Battle: Dar es Salaam vs Nairobi

[joto la jiwe]

Hautatuona sisi tukifwata fwata vitongoji duni vya huko Tanzania kila tukishindwa cha kusema kwa forum......

Kwahiyo kama ninyi hamfuati vitongoje basi mnataka hata sisi tufanye kama ninyi?, ukweli ni kwamba, hatuna vitongoji vya hovyo kama huko kwenu.

 

[laizerg]

Tuonyeshe ya Mwanza yenye mvuto 😂

mwanza chama lao, acha kujitia ujinga.

 

[Kafrican]

picha moja zile zingine mbona hukuziona au 😂😂😂😂 nikikwambia watu wanamiliki na kujenga nyumba za ndoto zao huamini au😂😂😂

Kuna wakati flani nilikwambia uniletee ushahidi kwamba Dar nzima watu wanamiliki mashamba yao, kama kawa ukabaki kuongea kiushabiki, sasa ninakuletea ushahidi uone vile hua CCM inawazengua nyinyi wakaazi wa nchi ya maziwa na asali!




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Tanzanians pay dearly as tenants in flood-prone slum
But for Mageni and other residents of Jangwani and nearby slums, the threat of flooding, lack of services and insecure tenancy are just part of life in Tanzania’s biggest city.

One of the fastest-growing cities in East Africa, Dar es Salaam has seen a huge influx of rural migrants in recent years, putting extra pressure on its strained housing supply and forcing poorer residents like Megani to move to the periphery.

The steep cost of building a home, the shortage of houses to rent and lack of a legal mechanism to regulate rent have allowed landlords to charge exorbitant rents in a city where almost 75 percent of residents are tenants, according to a 2011 housing study by the government.
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Mageni, who moved to Dar es Salaam from the drought-hit central region of Singida in search of work, is one of around 800,000 residents forced to live in slums in the city because they cannot pay high rents charged elsewhere.

Mageni pays 70,000 shillings ($32) a month for a small, two-bed roomed house in Jangwani.

“Most house owners charge on an annual basis, which most people find very hard (as they can’t) accumulate the money,” he said.

“Some families opt to stay in single rooms because they can’t afford to pay for a whole house. I don’t like staying here (Jangwani), but it is too expensive to rent a good house.


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Naweza kutabiri kile ambacho utasema next, kwamba who is "reuters", wewe hauwatambui , au tangu hio habari ichapishwe hadi sasa mlishatatua shida zote na sasa kila mtu anamiliki shamba.... bla bla... yani ushabiki tu ndio wenu, kazi kujenga nyumba za makaratasi

 

[Nicxie]

mwanza chama lao, acha kujitia ujinga.

Hapo kuna flyover? 😂 😂

 

[Kafrican]

Kwahiyo kama ninyi hamfuati vitongoje basi mnataka hata sisi tufanye kama ninyi?, ukweli ni kwamba, hatuna vitongoji vya hovyo kama huko kwenu.

Asilikua 75% yenu mnaishi hivyo vitongoji, ukweli ni huo
Tanzanians pay dearly as tenants in flood-prone slum

Lakini mki post picha za sehemu nzuri nzuri za Dar hautotuona tukikimbilia kujibu na picha za vitongoji duni vyenu sababu ya wivu!

 

[Nicxie]

Kuna wakati flani nilikwambia uniletee ushahidi kwamba Dar nzima watu wanamiliki mashamba yao, kama kawa ukabaki kuongea kiushabiki, sasa ninakuletea ushahidi uone vile hua CCM inawazengua nyinyi wakaazi wa nchi ya maziwa na asali!




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Tanzanians pay dearly as tenants in flood-prone slum
But for Mageni and other residents of Jangwani and nearby slums, the threat of flooding, lack of services and insecure tenancy are just part of life in Tanzania’s biggest city.

One of the fastest-growing cities in East Africa, Dar es Salaam has seen a huge influx of rural migrants in recent years, putting extra pressure on its strained housing supply and forcing poorer residents like Megani to move to the periphery.

The steep cost of building a home, the shortage of houses to rent and lack of a legal mechanism to regulate rent have allowed landlords to charge exorbitant rents in a city where almost 75 percent of residents are tenants, according to a 2011 housing study by the government.
....
....

Mageni, who moved to Dar es Salaam from the drought-hit central region of Singida in search of work, is one of around 800,000 residents forced to live in slums in the city because they cannot pay high rents charged elsewhere.

Mageni pays 70,000 shillings ($32) a month for a small, two-bed roomed house in Jangwani.

“Most house owners charge on an annual basis, which most people find very hard (as they can’t) accumulate the money,” he said.

“Some families opt to stay in single rooms because they can’t afford to pay for a whole house. I don’t like staying here (Jangwani), but it is too expensive to rent a good house.


