Topic: STAT by STAT KENYA VS TANZANIA

Stat by stat.

	Kenyan Agriculture stats	Tanzanian Agriculture stats
Agricultural growth	108	101
	Ranked 77th. 7% more than Tanzania	Ranked 98th.
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	Kenyan Crime stats	Tanzanian Crime stats
Prisoners > Per capita	111.0 per 100,000 people	116.0 per 100,000 people
	Ranked 78th.	Ranked 75th. 5% more than Kenya
Prisoners	35,278 prisoners	43,244 prisoners
	Ranked 36th.	Ranked 30th. 23% more than Kenya
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	Kenyan Economy stats	Tanzanian Economy stats
GDP	$41,480,000,000.00	$29,640,000,000.00
	Ranked 91st in 2006. 40% more than Tanzania	Ranked 101st in 2006.
GDP (per capita)	$1,180.31 per capita	$750.82 per capita
	Ranked 165th in 2006. 57% more than Tanzania	Ranked 177th in 2006.
GDP > PPP	$34,504,000,000.00	$24,181,000,000.00
	Ranked 82nd. 43% more than Tanzania	Ranked 95th.
Human Development Index	0.474	0.418
	Ranked 155th. 13% more than Tanzania	Ranked 165th.
Economic freedom	1.9	1.65
	Ranked 89th. 15% more than Tanzania	Ranked 110th.
Gross National Income	$10,657,900,000.00	$9,410,930,000.00
	Ranked 75th. 13% more than Tanzania	Ranked 79th.
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	Kenyan Education stats	Tanzanian Education stats
Average years of schooling of adults	4.2	2.7
	Ranked 73rd. 56% more than Tanzania	Ranked 86th.
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	Kenyan Energy stats	Tanzanian Energy stats
Gasoline prices	1.16	1.23
	Ranked 48th.	Ranked 40th. 6% more than Kenya
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	Kenyan Environment stats	Tanzanian Environment stats
CO2 Emissions	10,191	2,695.2
	Ranked 87th. 3 times more than Tanzania	Ranked 118th.
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	Kenyan Government stats	Tanzanian Government stats
Corruption
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	Kenyan Language stats	Tanzanian Language stats
English speakers	0	0
	Ranked 47th.	Ranked 48th.
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	Kenyan Media stats	Tanzanian Media stats
Televisions	730,000	103,000
	Ranked 92nd. 6 times more than Tanzania	Ranked 132nd.
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	Kenyan Military stats	Tanzanian Military stats
Expenditures > Dollar figure (per capita)	$5.29 per capita	$0.55 per capita
	Ranked 68th in 2004. 9 times more than Tanzania	Ranked 85th in 2004.
Expenditures > Dollar figure	$177,100,000.00	$20,600,000.00
	Ranked 37th in 2004. 8 times more than Tanzania	Ranked 72nd in 2004.
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	Kenyan People stats	Tanzanian People stats
Population in 2015	44,194	45,598
	Ranked 30th.	Ranked 28th. 3% more than Kenya
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Jamani Katiba mpya ya Kenya wameruhusu DUAL CITIZENSHIP?

Mimi naenda Kenya kuomba Uraia niachane na UJINGA wa Wadanganyika.

Kwaherini Wadanganyika niliipenda Tanganyika lakini Nimeipenda ZAIDI Kenya.

By Bobuk

Jamani Katiba mpya ya Kenya wameruhusu DUAL CITIZENSHIP?

Mimi naenda Kenya kuomba Uraia niachane na UJINGA wa Wadanganyika.

Kwaherini Wadanganyika niliipenda Tanganyika lakini Nimeipenda ZAIDI Kenya.

ROFL hahahha! Wadanganyika!!! Thats a nice one!

Mko juu aisee! mmeendelea sana kumbe,mko kama south africa sasa na watu wanamaisha mazuri sana kuliko Tz,mna heri sana kila kitu kizuri nyie ndiyo mnacho. mko juu isipokua vile vibaya Tanzania ndiyo tuko juu! wakenya watu wazuri sana wala siyo watu wa kujisifu kabisa aisee! du safi sanaaa kenya oyeeeee! nyie ndiyo wenyewe east africa hapa!

Ukijaribu kuangalia hizi statistics, tofauti inyojitokeza ni ndogo sana, kiasi kwamba wote tunakua katika hali moja tu ya maisha hakuna tofauti kubwa ya kuanza kujisifia nani ni bora kuliko mwenzake..

