements to soweto

But in truth soweto a world class township

Our education is 3rd best in africa, its growing not dwindling

I apologise for the insults. That guy is not sane, if those are the worst photos of Lagos a city of over 20 million people then Lagos is developed.

Let's just agree to all you said.

kikuyu1:


Interesting,but whats the median age of these respective car fleets?

The used car import market in Africa is growing, leading to more cars on the road. Today, it is the most sought after market by car makers, and established Japanese brands like Toyota have worked hard at not falling from the top. Which countries have the most? Let’s take a look.

We can see that African roads are owned by not only Toyota, but also many other Japanese autos. With the economy fueled by the availability of minerals and other resources, here, we shall not look at who is driving what, but at the cars per capita in Africa.

However in South Africa theres more german cars(BMW, Audi, Volkswagen, Mercedes.) than US(ford, chev, dodge) and Japanese cars(toyota, Datsun, mazda, suzuki,) , . Mostly newer cars that i can attest. I don't know about other african countries.

which ones are in your country? Median age wise?

Austine1212:


Not only do they have better road they are also better maintained.

Truth hurts? Broken ego? Deal with it! You old enough to be behaving so cheap


Im no Zulu by the way

I said Sharap, you know nothing? Show me the good roads in Kenya. And again show me 10 lane roads in zoo kenya? You South Africans are just full of hate. Who even give a fvck about you and your fvcking tribe. Fvck you nigga

Logobenz0:
I said Sharap, you know nothing? Show me the good roads in Kenya. And again show me 10 lane roads in zoo kenya? You South Africans are just full of hate. Who even give a fvck about you and your fvcking tribe. Fvck you nigga

Dude don't you know google maps? You can Check it yourself.

Wow now that im telling the truth you tell me i got hate, phss grow up!!!

Austine1212:


Dude don't you know google maps? You can Check it yourself.

Wow now that im telling the truth you tell me i got hate, phss grow up!!!

I said Sharap. Show me the better roads in Kenya? Show me 10 lane roads in Kenya and I will show you double in Nigeria? You know nothing please

pacretus:
I apologise for the insults. That guy is not sane, if those are the worst photos of Lagos a city of over 20 million people then Lagos is developed.

Let's just agree to all you said.

Noo its far from it. Development is not only skyscrapers

It has more to do with, tranport services, water, provision of electricity, good infrastructure, education, security, roads etc

Austine1212:


Noo its far from it. Development is not only skyscrapers

It has more to do with, tranport services, water, provision of electricity, good infrastructure, education, security, roads etc

Echo it again bro...

Precisely - that some countries are in this nearly every 5yrs is amazing. We nearly went down that period btw 93-96 but out of it came many reforms that have stood the test of times - right from the central bank to entire banking industries and the economy as a whole. The highest recorded inflation was in 1993 at 46% and it dropped to 28% in 94 after intervention!! Prior to that we had global oil-induced one in the early 70s and 80s .

kikuyu1:


Reminds me of Kenya '93,immediately after the election. Hyperinflation was rampant,a fake gold export compensation scheme had just robbed us of 2 bn $ in todays money as more money released to buy a win for Moi jacked up prices even further. IIRC,at this time bread tripled from 5 shs to 15 in a month while the gbp went from around 45 to 110 in the same time frame.
Looking back I rmbr what a terrible time it was for all of us-later on I realised we avoided a Zim' type situation by a strange internal resilience that scared the West.

Port Harcourt city

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In Namibia, I saw primary teachers driving new VW Golf or Polo. Those are proper middle-class countries. The rest of sub-saharan need to keep improving their lot until the day a primary school teacher can afford to buy a brand new car or the lowest of gov employee.

Austine1212:


The used car import market in Africa is growing, leading to more cars on the road. Today, it is the most sought after market by car makers, and established Japanese brands like Toyota have worked hard at not falling from the top. Which countries have the most? Let’s take a look.

We can see that African roads are owned by not only Toyota, but also many other Japanese autos. With the economy fueled by the availability of minerals and other resources, here, we shall not look at who is driving what, but at the cars per capita in Africa.

