Wuoche:


My friend we are not stupid. The first paragraph explains everything you want to cheat us about.

except that is not all of the roads as Rural roads makes up 29,000km bring the total to 101,000km

as at 2016, 33% of that total were tarred roads

Now, it is 42%

catch up

Wuoche:


My friend we are not stupid. The first paragraph explains everything you want to cheat us about.

except that is not all of the roads as Rural roads makes up 29,000km bring the total to 101,000km

as at 2016, 33% of that total were tarred roads

Now, it is 42%

catch up

mtisTheQubit:

here goes the ghana crap again..stop pretending that you know...do you know what kenha stands for..

which crap

your entire road network is listed there

but that is your habbit

you beg them every year for cash

hence why you are the largest debtor to them in Africa




You can go and borrow money and build a befitting isolation center
the shit you are keeping people in will only make them escape

mtisTheQubit:

noo no..we no gonna beg your daddy the imf..we are not a colony bro..

mtisTheQubit:


please ..

correct yourself with some knowledge

Ghana had 70,000km in 1970


in 2020 its 101,000km

and 42,000km is tarred

mtisTheQubit:


i can understand your frustration..its ok..its shall pass...

you are so ashamed of that merge 9,000km of tarred roads such that you are begging me to drop it

what a shame


it is really a disgrace to be Kenyan
You go anywhere and people tag you with poverty

Wuoche:

Kenha only deals with Highways my friend. Go back and dig into Google and search for the total paved roads in Kenya. Here roads bodies in Kenya.
1. Kenha
2. Kura
3. Kerra
4. Kws

all the rest are just department of Kenha

they report their progress to them

theenchanter:
since independent till now..

Chaiii.

They are just a disgrace to Africans

Lol

chrisooblog:
as far as I'm concerned nothing has been proven just videos of high-resolution cameras taking stuff. Humble because you lied? You claim I said impossible where is your evidence? Crickets. You claim that I said you can't see Mount Everest from 140 kilometre where is your evidence? Deflection

Im sorry this is not the first time nigerians think our photos are fake, they cant believe kenya looks that good
You should come or send someone to confirm
This shit is real bro and it looks and feels even better when you see it

chrisooblog:
like I said with a distance of 206 km from Nairobi I'm seriously skeptical how it's possible to view Kilimanjaro no matter how tall it is. even your own country men were trolling that claim on twitter

Kilimanjaro From Nairobi National park
the lone rhino and its calf in the bottom gives a sense of scale

Shma:
... see na.

chrisooblog:
it can be seen clearly but you don't want to take a picture please just go and sit down somewhere

we dont have to, this thing has been all over kenyan social media
snow cover in both mountains is recovering fast
guys are seeing the two tallest mountains in the continent from distances our grandfathers used to see

..

Mzal3ndo:

Tanzania has not surpassed Kenya in number of victims, they have 303 and Tanzania 284. And churches have set up measures to avoid over crowding when people are in prayers by also increasing the number of services. And there are no restrictions nor lock down in Tanzania because of the economic condition of most Tanzanians. Putting them on lock down will only result to violence and civil unrest. That is why Tanzanian knowing the effects of the virus are not complaning to the government about more restrictions. Kenya who are proud of their measures and constantly telling us we are wrong 54 of them escaped quarantine to go home.

Thought you guys were safe from the virus since it cannot inhabit a 'body draped in christ'. Why the panic now? Why dont you ignore all the science and keep going to church? You are smarter than the rest of the world after all. At least Kenya is putting suspected contacts in quarantine, mind you, if you are arrested within curfew hours you are automatically assumed to be exposed and quarantined, even if you were alone wit zero contacts. Those who escaped are such folks. Wat about Tanzania? You had all the benefits, low initial numbers, enough time to take measures etc. but you chose to test the virus with ignorance. See the consequences as your cases skyrocket. I believe today was the last day you officially had fewer numbers than Kenya. And its only because your govt has been trying as much as possible not to announce new cases. Personally I knew your figures weren't adding up since day 1, because your president, the quack doctor, had to flaunt his non existent skills, and your religulous priests mocking Kenyans and rwandans for locking places of worship.

SEVENTH HEAVEN

Kenya Leaps to Top 7 Geothermal Power Producers Globally

Kenya has leaped to the top seven geothermal power producers globally, surpassing Italy according to global data. Kenya, through Kengen, which produces 85% of Kenya’s Geothermal power, now has an installed capacity of 823 MW. This is after Olkaria V was commissioned in 2019, tapping in an additional 172MW into the national grid.

The USA leads in installed geothermal capacity at 2,555 MW followed by Indonesia at 2131 MW, Philippines, at 1928 MW, Turkey at 1515 MW, New Zealand at 965 MW, Mexico at 936 MW and Kenya at 823 MW.

Since the geothermal discovery in Italy, many countries have invested in its exploration due to its reliability as a source of base-load energy. Additionally, geothermal energy provides economic stability to investors and low carbon emissions.

