vaxx1:
the links I send to you simply explain it better. there is correlation between your income and what you eat

And I told you junk foods cost virtually nothing these days so even poor people can afford to eat themselves to obesity.

TayserMahri:


And I told you junk foods cost virtually nothing these days so even poor people can afford to eat themselves to obesity.

and i said it, junk food is for big income earner, obesity is not same as kwashiorkor . the reason you guys are skinny

vaxx1:
and i said it, junk food is for big income earner, obesity is not same as kwashiorkor . the reason you guys are skinny

Well, I'll take that as the final capitulation. Always a pleasure to whip you and your student Just30

Lol

TayserMahri:


The genius has completely lost it. I had given you a respectable figure but you decided to just make it worse for yourself by bringing even more damning data. Do you know how to interpret data? Seems you think the higher the number the better. Its infant mortality son, not GDP or PPP. Tell you what, with your new data, which is actually similar to self immolation, Ghana loses a whooping 17 children more than Kenya for every 1000 live births. 47.9 for Ghana vs 30.6 for Kenya. So sad bro.

so obviously you also lost this one. I don't feed people particular idiot


I only show that graph as where you copied your bogus lies . you using 2018graph for Ghana doesn't work while maintaing 2020 for kenya .


why dont you post the updated version here for everyone to see. and don't use blogs here

TayserMahri:


Well, I'll take that as the final capitulation. Always a pleasure to whip you and your student Just30

Accept the pleasure boy . it is insane not to know you fumble

gallivant:
Lol

vaxx1:
so obviously you also lost this one. I don't feed people particular idiot


I only show that graph as where you copied your bogus lies . you using 2018graph for Ghana doesn't work while maintaing 2020 for kenya .


why dont you post the updated version here for everyone to see. and don't use blogs here

I never posted a graph anywhere, and the data I provided was for 2018 in both cases.

Here is the 2020 updated list.

http://www.geoba.se/country.php?cc=KE&year=2020

http://www.geoba.se/country.php?cc=GH&year=2020

Kenya is at 33.97 per 1,000 live births.

Ghana is at 38.06 per 1,000 live births (Typical).

Dont know where you had gotten your data, but that was insane. I was even shocked.

More interesting,

Ghanaian kids continue to face more doom after surviving birth.

Mortality between age 1 and 4 for Kenya is 11.38
Mortality between age 1 and 4 for Ghana is 23.15 (More than double!!!)

Even worse,

Mortality under age 5 for Kenya is 44.97 per thousand
Mortality under age 5 for Ghana is 60.33 per thousand (No respite kids, who told you to survive, this is Ghana!)

If you recall, we said a big number here is not the ideal situation. And you can see Gh has lots of big numbers What is killing your young ones? You said obesity, but we know kids cant be dying like flies from obesity by their fifth birthday. It just dont work that way.

vaxx1:
Accept the pleasure boy . it is insane not to know you fumble

I see you like the whip

TayserMahri:


I never posted a graph anywhere, and the data I provided was for 2018 in both cases.

Here is the 2020 updated list.

http://www.geoba.se/country.php?cc=KE&year=2020

http://www.geoba.se/country.php?cc=GH&year=2020

Kenya is at 33.97 per 1,000 live births.

Ghana is at 38.06 per 1,000 live births (Typical).

Dont know where you had gotten your data, but that was insane. I was even shocked.

More interesting,

Ghanaian kids continue to face more doom after surviving birth.

Mortality between age 1 and 4 for Kenya is 11.38
Mortality between age 1 and 4 for Ghana is 23.15 (Almost double!!!)

Even worse,

Mortality under age 5 for Ghana is 60.33 per thousand (No respite kids, who told you to survive, this is Ghana!)
Mortality under age 5 for Kenya is 44.97 per thousand

If you recall, we said a big number here is not the ideal condition. And you can see Gh has lots of big numbers What is killing your young ones? You said obesity, but we know kids cant be dying like flies from obesity by their fifth birthday. It just dont work that way.

Agian you fumble, search the same net agian for more update . don't be stupid. stop pasting fake and bogus figure. how do want me to take you seriously when you post a document stating Ghana is 28 million.


I will not help you.

TayserMahri:



I see you like the whip

Go and sleep. you are loosing it and stop faking the smiles

vaxx1:
Agian you fumble, search the same net agian for more update . don't be stupid. stop pasting fake and bogus figure. how do want me to take you seriously when you post a document stating Ghana is 28 million.


