D'Tigress!

Danielnino00:
D'Tigress!

Oh damn it ..I was going to post this sport beauties but then you beat me to it....

Naija girls are damn to pretty...

A collection of bold Nollywood faces... MtisQuitbit will not like this

#kenyansarefashionless

As kazikazi will always say..ordinary TZ folks but I. This case it is ordinary naija folks.....Eyan soapy dancer pls don't dance soapy with this image....if you know you know

Lasgidi to'o sure......


World-class revolves round the atmosphere

Danielnino00:
Another one

Kenya, when are u going so sign a decent kit sponsorship deal with a decent kit manufacturer like Nike?

Your guys were looking like clowns in this kit. Esp Iwobi. LMAO! This kit is one of the reasons they played so horribly. Went there trying to look sexy instead of playing football.

68816419:
The Ground Breaking of the Kaduna Hilton Hotel, located on Waff Road/Muhammadu Buhari Way was done this afternoon by Governor Nasir Ahmad @elrufai accompanied by former President of Tanzania, President Jakaya Kikwete and the Ooni of Ife

You have a road named after Buhari. You guys are complete idiots. What has he done to deserve it? This should be an outdated thing in Africa by now.

Danielnino00:


Another ignorant mofo...

Obasanjo ruled Nigeria for 3 years as military head of state and 8 years as democratically elected president (2 terms,4 year per term) ..Buhari spent less than 2 years as military head of state and is in his second term as democratically elected president.. that's 18 years altogether for both of them..still less than the 24 years Moi used to f**k Kenya..

And Cameroon are just our neighbour.. they aren't west African... East and southern Africa still has the biggest chunk of sit tight leaders in Africa...

Depends on your point of view.

Kenya has had 4 presidents since independence. All of them came to power via ballot. No single coup. Only minor electoral skirmishes (relatively speaking).

In the same period, Nigeria has had about 15 presidencies. 6 of those were via bloody coups. 6 were brutal military regimes. Several of them involved assassinating the sitting president. Lots of civilian executions (esp Abacha, the OG of executions). Dont forget between 1967 and 1970 millions of Igbos were murdered.

Moi was a dictator of lesser proportions. Whatever he did in his 24 yrs would land him an automatic spot in heaven if juxtaposed to what was done to Nigerians by their array of dictators in the same period.

68816419:
Many children were left homeless and begging after Boko Haram killed their parents. Today, Prof Zulum of Borno state (Governor )
has enrolled them in this boarding school for orphans, and learning has begun as Zulum will bankroll all their needs. This Muhammadu Buhari College also give thanks to Shettima.

Campaign for Buhari elsewhere Nigga! Most Nigerians want Buhari to go and retire in his Daura village with his cows and weapons.

68816419:

bellow are some of the minor stations not currently in used

What was the point of building them?

68816419:

Some other stations

Even Idu is not in use two years later. What exactly are you praising buhari for if he was just building cosmetic projects.

Kenya's president Uhuru Kenyatta and High Representative for Infrastructure Development Raila Odinga at the US National Prayer Breakfast, at the invitation of Donald Trump and the US Congress.

As Keynote speakers, the two former political rivals used their BBI (Building Bridges) Initiative in Kenya to spread the spirit of reconciliation in the USA, to much applause in the chambers. Kenya always has something positive for the world.

Later, president Trump met the president of Kenya and struck deals, among them the introduction of direct cargo flights between Kenya and the USA.

In the end, the whole thing was to affirm that Obama was never American

Archives: Emperor Haille Sellassie and Jomo Kenyatta (best of friends)

Kenya makes all the global geothermal headlines when it comes to electricity development, and it’s no secret Kenya is quickly rising to the top as a geothermal leader based on activity and megawatts developed. But there is more to Kenya’s geothermal story than just electricity.

The Geothermal Development Company of Kenya (GDC) has began rolling out geothermal heating to farmers for use in their greenhouses and other farming ventures. Last year, using this technology, one farmer won the International Grower of the Year award in Germany.

Geothermal heated greenhouses will increase production per acre and reduce crop reject levels due to diseases, with the overall benefit being approximately 40% increase in productivity, as well as improved consistency in supply.

Besides the famous heated geothermal spa (Africa's only and largest), pilot projects have proved successful in heated greenhouses, fish rearing (heated aquatic ponds), milk pasteurization, geothermal operated laundromats, and pyrethrum drying, among others.