Until recently, Kenya was the only country in Africa to explore geothermal energy. Ethiopia followed with heavy investments in the sector. Kengen commissioned its first power plant Olkaria I in 1981. Kengen’s CEO Rebecca Miano credits geothermal power as the firm’s top revenue earner.

According to unaudited results for the six months that ended on 31st December 2019, Kengen made a 98% jump in profit to KSh 8.2 Billion compared to KSh 4.1 Billion made in the half ending in December 2018.

Rebecca Miano Kengen CEO said the company intends to continue investing in geothermal power generation.

Kengen has set foot outside Kenya in its expansion plan in Africa with two drilling contracts in Ethiopia. However, the expansion plan has been affected by the COVID-19 pandemic which has led to a slow down in the drilling process in Ethiopia.

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Mzal3ndo:

Tanzania has not surpassed Kenya in number of victims, they have 303 and Tanzania 284. And churches have set up measures to avoid over crowding when people are in prayers by also increasing the number of services. And there are no restrictions nor lock down in Tanzania because of the economic condition of most Tanzanians. Putting them on lock down will only result to violence and civil unrest. That is why Tanzanian knowing the effects of the virus are not complaning to the government about more restrictions. Kenya who are proud of their measures and constantly telling us we are wrong 54 of them escaped quarantine to go home.

we cant believe your numbers
many tanzanians on social media are coming out saying your govt is lying and hiding as usual
they are saying many more alot more people are sick and dead from eyewitness accounts

unfortunately not many africans can read swahili otherwise they would know what goes on in that dictatorship
i never used to mind the low level authoritarianism but this stupidity on covid 19 can cost the entire East Africa

mtisTheQubit:

Why do you always put Ghana in such position..why not let it go when you see cant win..people have been posting best roads in africa an ya still dragging ghana in the play ..why na..
Ghana is no where

African countries with longest road networks

1. South Africa

South Africa (SA) has a road network of 750,000kms, the 10th longest network in the world and 18th longest paved network globally

2. Kenya

Kenya has a road network of about 177,800 km out of which only 63,575 km is classified.

3. Cote d’Ivoire

Côte d’Ivoire invested remarkably in its transport system. Côte d’Ivoire road network spreads over 85,000km.

4. Namibia

Namibia’s road network is regarded as one of the best on the continent with construction and maintenance adhering to international standards. The country boasts more than 44,500 kilometres of road. Due to low traffic volumes the majority of roads are not tarred.

5. Botswana

In 2008, Botswana’s road network covered 28,152kms.

6. Senegal

About 90 per cent of movement of people and goods in Senegal is made via roads. The roads network is estimated at about 14,500km, of which 4,500km is paved.

7. Rwanda

Rwanda has a total of 12,000 km of roads, of which 1,000km are paved.

8. Mauritius

There are 2,066kms of roads in Mauritius, of which 48.5 per cent are main roads, 28.7 per cent are secondary roads and 3.6 per cent are motorways.

9. Morocco

Morocco has one of the best road systems on the continent. Over the past 20 years, the government has built approximately 1770kms of modern roads, connecting most major cities via toll expressways.

10. Cape Verde

The total length of the national road network in Cape Verde is 1,113 km while municipal roads take up 537 km. Of the national roads

Nigeria 2nd then Egypt and Kenya forth 5th DRC


Get youryour facts right

TZ are busy arresting journalist reporting COVID deaths.

TayserMahri:


Thought you guys were safe from the virus since it cannot inhabit a 'body draped in christ'. Why the panic now? Why dont you ignore all the science and keep going to church? You are smarter than the rest of the world after all. At least Kenya is putting suspected contacts in quarantine, mind you, if you are arrested within curfew hours you are automatically assumed to be exposed and quarantined, even if you were alone wit zero contacts. Those who escaped are such folks. Wat about Tanzania? You had all the benefits, low initial numbers, enough time to take measures etc. but you chose to test the virus with ignorance. See the consequences as your cases skyrocket. I believe today was the last day you officially had fewer numbers than Kenya. And its only because your govt has been trying as much as possible not to announce new cases. Personally I knew your figures weren't adding up since day 1, because your president, the quack doctor, had to flaunt his non existent skills, and your religulous priests mocking Kenyans and rwandans for locking places of worship.

This is the future...clean renewable energy. Oil is down and ought. Post COVID I think people have now clearly seen what a beautiful future a post-oil world could look like - with less pollution and global warming.

TayserMahri:
SEVENTH HEAVEN

Kenya Leaps to Top 7 Geothermal Power Producers Globally

Kenya has leaped to the top seven geothermal power producers globally, surpassing Italy according to global data. Kenya, through Kengen, which produces 85% of Kenya’s Geothermal power, now has an installed capacity of 823 MW. This is after Olkaria V was commissioned in 2019, tapping in an additional 172MW into the national grid.

The USA leads in installed geothermal capacity at 2,555 MW followed by Indonesia at 2131 MW, Philippines, at 1928 MW, Turkey at 1515 MW, New Zealand at 965 MW, Mexico at 936 MW and Kenya at 823 MW.