I will not help you.

Either you bring counter data from your own source or we stick with mine. Stop crying wolf if you cant counter my data with your own. I did not compile the data.

My data stands

TayserMahri:


Either you bring counter data from your own source or we stick with mine. Stop crying wolf if you cant counter my data with your own. I did not compile the data.

My data stands

Either you stupid or daft . it is one of the two. I will be the last person spoonfeeding you ....


So you want me to respect a third party source ? what kind of education are you exposed to in Kenya? something must be missing in your brain


A source that does not even have a direction

vaxx1:
You aren't living longer. get that to your skull .

first Ghana is not competing with you kenya, so such an insignificant gap you are trying to drag Ghana with becomes very stupid. Ghana is moving at her own pace.

First of all, we eat far more than your skinny. hence the obesity. Ghana is more obese than you and TZ . in a thought you may consider it has a sign of bad eating styles but actually there is correlation between that and development .

East africans eat less fatty, fried food, they boil most of the food west african would fry.

Obese is not something one should be happy about,

Are you ok?

Just30:


Healthcare has never been
Take your dumb self out of here.

So now you have quality healthcare than SA ?
Oh Lord, Even Ghana will not say it has quality healthcare than SA.

Shut up , HIV is not why SA have an expectancy of 63
Antiretroviral drugs make HIV patients live even longer than the average Kenyan.

SA life expectancy is down because of ot socioeconomic issues

Its mainly because of HIV that's because people with HIV are not expected to live over 40 years.

Crime also a factor

vaxx1:
obesity is much more observed in wealthy homes. there is correlation between your income and your health

People in slums eat more junk

TayserMahri:


The genius has completely lost it. I had given you a respectable figure but you decided to just make it worse for yourself by bringing even more damning data. Do you know how to interpret data? Seems you think the higher the number the better. Its infant mortality son, not GDP or PPP. Tell you what, with your new data, which is actually similar to self immolation, Ghana loses a whooping 17 children more than Kenya for every 1000 live births. 47.9 for Ghana vs 30.6 for Kenya. So sad bro.

You just buried him right there lol

Kazikazi:
Yes, its all not about facilities.
Life expectancy includes facilities and lifestyle. You need to get both right.SA has facilities, but have you checked how many doctors have been raped and robed while on duty? What about the food they are eating?pollution levels?crime?Fake doctors? Illiteracy?What about a "Don't care" attitude?

We got high literacy rate in SA

Doctors being raped on duty? Where your stats at?

Fake doctors are ones from nigeria

SA got the biggest anti-retroviral plan in the world

Crime? We not in the top 3

Pollution? What pollution

Food we eat? 1 what about it?

Austine1213:


We got high literacy rate in SA

Doctors being raped on duty? Where your stats at?

Fake doctors are ones from nigeria

SA got the biggest anti-retroviral plan in the world

Crime? We not in the top 3

Pollution? What pollution

Food we eat? 1 what about it?

Are you that jobless. today is Monday. give us a break.

Austine1213:


East africans eat less fatty, fried food, they boil most of the food west african would fry.

Obese is not something one should be happy about,

Are you ok?

The guy is out of his mind.
He think getting fat is all about eating too much food.
East Africans, especially the Masai tribes don't eat a lot of carbohydrates.Masai consume a lot of proteins like cow milk.You can hardly see a Masai eating potatoes.

Austine1213:


We got high literacy rate in SA

Doctors being raped on duty? Where your stats at?

Fake doctors are ones from nigeria

SA got the biggest anti-retroviral plan in the world

Crime? We not in the top 3

Pollution? What pollution

Food we eat? 1 what about it?

OK I hear you.
So why are u having a low life expectancy levels?

Austine1213:


Fake doctors are ones from nigeria

it's come to a point were anyone who wants others to accept his opinion would have to include a little diss on Nigeria.

Well... I'm having a brilliant morning here and wouldn't want to engage a non-entity.

Drugs in S.A. =Nigeria is to be blamed
SAns are junkies= blame NG
SAns are prostitutes = blame NG
SAns naturally xenophobic =blame NG
SAns are lazy=blame NG.
S.A.s economy is falling apart= blame NG.


Nigerian doctors are among the best in the world. We excel with good records anywhere in the world.


Note: you can have high literacy rate, be educated and still be an illiterate.
Going to school isn't the thing, but acquiring knowledge.

