Police beat mercilessly poor Kenyans that violated ‘Coronavirus curfew’



Source: https://www.kenya-today.com/opinion/exposed-why-police-beat-mercilessly-poor-kenyans-that-violated-coronavirus-curfew

samorobo:


I know right..same way rvp was trying to use some resort tucked far way from mombasa in Diana beach to represent the arabian shanty slum "Mombasa"

Zombie

gallivant:


Why did you stop hobbit? Post some more and then Accra after. Take the bull by the horns.

Austine1212:



People here pay rent, i want houses built by kenyans not estates or pricy apartments


Actual uneduted pic

Oh I love this...I fell like getting you a cold beer...once again I am happy this is coming from you..we know their usual rhetorics and grotesque distortion of the truth had it been it was us saying this...they hate it when you say this..

And also thank Gawd you know they edit their images...no one is a kid here..

gallivant:


Lol

This guy is something else.

He is something called wicked truth

SkyOne11:


Let me show you the true pic of rural area in Kenya

Good this is exactly what rural kenya looks like....

It's looks like what I see about Kenya on BBC and CNN

SkyOne11:
Siaya, Kenya

Honestly this is the real rural.kenya..anytime CNN shows inside Africa and makes Kenya the focal point .images like this surfaces on the screen..

Austine1212:


Let him post, give him a chance

They will never post it

samorobo:


They will never post it

We post rural areas all the time. Just be honest with yourself.

samorobo:


Good this is exactly what rural kenya looks like....

It's looks like what I see about Kenya on BBC and CNN

Not really. I often see Kibera on BBC and CNN. Kibera seems to be popular in western media. I think Kenya should organize tours for international tourists to go there.

rvp20182:
Kenya's real estate is mostly "informal". Nearly all houses you see are built by Kenyans - informally. Very few by companies, pension funds,REITIs, investment companies or insurance like you have in South Africa or developed world.

We had large scale housing project in 90s but corruption and delays became so much - most pension, insurance and such companies are either by law (RBA ) or by choice - since avoided investing in real estates.

It was only last year when gov attempted to go back - with 500,000 units promises. Not much is happening though.

The nearest to companies is SACCOS - housing Saccos - otherwise, normal kenyans are building the houses you see - but try to stick to same standards

Good when you pressure them like this the truth begins to crawl out..kudos Austin

I have been waiting for you to tell us how you affordable housing drama went down the drain..gosh I have be Longing to hear it from you the minutes I discovered it was a political joke sang by Kenyatta to decieve gullible lots like you....lol I can still remember the vigour with which you used in promoting that dead project on the drawing books to us...it's makes me want to mock you in your face over and over again

I actually took some time to study Ghana SNIF - seem like a mix of social security and pension fund - and it's total assets are like 1.5B dollars. Folks contribute 18.5% of their salary to the thing.

Now Kenya has NSSF (social security)- really meant for poor people - everyone pays 10 dollars or less - on average - and it really meant for poor people - and their total assets is 2B dollars.

The idea behind Kenya NSSF is to gather for those without pensions. The keyword is SOCIAL security - that is why everyone in Kenya is forced to contribute 10 dollars per month.

Gov civil servants have a pension - unfounded like the US - but they pay lots of money.

Private sectors have pension fund run under RBA authority.

Just30:
Zombie

Why did you stop posting? Honestly they were great pictures. All we need to see now is Accra and maybe a bit of Kumasi.

gallivant:


We post rural areas all the time. Just be honest with yourself.

Leafy estates not rural..rural Kenya will be what we see in siasey or rongai..heck even kakamega

Just30:
Let me help the Kenyans by showing them the way.

This is Aburi

good you just opened the floor.
This is taita taveta rural area.

Let's wait for Nigeria before we continue.

samorobo:


He is something called wicked truth

So why would he post urban slums and expect us to post rural areas? Is that what you call the wicked truth? I call it desperation.

SkyOne11:


Not really. I often see Kibera on BBC and CNN. Kibera seems to be popular in western media. I think Kenya should organize tours for international tourists to go there.

