forgiveness:


Untop of that bed you are, you assumed it is. I hear.

It is. We can make comparisons right now.

vaxx1:
just shut up. and feed your lies to people of your own kind . I have been to 10 country in west africa and I can extensively. express my vacation there.even in Mali that I just spend three days. .

Dude I was there for 3 weeks

Suit yourself

ednited:


Yeah, we are also doing the same thing. Africa seems to have been playing it a little safe in comparision to Europe

we recorded our first case on third of match . but we need an Africa solution for this. I hardly doubt social distancing will work here.

Austine1212:


Dude I was there for 3 weeks

Suit yourself

Yet you know nothing about the place. feed your lies to your brethren.

Shma:
yes bro it is, ..
We have others too, like this one here,
Biggest mall in east and central Africa after two rivers ;

2nd biggest mall in kenya

forgiveness:


I know. Accra is calm because Ghanaians are calm. It doesn't mean there are no ruffians.

The city life is talking about is having a city vibe. where entertainment meet social gathering . And I disagree with that.

forgiveness:



Don't forget you claimed/assumed there were no floors. Now, it's they need to lay foundation. Kwantinue!

no, it doesn't have floors, check the renders ..
I told you it was foundation layout

XhosaNostra:



LMFAO. You just answered your own question. How do they pay the lights etc indeed if they're poor? Not the sharpest tool in the shed, aren't we, Forgiveness?

The question is up for you because you said those poor in South Africa are living a better standard of living but I am asking, how can a poor man afford to pay his bills?

I am saying this because I saw one leg in a dark picture. She no get money to pay light bill? Bhuhahahaha!

Austine1212:


2nd biggest mall in kenya

yes.

Shma:
no, it doesn't have floors, check the renders ..
I told you it was foundation

Is that what you read or see?

vaxx1:
stop lying ...... Ghana city life is never calmer (Accra to be precise). only few country in Africa will match up Accra in city life..

Im only stating what I saw

vaxx1:
The city life is talking about is having a city vibe. where entertainment meet social gathering . And I disagree with that.

Of course, there is city vibe in Ghana. That's for sure.

Austine1212:


Im only stating what I saw

You are only stating what you never saw .

XhosaNostra:


It is. We can make comparisons right now.

South African has good housing. No doubt about that but how many blacks can afford it? The bone of contention.

forgiveness:


The question is up you because you said those poor in South Africa are living a better standard of living but I am asking, how can a poor man afford to pay his bills?

I am saying this because I saw one leg in a dark picture. She no get money to pay light bill? Bhuhahahaha!

Thats because free housing scheme, free basic electricity and free water

Something nigerians would never get in this lifetime

vaxx1:
You are only stating what you never saw .

Suit yourself

Mzal3ndo:

Currently, Tanzania has better relation with Egypt than with Ethiopia. Odds are not in Ethiopia's favor if they went to seek Tz support Plus Kenya is in the same trade block with Ethiopia.

Obviously, nobody trusts Tanzania in Africa. Even your president has never traveled because nobody wants to be seen associating with laggards.

forgiveness:


The question is up you because you said those poor in South Africa are living a better standard of living but I am asking, how can a poor man afford to pay his bills?

I am saying this because I saw one leg in a dark picture. She no get money to pay light bill? Bhuhahahaha!

The standard of living in South Africa is much higher than yours, so obviously our version of poor is not almajiri poor A poor person in South Africa has four concrete walls, water to shower with & 3 square meals a day. Then we have those living in shacks, who also seem to live better than their counterparts in Makoko. Have you seen what South African shacks look like inside? Don't expect some dirty, sparsely furnished rooms. Most are well-furnished & NEAT.

mtisTheQubit:

a guy gotta do what a guy gotta do am now into other stuff

mbona buda ? : .. mlikua mnaflow fiti

Austine1212:


Suit yourself

stop lying. fixed to only what you know and can defend .

Austine1212:


Thats because free housing scheme, free basic electricity and free water

Something nigerians would never get in this lifetime

Free housing scheme, free electricity and free water become essentially necessary because these basic needs are out of reach for the poor and helpless.

Now, tell me, what is the population of South Africans enrolled in this free scheme?

ednited:


I don't like him too but i do appreciate him on some parts. It always piss me of that many successors in here keeps deleting all the good and the bad that has been made in the past.

But I do like Jomo Kenyatta. I remember trying to read his book in our high school libraray. Time flies, but i am still here planning to read that book.

Why don't you like him he was a cool guy he did nasty things too but so is everyone
Why do you like jomo Kenyatta

forgiveness:


South African has good housing. No doubt about that but how many blacks can afford it? The bone of contention.

Now you're just being daft. Where do they live since we make the majority of home owners in South Africa?

Some people make shack living a dignified affair. I love my people, ever so creative

Don't know why the rest of the pictures aren't loading but these will do for now

forgiveness:


Free housing scheme, free electricity and free water become essentially necessary because these basic needs are out of reach for the poor and helpless.

Now, tell me, what is the population of South Africans enrolled in this free scheme?

Few cos vast majority can affort to build their own houses

forgiveness:


Is that what you read or see?

that's what am seeing .. what are you seeing?

XhosaNostra:



The standard of living in South Africa is much higher than yours, so obviously our version of poor is not almajiri poor A poor person in South Africa has four concrete walls, water to shower with & 3 square meals a day. Then we have those living in shacks, who also seem to live better than their counterparts in Makoko. Have you seen what South African shacks look like inside? Don't expect some dirty, sparsely furnished rooms. Most are well-furnished & NEAT.

*Yimu* stooory. South African living standards in pincture....

These pictures explains how they furnish their houses with looted goods.

Shma:
that's what am seeing .. what are you seeing?

I am seeing two floors.

forgiveness:


Of course, there is city vibe in Ghana. That's for sure.

you're just agreeing to disagree
Anyway, fear prof

forgiveness:


I am seeing two floors.

which floors? Show me
Oooh,! There's something like a mall. .. two floors

Kenyan, Ethiopian and South African Birds chilling in their yards.