Jaqenhghar:

So sad. Maybe they should split up the country according to the clans

Maybe , somaliland has already done that

Austine1212:


Lol south africa, Mauritius, Egypt making more money

SA also took advantage use of AirBnb, gues houses, bnb which are galore here

More money in what? Can you prove it?

We have all those.

tylann:

Let me check for an updated list

Here is a list of South African malls(2020):

https://briefly.co.za/27200-5-biggest-malls-south-africa-2020.html

XhosaNostra:



So they don't have a president currently?

When you ask any of them about their countries, they shuck & jive around the truth, but so quick to make comparisons.

They have a president who doesn't even control the capital

tylann:

But tinapa mall itself is not big where is it

https://www.worldatlas.com/amp/articles/the-largest-shopping-malls-in-africa.html

See it here.

Austine1212:


The Tinapa Free Zone & Resort has facilities for retail and wholesale activities as well as leisure and entertainment. For consumers, the resort sits on approximately 80,000 square metres (860,000 sq ft) of lettable space for retail and wholesale made up of four emporiums of 10,000 square metres (110,000 sq ft) each, smaller shops, and ware house

That is it
It is too small

forgiveness:


See it here.

Wikipedia
Stop forgivenessing with me
Bring the full list of top ten malls in Africa and point tinapa mall for me

jln115:

Here is a list of South African malls(2020):

https://briefly.co.za/27200-5-biggest-malls-south-africa-2020.html

Thanks

XhosaNostra:



So they don't have a president currently?

When you ask any of them about their countries, they shuck & jive around the truth, but so quick to make comparisons.

They do but the president controls nothing. Just Mogadishu. There was a time their government was run from Kenya ( or Ethiopia) cos it was too dangerous to stay in Mogadishu.

Austine1212:


Government still has much control of media, even news coming from countries in the Red cannot be deemed correct, government controls what goes in to the public,

Same as news reported in Rwanda, you criticism the government you may end up dead or you'll hear news like "man who disobeyed lockdown and went fishing was eaten by a crocodile"

That is in Rwanda. Here in Ethiopia, we do have freedom. . .so much feeedom now that we hate it because people are using it excessively for unimportant purpose. Too much freedom.


And Egypt is colored black, i cant beleive my eyes right now.

forgiveness:


More money in what? Can you prove it?

We have all those.

You may have but you not getting money from them.

The source is in the picture

ednited:



That is in Rwanda. Here in Ethiopia, we do have freedom. . .so much feeedom now that we hate it because people are using it excessively for unimportant purpose. Too much freedom.


And Egypt is colored black, i cant beleive my eyes right now.

Egypt is an authoritarian country
Freedom in Ethiopia has bring ethnic conflicts just like in Kenya

ednited:



That is in Rwanda. Here in Ethiopia, we do have freedom. . .so much feeedom now that we hate it because people are using it excessively for unimportant purpose. Too much freedom.


And Egypt is colored black, i cant beleive my eyes right now.

Its bad for them, which country have you traveled to?

forgiveness:


More money in what? Can you prove it?

We have all those.

But I'm sure they're ugly

Was watching videos on YT after the discussion you guys were having about Khayelitsha. A few videos popped up about gang violence in & around Cape Town. I watched a few of those & then a few Nigerian ones about cult laws also popped up. The way you guys be over here hyping yourselves & posting pictures of estates, when ordinary Nigerians live in such unbelievable conditions. I've never seen so much dilapidation, gloom & rust all in one place. Is paint expensive over there or what? Because most of those communities would look so much better & brighter with a lick of paint.

Austine1212:


Capital city of tourism? Lol

Yea! That's right. The formal capital of Nigeria is naturally beautiful and clean.

Waterfalls, game reserve, resorts, monuments, beautiful beach, cultural festival that brings foreigners from all over the world etc are all available around the city.

It is not too far from the famous Obudu cattle ranch that host the longest cable car in Africa.

Do you now understand?

The 2000 hostel rooms builds for the homeless in Accra begins accommodating the homeless and head poter amidst coronavirus lockdown ...


each homeless are expected to receive 10 cedis a day till the ends of the lockdown

Jaqenhghar:

They do but the president controls nothing. Just Mogadishu. There was a time their government was run from Kenya ( or Ethiopia) cos it was too dangerous to stay in Mogadishu.

Not even the whole Mogadishu maybe villa Somalia and some few places

XhosaNostra:



But I'm sure they're ugly

Was watching videos on YT after the discussion you guys were having about Khayelitsha. A few videos popped up about gang violence in & around Cape Town. I watched a few of those & then a few Nigerian ones about cult laws also popped up. The way you guys be over here hyping yourselves & posting pictures of estates, when ordinary Nigerians live in such unbelievable conditions. I've never seen so much dilapidation, gloom & rust all in one place. Is paint expensive over there or what? Because most of those communities would look so much better & brighter with a lick of paint.

Is Nigeria number one unequal country in world?

Pity your country. At least, Nigerians are the ones living in those estates unlike South Africa where you have 99.9% of foreigners living in estates.

forgiveness:


Yea! That's right. The formal capital of Nigeria is naturally beautiful and clean.