Successful GDC pilots to be rolled out include;

Img 1. Heated greenhouse: During the night, early morning and wet seasons, geothermal heated water at a temperature range of 50°C – 55°C is circulated in galvanized pipes to raise the temperature and lower the relative humidity inside the greenhouse. Temperatures are maintained at 28°C -30°C and relative humidity less than 85%. This in return ensures less fungal infections and consequently realization of bigger produce with less use of agricultural chemicals.

Img 2. Geothermal heated laundry demonstration unit : Geothermal heated water is directed to the washers and mixed with cold water to temperatures dependent on the type of clothes to be washed, while the dryer has a specially designed fan coil unit that uses hot water to dry the clothes.

Img 3. Heated Aquatic pond: Geothermal heated water flows into two demonstration units of aquatic ponds to maintain a pond temperature of 29°C in a flow-through water system. A single, small regenerative blower is used to aerate the ponds by pushing compressed air through diffuser tubing placed along the bottom of each fish pond. This temperature is optimal for the metabolism of the tilapia species of fish, leading to enhanced growth. The first batch of fish was harvested with an improved maturity period of six and a half months on average compared to the conventional eight-month maturity age for the tilapia species of fish.

Img 4. Milk Processor unit: Geothermal Development Company is currently procuring milk from the local dairy cooperatives to ensure continuous processing of milk using this geothermally heated pasteurizer.

For the first time ever, geothermal power became Kenya’s biggest source of energy, accounting for 44 per cent of the country’s needs.

Phase 1 of the Baringo-Silali geothermal power project.

The phase yielded viable steam towards the end of last year and is expected to inject 300 additional MW to the grid. This is one of 6 similar geothermal wells being drilled.

GDC has sought approval for a new geothermal project in Menengai West, Nakuru County.

TayserMahri:


You have a road named after Buhari. You guys are complete idiots. What has he done to deserve it? This should be an outdated thing in Africa by now.

OK, how is Sonko doing, mind showing us his projects?

68816419:

OK, how is Sonko doing, mind showing us his projects?

Sonko has no road named after him.

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1 District 1 factory has come to stay.

This is EKU juice product in Germany........

Ghana Export Promotion Authority at Fruits Logistica 2020 ( Germany), selling Ghana’s fruits and vegetable industry at the biggest fresh fruits and vegetable show in the world.
It’s been busy and productive.��

#ExportGhanaExportMore

ESTATESingapore firm building Sh50bn low cost homes in Mavoko
First phase of the project will be ready in 18 months.

AvatarPublished on January 31, 2020By Miriam Nkirote

An impression of Habitat Heights in Mavoko.
An impression of Habitat Heights in Mavoko. PHOTO | COURTESY
A Singaporean real estate firm is building an 8,888-unit multibillion-shilling mixed-use development in Mavoko, Machakos County, as it eyes a piece of the potentially lucrative but badly ignored low cost housing market in Kenya.

Singapura Developers says the development, which will be known as Habitat Heights, will host residential units ranging from studios, one-bedroom, two-bedroom and three-bedroom units on seven [b]blocks of between 24 and 26 floors.[b]
Sitting on a 77.75-acre piece of land in Lukenya Hills, off the Nairobi-Mombasa highway, Habitat Heights will be completed in seven phases, gifting Mavoko a new Sh50 billion estate.



[b]Phase one of the project, which got underway last month, will be ready in 18 months.



The development land is owned by the UN Habitat and had been reserved for a UN employees’ housing scheme, but the Kenyan government signed a memorandum with the UN to release the land for use for the State-backed affordable housing scheme.



On completion, Habitat Heights will comprise 972 one-bedroom units, 2,912 two-bedroom units, 4,368 three-bedroom units, 60 shops and other facilities.



The prices for the houses have been set at Sh3.5 million (one-bedroom), Sh4.8 million (two-bedroom), and Sh5.8 million (three-bedroom).

The project is funded by the United Nations through the Habitat Heights Company.

Singapura Developers identifies Kenya as a promising market for such developments thanks to the country’s fast expanding population of middle-income earners.





“[b]We see Kenya as a big market based on the growing middle-class and also a high number of expatriates,” says Singapura’s chief investments officer Mahesh SK.



Habitat Heights Company becomes the latest entrant to the State-backed affordable housing programme, which seeks to build 500,000 homes countrywide in five years.

The scheme has attracted a host of foreign construction giants, including China State Construction Engineering – which is building 1,370 units in its Nairobi’s Park Road project. The company has already completed 228 houses.ESTATESingapore firm building Sh50bn low cost homes in Mavoko
First phase of the project will be ready in 18 months.