Austine1213:


Its mainly because of HIV that's because people with HIV are not expected to live over 40 years.

Crime also a factor

The major causes of SA deaths..
1.Crime and accidents
2.Tuberculosis
3.Diabetes
4.Heart diseases

HIV isn't the biggest killer

vaxx1:
You argue like a kid writing a junior high school exams. we should make comparison based on pictures? will your pictures captured the 6000 kids that was recently taken when they are walking aimlessly around the street of darsalam begging for food , will your pics capture your premier university that is currently facing water challenges , will your pics captured the curent dilapidated electricity problem you have ? etc.... if so , lets go ahead.....if not , don't waste my time

in Ghana there is a separate body that monitor the goverment if there is any form of lies and it they also make their own publishing You don't live longer than Ghana, you sluggishly live longer . that is not an advantage....

Let this sink deeper in your thick skull..Tanzanians live longer than Ghanaians

You can try bringing fake reports of your healthcare,but the end result is clear,we outlive you.

Yes we can do comparisons based on pictures. Those university students who faced water issues in Dodoma university were photographed! And our premier university is university of Dar. Street children can be seen and photographed too! Electricity,yes may be you can leave that out,but electric poles in villages and on electric railway lines can be seen!
Transportation sector can be shown through pictures too,e.g, BRT,railway and trains,marine transport etc! In simple terms,you can't be developed on papers alone! Developments should be seen.Just the same way we see developments in Korea and Japan,we should also see in any other nation which claims to be developed than the other.
After saying that,Can you show me your developments?

dumb Ghanaians they are proud of obesity they can't relate life expectancy and healthcare

Austine1213:


We got high literacy rate in SA

Doctors being raped on duty? Where your stats at?

Fake doctors are ones from nigeria

SA got the biggest anti-retroviral plan in the world

Crime? We not in the top 3

Pollution? What pollution

Food we eat? 1 what about it?

You're really high on warthog. So the fake doctors are from Nigeria. But your government are busy sending more Nigerian doctors in to your ZOO country foolish people, no wonder you idiots have the highest hiv rates in that glorified ZOO bombastic fools, everything bad about that zoo are Nigerians. Useless animals

pacretus:
it's come to a point were anyone who wants others to accept his opinion would have to include a little diss on Nigeria.

Well... I'm having a brilliant morning here and wouldn't want to engage a non-entity.

Drugs in S.A. =Nigeria is to be blamed
SAns are junkies= blame NG
SAns are prostitutes = blame NG
SAns naturally xenophobic =blame NG
SAns are lazy=blame NG.
S.A.s economy is falling apart= blame NG.


Nigerian doctors are among the best in the world. We excel with good records anywhere in the world.


Note: you can have high literacy rate, be educated and still be an illiterate.
Going to school isn't the thing, but acquiring knowledge.

Don't mind that fool. Everything bad about their useless zoo country are Nigerians. Nigerians are the cause of their hiv/aids. Foolish cows

Austine1213:


We got high literacy rate in SA

Doctors being raped on duty? Where your stats at?

Fake doctors are ones from nigeria

SA got the biggest anti-retroviral plan in the world

[Crime? We not in the top 3

Pollution? What pollution

Food we eat? 1 what about it?

Are you high on zulu shlt or something?


https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.africanews.com/amp/2019/07/30/capetown-ranked-the-most-dangerous-city-in-africa/

impressive ......


Why Ghana is Africa’s top candidate for an economic leap - Bloomberg Opinion


Ghanaians Holding The National Flag
Ghana has a number of big advantages over other countries in the West Africa Sub-Region

Every time a region of the world goes from being poor to being rich one country tends to be responsible for getting the process started. In Europe that was the U.K., which was the first to industrialize. In East Asia it was Japan. In West Africa it could be Ghana.

Ghana has a number of big advantages over other countries in the region in terms of geography, institutions and human capital. It’s on the coast and has plenty of ports that can be used to ship and receive goods.

With about 31 million people, it has a large enough population to create a substantial domestic market but small enough that providing jobs and food won’t be too insurmountable of a challenge. Members of the Akan ethnic group make up about half of the population, meaning that Ghana has less of the ethnic fragmentation plaguing many post-colonial states.

It scores well on international indicators of governance quality, freedom, democracy, ease of doing business and corruption. Ghana has lower child mortality than its neighbors, indicating a relatively healthy populace. It also has a head start in terms of literacy rates and education:

These advantages have helped to make Ghana one of the fastest-growing countries on the continent. Although its 2019 growth rate ended up being only 7% rather than the world-beating 8.8% forecast by the International Monetary Fund, that is still very solid growth.