Waterfalls, game reserve, resorts, monuments, beautiful beach, cultural festival that brings foreigners from all over the world etc are all available around the city.

It is not too far from the famous Obudu cattle ranch that host the longest cable car in Africa.

Do you now understand?

Lol never heard of that

Foreigners you lie, it's all nigerians from all over the world coming home

But those are all over SA, Tanzania, kenya those are normal

You wanna brag about cattle ranch really dude

rvp20182:
Never gonna let you go
After its 16th bail-out, Ghana hopes to put the IMF behind it
https://www.economist.com/middle-east-and-africa/2019/06/22/after-its-16th-bail-out-ghana-hopes-to-put-the-imf-behind-it

Look i dont have issue with ghana..its the ghana folks here who lie as if ghana is a first world country yet we see nothing...i like seen tangible things...talk of stuff on paper is just a talk

forgiveness:


Is Nigeria number one unequal country in world?

Pity your country. At least, Nigerians are the ones living in those estates unlike South Africa where you have 99.9% of foreigners living in estates.

Is SA defacation capital of the world?

so much for a giant who shit on the road/public

Austine1212:


You may have but you not getting money from them.

The source is in the picture

Post the source of this chart. I want to see something.

forgiveness:


Is Nigeria number one unequal country in world?

Pity your country. At least, Nigerians are the ones living in those estates unlike South Africa where you have 99.9% of foreigners living in estates.

But it is the poverty capital of the world & it shows. South Africa may be unequal, but people don't live in dilapidated, rusty homes.

Where did you get your figures from? Are you aware that majority of black South Africans own homes?

forgiveness:


Is Nigeria number one unequal country in world?

Pity your country. At least, Nigerians are the ones living in those estates unlike South Africa where you have 99.9% of foreigners living in estates.

Last time I checked SA still the largest middle class in africa, thus saying we afford the houses and estates we live in

mtisTheQubit:

Just40 i dont have problem with ghana but only you guys here...you talk stuff on paper but things are different in the ground...you mock kenya on corona but your are much higher number than us...you talk of development but you cant post anything here..you guys behave like one of those poor folks who keep of telling people they are rich...there stuff you cant hide...post photos on stuff on ghana we judge

No one is mocking Kenya

we have a higher number because we are doing a lot more test.
All travelers who came into Ghana from January are being called to get themselves tested. we have currently done 4560 test

Enhanced testing is the key.

What is on the ground is what is represented on paper.
Paper does not have magic

We talk of development and we post them

An so far, you have not outmatched us on even a single front of development

XhosaNostra:



But it is the poverty capital of the world & it shows. South Africa may be unequal, but people don't live in dilapidated, rusty homes.

Where did you get your figures from? Are you aware that majority of black South Africans own homes?

Lol he wouldn't know aker

tylann:

Ghanaians here are ret.arded

frustration in your voice

only a retard with less than 12,000km of roads after 50 years of independence will still be making noise

It is dead as dodo. Waste of public funds.

It would appear that the successive governors – Senator Liyel Imoke and Professor Ben Ayade did not sustain the tempo, lending credence to the belief that maintenance and continuity are not on the minds of successive governments in Nigeria. Tinapa is not only moribund today, it is a sorry sight. The purposeful and gigantic structures, which were meant to boost tourism and economy of the state and sustain itself, are simply lying in ruins. Much of the structures have since been overwhelmed by wild grasses. The infrastructures are decaying. As at today, all of the occupants of the shops and emporiums have since left, even TMart (owned by Donald Duke) which was the only one that remained. Revenue has ceased.

Read more: https://www.dailytrust.com.ng/has-480m-tinapa-gone-with-donald-duke.html

Austine1212:


The Tinapa Free Zone & Resort has facilities for retail and wholesale activities as well as leisure and entertainment. For consumers, the resort sits on approximately 80,000 square metres (860,000 sq ft) of lettable space for retail and wholesale made up of four emporiums of 10,000 square metres (110,000 sq ft) each, smaller shops, and ware house

Just40:
No one is mocking Kenya

we have a higher number because we are doing a lot more test.
All travelers who came into Ghana from January are being called to get themselves tested. we have currently done 4560 test

Enhanced testing is the key.

What is on the ground is what is represented on paper.
Paper does not have magic

We talk of development and we post them

An so far, you have not outmatched us on even a single front of development

truer word have never been spoken. let the idiot keep massaging his ego , comparing his backwater and hunger invested nation to Ghana.

rvp20182:
Never gonna let you go
After its 16th bail-out, Ghana hopes to put the IMF behind it
https://www.economist.com/middle-east-and-africa/2019/06/22/after-its-16th-bail-out-ghana-hopes-to-put-the-imf-behind-it

you are bleeding

We are not the reasons why you guys are so broke to borrow 80 billion dollars and not do anything with it.

vaxx1:
truer word have never been spoken. let the idiot keep massaging his ego , comparing his backwater and hunger invested nation to Ghana.

there is nothing to show us man...just stay mum....

vaxx1:
truer word have never been spoken. let the idiot keep massaging his ego , comparing his backwater and hunger invested nation to Ghana.

then explain ths sir....