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“If you look at the African Development Bank, as I speak now, after Nigeria, the second-largest shareholder is the United States of America. There’s Germany, there’s Japan … ”

“The AU is actually over 70% funded by outsiders.”

The East African Community has a market “of nearly 300 million people”.

Kenya’s GDP is not more than US$120 billion.

Infographic shows India to have the worst open-defecation numbers in the world and being the only country that has more than 1,000 people practising open defecation per square kilometre.

India was removed from the core committee of BRICS

India has been removed from the BRICS core committee.

A viral social media post claims that “India vetoed and blocked the entry of Turkey into BRICS” during the recent BRICS Summit held from October 22–24, 2024, in Kazan, Russia.

Video shows Prime Minister Narendra Modi missing from the 16th BRICS Summit world leaders’ official group photo, while former Prime Minister Manmohan Singh was present in the 2012 BRICS group photo.

BRICS countries have approved and released a new currency note

India rejected Turkey's bid to gain membership into BRICS.

Humans were inspired to consume coffee when a goatherd noticed his goats dancing after eating coffee berries centuries ago.

India opposed Palestine's inclusion in BRICS.

“I am not saying that the (sugar) demand has not been higher than the supply. It has been. We know that, and it has been there; those [are the] statistics.”

“… when it comes to debt servicing cost, on domestic debt, you pay almost three times what you pay for the external debt.”

“On value-added tax, we are collecting only 3% of GDP ...”

“... the Japanese government gives their loans at about 1%, 1.7%, 1.5% ...”

“… if you look at our debt composition today, it's about fifty-fifty in terms of external and domestic debts.”

“Kenya has been participating in peacekeeping over the last 40 years in 47 countries including in very difficult neighbourhoods.”

“Today we have 10 million households connected to electricity”.