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🎉 Happy Jamhuri Day, Kenya! 🇰🇪 Today, we celebrate more than independence; we honor the resilience, innovation, and vision of a nation united by dreams. Just as our forefathers laid the foundation for freedom, we too are building—brick by brick, deal by deal, and decision by decision. In real estate and beyond, every investment we make is a step towards empowering generations and transforming our nation’s landscape. This Jamhuri Day, let's remember: Independence starts with ownership—of ideas, land, and opportunities. Growth thrives where communities unite with a shared purpose. Vision turns possibilities into achievements. Let’s continue creating a Kenya where progress isn’t just a concept but a reality we shape daily. Here’s to building a future that reflects the spirit of Jamhuri! #JamhuriDay #KenyaAtHeart #RealEstateKenya #BuildingTheFuture

Uganda embarks on its first digital National Population and Housing Census 2024, aiming to capture valuable insights into demographics and trends. President Museveni urges cooperation for effective planning. How do you think this census will impact Uganda's future development? #ugandacensus #datadrivendevelopment

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Did you know that Tala turned 10 years old this year? Watch as our Tala Kenya team celebrates this significant milestone and reflects on their hard work towards creating an inclusive financial system that benefits everyone. As we look ahead to the next decade, we remain steadfast in our mission of unleashing the economic power of the Global Majority. 🚀 🌍 #Tala10

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Well Sir, a high GDP often suggests a thriving economy, but it doesn't necessarily reflect how wealth is distributed or the quality of life for all citizens. Allow me to give you some pointers. 1️⃣ A rising GDP can mask significant inequality. Wealth might be concentrated in the hands of a few, while the majority of the population experiences stagnant wages, limited access to healthcare, education, and other basic services. Should we still celebrate a high GDP then? 2️⃣ GDP doesn't account for how many people are still living in poverty. People at the bottom of the economic ladder may lack access to decent housing, clean water, and nutritious food, all of which contribute to suffering, regardless of a country’s overall economic performance. What good is a high GDP at this point? 3️⃣ A focus on GDP alone ignores the quality of growth. Growth driven by sectors that don't create jobs or improve living standards (like extractive industries which is rapidly growing in Tanzania) can inflate GDP figures without improving people's daily lives. A better measure would consider factors like employment, income equality, and environmental sustainability. 4️⃣ Beyond GDP, social indicators such as the Human Development Index (HDI), poverty rates, life expectancy, and literacy rates give a more comprehensive view of how well people are actually doing. In essence, GDP is just a number—it’s important, but it doesn’t tell the whole story. What really matters is how that wealth is used to improve the lives of all citizens. What we need to see and hear is how governments are taking measures to address this imbalance. They can keep their GDP figures to themselves. I rest my case. PS: We’ve had enough of slogans like "Tanzania ya Mama," "Tanzania ya Magufuli," or "Mama anafanya kazi." As professionals, it feels out of place for us to speak in such terms—let's leave that to the politicians. Our focus should be on more substantive and objective discussions.

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