gallivant:


Why haven't they irrigated the Sahara desert with groundwater yet?

Egypt is doing it and has been doing it for centuries

That is why they produce 6 million metric tonnes of maize.
Egypt is practically desert .

anymore excuses?

ok, silence now

TayserMahrii:


Now you just flipped the story around to fit the new reality I brought to you.
Initially you claimed that coronavirus is affecting indebted countries (jab aimed at kenya). When I told you German markets are collapsing and Germany isn't in debt you realized your blunder, now you're trying to wriggle your way out of this catastrophic mess.

Thats how Just30 rolls..guy like a spineless snake

Torture2020:
shraaap stop writing meaningless crap there are no words to describe you kenyans

[s][/s]

yes you are one vaxx's apprentice ..Say yes

Just30:
Egypt is doing it and has been doing it for centuries

That is why they produce 6 million metric tonnes of maize.
Egypt is practically desert .

anymore excuses?

ok, silence now

They have not irrigated the Sahara desert, they have settled in the Nile basin for a reason. I am sure you know the reason why.

And you are one hell of a very foolish goat what do you have stuffed inside that ugly thing you call head?

O

mtisTheQubit:

yes you are one vaxx's apprentice ..Say yes

Just30:
which 80% of your country is arid ?

maize is not a water-consuming crop
just a little irrigation and you are good to go.

which tech stuff do you do?
those small start ups ?

dude do you even know anything about farming..why dont you tell the Sahara peeps to start growing maize you freak...

mtisTheQubit:


dude do you even know anything about farming..why dont you tell the Sahara peeps to start growing maize you freak...

Lol

The problem is not farming, it's Kenya.

gallivant:


They have not irrigated the Sahara desert, they have settled in the Nile basin for a reason. I am sure you know the reason why.

another excuse again?

First off, Kenya is not a desert, Egypt is.
Secondly, The nile basin is very dry and that is why Egypt is fighting for the Nile water.

Farming is all about irrigation

Torture2020:
Kenya is sinking under massive debt the Chinese are coming for their debts oooh just hand over your zoo country to the Chinese since its obvious Kenyans can’t run their own affairs since you have already handed over your wives and daughters to tourists for sex, you might as well hand over your zoo country to the Chinese, mudder fugger

i suggest you stop using a lot of emojis you mudder f

Torture2020:
And you are one hell of a very foolish goat what do you have stuffed inside that ugly thing you call head?

O

mudder fugger

Just30:
Egypt is doing it and has been doing it for centuries

That is why they produce 6 million metric tonnes of maize.
Egypt is practically desert .

anymore excuses?

ok, silence now

so Egypt is using groundwater ..man do you even know anything..ever heard of Nile river

gallivant:


Lol

The problem is not farming, it's Kenya.

Now i get it..

mtisTheQubit:

so Egypt is using groundwater ..man do you even know anything..ever heard of Nile river

A lot of farms in Egypt use groundwater for Irrigation.

A lot of farms in Northern Ghana , Arizona desert use groundwater for irrigation.

Dumb kids
Y'all dont know anything yet yall keep making noise here


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8ZwBSjBgMXg&t=7s

mtisTheQubit:

so Egypt is using groundwater ..man do you even know anything..ever heard of Nile river

another education for you

the nile basin is desert land

The Nile water is used to irrigate the land, those far away from irrigation lands depend on ground water.

Desert being turned into a forest, Kenyans are just lazy


Northern Kenya is even sitting on a huge Aquifer

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EOSFKGay5Hg

Torture2020:
And you are one hell of a very foolish goat what do you have stuffed inside that ugly thing you call head?

O

You need to make sense to deserve a reply.

Just30:
A lot of farms in Egypt use groundwater for Irrigation.

A lot of farms in Northern Ghana , Arizona desert use groundwater for irrigation.

Dumb kids
Y'all dont know anything yet yall keep making noise here


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8ZwBSjBgMXg&t=7s

In Kenya where applicable, many farms also use the groundwater for irrigation.

gallivant:


In Kenya where applicable, many farms also use the groundwater for irrigation.

good
so you have no excuse to why you cant grow common maize


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qQ0D45SmtAQ

Just30:
another education for you

the nile basin is desert land

The Nile water is used to irrigate the land, those far away from irrigation lands depend on ground water.

Desert being turned into a forest, Kenyans are just lazy


Northern Kenya is even sitting on a huge Aquifer

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EOSFKGay5Hg

Egyptians have not irrigated the desert, just the Nile basin and it's for a reason. If you can't figure out the reason this discussion is futile.