However in South Africa theres more german cars(BMW, Audi, Volkswagen, Mercedes.) than US(ford, chev, dodge) and Japanese cars(toyota, Datsun, mazda, suzuki,) , . Mostly newer cars that i can attest. I don't know about other african countries.

which ones are in your country? Median age wise?

Cont

Mkenya2019:
In Namibia, I saw primary teachers driving new VW Golf or Polo. Those are proper middle-class countries. The rest of sub-saharan need to keep improving their lot until the day a primary school teacher can afford to buy a brand new car or the lowest of gov employee.

teachers can afford a bond and a new cars

VW polos are popular among young people people searching for their new entry level car in SA, they are everywhere especially in villages

Austine1212:


Noo its far from it. Development is not only skyscrapers

It has more to do with, tranport services, water, provision of electricity, good infrastructure, education, security, roads etc

Did you just say Kenya had better roads than Nigeria.? You really are new here.

Austine1212:


Kenya have better roads compared tp nigeria

Deal with it

Maybe one day nigeria will reach that level

I bet you even in your dream Kenya can never have better roads compared to Nigeria.
You can console yourself but the reality is different from audio roads.

NigeriaIsDoomed:
I bet you even in your dream Kenya can never have better roads compared to Nigeria.
You can console yourself but the reality is different from audio roads.

Nigeria don't top in any good indices.

pacretus:
Did you just say Kenya had better roads than Nigeria.? You really are new here.

You want me to repeat?

Of cos im 3month in this, i don't argue with hopeless, people who are immoral, who reply like illiterates i hope youyou not one of them.

Go check google maps
Go check development index by un

Austine1212:


Nigeria don't top in any good indices.

But we don't sell our wives to tourists due to starvation

NigeriaIsDoomed:
But we don't sell our wives to tourists due to starvation

Wow who does that?

So we do agree on that fact that Nigeria does not top in any good indices?

pacretus:
Did you just say Kenya had better roads than Nigeria.? You really are new here.

I think you need another round of the SufferingSmiling show. Your roads and the overall poverty is just pathetic.

NigeriaIsDoomed:
I bet you even in your dream Kenya can never have better roads compared to Nigeria.
You can console yourself but the reality is different from audio roads.

We have all seen your roads, some even have slaughter houses on the side. You would never see that in Kenya.

gallivant:


We have all seen your roads, some even have slaughter houses on the side. You would never see that in Kenya.

You don't even have roads in Kenya apart from few deplorable roads in Nairobi.
Argue with your keypad.

Austine1212:


Wow who does that?

So we do agree on that fact that Nigeria does not top in any good indices?

Argue with your countrymen who rent their wives to foreigners to survive starvation.

Ghana's Adjayi wins landmark Abu Dhabi contract

Renowned Ghanaian architect, Founder and Principal of Adjaye Associates, Sir David Adjaye, has won a landmark project to design The Abrahamic Family House on Saadiyat Island in Abu Dhabi.

His selection came after a rigorous selection process that included architects of diverse backgrounds and faiths from around the globe.

The Abrahamic Family House, commissioned by The Higher Committee for Human Fraternity, is a collection of three religious spaces: a mosque, a synagogue and a church, which sits upon a secular visitor pavilion.

Unveiled at an event in the New York Public Library last Monday, the project would serve as a community for inter-religious dialogue and exchange, nurturing the values of peaceful co-existence and acceptance among different beliefs, nationalities and cultures.

Speaking at the ceremony, Sir David expressed his gratitude for being selected and said he felt humbled by the selection and believed architecture must reflect in the kind of world we wanted to live in.

“I am humbled and honoured that our design has been selected. I believe architecture should work to enshrine the kind of world we want to live in, a world of tolerance, openness, and constant advancement,” he said.

He explained that before working on the project, he had often considered the three faiths as separate from each other, but was later exposed to some similarities of the religions.

“My experience and learning about this project brought a clarity because I’ve always seen these three religions as very different — it’s what we’re led to believe, but then you discover these incredible connections and overlaps that sit with these distinct differences,” he said.

