Justnotyou:

Debatable if you ask me...



The kind of diversity you've seen within the Kikuyus is in terms of admixture levels, not only about ancestral dna lineages...

The Khoisan together with most isolates such as the hadza of Tanzania are some of the most genetically diverse people in the world but if one only considers admixture levels they won't even feature anywhere near the top of the list.

Find the Kikuyus & compare their admixture levels with the Somalis, Dinkas, Kenyan Luos, Luhya, Maasais sampled below... The average Dinka can be up to 15% yoruba/Igbo/bantu, The average Luhya is 40% Luo, the average Kenyan Luo is 50% Dinka, the average Kikuyu is 50% maasai, the average Somali is 60% Dinka, the average maasai is 70% somali, while the avarage African American is 80% yoruba & the average yoruba is 90-100% mandinka in short there is a little, in other instances, a lot of someone in each group/person.

Yes, but it also depends on the particular DNA database used. Individual ancestry research companies have either more or less of certain haplotypes and also classify them differently.
Ancestry.com results may differ significantly from say 23andme for this reason with neither being incorrect. Similarly there will be differences between myheritage and familytreeDNA tests for the same reason.

kikuyu1:
Bastards!


[url]https://www.google.com/amp/s/citizentv.co.ke/url]

Look at this ishyt!?


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That's some Mr. Bean ishyt right there ! I wouldn't mind so much if they were at least unlearning their Tz attitudes of laziness, jealously and witchcraft. This learned parasitism gets me, goddamit!

Now they've even invaded our small towns. I swear they're as innumerable as locusts. Was in Naivasha recently and noticed at least 2 families on the main street near Family Bank and was told they're from the Land of Albino Murderers which didn't surprise me onr bit.
Kazibure, forget your lectures-COME GET YOUR BEGGARS! If not at least come and wash them occasionally, you black mofo!

Swallow this bitter pill

Kenyans
what happened on 12 December 1965 ?

Kazikazi:
Swallow this bitter pill

In Tanzanian shillings even I would be considered a billionaire.

Shma:
This 2016 picture shows 80% of Nairobi. I need to see such aerial shoot of your city. We don't need to post all section of this.! Though there 're other section(upperhill and some iconic parts of westlands) which has not been captured here, I will try post them when I get time.

If this is really 80% of Nairobi,then it just proves what I've been saying that development over there isn't evenly distributed... I can't post the kind of drone view of Lagos because the development is spread..we have been through that before... Ikeja has a CBD and it's far from Victoria Island. How do I get a drone view of Ikeja and Victoria Island in one shot ? How about from Surulere to Ikoyi? Lekki to Lagos Island?

U didn't give me what I asked,so obviously you have proven that I was right all along...

Just30:
who told you that your economy will surge ?


poor economics

your debt is dragging you down with the global collapse.

Kenya is already feeling the heat from the coronavirus outbreak even though their country hasn't been affected... I've been seeing report online that they are being hostile to the Chinese.. I pity them... When China gets out of this sh*t and decides to deal with them,e no go funny ..

Just30 ..just look at this pussies ..

They are already being affected by something that hasn't hit them...

Kazikazi:
Swallow this bitter pill

Tanzanian currency is weak

Saying over 400 billionaires is pointless...convert it to dollars first

Kazikazi:
Swallow this bitter pill

Do you have any other English newspaper other than that Kenyan ",The Citizen"

Danielnino00:
Just30 ..just look at this pussies ..

They are already being affected by something that hasn't hit them...

Nigerias economy is oil dependant you only get affected where it is concerned.... Kenya is the most diversified economy, more connected to the rest of the world....Kenya will never be hit as hard as a country that is relying solely on one product and one market

Danielnino00:
Just30 ..just look at this pussies ..

They are already being affected by something that hasn't hit them...

Are you r.etarded or something ?

https://www.theeastafrican.co.ke/news/ea/US-agency-labels-tanzania-east-africa-drugs-trafficking-hub/4552908-5482476-view-asAMP-wa4yxaz/index.html

Kazikazi what do you say

Stevoh18:


Nigerias economy is oil dependant you only get affected where it is concerned.... Kenya is the most diversified economy, more connected to the rest of the world....Kenya will never be hit as hard as a country that is relying solely on one product and one market

will you shut up there
kenya is not connected to any rest of the world

your economy is a piece of sh_it

If you think im lying, check your maritime traffic this morning.

