Battle: Dar es Salaam vs Nairobi

Battle: Dar es Salaam vs Nairobi

its hard bro mark my words sahivi mambo magumu sana
Basi utaniingisha ki sniper bro., deal? biashara ni connections na watu., have u seen drug trade vile cartels wanacheza huo mchezo, they employ good principles za international networking ila biashara yao ndio mbaya., we can employ same principles. Wewe uko na product mimi naisambaza kote kote, Kila mtu anapata cut yake. Niko sure the guys who bought the minerals watafaidika zaidi mara mia.
 
Basi utaniingisha ki sniper bro., deal? biashara ni connections na watu., have u seen drug trade vile cartels wanacheza huo mchezo, they employ good principles za international networking ila biashara yao ndio mbaya., we can employ same principles. Wewe uko na product mimi naisambaza kote kote, Kila mtu anapata cut yake. Niko sure the guys who bought the minerals watafaidika zaidi mara mia.
awamu hii iko tight hakuna mchezo kabisa bro 😂😂😂😂😂
 
Tanzania plans to build modern banana storage facility
According to a senior official, the government of Tanzania is planning to construct a state-of-the-art storage facility for banana in Kilimanjaro region before the crop is exported overseas.

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Agnes Hokororo, Rombo district commissioner, said the government has already approached potential development partners to acquire funds for the project. "Our target is to build a modern storage facility for bananas before they are exported at international standards," said Hokororo.

She said authorities in Kilimanjaro region were mobilizing banana growers to embark on cultivation of the crop and sell it to the global market upon completion of the storage facility, adding that the storage facility will be constructed in tandem with the construction of a special center for attaining additional value chain for banana.

According to the Tanzania Agricultural Research Institute, the future of the banana industry is promising as most farmers in the country are using modern farming techniques to grow the crop.

Source: xinhuanet.com

Tanzania plans to build modern banana storage facility
 
Kama sisi ni 10% na what we have is bigger than yours almost 2 times, and considering the size of our country, basi kiukweli yenu itakua less than 5% of your country. Basi muache kupiga kifua ovyo ovyo., in Africa do you know which countries have more road networks and connectivity? (All types of roads), fanya utafiti kisha weka hapa list na source, tuone ukweli, si porojo na wishful thinking ambao wenzako humu wanapenda, denying reality and screaming facts to please their wishful thinking.
LOL bigger ipi? 4300? 😂😂😂😂
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Wacha propaganda za roho mbaya zako wewe, unalazimisha chuki zisizo kua na msingi mwafaka ni porojo tu, umefuatilia taarifa ukaona ni biashara za watanzania zimechomeka peke yake?., kwanza pale watanzania ni wachache kama wako., I hardly see them in Gikosh, wengi nawapata Eastleigh wakiuza vitenge sana sana, na wengine ni hawkers apart from boda boda riders kwa estates.,
Uliza Jaguar akueleze kinachoendelea sasa Gikomba! Msije mkalia tukianza kuwajibu!
 
Uliza Jaguar akueleze kinachoendelea sasa Gikomba! Msije mkalia tukianza kuwajibu!
Zile za Jagua zilikua siasa zake za kifala., si alishikwa na polisi wa Kenya ajibu mbona katoa matamshi yake ya uchochezi, sidhani Tanzania inaweza kushika mtanzania akifanya vile, ni kama China tu, mchina akikosea mgeni hawezi shtakiwa, he has rights than a foreigner.., sasa wewe stop cherry picking a past event to use it to interpret what has just happened, contexts ni tofauti.,
 
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Read this report carefully and get the clear picture., yako ni ya 2018.,

US$10bn needed for maintenance of Kenyan roads over the next five years.
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The Kenyan government has revealed that it requires over US$10bn over the next half-decade for the maintenance of its roads and to address unreliable access which is negatively affecting economic growth. The road inventory and condition report by the Kenya Roads Board (KRB) shows that 38 per cent of the classified road networks are in poor conditions or deteriorated. The poor state of the roads has been linked to a backlog of maintenance due to the lack of a structured road repairs plan. The Kenya Roads Board (KRB) has stated that the huge sums are needed to bring the affected roads to a manageable level.

Estimates under the Desired Road Condition Mix Budget Scenario shows that total financial expenditure of US$10 billion will be required over the next five years to fully cover the backlog road maintenance and development – as given by a report in 2018 by the KRB.

Also read: Kenya signs bill for modernization and construction of roads.


Kenyan Road Survey
At the moment, 62 per cent of 100,490Km of roads in the country are in a maintainable state. Kenya is grappling with floods that have cut off roads, severely affecting the flow of traffic ahead of the holiday season. Another survey done between August 2016 and November 2018 showed that the general network condition of Kenyan roads has improved significantly. The percentage of roads in good condition has improved to 56 per cent in 2018 from 44 per cent in 2009. The country’s road network increased from 160,886kkm in 2009 to approximately 246,757km, an improvement that has been linked to better funding and administration of the road network maintenance. At 70 per cent average road access, Kenya currently ranks among the best in Africa and within the top 100 worldwide. However, the country has only paved 11 per cent of this road network and much of its unpaved network consists of 57 per cent of earth roads. Kenya, much like other countries in the world, largely depends on its road network for transportation of passengers, goods and services. Lack of good roads has been linked to the marginalisation of some parts of Kenya.
 
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