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Anaye-quote nationmaster lazma anapumuliwa mgongoni kwa kuwa na akili mbovu za kuacha credible sources kama IMF na WB

Kumbe si Kenya si Tanzania hatuongei kidhungu?
Sasa kwanini tunatishiana vilugha vyao hivyo???
Tuongee zetu kiswahili. English yenyewe hatuijui
Na hata tukidhani tunaijua, huko wanaona sio...

Big up Kenyans.
Tanzania needs to borrow a leaf or two from Kenya on economic advancement.

nilivyoingia Kenya Politics there's this line that caught my eye: Serious discussions on Kenyan Politics
waiting to be immeasurably impressed by my kenyan counterparts, am shocked that the very first thread I've come across is a stat for kenyas and tanzanians stats. not how these two countries are fighting, naay, combating the very evils that threaten to purge us into darkness but rather a machoistic d**k swinging match. "my d**k is bigger than urs" aye, it might be bigger but then again, its not the biggest in the world, is it? so, why the comparison? what the dickens does the rate of robbery in kenya and tanzania do for anyone? pray do tell me why we need stats that compare prisoners per capita? it would have made for a more interesting read (and more educational btw) if you'd talked about the reforms going on in the prisons of both aforementioned countries. are u proud that ur country is ranked a wee bit higher than ur neighbours that u so wistfully neglet to notice that its not such a proud position to be at in the first place? is it enough that u are much better than your neighbours such that it doesnt really matter where you are currently @?
if this is what constitutes Kenyan Politics, I must say chaps, you've still got quite the way to go in maturity
leh

By leh

nilivyoingia Kenya Politics there's this line that caught my eye: Serious discussions on Kenyan Politics
waiting to be immeasurably impressed by my kenyan counterparts, am shocked that the very first thread I've come across is a stat for kenyas and tanzanians stats. not how these two countries are fighting, naay, combating the very evils that threaten to purge us into darkness but rather a machoistic d**k swinging match. "my d**k is bigger than urs" aye, it might be bigger but then again, its not the biggest in the world, is it? so, why the comparison? what the dickens does the rate of robbery in kenya and tanzania do for anyone? pray do tell me why we need stats that compare prisoners per capita? it would have made for a more interesting read (and more educational btw) if you'd talked about the reforms going on in the prisons of both aforementioned countries. are u proud that ur country is ranked a wee bit higher than ur neighbours that u so wistfully neglet to notice that its not such a proud position to be at in the first place? is it enough that u are much better than your neighbours such that it doesnt really matter where you are currently @?
if this is what constitutes Kenyan Politics, I must say chaps, you've still got quite the way to go in maturity
leh

erm...the thread starter (and most of the contributers to this thread) is a Tanzanian so I don't think this thread really say anything about the maturity (or lack of) of Kenyan politics...in fact it doesn't say anything about Kenyan politics except some Tanzanian's perceptions of Kenya/ns. Your rant is misplaced!

P.S. It is virtually impossible to have a "serious discussion" on anything Kenyan on this forum. Try it and see what happens!

kshaka I am not ranting about the politics but rather the thread starter and his accomplices.

I like your *Post Script*, its not just in this forum that a lack of seriousness is lacking, its widespread all over the whole site, which is why I've been only hitting this one forum Tech, Gadgets & Science Forum helping as much as I can. today, with nowt better to do I decide to explore the 'seemingly' more serious forums around thus you can imagine my dissapointment when this here thread was what welcomed me.

I have alot of respect for all kenyans, that they are way level-headed and mature than my fellow countrymen (yes I think tanzanians with the exception of a few elites like me are really immature) and not to mention industrious makes me like them. am not here to sing kenyans praises lol, but yes I hold you lot in the highest regard (again without the few that are just as immature as can be).

My rant was therefore not against the forum nor against kenyans but against the thread starter. shame, and again I say shame to him

By Bobuk

Jamani Katiba mpya ya Kenya wameruhusu DUAL CITIZENSHIP?

Mimi naenda Kenya kuomba Uraia niachane na UJINGA wa Wadanganyika.

Kwaherini Wadanganyika niliipenda Tanganyika lakini Nimeipenda ZAIDI Kenya.

c uende ukaolewe na Mkenya? Hapo vp?

By Bobuk

Jamani Katiba mpya ya Kenya wameruhusu DUAL CITIZENSHIP?

Mimi naenda Kenya kuomba Uraia niachane na UJINGA wa Wadanganyika.

Kwaherini Wadanganyika niliipenda Tanganyika lakini Nimeipenda ZAIDI Kenya.

Nenda tu si hapo karibu unafika hata kwa miguu? ni kawaida kupishana mipakani we unaenda wenzio wanakuja