Abohboy:



Show us the airport then we’ve been asking all week for an airport but you never delivered.

leo552:

New moi international air port mombasa is very modern,will post you real photos not googled ones

rvp2018:
Nairobi footpaths

crazyiguana:
hello

vaxx:
this morning news is more important than this lazy argument you are embarking on this morning.

Mathare one of the finest slum In Nairobi surrounded by skyscraper is currently on protest against your indiscipline police brutality amidst covid 19


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tLkw-tlWJy4

rvp2018:
We have slums but your entire city is one big slum.

rvp2018:
Which FM station did you hear that from?

We were doing very well until 2016 - when we had interest rate capping & real estate has cooled off - by now we should be well into 10-12m if previous projections had panned out.

The report explains that in 2016, about 6.7 million tonnes of cement was consumed, however, the volume dropped by 8.2% in 2017
https://www.globalcement.com/news/itemlist/tag/Kenya%20National%20Bureau%20of%20Statistics

From 2016 high of 6.7 - we have been dropping!

Otherwise, we have always been doing nearly twice Ghana. You have nearly caught up recently.

Just30:
dream on

we've gone over this before and we have always been above you in consumption.

rvp2018:
According to your favorite FM maybe.

Just30:
According to simple facts

vaxx:
slums and Kenya are one word that are Inseparable. You even have a recognised slum tourism

rvp2018:
Tell us Ghana cement production and consumption from 2000 to 2020. I can provide Kenya's. Credible Data. If you cannot even produce data - you're just a mini Nigeria that cannot afford a census.

Just30:
we have gone over this before.

between 2000 and 2010, Ghana cement consumption remain constant at 5 to 5.7million metric tonnes.
production were sometimes below consumption and import were carried out.

Since then to now

Production stands at 12 million metric tonnes and consumption at 10 million metric tonnes

All you need to know in one place
https://www.globalcement.com/news/itemlist/tag/Ghana?start=20

rvp2018:
You have zero credibility - so kindly provide credible links.

All I can see from the link is -The country has a production capacity of 12Mt/yr but it only uses 8Mt/yr, according to Citi Business

And yes we did this already - I gave you SOLID figures of Ghana cement production.

In 2000 - you were not even at 1.5M

samorobo:


Hahahaha guy you wan may my head swell burst like pure water....easy na...I dey learn work for where badbradley dey

KekeNash:

No thanks

VicThory:

Guess what I found about our new friend


Samorobo
Beforejuly
Danielnino00

samorobo:


Thick ass has always been a South African thing..I hope she won't make an exception..

Just30:
so global Cement is no more credible just because it places Ghana consumption as double of Kenya's

You can make all the noise you want and you wont get to our level.

rvp2018:
It quote Ciit Business - which an FM station I bet in Ghana.

Just30:
you like making noise as usual

Citi Business and Financial Times are the Bloomberg of Ghana.

see ya later when you can stimulate a boom in your real estate sector.

Just30:
when you are going to circle in the morning
the road from circle is empty, the only part of the road with traffic is the one heading to circle.

In the evening, the road leaving circle has a lot of traffic, just after you cross circle but the other side does not.

VicThory:

Guess what I found about our new friend


Samorobo
Beforejuly
Danielnino00

rvp2018:
I rather trust this one. The data we need is from 2013 to 2019.

rvp2018:
Now grasscutter eater - we only need CREDIBLE data from Ghana for 2017, 2018 and 2019.

Kenya as always has such data tracked.

So far you are seeing a lot of cement dust from Kenya

Austine1213:

Hydraulic Cement is a product used to stop water and leaks in concrete and masonry structures. It is a type of cement, similar to mortar, that sets extremely fast and hardens after it has been mixed with water.

Mortar is used to hold building materials such as brick or stone together. It is composed of a thick mixture of water, sand, and cement.

rvp2018:
I rather trust this one. The data we need is from 2013 to 2019.

Shma:
Oooh, we have bigger cement consumption, oooh, we have longest tarred roads than you, oooh, we are more developed than you. Now see the trend.
We have tripled their cement consumption since 1997. That is Grossly 6years down the line.
I bet 2013-2019 stats will do the same.
They always engage in aimless ranting with nothing to back up their claims. No wander things are different on ground .