Elaborating further on the design, the Ghanaian, who also designed the national cathedral, described it as three cubes with different orientations sitting on a common area yet present a safe space of worship.

“We were led towards these powerful plutonic forms with a clear geometry, three cubes sitting on a plinth — though not aligned, they each have different orientations. The story then starts to become apparent through the power of the silhouette, unified with commonality and the articulation of the three forms. These structures represent a safe space, each volume illustrated with colonnades, screens and vaults to represent the sacred nature.

“Our discovery continued with the common ground, the public space in-between where the difference connects. I saw the garden as a powerful metaphor, this safe space where community, connection and civility combine — this space exists between the three chambers, the three faiths. The podium allows you to interact with each space, there’s no preventative threshold, and this way, you dissolve the perceptions of not being included and encourage the celebration of this collective history and collective identity.”

Source: Graphic.com.gh

NigeriaIsDoomed:
Argue with your countrymen who rent their wives to foreigners to survive starvation.

Woa im not Kenyan

Lol

The renown architect also won Ghana national cathedral contract. works to begin next year by March 2020 and finished in the next 6 months... it is estimated to cost 50 million dollars .


GHANA national cathedral in 3d...

NigeriaIsDoomed:
Argue with your countrymen who rent their wives to foreigners to survive starvation.

Top 10 African countries with quality roads

Namibia. (score 5.2) world ranking 23
South Africa (score 5.0) world ranking 29
Rwanda. (score 5.0) world ranking 31
Cote d’voire (score 4.7) world ranking 42
Mauritius (score 4.7) world ranking 44
Morocco (score 4.4) world ranking 55
Kenya (score 4.2) world ranking 61
Botswana (score 4.1) world ranking 6
Cape Verde (score 4.1) world ranking 66
Senegal. (score 4.0) world ranking 71


Other notable countries that did not make it on our list are Gambia, Zambia, Ghana, Tunisia and Uganda.

Sources: World Economic Forum competitive report: Road quality index 2018– 2019

Austine1212:


Abuja is not the most developed city in africa, maybe in nigeria or WA definately not Africa

Abuja is the most developed per capita African built City only riveled by Eko. Deal with it.

Austine1212:


Lol i was suprised, sorry my bad

By the way soweto is one of the best townships, so your research.. People always attach informal settlements to soweto

But in truth soweto a world class township

Our education is 3rd best in africa, its growing not dwindling

Ummm,no. According to the World Bank Human Capital Index,an innovative capacity measure based on quality of education SA is way down the list in Naij territory. Ghana shocked me too,tbh. I uploaded the index when it came out early this year-its a very interesting read.

https://www.worldbank.org/en/data/interactive/2018/10/18/human-capital-index-and-components-2018

We tie with Algeria on the HCI at 0.52 but our education system is best in Africa as seen in harmonized test scores. I've said before with your expenditure on education you should be getting better outcomes but I strongly suspect its your teachers unions not properly pulling their weight.

AskiaHarem:


Abuja is the most developed per capita African built City only riveled by Eko. Deal with it.

Cape Town, South Africa
Cape Town, South Africa

You don’t get listed by luck on The New York Time and The Telegraph. Cape Town in 2019 was named the best place to visit in the world. Its well-developed infrastructures in second to none in Africa and among the best in the world.

So, if you are making that trip for the first time or not, the list should serve as a guide for interesting places to visit and should also change your perception of Africa. Kindly share your views about other developed cities in Africa with other PropertyPro readers.

This is the most developed city in africa

Austine1212:


Cape Town, South Africa
Cape Town, South Africa

You don’t get listed by luck on The New York Time and The Telegraph. Cape Town in 2019 was named the best place to visit in the world. Its well-developed infrastructures in second to none in Africa and among the best in the world.

So, if you are making that trip for the first time or not, the list should serve as a guide for interesting places to visit and should also change your perception of Africa. Kindly share your views about other developed cities in Africa with other PropertyPro readers.

This is the most developed city in africa

This is how crazy things are. You may be surprise when you realise that Capetown yet still host one of the largest slum in Africa after Kibera then you get Khayelitsha, Capetown.