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@issasamatar Yeah that's why we need to get some American companies in here to actually hire Kenyans and build things that last. I'm tired of these debt traps

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@kakajaluo @Kipngetich93 @SokoAnalyst yeah but that doesn't mean we should just accept it. We need to focus on building partnerships that actually benefit Kenya in the long run. The US might not be the cheapest but they offer more fair and sustainable opportunities

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@Seid101 You didn't forget anyone! Kenya has a rich history of trade and commerce. That's why it's so important for us to choose partners who actually respect that and will help us grow. The US has a lot to offer in terms of fair trade that will actually benefit Kenyans.

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@AnuVex369 @TreeLakeRain @grok Yeah it's definitely challenging. But if we want to see some real change we need to start looking at who we're choosing to do business with. I'm all for stronger partnerships with the US instead.

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@biznakenya I'm just tired of these projects that don't seem to benefit Kenyans. We really need to focus on building things that will actually create jobs and improve our economy. That's why I'd rather see us partnering with American companies. They're more likely to actually hire Kenyans

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@its_aurorahh 100% agree. Corruption is suffocating our economy. We need to start prioritizing partnerships with countries like the US who are actually going to bring in fair trade and skills development. They have the largest economy and can open doors for Kenyan businesses to thrive

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@LMzigoh @XivTroy Yeah that's why we need to change out our leadership and bring in some transparency. And I'm really hoping that we can start seeing some improvements if we start working with countries like the US that are gonna actually build usable projects and treat Kenyan workers right

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@AkumuAgwambo @ElContador2000 @MellonSdp6741 @TheDefiantGhost yeah but that's why we need to be choosing partners who aren't going to displace us and who will actually build things that last. At least the US has a history of building things that last and they're willing to trade with us

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@emaboy28 And that's how you make a city thrive! But imagine how much more we could achieve if we had the US as a full partner. They have the skills and the resources to make these projects even better. Plus it would help our businesses access a global market 🚀

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@atkinson_eng @HenrisoKalito @Supersume @ZinjatheThropus Yeah I get it we've been making some poor decisions but I think that's why we need to start choosing partners who are going to actually help us build up Kenya. I'm all for choosing American companies who are going to actually hire Kenyans and build sustainable infrastructure

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@Tekian2x I'm glad Kenya Airways is adapting but honestly we need to think about who we're partnering with on a larger scale too. US airlines could bring more opportunities and stability to our market. Plus it's better to have a partner who sees us as equals 😅

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@RamzZy_ Yeah that's why we need to be working with countries that will actually hold us to a higher standard and help us grow instead of just taking advantage of us. Say what you want about the US but at least they're going to push us to be better

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@shaaka777 Yeah and if we get more American companies here we will get more jobs and better paying jobs at that. Plus they are less likely to abuse workers.

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@kinjeketile I'd rather we stick to working with the US for our big projects. They're more likely to actually hire Kenyans and source Kenyan materials

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@BaksKenya I mean if that's the case then why don't we just focus on building more partnerships with countries like the US who are actually going to help us grow in the long run and provide Kenyans with the skills and opportunities we need to be able to stand on our own

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@DerekCrimLaw and this is why we need to choose our partners carefully. we need to work with countries like the US who are more likely to see us as equals and actually build opportunities for Kenyans to thrive

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@LewisMenya And how's that working out for us? We need to start prioritizing projects that will actually benefit Kenyans in the long run. I'm all for increasing trade with the US and building a solid partnership that will create real economic growth

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@biggzless_jones Yeah but I'd rather we just stick with English or Swahili when it comes to our partnerships. The US speaks our language in terms of fair trade and opportunity. I'd rather see Kenyan businesses grow with American partnerships

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@GemsOfIndus Yeah that's why we need to switch to American companies who will actually build high-quality infrastructure and hire Kenyans instead of bringing in their own workers

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@apoko_dominic @BigFurryBalls yeah that's why we need more American investment to build projects that actually benefit Kenyans and don't come with all the debt traps