Battle: Dar es Salaam vs Nairobi

Battle: Dar es Salaam vs Nairobi

WAKENYA NI WANAFIKI SANA, WAKATI AMINI ANAUA WATU KULE UGANDA WALIKUWA WANAMSAPOTI NA KUMLAMBA MIGUU, TZ TULIPOMSHIKISHA ADABU, WAKAMGEUKA!
Mara Kenya ooh,,Kenya this, Kenya that blah blah the usual song.U mean u can't have ua normal discussion without mentioning Kenya.What's this obsession with Kenya.U keep licking our asses coz we don't give a *** about u and ua stupid country anyways
 
Is this a blessing or a curse? 🤔 Depends on how we use our resources now to accommodate future demand. Sufficient food production brought about by high tech in agriculture, Improved medical healthcare systems, Increased educational institutions, and reliable infrastructure.

 
wakuu huyu Benjamin ,,,kwa mtu yeyote aliyetumia jicho la tatu,,,,ataelewa tu , ,


narudia huyu Benjamin siku za usoni panapo pumzi ,,,,,anakoelekea ni mwendo wa kuwa rich.....

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Is this a blessing or a curse? 🤔 Depends on how we can use our resources now to accommodate future demand. Sufficient food production brought about by high tech in agriculture, Improved medical healthcare systems, Increased educational institutions, and reliable infrastructure.


Si mbali bado miaka 80 tu, hii nchi itakuja kuwa na demand kubwa ya usafiri balaa,
 
Ndicho nilikuwa na mwambia joto la jiwe, tusipoweka miundombinu madhubuti kabla kizazi hichi hawajanza kutotoa nchi yetu itadoda.

mzee baba ameshukia hilo.

anajua miaka 25 ijayo watoto wetu watakuwa wanabishana kwenye midaharo kwa fact kati yake na jk nyerere yupi anafaa kuitwa baba wa taifa[emoji28](joke).

halafu anakuja samaki mmoja anakwambia kuwa maendeleo ya vitu si kitu.
 
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Uganda and Tanzania to build East Africa’s first major oil pipeline
By Morris Kiruga
Posted on Monday, 14 September 2020 17:56
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Uganda's President Yoweri Museveni arrives to Tanzania to meet with President John Magufuli (@KagutaMuseveni / twitter)

Uganda and Tanzania have signed a deal to build East Africa’s first major oil pipeline. It comes just two days after Kampala signed a host government agreement with French oil giant Total.

Uganda’s President Yoweri Museveni and his Tanzanian counterpart John Magufuli, signed a deal on 13 September that will see the two countries build a 1,445km, $3.5bn crude oil pipeline.

The pipeline, which will be the first of its kind in East Africa, will connect Uganda’s oil-rich Hoima region with the Indian ocean through the Tanga port in Tanzania.

Total’s involvement
The deal follows Museveni’s deal with Total, which lays the groundwork for a final investment decision in the coming months, said the French oil giant in a statement published on 11 September.

In April, Total bought Tullow’s entire 33.3% stake in licenses in Uganda, as well as its stake in the pipeline for $575m. In addition to the Ugandan and Tanzanian governments, it will now develop the pipeline with CNOOC Ltd., a subsidiary of China’s national oil company.

About 80% of the pipeline will go through Tanzania. That means the project is expected to create thousands of jobs in Tanzania, and likely a good reason to sign a similar deal with Total. President Magufuli added that the country would utilise Uganda’s experience to explore for oil in several of its regions. “When we strike oil, we will simply connect those areas to the East Africa Crude Oil Pipeline,” Magufuli said during the signing ceremony with his Ugandan counterpart on Sunday.


Highs and lows of new deal
The new deal now brings Uganda closer to a much-needed route to the sea, after a long delay that has seen it unable to utilise its oil reserves since they were discovered a decade and a half ago.

But human rights groups were quick to sound the alarm on the more than 12,000 families who risk losing their land and livelihoods on the Ugandan side.

In August, the East African country extended the deadline for an environmental and social impact assessment of its proposed refinery in Hoima district. Similar to the pipeline deal, the refinery project has struggled to take off, with a key financier pulling out in 2016.
It is now back on track under a new consortium led by General Electric.

Tanzania over Kenya
A similar deal which would have seen the pipeline routed through Kenya failed in 2016, when Uganda chose an alternate route citing security and cost concerns on the Kenyan side.

As part of its negotiations with Kenya on the cost element, Ugandan officials had suggested a shorter route through Nairobi, but it failed because it would have required displacements of settled areas.

COVID-19, politics and oil
The timing of the progress with the pipeline project coincides with election season in Uganda and Tanzania. In Tanzania, where elections are slated for late October, President Magufuli is running on a platform of finishing the work he began when he won a first term five years ago.

He is also battling criticism in his administration’s handling of the COVID-19 pandemic.
  • The region’s concerns with Tanzania’s COVID-19 response were made clear during the meeting in Chato, Magufuli’s home region. While President Museveni and his entire team wore masks and maintained social distancing, the Tanzanian side did not.
  • In his speech, Magufuli said Museveni had told him he would be wearing a mask. “I said you can even come with a blanket, provided we sign this agreement for the better of our countries,” he added.
  • President Museveni asked the staff who accompanied him to Tanzania to be tested and quarantined once they returned home.
Museveni will also likely be seeking reelection in polls slated for early 2021. Unlike Tanzania, where the Magufuli administration stopped announcing new pandemic cases and lifted almost all restrictions, Uganda has banned campaign rallies with its election chiefs asking candidates to use media platforms instead.

Uganda and Tanzania to build East Africa’s first major oil pipeline
 
Ndicho nilikuwa na mwambia joto la jiwe, tusipoweka miundombinu madhubuti kabla kizazi hichi hawajanza kutotoa nchi yetu itadoda.
Ndio maana nasupport miundombinu ya kujenga uchumi wetu, haya mambo sijui mpaka uganda sijui Burundi ajicommit ndio tujenge, yaani tunajengea majirani badala ya sisi.
Imagine reli ya kenya ingeenda mpaka uganda ikaingia Rwanda, ina maana sisi tusingejenga?
Raisi ajaye baada ya Magufuli hana excuse, sababu umeme utakuwepo umesambaa mpaka vijijini, hospitali na shule zitakuwepo labda za kuongezea chache,
Viwanja vya ndege vingi vitakuwa vimejengwa,

2025 na kuendelea reli zijengwe ikiwa ni pamoja na kupanua barabara, pamoja na miradi ya maji, na kusambaza gesi. Hivi ndio vitu ninavyoviona vitaendelea kuhitajika kwa sana.
Tukizubaa baada ya miaka 20 au 30 hata hii reli tunayojenga sasa inaweza zidiwa tukahitaji double track.
Kwangu mimi zijengwe tu, kurahisisha usafiri wa ndani.
 
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