Kenya will be hit the hardest because of it debt exposure

CBD #Nairobi

Funny story coming out of China

In what is likely the most epic story to come out of China as a result of the coronavirus so far, locked down students in Wuhan have found a creative way to avoid doing their homework while schools are closed.

While schools have been suspended, teachers have been using an app called DingTalk to assign their students online lessons and homework, despite the lockdown.


After the app was introduced, however, students who were happy to be on lockdown beforehand grew annoyed with having to do work, according to the London Review of Books.



So they engineered their own solution and decided to take action. Students figured out eventually that if they had enough users spam the app with one star ratings, they could get it kicked off of the app store, which would then in turn prevent them from having to do homework.

As a result, "thousands of reviews" flooded into and DingTalk saw its app rating fall from 4.9 to 1.4 overnight.


According to the report, "the app has had to beg for mercy" on social media, stating: ‘I’m only five years old myself, please don’t kill me.’

Not much out of the country has given us hope since the coronavirus outbreak began, but this story should possibly give future generations optimism about young Chinese citizens' eagerness to band together and overthrow authority.

And to the teachers, it's already bad enough the kids are suffering through what is likely going to be one of the most impactful pandemics of modern times. Maybe you can cut them a break on the book reports for the time being.

Kenya
Konza technology city phase 1
Projected completion 2030

And ye shall hear of wars and rumours of wars: see that ye be not troubled: for all these things must come to pass, but the end is not yet. For nation shall rise against nation, and kingdom against kingdom: and there shall be famines, and pestilences, and earthquakes, in divers places. All these are the beginning of sorrows.

Kazikazi:
Swallow this bitter pill

Nigga, learn to confront FACTS!? Don't scream like a hormonal crackhead when nasty realities stare you in the face.
Your beggars have overrun our yrvan centers:THAT IS THE ISSUE. Will you repatriate them or at the very least wash them while they're here even if only occasionally?
Btw, even a retired Kenyan maid with a decade of good service and a good boss would be a millionaire in the Land of Dead Albinos.

Stevoh18:


Nigerias economy is oil dependant you only get affected where it is concerned.... Kenya is the most diversified economy, more connected to the rest of the world....Kenya will never be hit as hard as a country that is relying solely on one product and one market

Oil price has been falling for like forever....
We are still here ..

Kenya Economy is diversified bla bla .... and u are being hit hard by coronavirus because of China your masters ...

tylann:

Are you r.etarded or something ?

No, you are.

Kazikazi:
Swallow this bitter pill

Tanzania only has 1 Billionaire....

Stevoh18:


Nigerias economy is oil dependant you only get affected where it is concerned.... Kenya is the most diversified economy, more connected to the rest of the world....Kenya will never be hit as hard as a country that is relying solely on one product and one market

in East Africa maybe but not in Africa

...

Danielnino00:
Just30 ..just look at this pussies ..

They are already being affected by something that hasn't hit them...

it's effected all markets including Nigeria

jln115:
it's effected all markets including Nigeria

Apparently,it's affecting them more..

Kiberans read!!


https://www.google.com/amp/s/amp.cnn.com/cnn/2020/03/09/business/oil-price-crash-explainer/index.html

Danielnino00:


Oil price has been falling for like forever....
We are still here ..

Kenya Economy is diversified bla bla .... and u are being hit hard by coronavirus because of China your masters ...

28% of Nigerias total imports are from China.... 23% of Kenyas imports are from China..... Nigeria is more reliant on Chinese imports than Kenya.

Secondly with the oil prices at under $40 Nigeria will be entering a recession by the next quarter

Danielnino00:


Apparently,it's affecting them more..

Actually Nigerias economy will be the most effected as it is the biggest importer of Chinese goods in Africa

no one respects south african dwarlves,look at their police.....


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WbXYQ_bomA8

jln115:
Actually Nigerias economy will be the most effected as it is the biggest importer of Chinese goods in Africa

that is not the case
import and export trade is not what will cause an economy to be affected.
Countries with debt burdens that are unpayable will feel the greatest hit.

The squeeze is in the financial market.

Just30:
that is not the case
import and export trade is not what will cause an economy to be affected.
Countries with debt burdens that are unpayable will feel the greatest hit.

The squeeze is in the financial market.

Listen to the real economists bro...

Just30:
that is not the case
import and export trade is not what will cause an economy to be affected.
Countries with debt burdens that are unpayable will feel the greatest hit.

The squeeze is in the financial market.

Don't try to be smart bro there is certainly a major impact on import and export markets already......which in turn has an impact on financial markets