We’re literally in heaven
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If you are defending nabii mushienzi, alipata wakati wa obako na uhunye tukipata unlimited supply of electricity even we could steal some and it was stable . Don’t defend mediocrity
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Africa imejaa bonobos beyond repair
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The mis- education of a negro…
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Si watumie solar,but a city without stima usiku is scary
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Natafuta partner tukauze solar huko
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Compared to other African countries we are doing relatively well for a service and agriculturally driven economy. Huku nje watu wanakipitia bana.
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Been to Liberia, Malawi na nchi zingine za kifala and I can proudly say…tuko fiti. Tupunguze tamaa kiasi
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You realise southern African countries are struggling with power because in the first place they use a lot of it for industrial production right?
Nonsense.
That industrial production does not benefit the citizens. It benefits a few owners of capital huko. I can guarantee you that Chinese owned and operated copper mines in Zambia won’t have power problems.
Kama kawaida greedy African leaders in Zambia have sold all national assets to foreigners who dictate how power will be distributed. They don’t give a fuck about the common Zambian. They care about 24/7 electricity connection at the copper mines and that is exactly how Zambia operates. Privately owned or controlled mines have 24/7 access to electricity at the expense of millions of Zambian citizens.
My point still stands. Kenya has very low demand for industrial power usage compared to countries like south Africa so it makes no sense to have frequent blackouts
Who said that it makes sense to have frequent blackouts??
We are actually talking about two different but related issues. I withdraw