rvp20182:
You're just too poor to afford. 32! I have seen the cars on your road - the average age is probably 20yrs: The same with Ghana.

Kenya's cars are at least 10yrs old on average. Nigeria 20yrs - Ghana is probably 25yrs


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6_Z2xWn4Wn8&list=RDCMUChBQgieUidXV1CmDxSdRm3g&start_radio=1&t=52


Look at Lagos roads and cars - horrible

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nTT7DSGH01Y

can you provide evidence for this hogwash ....


THIS IS JUST AN ORDNUARY ROAD IN ACCRA. I AM NOT SELECTIVE LIKE YÒU.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iU16UcdixVc





ordinary matatus in Ghana has T.v. to entertain his passenger with leather covered chair .

TayserMahri:


in your dreams

those are the facts buy

use your internet wisely.

Just30:
i leave that to your judgement

Ill let you off this time,

TayserMahri:


Playing victim after spending your entire NL life shouting Kiberan and slum. You deserve to be called a NAGGUH at every opportunity.

You are kiberan and a slum dweller..
That's not a lie..

Austine1212:


Thats good business

We import cheap, process, refine, add value to it resell it at a higher price

You import sugar! Don't say u refine,or process it.You just repackage. Let it sink in your skull.You import processed sugar

Kenya export vs Nigeria export 2019 ..


If we take our oil from Nigeria's export, we'd have $6bn worry of export...
The whole of Kenya export is valued at just $3.4bn...

Kazikazi:
You import sugar! Don't say u refine,or process it.You just repackage. Let it sink in your skull.You import processed sugar

Just like Swiss import Cocao to process it then sell it to where it came from at a higher price

Thats business

Danielnino00:
Kenya export vs Nigeria export 2019 ..


If we take our oil from Nigeria's export, we'd have $6bn worry of export...
The whole of Kenya export is valued at just $3.4bn...

Kenya total export is competing with Ghana cocoa industry

vaxx:
Kenya total export is competing with Ghana cocoa industry

Just30:
those are the facts buy

use your internet wisely.

you should be talking about the charges per coffin dance

Austine1212:


A stupid old man calling names, You Tanzanian after all

I can't expect much from you

Mr Mahindra,
Tanzania is the top producer of sisal in Africa.Worldwide, TZ is the second grower just behind Brazil.Sisal farming in TZ is done in huge plantations on the east coast of TZ.Most TZ plantations has a processing industry right on the farm.Most farms have railway line in them.
Can any bastard here show me some farms in his backward nation with all that?

TayserMahri:


you should be talking about the charges per coffin dance

deflection

vaxx:
Kenya total export is competing with Ghana cocoa industry

You didn't lie

Ghana export data (2018 though)

South Africa export data 2019..

Danielnino00:


You are kiberan and a slum dweller..
That's not a lie..

And you are a bleached toad

Nigeria,Ghana and South Africa export far more goods than Kenya... Kenya tea can't even fetch them $2bn ..flower is chicken change ..

Kenya and Kenyans are nothing but empty barrels .

And everybody knows what an empty barrel does

Danielnino00:
Nigeria,Ghana and South Africa export far more goods than Kenya... Kenya tea can't even fetch them $2bn ..flower is chicken change ..

Kenya and Kenyans are nothing but empty barrels .

And everybody knows what an empty barrel does

Desperation is now showing.

TayserMahri:


Desperation is now showing.

I'm debunking your lies...

Kenya tea and flower is worthless compared to other agricultural commodities some African countries export....


You should grow more maize...

rvp20182:
You're just too poor to afford. 32! I have seen the cars on your road - the average age is probably 20yrs: The same with Ghana.

Kenya's cars are at least 10yrs old on average. Nigeria 20yrs - Ghana is probably 25yrs


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6_Z2xWn4Wn8&list=RDCMUChBQgieUidXV1CmDxSdRm3g&start_radio=1&t=52


Look at Lagos roads and cars - horrible

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nTT7DSGH01Y

Lagos looks like Kenya in the 90s.

Kidakudz5:
what does this pic mean?

it's the time Sammy claimed a property from Canada was in Enugu Nigeria .... This is just a screen shot of the car's number plate which clearly states its from Vancouver Canada.

He has never admitted to his mistake btw!!

TayserMahri:


Feel bad for you bro...a kilo of palm oil is a meagre USD 0.8 while a kilo of tea is a whopping USD 232. Less than a dollar for palm oil.

Sir! You are either liar or ignorant.
A kilo of tea : $2.1.......A kilo of cocoa: $2.4
Charts: 1) tea
2) coco

TayserMahri:


You must be mad kazi. Two small Kenyan firms can purchase all Tz cashew nuts.

They tried to buy,but they couldn't since they lacked cash

You're showing us two cars....bring a better video. I have checked - you allow overage cars. Kenya strictly 8yrs and below.

vaxx:
can you provide evidence for this hogwash ....


THIS IS JUST AN ORDNUARY ROAD IN ACCRA. I AM NOT SELECTIVE LIKE YÒU.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iU16UcdixVc





ordinary matatus in Ghana has T.v. to entertain his passenger with leather covered chair .