Just30:


good
so you have no excuse to why you cant grow common maize


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qQ0D45SmtAQ

I told you already, unconducive weather and topography for agriculture. Weren't you listening?? Lol

gallivant:


Egyptians have not irrigated the desert, just the Nile basin and it's for a reason. If you can't figure out the reason this discussion is futile.

Watch the video

They are making a portion of the desert forest.



I've been there and there are farms far out into the desert, they dig wells deep into Aquifers to irrigate

no more excuses

gallivant:


I told you already, unconducive weather and topography for agriculture. Weren't you listening?? Lol

Desert soil is highly fertile soil

All you need is irrigation, without irrigation
The land is unconducive

The local automotive industry has recently made great strides, especially in the vehicle assembly sector, seeing that a number of International companies are assembling their cars here in Kenya.

On Tuesday, 10th March 2020, Volkswagen started locally assembling its 7-seater VW Tiguan Allspace SUVs, which will retail at about KSh5.5 million. In December, the car maker also launched a local assembly of its 5-seater Tiguan SUV, set to retail at about KSh4.5 million.

According to DT Dobie, Volkswagen dealer, they already sold 28 pre-orders with another 40 units currently under assembly.

Assembly of the Volkswagen SUVs is being done at Kenya Vehicle Manufacturers (KVM) Thika Plant.

On Monday, 9th March 2020, Indian car maker, Mahindra & Mahindra, unveiled its first batch of locally-assembled Scorpio double and single cab pick-up models, which will be assembled at Simba Corporation’s Associated Vehicle Assemblers (AVA) plant in Mombasa.

Speaking during the unveiling, President Uhuru Kenyatta directed the National Treasury and the Kenya Revenue Authority to immediately device ways of reducing taxes for vehicles that are fully assembled locally, adding that it is a great avenue for job creation.

Furthermore, Japanese automaker, UD Trucks Corporation, a subsidiary of Volvo Group, has relaunched its trucks in Kenya, appointing CMC Motors Limited as its dealer. Just like Volkswagen’s SUVs, the UD trucks will be assembled at the KVM plant in Thika.

Other global automakers that have boosted the local automotive industry with assembly plants include Toyota and Peugeot, with vehicles including salon cars, buses, pickups, mini-buses and trucks. Additionally, PSA Group and Urysia Limited partnered to assemble Peugeot 3008 utility cars in KenyaThe local automotive industry has recently made great strides, especially in the vehicle assembly sector, seeing that a number of International companies are assembling their cars here in Kenya.

On Tuesday, 10th March 2020, Volkswagen started locally assembling its 7-seater VW Tiguan Allspace SUVs, which will retail at about KSh5.5 million. In December, the car maker also launched a local assembly of its 5-seater Tiguan SUV, set to retail at about KSh4.5 million.

According to DT Dobie, Volkswagen dealer, they already sold 28 pre-orders with another 40 units currently under assembly.

Assembly of the Volkswagen SUVs is being done at Kenya Vehicle Manufacturers (KVM) Thika Plant.

On Monday, 9th March 2020, Indian car maker, Mahindra & Mahindra, unveiled its first batch of locally-assembled Scorpio double and single cab pick-up models, which will be assembled at Simba Corporation’s Associated Vehicle Assemblers (AVA) plant in Mombasa.

Speaking during the unveiling, President Uhuru Kenyatta directed the National Treasury and the Kenya Revenue Authority to immediately device ways of reducing taxes for vehicles that are fully assembled locally, adding that it is a great avenue for job creation.

Furthermore, Japanese automaker, UD Trucks Corporation, a subsidiary of Volvo Group, has relaunched its trucks in Kenya, appointing CMC Motors Limited as its dealer. Just like Volkswagen’s SUVs, the UD trucks will be assembled at the KVM plant in Thika.

Other global automakers that have boosted the local automotive industry with assembly plants include Toyota and Peugeot, with vehicles including salon cars, buses, pickups, mini-buses and trucks. Additionally, PSA Group and Urysia Limited partnered to assemble Peugeot 3008 utility cars in Kenya

Just30:


Desert soil is highly fertile soil

All you need is irrigation, without irrigation
The land is unconducive

Egypt is a net importer of food. Why haven't they irrigated the highly fertile sand dunes of the Sahara?

gallivant:


Egypt is a net importer of food. Why haven't they irrigated the highly fertile sand dunes of the Sahara?

because most of those that they import cant grow in the desert
They dont import things that they can grow, especially stuffs that can grow everywhere.

stuffs like Apples, cherries and etc

Just30:
because most of those that they import cant grow in the desert

They dont import things that they can grow, especially stuffs that can grow everywhere.

stuffs like Apples, cherries and etc

Same thing in Kenya. We only import maize and beans. It's very cheap to import, cheaper than irrigating the desert with groundwater. It's probably also environmentally friendly.

gallivant:


Same thing in Kenya. We only import maize and beans. It's very cheap to import, cheaper than irrigating the desert with groundwater. It's probably also environmentally friendly.

maize and beans grows everywhere

The capital

Stevoh18:
The local automotive industry has recently made great strides, especially in the vehicle assembly sector, seeing that a number of International companies are assembling their cars here in Kenya.

