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Pepo chafu Mapepo
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Re: Pepo chafu Mapepo
« Reply #1 on: December 04, 2024, 02:21:02 PM »
The shithole billionaire thugs see hasoras who vote for them and then ask for services as dirt, pieces of shit and now demons! who should only be dancing ndbombolo as they gorge on billions, fine meats and wine.

He has spoken his heart.
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Re: Pepo chafu Mapepo
« Reply #2 on: December 04, 2024, 04:25:53 PM »
I agree with the President there. Countries that accept foreign investment and risk are rapidly developing. Kenyans have no money, so outside money must be used to develop the country.  Maybe the president should have attracted  Emirati billionaires like Kagame or Chinese to invest in Kenya instead. Kenyans seem not to trust Indian billionaires. The Chinese are already building skyscrapers in Kilimani and all over Nairobi, but those are private equity firms, and they are going undetected. I think in 2030 most Nairobians will have Chinese landlords simply because Africans have no financial muscle to develop the country in a meaningful way. African governments have recognized this barrier and are attracting capital from foreign capitals left, right, and center. Kenya, due to a trust deficit, is lagging behind in these equity migrations!
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Re: Pepo chafu Mapepo
« Reply #3 on: December 04, 2024, 04:35:30 PM »
Definitely trust issues with India.
But India is rising - and is the next China.
Ruto should not be afraid of Indians and public sentiment will change.
Chinese were not liked initially - as people had issues with perceived low quality
But they proved themselves.

Good thing with India - rising - we already have historical ties - so Indians will come.
Just maybe not in public projects.

Definitely Adanis are welcome in private ventures.

I agree with the President there. Countries that accept foreign investment and risk are rapidly developing. Kenyans have no money, so outside money must be used to develop the country.  Maybe the president should have attracted  Emirati billionaires like Kagame or Chinese to invest in Kenya instead. Kenyans seem not to trust Indian billionaires. The Chinese are already building skyscrapers in Kilimani and all over Nairobi, but those are private equity firms, and they are going undetected. I think in 2030 most Nairobians will have Chinese landlords simply because Africans have no financial muscle to develop the country in a meaningful way. African governments have recognized this barrier and are attracting capital from foreign capitals left, right, and center. Kenya, due to a trust deficit, is lagging behind in these equity migrations!

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Re: Pepo chafu Mapepo
« Reply #4 on: December 04, 2024, 05:24:58 PM »
You seem tone-deaf and blind to the public sentiments, Ruto is the one who has a trust deficit. The withdrawal of Finance Bill 2023 and 2024 and now Adani show it is not a matter of life and death just kiburi.

Shady wahindis will rather TZ than Kenyans having felt the online presence and scrutiny heat.

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Re: Pepo chafu Mapepo
« Reply #5 on: December 04, 2024, 05:29:02 PM »
This is madness. We are paying the most expensive loans in the world with no recourse. The debts are even in the constitution but we are charged the highest ati because we risk default yet it is first charge. Then you say we do not have money. Hasoras paying 750 billion in interest!

I agree with the President there. Countries that accept foreign investment and risk are rapidly developing. Kenyans have no money, so outside money must be used to develop the country.  Maybe the president should have attracted  Emirati billionaires like Kagame or Chinese to invest in Kenya instead. Kenyans seem not to trust Indian billionaires. The Chinese are already building skyscrapers in Kilimani and all over Nairobi, but those are private equity firms, and they are going undetected. I think in 2030 most Nairobians will have Chinese landlords simply because Africans have no financial muscle to develop the country in a meaningful way. African governments have recognized this barrier and are attracting capital from foreign capitals left, right, and center. Kenya, due to a trust deficit, is lagging behind in these equity migrations!
Government, even in its best state, is but a necessary evil; in its worst state, an intolerable one ~ Thomas Paine

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Re: Pepo chafu Mapepo
« Reply #6 on: December 05, 2024, 10:06:54 AM »

Actually not with Indians but Kenyan politicians cutting deals . You and I had advocated one of the way of doing away with debts was privatization of parastatals , it was a noble idea and could have saved Kenya from debt trap but politicians including Lootall  saw this as avenue to loot and cut deals , Uhuru and his proteges did that in last regime and thats why we are in the crisis we are . Kenyans have said enough is enough . Kenyan economic crisis is because of politicians cutting deals with nothing to show off .

Definitely trust issues with India.
But India is rising - and is the next China.
Ruto should not be afraid of Indians and public sentiment will change.
Chinese were not liked initially - as people had issues with perceived low quality
But they proved themselves.

Good thing with India - rising - we already have historical ties - so Indians will come.
Just maybe not in public projects.

Definitely Adanis are welcome in private ventures.

I agree with the President there. Countries that accept foreign investment and risk are rapidly developing. Kenyans have no money, so outside money must be used to develop the country.  Maybe the president should have attracted  Emirati billionaires like Kagame or Chinese to invest in Kenya instead. Kenyans seem not to trust Indian billionaires. The Chinese are already building skyscrapers in Kilimani and all over Nairobi, but those are private equity firms, and they are going undetected. I think in 2030 most Nairobians will have Chinese landlords simply because Africans have no financial muscle to develop the country in a meaningful way. African governments have recognized this barrier and are attracting capital from foreign capitals left, right, and center. Kenya, due to a trust deficit, is lagging behind in these equity migrations!

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Re: Pepo chafu Mapepo
« Reply #7 on: December 05, 2024, 10:10:53 AM »
Ruto has tried but judiciary is blocking everything.

We need to fix judiciary.

Until we fix it - we are wasting time.

Give them 50B from 20B - let them hire 1000 more judges

Let cases be resolved in months.



Actually not with Indians but Kenyan politicians cutting deals . You and I had advocated one of the way of doing away with debts was privatization of parastatals , it was a noble idea and could have saved Kenya from debt trap but politicians including Lootall  saw this as avenue to loot and cut deals , Uhuru and his proteges did that in last regime and thats why we are in the crisis we are . Kenyans have said enough is enough . Kenyan economic crisis is because of politicians cutting deals with nothing to show off .

Definitely trust issues with India.
But India is rising - and is the next China.
Ruto should not be afraid of Indians and public sentiment will change.
Chinese were not liked initially - as people had issues with perceived low quality
But they proved themselves.

Good thing with India - rising - we already have historical ties - so Indians will come.
Just maybe not in public projects.

Definitely Adanis are welcome in private ventures.

I agree with the President there. Countries that accept foreign investment and risk are rapidly developing. Kenyans have no money, so outside money must be used to develop the country.  Maybe the president should have attracted  Emirati billionaires like Kagame or Chinese to invest in Kenya instead. Kenyans seem not to trust Indian billionaires. The Chinese are already building skyscrapers in Kilimani and all over Nairobi, but those are private equity firms, and they are going undetected. I think in 2030 most Nairobians will have Chinese landlords simply because Africans have no financial muscle to develop the country in a meaningful way. African governments have recognized this barrier and are attracting capital from foreign capitals left, right, and center. Kenya, due to a trust deficit, is lagging behind in these equity migrations!

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Re: Pepo chafu Mapepo
« Reply #8 on: December 05, 2024, 01:08:06 PM »
Ketraco and JKIA good have been easily be financed with infrastructure bond. There's plenty of money locally, infrastructure bonds are highly oversubscribed. The funds just need to be ringfenced. What special expertise was adani bringing on board? The solution to infrastructure investment in kenya is local credit market. It should be  something similar to how usA built railways. Fuel levy fund can also issue bonds (securitize) to built new and upgrade roads , the solutions are readily available.