jln115:
nope SAs is one of the countries with the lowest living costs... Much lower than Nigeria in fact

that's a lie....

2L coke in SA is $1.9..... its $0.83 in Nigeria.

chrisooblog:
happy birthday bro more great years ahead no problems

Thank you bro. God bless

forgiveness:

popizaino:



HBD

Best wishes

Thanks bro. I appreciate

pacretus:
birthday blessings man. HBD

Thanks my gee. I appreciate

obaaderemi:
Happy birthday to you. You shouldn't give too much problem to the little Indians today.

Hahahaha! Today is their day to have fun Thank you Obaa, I really appreciate?

Samorobo2:

Walai

theenchanter:
that's a lie....

2L coke in SA is $1.9..... its $0.83 in Nigeria.

lol must I start posting property prices

jln115:
nope SAs is one of the countries with the lowest living costs... Much lower than Nigeria in fact

lies.. all lies.

Check this out..

kikuyu1:
WHAT THE ENTIRE FCVK!?


[url]https://nairametrics.com/2019/07/10/cbn-unveils-revival-programme-for-poultry-farmers-offers-n36-billion//url]

We've ALREADY seen serious malfeasance at the SARB possibly even Satanic practices connected to massive illegal rand theft BUT WTF IS THIS?!
Who? How? Chicken farms?

Since when did CBs get directly involved in what should be ministerial projects. How was such a project even itemized on the budget?
EVEN for Naij its a first -i[b]t has to be! [/b] Is it?

Nigga what the fúck are you even saying?

You just hate NIGERIA so much anything is troll worthy in your sight.
First of all your link is broken!! (Up Your troll game Mister!)

Now, you clearly don't know a thing about central Banks. The Kenyan central bank governor would slap you for typing all this.

Central Banks aren't all about monetary stability and inflation reduction. They also are last resort lenders kikuyu!

Those funds are loans man! The programme was initiated by THE MINISTRY OF AGRICULTURE!! . Obviously banks didn't have enough liquidity to fund the scheme so the Central bank pumped more money into it! Since they did they become partners in the programme.
You didn't even read past the first paragraph!

This is how economics is done and I'm 101% sure it's no different in the one city state (*Kenya Obviously).

You just love to troll.
You can't do without typing 'Naij!' at least once a day. It's therapy for you.

theenchanter:
SA is not like the world cos the world is a combination of over 150 countries or so... SA is just one of them, comparing SA with d "world" is as nonsensical as it comes.

But in a way, I give it to u cos that report deals with wealth and inequality and SA is the grandmaster of inequality in d world.

2.... land reform is now a scapegoat? better don't let austine1213 see this don't dash his hope of living in a brick house. dude, I tell u I don't buy all these bs that you're regurgitating.

3....so middleclass is now compiled by Africacheck I mean d africacheck that quotes ANC and times magazine is what you're using to score a point?

I dare u to bring something from WB or IMF.

4..... my point is that they're white-owned, unmeritorously given to blacks through BEE, now most blacks owner are now selling them off which prompt to seek a change of the black ownership deal... I guess only 1 black owner remain.

5.....lol, fact from africacheck, africa check from ANC and times magazine?

Lol, ur poverty rate is over 40% oga, stop deflecting. Ur average income is r3500 or $205, ours is #30000 or $83, how's that 3times more?

Oga, u spend more on commodities than we do, don't even go there. U can compare price of commodities and rents if u want.

1. And? In the USA 20% own 85% of the economy..... So you see SA by world standards are more or less average

2. Its a political scrap goat yes!! Since the rhetoric that Whites own 80% is completely false... Since they only own 24%....and yes Austin will confirm this

3. They qoute statsSA... But if you have a better source about South Africas middle class then you are more than welcome to bring it

4. Yet they are black owned regardless of the reason

5. Poverty figure is 19% according to the world Bank.... And R3500 us minimum wage not the average wage... Learn the difference

... Who said I was talking just about commodities? Rent, health care, entertainment, ect ect ect also fall under cost of living

pacretus:
lies.. all lies.

Check this out..

aahhh thanks mate this is exactly what I needed!!

Look at local purchasing power

life is not all about coke

anyway, why do you guys love coke like that?

Life in SA is more expensive

theenchanter:
that's a lie....

2L coke in SA is $1.9..... its $0.83 in Nigeria.

Just30:


life is not all about coke

anyway, why do you guys love coke like that?

Life in SA is more expensive

cos coke is a universal commodity, one of d goods used by economist to compare value of currencies....

Just30:


life is not all about coke

anyway, why do you guys love coke like that?

Life in SA is more expensive

Just an example of an everyday item, plus bigi cola has an almost equal market share to coke.

Austine1213:


Suffocate them lol

Lol it would take years to post 500 joburg surburbs

Which 500 years? You can lie ooooo.

Nigeria

Abuja and Lagos

Bigeria

Nigeria

Just30:


life is not all about coke

anyway, why do you guys love coke like that?

Life in SA is more expensive

except it really isn't though.... If you search countries with cheapest cost of living SA always comes up as one of them

theenchanter:
cos coke is a universal commodity, one of d goods used by economist to compare value of currencies....

you are thinking of the big mac index mate

theenchanter:
cos coke is a universal commodity, one of d goods used by economist to compare value of currencies....

jln115:
except it really isn't though.... If you search countries with cheapest cost of living SA always comes up as one of them

SA is one of the most expensive places to live in Africa and Ghana is just below you guys

Check the cost of living, monthly average income and purchasing power for both SA and Nigeria here
You will find Kenya and Tanzania below
their average wages is way lower and their purchasing power even far lower

The advantage that SA has over Nigeria is, average wages in SA is 2 times plus more than Nigeria and the purchasing power of the RAND is 2 times more than Nigeria so South African life a better life than a Nigerian

https://www.worlddata.info/cost-of-living.php

jln115:
you are thinking of the big mac index mate

"one" of d commodities used by economists. big mac is not d only thing used. will respond to my mentions from u tomorrow, wanna catch some sleep, work by early morning tomorrow

Just30:
SA is one of the most expensive places to live in Africa and Ghana is just below you guys

Check the cost of living, monthly average income and purchasing power for both SA and Nigeria here


The advantage that SA has over Nigeria is, average wages in SA is 2 times plus more than Nigeria and the purchasing power of the RAND is 2 times more than Nigeria so South African life a better life than a Nigerian

https://www.worlddata.info/cost-of-living.php

My boy practecus already posted this

that is too much

that is overly exaggerated

the Actual is 120%

jln115:

My boy practecus already posted this

Just30:


that is too much

that is overly exaggerated

the Actual is 200%

definitely is.... That's why it's so funny that he posted it of all people

theenchanter:
"one" of d commodities used by economists. big mac is not d only thing used. will respond to my mentions from u tomorrow, wanna catch some sleep, work by early morning tomorrow

the big mac index is the most common and well known indexes mate..... Never heard of the Coke index

Just30:
SA is one of the most expensive places to live in Africa and Ghana is just below you guys

Check the cost of living, monthly average income and purchasing power for both SA and Nigeria here


The advantage that SA has over Nigeria is, average wages in SA is 2 times plus more than Nigeria and the purchasing power of the RAND is 2 times more than Nigeria so South African life a better life than a Nigerian

https://www.worlddata.info/cost-of-living.php

thank u, charlie. Tell him.

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jln115:
the big mac index is the most common and well known indexes mate..... Never heard of the Coke index

there are many indexes used, from french fries to ipods, though big mac is well known. But most economists dont take africa into account.... Until mauritius or one southern africa country's economists came up with coke index. u're late to d party, dude.