On Tuesday, 10th March 2020, Volkswagen started locally assembling its 7-seater VW Tiguan Allspace SUVs, which will retail at about KSh5.5 million. In December, the car maker also launched a local assembly of its 5-seater Tiguan SUV, set to retail at about KSh4.5 million.

According to DT Dobie, Volkswagen dealer, they already sold 28 pre-orders with another 40 units currently under assembly.

Assembly of the Volkswagen SUVs is being done at Kenya Vehicle Manufacturers (KVM) Thika Plant.

On Monday, 9th March 2020, Indian car maker, Mahindra & Mahindra, unveiled its first batch of locally-assembled Scorpio double and single cab pick-up models, which will be assembled at Simba Corporation’s Associated Vehicle Assemblers (AVA) plant in Mombasa.

Speaking during the unveiling, President Uhuru Kenyatta directed the National Treasury and the Kenya Revenue Authority to immediately device ways of reducing taxes for vehicles that are fully assembled locally, adding that it is a great avenue for job creation.

Furthermore, Japanese automaker, UD Trucks Corporation, a subsidiary of Volvo Group, has relaunched its trucks in Kenya, appointing CMC Motors Limited as its dealer. Just like Volkswagen’s SUVs, the UD trucks will be assembled at the KVM plant in Thika.

Other global automakers that have boosted the local automotive industry with assembly plants include Toyota and Peugeot, with vehicles including salon cars, buses, pickups, mini-buses and trucks. Additionally, PSA Group and Urysia Limited partnered to assemble Peugeot 3008 utility cars in KenyaThe local automotive industry has recently made great strides, especially in the vehicle assembly sector, seeing that a number of International companies are assembling their cars here in Kenya.

On Tuesday, 10th March 2020, Volkswagen started locally assembling its 7-seater VW Tiguan Allspace SUVs, which will retail at about KSh5.5 million. In December, the car maker also launched a local assembly of its 5-seater Tiguan SUV, set to retail at about KSh4.5 million.

According to DT Dobie, Volkswagen dealer, they already sold 28 pre-orders with another 40 units currently under assembly.

Assembly of the Volkswagen SUVs is being done at Kenya Vehicle Manufacturers (KVM) Thika Plant.

On Monday, 9th March 2020, Indian car maker, Mahindra & Mahindra, unveiled its first batch of locally-assembled Scorpio double and single cab pick-up models, which will be assembled at Simba Corporation’s Associated Vehicle Assemblers (AVA) plant in Mombasa.

Speaking during the unveiling, President Uhuru Kenyatta directed the National Treasury and the Kenya Revenue Authority to immediately device ways of reducing taxes for vehicles that are fully assembled locally, adding that it is a great avenue for job creation.

Furthermore, Japanese automaker, UD Trucks Corporation, a subsidiary of Volvo Group, has relaunched its trucks in Kenya, appointing CMC Motors Limited as its dealer. Just like Volkswagen’s SUVs, the UD trucks will be assembled at the KVM plant in Thika.

Other global automakers that have boosted the local automotive industry with assembly plants include Toyota and Peugeot, with vehicles including salon cars, buses, pickups, mini-buses and trucks. Additionally, PSA Group and Urysia Limited partnered to assemble Peugeot 3008 utility cars in Kenya

Good step towards automobile manufacturing

Just30:
maize and beans grows everywhere

Importing from Tanzania is cheaper than the investments needed to grow it in the Kenyan desert. Farming is a business, not an activity undertaken to please Ghanaian critics.

Thank God kenyans can see food to eat. I recall scenes from years ago when famished Kenyans were as thin as rakes I am still reading about famine in parts of Kenya even today

gallivant:


Same thing in Kenya. We only import maize and beans. It's very cheap to import, cheaper than irrigating the desert with groundwater. It's probably also environmentally friendly.

And you think I give a flying fvck about your stvpid reply?

gallivant:


You need to make sense to deserve a reply.

Torture2020:
every day kenya this kenya that. and I ask myself, is there another kenya apart from the poverty/debt-ridden one somewhere in east africa? stop smokig weed and speaking trash because kenya is not a paradise, in fact kenya is not a country to gloat about,huh? tourists have turned the rest of you into slaves fvcking your wives and daughters upanddown and the stvpid, lazy men are cheering them because of a few dollars kwaseato

I beg you sir.Have mercy on them
I beg u sir.