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Naweza kutabiri kile ambacho utasema next, kwamba who is "reuters", wewe hauwatambui , au tangu hio habari ichapishwe hadi sasa mlishatatua shida zote na sasa kila mtu anamiliki shamba.... bla bla... yani ushabiki tu ndio wenu, kazi kujenga nyumba za makaratasi

😂 😂 😂 😂 Atakuambia ni Dar ya 90s kama ilivyo kawaida yake

 

[Nicxie]

Mbona unajichanganya?, slums ni dalili ya "inequality & poverty", South Africa sababu ya kuwepo kwa inequality and poverty among black people is well known.
But in Kenya the reason is not known.

Kwa hivyo Tanzania nchi ya asali na maziwa haina poverty? Wewe umeishiwa hoja

 

[Kafrican]

😂 😂 😂 😂 Atakuambia ni Dar ya 90s kama ilivyo kawaida yake

Ngoja uone vile hio story itakanwa hadi unanze kuamini hii dunia tunayoishi ni video game na sisi binadamu si watu wa ukweli.... Yani reality yote itatupiliwa mbali!

 

[Nicxie]

Hihihihi, kama haujawai fika Nairobi afadhali unyamaze, Hizo skyscraper umeonyesha hapo 95% ni majengo ya serekali pekee! haujaonyesha huko kwengine.


Hebu tuangalie tena hii picha yako ulioleta, ni picha ya 2015, kuna majengo kadhaa halikua hata hayajajengwa, licha ya hiyo, nimekuongezea alama zaidi, Unaona hapo nimeweka mshale, kuna hilo jumba brown hapo chini yake,

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Nimebahatika kupata picha hii ambayo imepigwa kutoka sehemu hio hio (Angalia hizo nyumba upande wa chini kabisa), Lakini hii picha inaonyesha angle nyengine tofauti, hapo nimeweka mstari ndo pale ile picha ulioleta inaishia, Kuanzia hapo kwenya upande wa kushoto ni sehemu ambayo hio picha yako ulioleta haikuonyesha kabisa! Tena hapa bado hatujamaliza kuonyesha Nairobi yote..
Hapo kwa mshale mwenkundu ni jengo lile lile la brown, kulia kwake ndo kuko kwa hio picha ulioleta!
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Usisumbuke sana na hawa watu. Saa zingine ni vizuri kuwapa tu macho

 

[Kafrican]

Yakhee Mtaka cha uvunguni lazma abong'oe!

wew ndo uko na huo muda wa kubong'olewa na forum kila siku

 

[Teargass]

Flyover ya kishamba sana haina hata mvuto

I know it hurts you that your best urban area can only be compared to Nakuru when it comes to roads.

 

[The best 007]

The beast

 

[Teargass]

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Zero tenants.

 

[The best 007]

Brother from another mother

 

[The best 007]

Zero tenants.

Superior

 

[The best 007]

Beautiful ones

 

[Teargass]

Kuna wakati flani nilikwambia uniletee ushahidi kwamba Dar nzima watu wanamiliki mashamba yao, kama kawa ukabaki kuongea kiushabiki, sasa ninakuletea ushahidi uone vile hua CCM inawazengua nyinyi wakaazi wa nchi ya maziwa na asali!




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Tanzanians pay dearly as tenants in flood-prone slum
But for Mageni and other residents of Jangwani and nearby slums, the threat of flooding, lack of services and insecure tenancy are just part of life in Tanzania’s biggest city.

One of the fastest-growing cities in East Africa, Dar es Salaam has seen a huge influx of rural migrants in recent years, putting extra pressure on its strained housing supply and forcing poorer residents like Megani to move to the periphery.

The steep cost of building a home, the shortage of houses to rent and lack of a legal mechanism to regulate rent have allowed landlords to charge exorbitant rents in a city where almost 75 percent of residents are tenants, according to a 2011 housing study by the government.
....
....

Mageni, who moved to Dar es Salaam from the drought-hit central region of Singida in search of work, is one of around 800,000 residents forced to live in slums in the city because they cannot pay high rents charged elsewhere.

Mageni pays 70,000 shillings ($32) a month for a small, two-bed roomed house in Jangwani.

“Most house owners charge on an annual basis, which most people find very hard (as they can’t) accumulate the money,” he said.

“Some families opt to stay in single rooms because they can’t afford to pay for a whole house. I don’t like staying here (Jangwani), but it is too expensive to rent a good house.


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Naweza kutabiri kile ambacho utasema next, kwamba who is "reuters", wewe hauwatambui , au tangu hio habari ichapishwe hadi sasa mlishatatua shida zote na sasa kila mtu anamiliki shamba.... bla bla... yani ushabiki tu ndio wenu, kazi kujenga nyumba za makaratasi

Acha kuaribia Dar mpya jina😂😂

 

[The best 007]

The upcoming Giant in East and central of Africa

 

[Teargass]

SuperiorView attachment 1464458

Level ya Dar hiyo. Same number of flyovers and interchanges.

 

[Ngapulila]

I know it hurts you that your best urban area can only be compared to Nakuru when it comes to roads.

Kojoa ukalale