They do that..and resident of kibera usually complains that govt allows tourist to come mock them with a camera and sparkling white handkerchief to wrap their nose from the pungent odour emanating that unfortunate piece of land...they literally take photos of them to the point resident nag about being relegated to a human wildlife

samorobo:


Leafy estates not rural..rural Kenya will be what we see in siasey or rongai..heck even kakamega

We will post this after you post Biafra. You are holding everything back so please post away.

Kilifi rural home.
The last pic is kilifi referral hospital.

stop making noise

It seems like someone is stepping on your neck

gallivant:


Why did you stop posting? Honestly they were great pictures. All we need to see now is Accra and maybe a bit of Kumasi.

gallivant:


So why would he post urban slums and expect us to post rural areas? Is that what you call the wicked truth? I call it desperation.

He never included SA in the contest...if you don't post your rural area I will go on YouTube and fish them out myself....
Post rongai,Pokot or siasey.. whatever just start posting

rvp20182:
Obaboon, you wish Kenya could provide some misery company in this era! Let's talk Tea - because I own some. 1st Q - production up by whooping 50% (2019 Q1 - 106M - this year 158M ) - so we are talking extra 50M kilos of tea thanks to rain and sun. The price has dropped marginally to Sh223 compared with Sh231 in the previous quarter...that is like 1 cent USD.

I keep telling you kenya is not Nigeria - an OIL-DEPENDANT BACKWATER.

He can't comprehend the concept OF WEALTH CREATION. Most people understand the compound effect of a billion dollars annually for 15 years. Socioculturally these guys only know windfalls, money rituals and such schemes.

rvp20182:
Kenya has an unfunded public pension. There is no savings. It all from taxes. Therefore you cannot use their money to pay debt. Kenya pensions do know what it means to miss a pension. This is not Nigeria.

Too bad we can't take you word for it fraud..I am not the one saying it but Bloomberg...

Truly you live in a crazy zoo..A bananaaaa republic

Just30:
Let me help the Kenyans by showing them the way.

This is Aburi

Very beautiful

samorobo:


They do that..and resident of kibera usually complains that govt allows tourist to come mock them with a camera and sparkling white handkerchief to wrap their nose from the pungent odour emanating that unfortunate piece of land...they literally take photos of them to the point resident nag about being relegated to a human wildlife

That's really a good point because Kibera is so unique in the world. So people just came to film and take pictures there. Thanks to Kibera, Kenya became known to everyone.



Source from Wikipedia

Just30:
Let me help the Kenyans by showing them the way.

This is Aburi

nice shot

rvp20182:
You teach me. That is why I am in this forum. I hope to learn something about Gauteng today.

Rmbr this report from 2 yrs ago on the pace of economic development in counties?

Nyandarua’s average spending per individual, or GCP per capita, more than doubled from Sh135,315 in 2013 to Sh350,321, the highest among the 47 devolved units

[url][/https://www.standardmedia.co.ke/business/article/2001312984/new-state-report-ranks-counties-by-production-levels]

Damn! The 2 fastest growing counties MORE THAN DOUBLED THEIR PER CAPITA INCOME IN 5 YEARS!?

Agricultural productivity also lifted the productivity of Elgeyo Marakwet whose GCP per capita also increased by 151 per cent to Sh197,923 in 2017.

By now we can conservatively add another 30% despite the covid slowdown.

rvp20182:
The answer 7,000. Let assume those 7,000 will employ another 14,000. So basically you're hinging your hopes on a mirage! In a dying industry - Oil.

7,000 my ass...

He employs MR A,MR A employs MR B.
MR B gives money to his wife..his wife starts a business and employs various workers which in turn take care of the family,bill e.t.c...
The money keeps flowing

Just30:
Aburi

Arghhhh what a beauty..

Shma:
good you just opened the floor.
This is taita taveta rural area.

Let's wait for Nigeria before we continue.

According to your Government taveta is a town

I want rural

gallivant:


So what, drive 10 minutes outside of Nairobi CBD and you are either in a national park or a forest. Nairobi is not a concrete jungle like Nigeria or Ghana, it was planned with a focus of nature in mind. Green city under the sun.

The 30 minute drive is still within your urban centres...hence why they said it is part of your urban Metropolitan sprawl..

samorobo:


He never included SA in the contest...if you don't post your rural area I will go on YouTube and fish them out myself....
Post rongai,Pokot or siasey.. whatever just start posting

He wants rural villages? Ill post em