AvatarPublished on January 31, 2020By Miriam Nkirote
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An impression of Habitat Heights in Mavoko.
An impression of Habitat Heights in Mavoko. PHOTO | COURTESY
A Singaporean real estate firm is building an 8,888-unit multibillion-shilling mixed-use development in Mavoko, Machakos County, as it eyes a piece of the potentially lucrative but badly ignored low cost housing market in Kenya.

Singapura Developers says the development, which will be known as Habitat Heights, will host residential units ranging from studios, one-bedroom, two-bedroom and three-bedroom units on seven blocks of between 24 and 26 floors.

Sitting on a 77.75-acre piece of land in Lukenya Hills, off the Nairobi-Mombasa highway, Habitat Heights will be completed in seven phases, gifting Mavoko a new Sh50 billion estate.



Phase one of the project, which got underway last month, will be ready in 18 months.



The development land is owned by the UN Habitat and had been reserved for a UN employees’ housing scheme, but the Kenyan government signed a memorandum with the UN to release the land for use for the State-backed affordable housing scheme.



On completion, Habitat Heights will comprise 972 one-bedroom units, 2,912 two-bedroom units, 4,368 three-bedroom units, 60 shops and other facilities.



The prices for the houses have been set at Sh3.5 million (one-bedroom), Sh4.8 million (two-bedroom), and Sh5.8 million (three-bedroom).

The project is funded by the United Nations through the Habitat Heights Company.

Singapura Developers identifies Kenya as a promising market for such developments thanks to the country’s fast expanding population of middle-income earners.





“We see Kenya as a big market based on the growing middle-class and also a high number of expatriates,” says Singapura’s chief investments officer Mahesh SK.



Habitat Heights Company becomes the latest entrant to the State-backed affordable housing programme, which seeks to build 500,000 homes countrywide in five years.

The scheme has attracted a host of foreign construction giants, including China State Construction Engineering – which is building 1,370 units in its Nairobi’s Park Road project. The company has already completed 228 houses.

READ: Big fortunes await sector as cheap homes project begins



Last week, Housing PS Charles Hinga said the government had signed deals with several British investors for the construction of 80,000 houses across the country.

The deals, which were signed during last week’s inaugural UK-Africa Investment Summit held in London, are a major boost for the affordable housing programme – which has been struggling to attract large-scale investors.

“During the UK tour, we managed to get potential investors for 80,000 units, 30,000 of them under Nairobi Urban Renewal and 50,000 as rental units,” Mr Hinga said.





Under the scheme, the government plans to demolish old bungalows and replace them with high-rise apartments in Nairobi to deliver affordable houses to residents.

READ: Big fortunes await sector as cheap homes project begins



Last week, Housing PS Charles Hinga said the government had signed deals with several British investors for the construction of 80,000 houses across the country.

The deals, which were signed during last week’s inaugural UK-Africa Investment Summit held in London, are a major boost for the affordable housing programme – which has been struggling to attract large-scale investors.

“During the UK tour, we managed to get potential investors for 80,000 units, 30,000 of them under Nairobi Urban Renewal and 50,000 as rental units,” Mr Hinga said.





Under the scheme, the government plans to demolish old bungalows and replace them with high-rise apartments in Nairobi to deliver affordable houses to residents.

Lukenya/habitat house project is now a reality.

Ghana extending medical service across the rural area of the northern region of Ghana thru technology....

This is walewale, A rural community in the northern region of Ghana.....


Drone service station launched

TayserMahri:


Campaign for Buhari elsewhere Nigga! Most Nigerians want Buhari to go and retire in his Daura village with his cows and weapons.

Idiot, firstly Buhari doesn't need to be campaigned for...he is not running for any office..
Secondly you don't get to tell us what to do on our own forum..

Third majority of Kenya wants the corrupt reign of the Kenyatta family out of Kenya's political fabric ..common sense should tell you that in every democratic nation there must always be opposition party, different choice of govt/administration...same thing is happening in America....

#taahira..

TayserMahri:


Even Idu is not in use two years later. What exactly are you praising buhari for if he was just building cosmetic projects.

Maybe a idu station in Kenya has not been used in two years but the one in nigeria has constantly been used....I can support it with up to date YouTube videos of last year and even this year....

TayserMahri:


You have a road named after Buhari. You guys are complete idiots. What has he done to deserve it? This should be an outdated thing in Africa by now.

Hahahaha stupid question...what has the pioneer of Kenya's corrupt, Jomo Kenyatta done to deserve somany roads and airport in Kenya named after him....

This should be outdated thing in Africa but yet you still do it....taahira

TayserMahri:


What was the point of building them?

Idiot it is for used ..if your govt is serious about using your tax money and budget prudently perhaps you might be having some of this...