Specializing in commodities is not necessarily a economic death sentence for a nation. Ghana doesn’t have the resource endowment of Norway or Saudi Arabia, but with wise and stable policy it could aspire to the comfortable middle-income status of Namibia, Botswana or perhaps even Chile.

Indeed, Ghana in recent decades has done a good job of moving in this direction. Agricultural productivity has increased, which allowed many Ghanaians to move from farms to cities, where they have been mostly employed in the service sector. This has been a typical pattern in a number of commodity-rich developing countries.

In countries that are heavily dependent on resource exports, urbanization appears to be concentrated in “consumption cities” where the economies consist primarily of non-tradable services.

But the service sector isn’t great at creating secure, well-paying jobs. Much of this employment is informal and precarious. And a large share of the gains from the commodity boom have flowed to the wealthy, worsening inequality.

Gollin and his co-authors find that the residents of so-called consumption cities do considerably worse than residents of cities with economies based on manufacturing.

Meanwhile, industrialization has proved to be a much more reliable path to national wealth. Manufacturing is less subject to the whims of global price movements than commodities, allowing for a more diversified and complex economy and -- most importantly -- it encourages learning and rapid productivity growth.

But when a country is strong in natural resource industries, it can be hard to ignite the kind of manufacturing boom that countries such as South Korea rode from rags to riches. Strong commodity exports raise the value of a country’s exchange rate, making manufactured exports more expensive. They also make wages in the industrial sector uncompetitive.

This helps explain why Ghana’s laudable efforts to switch to manufacturing haven’t yet borne fruit. The country tried establishing export-oriented special economic zones similar to those of China. But these ended up specializing in commodities rather than manufacturing.


Ghana needs to keep trying. One idea is to provide subsidies specifically to manufactured exports. If these subsidies were stable, reliable, large and long-lasting, they might tilt the balance of comparative advantage.

This could include subsidizing wages for workers in export-oriented manufacturing; that would allow workers to earn a decent living while factory investors save on costs. It could also mean providing export-oriented factories with cheap dedicated sources of electric power, because generation has been a problem in Ghana.

That would help make the country more attractive to investors from China, as well as a place where domestic entrepreneurs can flourish. Taking in skilled immigrants, especially from nearby Nigeria or the African diaspora, could also help build a pool of expertise that makes the country an attractive destination for investment.

The raw materials for a Ghanaian manufacturing boom are there. The country has entrepreneurial and innovative talent, as demonstrated by the introduction a few years ago of the first Ghana-made car. And both China and other industrialized nations are clearly interested in Ghana as a production base for the burgeoning West African market.

To get there, the country’s leaders will simply have to refuse to be satisfied with the recent boom driven by commodities and urbanization. Ghana has enjoyed great success; sustaining that progress will require a new model.

Source: Bloomberg

pacretus:
it's come to a point were anyone who wants others to accept his opinion would have to include a little diss on Nigeria.

Well... I'm having a brilliant morning here and wouldn't want to engage a non-entity.

Drugs in S.A. =Nigeria is to be blamed
SAns are junkies= blame NG
SAns are prostitutes = blame NG
SAns naturally xenophobic =blame NG
SAns are lazy=blame NG.
S.A.s economy is falling apart= blame NG.


Nigerian doctors are among the best in the world. We excel with good records anywhere in the world.


Note: you can have high literacy rate, be educated and still be an illiterate.
Going to school isn't the thing, but acquiring knowledge.

but do you believe Ghana is ahead of you in health sector? According to Vaxx's list

Shma:
but do you believe Ghana is ahead of you in health sector? According to Vaxx's list

Why can't you focus on your country and let Nigeria be. You have been trying so hard to join fight between Nigeria and Ghana so that you can be free from them my brother it will not work. The Ghanaians are whopping your asses, right!!! it's well, my friend! Fight your fight and Nigerians will fight their own fight with any motherfvckers that crosses their lane

Problemkid1:
Why can't you focus on your country and let Nigeria be. You have been trying so hard to join fight between Nigeria and Ghana so that you can be free from them my brother it will not work. The Ghanaians are whopping your asses, right!!! it's well, my friend! Fight your fight and Nigerians will fight their own fight with any motherfvckers that crosses their lane

Well said.