Aderr:
Sir! You are either liar or ignorant.
A kilo of tea : $2.1.......A kilo of cocoa: $2.4
Charts: 1) tea
2) coco

You dont know what we're talking about. Familiarize yourself with the topic first.

The image you shared is all Cocoa. No tea.

The initial argument was between tea and palm oil, not tea and cocoa.

The price I quoted is the one that goes through the auction center in Mombasa

The Auctions are held weekly, on Mondays and Tuesdays. There is presently, a main grades auction held on Tuesdays and secondary grades auction held on Mondays from 9.00 am.The variety of quality and progressively increased quantities offered have made Mombasa the second largest black tea auction centre in the world after Colombo in Sri-Lanka. Unlike India and Sri-Lanka where tea is seasonal, production in this region is all year round. Mombasa has gained a reputation as a centre for some of the best CTC top grades in the world and an international blending floor with teas coming from within and outside Africa for blending. Every major tea producing and consuming country focuses on the weekly activities in this centre to gage the market trends and create benchmarks for their international prices of tea. Due to the success story of the Mombasa auctions, courtesy of the EATTA, more producing countries continue to join the Association.

Presently there are offerings from Kenya, Uganda, Tanzania, Rwanda, Burundi, Democratic Republic of Congo, Malawi, Madagascar,Mozambique and Ethiopia.Producers from as far as New Guinea and Indonesia have expressed their wish to join the Association and have their teas offered in the Mombasa auction. Mombasa is now the only auction centre in the world trading in straight-line teas from more than one country. Quantities have grown by over 300 percent in the last 20 years. This could not have been possible without the tight checks and controls in the whole system. These checks range from setting minimum standards to severe disciplinary action against errant members of the trade as EATTA is often the platform for addressing problems affecting members.

The auctions attract principal overseas interest from the major tea consuming countries in the world with the United Kingdom, Pakistan, Egypt, Afghanistan, Sudan, Iran, Yemen, United Arab Emirates, Ireland, Somalia, Canada and Singapore as the major players. The Buyer representation spreads over more than fifty countries internationally. The Buyer members, by way of obtaining supply contracts, effectively promote and market African tea abroad. With the closure of the London Auction in 1998 the volumes offered at the Mombasa Auctions have considerably grown with an expectant market expansion. Tea Exporters are required to register all Sale Contracts with the Tea Directorate within thirty days of being finalized in a Contract Registration Form together with the relevant export documents.

A certain percentage of tea is sold by Brokers through Private Treaties to Buyer members which is a complementary feature to the weekly Monday Auctions. Teas bought from the Auction or by Private Treaty, in accordance with the Constitution of the Association, may be exported or packed and sold on the local market, in accordance with the Laws of Kenya. Import Duty and Value Added Tax are payable on any Non-Kenyan teas removed from a Warehouse for home consumption.

Sale No. 42 of 26th October, 1992 is fondly remembered as the sale the Mombasa Tea Auction went international by conducting a most successful US dollar auction in accordance with Kenya Government Policy as per Exchange Control Circular No. 5/92/13 of 15/10/92. Although there were a few teething problems, the system entrenched itself within a short while. This is a big step which neither India, the largest producer of tea nor Colombo, the biggest auction in the world, have managed to achieve to-date. All sales are held under the self-regulating rules and regulations of the EATTA which ensure fair play. Trade is between members. Auction sales are numbered on an annual basis starting with Sale No.1 on the first Monday in January and ending with sale 50 or 51 in December.

Kazikazi:
They tried to buy,but they couldn't since they lacked cash

Next time we will buy all your produce

Kazikazi:

Mr Mahindra,
Tanzania is the top producer of sisal in Africa.Worldwide, TZ is the second grower just behind Brazil.Sisal farming in TZ is done in huge plantations on the east coast of TZ.Most TZ plantations has a processing industry right on the farm.Most farms have railway line in them.
Can any bastard here show me some farms in his backward nation with all that?

We also produce

Mercedes
BMW
AUDI
ISUZU
TOYOTA
NISSAN
IVECO
VOLKSWAGEN
BAIC
Ford
Renault
Marcopolo
Volvo

You tell me about somesome unknown plant

rvp20182:
You're showing us two cars....bring a better video. I have checked - you allow overage cars. Kenya strictly 8yrs and below.

There is no law allowing over aged cars in Ghana. The fact that there are are more cars in Ghana than the entire Kenya shouldn't made you stupid. ....

Even if you pass thru the back door , the law will get you. What we have here is 10 years maximum of lifespan. Ghanaian averagely love new cars except for business transport...



This is one of the highly indiscipline road in Ghana



https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0pxRRAZ5FaM

Danielnino00:
South Africa export data 2019..

Why is SA HERE?

TayserMahri:


You dont know what we're talking about. Familiarize yourself with the topic first.

The image you shared is all Cocoa. No tea.

The initial argument was between tea and palm oil, not tea and cocoa.

The price I quoted is the one that goes through the auction center in Mombasa

The Mombasa tea is actually the cheapest. See chart below.

If you argue about palmoil and tea, then tea is loser by far. Global trade in tea is $6bn global trade in palmoil is a big $30bn. It mean palmoil is more traded than tea! Tea is not a big commercial commodity.