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I’ll have to confirm this…by tomorrow I will but I doubt it since sijaiona kwa certain groups that I’m in which get such info first hand. Though I do not proclaim that this in not the actual true information.
sarakasi.
Naona kama wewe ni mtu wa Business Recovery services,wale waku manage receiverships and are you brown na and not talkative ukiwa na watu…unatoka pande za ngong?..naona ninakujua
When one joins govt he or she signs the Official Secrets Oath and this means you don’t go payukaring about govt matters coz you can be jailed. The state and its business is bigger than any individual.
From that document i have seen that we borrowed only USD 1.6B, about Ksh 160B then, at 2% interest with a grace period of 84 months ie 7yrs. The chinese gave us a very good deal. No one should complain about such a good deal. Uhuru alifanya kasi buana.
Who signed the fcking document? :rolleyes: This does not look official until I see a name and a seal from the government of Kenya.
Article 1.10 states the total cost is USD $ 3.4 USD for the whole SGR so don’t know what money was lost.
This will come back to bite wsr and murkomen as they’ve assumed office.novices
Article 1.10 also says the money would be provided between july and october 2012 which means its kibaki who signed the contract since uhuru took over in 2013.
USD 3.4B is for “whole railway”, ie railway, stations, cargo and passenger trains and personnel ie a fully functioning railway from scratch. This was a very good deal.
The devil is in the details
What other devil and details are you looking for? All the details are in that PDF. Kibaki gave us a very good deal when deal was signed in 2012. Uhuru only inherited Kibakis SGR when he took over in 2013.
we’re probably being distracted…
Chingman na kiburi yake mbona angetumia yuan badala ya $
The USD is the currency for international trade. Hata ukinunua probox from Japan unalipa in USD, they don’t accept Japanese Yen.
Yeah … is that why you’re all over these threads like a common flu?
Sarakasi but not good enough to distract us drom the KQ quagmire
PR exercise to divert attention from several issues…
- Fuel
- Drought, and famine
- University fees issue
- Mumblings by tugeges
- Persistent and rising inflation
- KQ
In short,100 days self-declared deadline approaching and nothing to show…
Not very bad as it was alluded:
- Loan amount not exceeding $1.6Bn
- 2.0% per annum interest
- 0.25% management fee
- 20-year tenure with a 7yr grace period
- Preference for the purchase of goods from China (it was expected since mkopo is from China EXIM)
Crisis ya Kenya ni costs per kilometre walizolipa kwa EPC comparing to those of TZ
Hakuna contract imetolewa, nini io unasema not very bad?