Since the geothermal discovery in Italy, many countries have invested in its exploration due to its reliability as a source of base-load energy. Additionally, geothermal energy provides economic stability to investors and low carbon emissions.

Until recently, Kenya was the only country in Africa to explore geothermal energy. Ethiopia followed with heavy investments in the sector. Kengen commissioned its first power plant Olkaria I in 1981. Kengen’s CEO Rebecca Miano credits geothermal power as the firm’s top revenue earner.

According to unaudited results for the six months that ended on 31st December 2019, Kengen made a 98% jump in profit to KSh 8.2 Billion compared to KSh 4.1 Billion made in the half ending in December 2018.

Rebecca Miano Kengen CEO said the company intends to continue investing in geothermal power generation.

Kengen has set foot outside Kenya in its expansion plan in Africa with two drilling contracts in Ethiopia. However, the expansion plan has been affected by the COVID-19 pandemic which has led to a slow down in the drilling process in Ethiopia.

The hobbits from Ghana - read this and weep for your country

https://www.ghanaweb.com/GhanaHomePage/business/Gold-smuggling-costing-Ghana-30bn-annually-Frimpong-Boateng-620074

Prof Frimpong-Boateng said: “ The sad thing is that we lose about $30billion a year from illegal mining activities; that is what the foreigners take away. A small country in the Middle East alone got $7 billion, and we Ghanaians we say that we retained only $2billion, we cannot go on like that. And you see the things that are happening to us especially the Chinese, they look at us as to where to invest and how to invest and I know they will not invest in any factory, they will not invest in any industrial park ."

“Why should we lose billions of dollars and go round and borrow $200 million, $10million for our country, I think it is a shame,” Prof Frimpong-Boateng added.

Nigeria road network like Ghana...mostly completely totally dilapidated.

Austine1212:


Nigeria 2nd then Egypt and Kenya forth 5th DRC


Get youryour facts right

theenchanter:
https://www.kenha.co.ke/index.php/road-network

Aren't u a mad man? U know this but still let me publish it?

Kenha only deals with highways in Kenya boy

theenchanter:
see for urself.

I.... KENHA (which I posted as a source) only deals with high-way.... According to u.

2...then u choose to post news article to rebut my source.

Now that u've seen it, did u also noticed that Kenyans are really dumb?

Kenha only deals with highways in Kenya
We have other road authorities
Stop being stupid and google kura and Kerra

Your road minister need to catch up - only 23% of your road network is tarmacked

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yiaXO_UjbXE&t=23s

Just30:
except that is not all of the roads as Rural roads makes up 29,000km bring the total to 101,000km

as at 2016, 33% of that total were tarred roads

Now, it is 42%

catch up

Baliv254:
w
we cant believe your numbers
many tanzanians on social media are coming out saying your govt is lying and hiding as usual
they are saying many more alot more people are sick and dead from eyewitness accounts

unfortunately not many africans can read swahili otherwise they would know what goes on in that dictatorship
i never used to mind the low level authoritarianism but this stupidity on covid 19 can cost the entire East Africa

When there is no media/press freedom


Lies are always told, news fabricated and fake news is the order of the day by government

No transparency

Hope yall wake up

theenchanter:
another dumb one quoting me without saying any meaniful thing.

you are stupid man.
I once thought you to be a prof but you just proved me wrong.
Dumb illiterate baboon from makoko.

Sa mnasumbuana na ghana juu ya nini , hao wasee hawanaga shida na kiburi kama hawa wengine, ni marafiki wa kenya , kanyagieni iyo stori

Just30:
so sad for your underdeveloped ass


before 2019 latest figures, only 33% of Ghana roads were tarred now , we have 42%

keep up

lies boy, your minister says total paved road in Ghana is barely 16,000
That's the truth. And you saw the link for yourself

To you, this is just like a schoolyard prank? To some of us, this is an opportunity to understand global issues, and hopefully learn from them.

Baliv254:
Sa mnasumbuana na ghana juu ya nini , hao wasee hawanaga shida na kiburi kama hawa wengine, ni marafiki wa kenya , kanyagieni iyo stori

Wuoche:

Lies won't take you anywhere my friend. Just accept that Ghana has only 16,000km of paved roads.
https://mobile.ghanaweb.com/GhanaHomePage/NewsArchive/It-s-a-shame-only-23-of-our-entire-road-network-is-paved-Roads-Minister-717991

that link is enough, let, the guy run his mouth with half-baked information

Just30:
we are in 2020 kiddo



keep dreaming

I know we're in 2020.
2012= Ghana was having less than 10,000km of paved roads
2011= kenya was having 11,000km of paved roads
2019(according to your transport minister) =Ghana was having 16,000km paved road.
2018(according to our transport minister)= kenya was having 18,000km of paved road
Total road network in 2016= 67,000km
Total road network in kenya 2014=177,000km

I don't know why you want to argue everything??