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Don't dispear create jobs guys the grass is greener where it is watered....water your own....

Nothing for free in this world

Its really got to be win-win. China can't just give give and get nothing in return. The problem isn't China but African governments and how they use the money. Nobody is forced to take any loan.

Thanks for saying good government, we need new government

I think it’s because of Ziscosteel and its rebirth. It is well known that steel making requires a lot of power so Zisco and Disco will keep the country in the dark. Kariba levels are too low and the nation needs at least 5000 MW for industrialisation. It is an Indian company that will revive Zisco.

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how r u?!omg-insane edition-;)

Zimbabwe needs to consult Zambia on the water usage on the Zambezi river. It is also possible not to use water for cooling power stations with the right technology. What progress is being made on the Batoka Project on the Zambezi river?

Well, politics and economics are often strange bedfellows, aren't they? The driving force behind the founding of the East African Community (EAC) was their common market between them and not political "integration." Yet its benefits have never been fully realised after all these years. Moreover, Uganda has demonstrated over the years that it can produce all kinds of food much more cheaply than all her EAC neighbours. It only makes economic sense for Kenya and the rest of the EAC to import at a much lower cost what Uganda can produce much more cheaply, instead of trying to produce it at a much higher cost at home. Furthermore, Uganda is the gateway to the rest of EAC countries of the DRC, Rwanda, Burundi and South Sudan. It is obvious that both Tanzania and Kenya stand to gain from exporting their goods to Uganda and the rest of the EAC by rail. Therefore, eventually it is economics and not politics that will prevail.

It's very bad

First view.

Well, the projected economic growth rate of "Southern Africa" compared to "East Africa" is bleak as you have pointed out. However, I expected you to say something about the lack of good leadership or precisely GOOD GOVERNANCE pervasive throughout the African continent. That is what is behind the wrong policy of depending on the "extraction of resources from the ground for export" in "Southern Africa," as opposed to concentrating on "infrastructure development, technology and advancing their people" we see today in "East Africa," which is the fastest growing region in Africa. Similarly, "the economies of the western world," which "tend to focus on the knowledge economy" are thereby "outpacing the rest of the world." Hence, the question you should be asking is who makes the decisions to pursue the economic policies you have mentioned in "Southern Africa," as well as "East Africa" or in the "western world?" Those policies don't come from thin air, do they? Rather, they are made by their leadership, in all sectors of the economy and above all their government. When the leadership fails, nothing worthwhile happens. The lack of GOOD GOVERNANCE is the most intractable problem we are facing, a detriment and an impediment to our progress in Africa since independence. It is a broad term consisting of 8 principles, as enunciated by the United Nations, the topmost of which is the ACCOUNTABILITY to the governed and sadly the least understood by the African leadership today. Today, there isn't a single region in Africa lacking the means (brains, work ethic, and so on) and resources (both natural and human) to prosper. Nevertheless, the means and resources at our disposal will not amount to anything until we have achieved GOOD GOVERNANCE. Indeed, individual Africans and their families may have prospered since independence. However, it takes organisation, planning, good policies well-executed and so on, to uplift millions of people in any country. That is why GOOD GOVERNANCE matters a great deal. Therefore, none of the regions of Africa are rich yet, nor are any of them poor at all. We are simply badly governed low-income countries.

It's in the same light SA citizens are fighting for ownership of spazas, salons and jobs at restaurants and petrol stations. Even Moz just signed a labour's bill. But only SA citizens get the xenophobic label. Disingenuous

I sorry but last time I checked Africa’s share of global manufacturing is 3-5 % and has only gone down. Until we have cheap energy, robust logistics infrastructure, a large unified market etc I don’t see this going far. Btw, the ACfTA was to start in 2021 and we are still waiting. I am hopefully but I do not have much faith.

Cheap yes but quality/nutritious no no l would opt for locally sourced /home grown

Hello KoNtuthu. Great content you got there. I think all this channel needs is a little push to get things moving. I can help with that. My info is on this very channel I'm using to comment.

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That US soldier, is a ancestors of the African slaves. 😅😅

We need to focus on domestic market before looking outside

Oooft not what you want.

Long live AES!

Maybe mention Strikes and energy problems. And other inflationary expenses for impala. Platinum is in a deficit supply and demand wise. Why the price is down is illogical.

Zambia's New Mining Laws sounds *BRILLIANT* ‼💚🖤❤

This sounds great, thank God 😂

💚🖤❤Good news, I guess. That all depends on where the Ethiopian government chooses to invest this new IMF money. Infrastructure Development, I'm betting. By the way, your "KoNtuthu" RUclips channel is criminally underrated, Brotha‼

I served in Djibouti Africa in 2004. I did humanitarian work, volunteered at the orphanage, and made friends. Id love to return as a civilian one day.

Be specific or give examples

Go homelands fro free jst goooooooo

Road to 1k l over your chanel ..teaches a lot about African current news

Just live within your means & stop borrowing from them, period. You want to borrow some more after having gone delinquent. How ridiculous is that & that's what should be pissing you off more than anything.

The Zimbabwean Land Reforms NEEDED to happen and were long overdue, and should be expanded into South Africa and Namibia as well ‼🟢⚫🔴 Foreign Direct Investment is meaningless and overrated when you no longer own your own economy and farmlands. The West (America, U.K., Israel) is not really interested in a self-sufficient Africa, and never will be... grow up.

I like your channel. Keep going and thanks! And oh, don't be angry with the US and the Paris club. That money we borrow from IMF and World Bank is THEIR taxpayer money. If we stop begging for money from everywhere, we won't have these issues. The West hates giving their hard-earned money to despots and dictators who murder their own citizens

😪So sad to hear this news after hearing about the Nigerian Govt's battle against the new Dangote Oil Refinery. We Africans are proving to be our very own worst enemies.💚🖤❤

Southern Africa is a beast, the only thing that is slowing us down is the sanctions on Zim and soon with the help of BRICS we bypass them . All you talk about is load shedding and the east investing on infrastructure you are really not telling us how . South Africa is not only investing in mining and the issue of load shedding is being dealt with and you talk as if we are stuck on load shedding and it can never be fixed .

The %s of growth rates in East Africa are higher than Southern Africa but many southern African economies are growing from a larger base, so those growth rates are not negligible. South Africa is also still quite dominant and very diversified relative to other African countries. Many of the biggest companies in Africa are South African. Lovely video but I think it misses some of this nuance and implies Southern African countries are not investing heavily in infrastructure (especially green energy) and are also more politically stable compared to East africa.

You are repeating one thing over and over. Your content is zero 0️⃣

God bless 🌍🌍⚘🙏

Do you have a map of where this rail will run?

Keep pushing baba very soon you will get good numbers 👍

That is right thank you 🙏

South Africans can't believe this, but Zimbabwe is also in south Africa

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I always thought your most important resources are your people. But obviously not in africa

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Good on you East Africa congratulations with all the works going on, you don"t have to talk negative about other regions, things change at different pace, there is major projects going on in the southern, time will tell, the best thing you should have done is just show the good developments and NOT compare with other regions.

Great update thanks 🙏

East Africa Community (EAC) is is also outpacing the rest of Africa