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[emoji1787][emoji1787][emoji1787][emoji1787][emoji1787] akili ndogo bwana shida sana....endelea na dua la kuku
Hivi mnafikiria sanction ni jambo dogo tu,hebu fanya ka homework kdg kajifunze sanction ni nini,kuna aina ngapi za sanction,nchi ngapi ziko kwny sanction na kwa ajili gani ziko kwny sanction.....unaweza kujiona mpumbavu sana kufikiria Tanzania inaweza kuwekewa sanction.
Sanction zitoke kwa nani???
Hzo hela munazokopa kwa ajili ya covid zinaenda wapi au ndio wale covidmillionares😂😂😂😂😂
Dua la kuku
Hko ndio kujielewa sasa, sio eti unapewa mkataba halafu huelewi unaendaje endaje kisha bada ya kudai haki yako..
sasa hayomaneno ulipaswa uwambie chama cha mbowe na chama cha zitto
Wazee wa GDP😂😂😂
Kajitekenya mwenyewe😂😂😂
😂😂😂😂😂 wanaojielewa ni wale covidmillionares
Hao usifananishe na wale wakora wezi wa biskuits kule westgate,hao ukijipendekeza tu unakuwa kiwete fasta,hawacheki na mtu
Hawa ni police lakini wapo well equipped with sophisticated gears kuliko hata KDF wale wanaobebaga magobore miguuni gumboots
...and superiour to a "well endowed" Tanzagiza full of bongolalas.😂😂😂😂
Loan over loan again 😂😂😂😂Widening economic Gap Loading...,
Govt Release Designs of Ksh20B JKIA Facelift [PHOTOS]
kenyans.co.ke
Nov 3, 2020 5:23 PM
An artistic representation of the JKIA facelift valued at Ksh20 billion.
- The first artistic impressions of the Ksh 20 billion Jomo Kenyatta International Airport (JKIA) projecthave been released.
Photos seen by Kenyans.co.ke online showed a neat airfield with an expansive lobby and a state of the art building.
The project, which is part of the country's Vision 2030 as well as the JKIA Master Plan of 2010, comprises a second runway.
It is expected to spur the economy of the East African Region by benefitting over 80 million people in the community.
An artistic representation of the JKIA facelift valued at Ksh20 billion.
The project is co-financed by the African Development Bank (AFDB) which will handle 84.4 percent of the project while the government of Kenya will cater for the rest of the project.
As of September 2019, the construction of the project was expected to take 30 months and was expected to improve connectivity between Kenya and the World thereby facilitating high-value exports and imports.
"The expansion of JKIA is an important infrastructure improvement for long term economic development in Kenya.
"As such, the accruing impact of the proposed airfield expansion project at JKIA is expected to apply across the national economy, allowing the region to more fully exploit its potential," read part of the report.
The project entailed the construction of a parallel, 2.35km apart, 4.9 km long runway and connecting taxiways, firefighting unit and trucks and construction of a berm planted with trees to reduce noise impact.
The project was part of the state's rehabilitation of the country's aviation in an effort to make the country an economic hub in the region.
Other projects targeted under the aviation umbrella included the improvement of terminal and airside capacity at Kisumu International Airport, improvement of safety and support operations at Moi International Airport.
The facelift was aimed at holding a capacity of 45 million passengers per year when completed.
The state had rehabilitated and expanded JKIA's the domestic travels area in readiness for the business boom anticipated during the December holiday.
Terminal 1B, C, and D at the international airport were rehabilitated in the process.
An artistic representation of the JKIA facelift valued at Ksh20 billion.
Hope hii umeiona 😂😂😂😂Widening economic Gap Loading...,
Govt Release Designs of Ksh20B JKIA Facelift [PHOTOS]
kenyans.co.ke
Nov 3, 2020 5:23 PM
An artistic representation of the JKIA facelift valued at Ksh20 billion.
- The first artistic impressions of the Ksh 20 billion Jomo Kenyatta International Airport (JKIA) projecthave been released.
Photos seen by Kenyans.co.ke online showed a neat airfield with an expansive lobby and a state of the art building.
The project, which is part of the country's Vision 2030 as well as the JKIA Master Plan of 2010, comprises a second runway.
It is expected to spur the economy of the East African Region by benefitting over 80 million people in the community.
An artistic representation of the JKIA facelift valued at Ksh20 billion.
The project is co-financed by the African Development Bank (AFDB) which will handle 84.4 percent of the project while the government of Kenya will cater for the rest of the project.
As of September 2019, the construction of the project was expected to take 30 months and was expected to improve connectivity between Kenya and the World thereby facilitating high-value exports and imports.
"The expansion of JKIA is an important infrastructure improvement for long term economic development in Kenya.
"As such, the accruing impact of the proposed airfield expansion project at JKIA is expected to apply across the national economy, allowing the region to more fully exploit its potential," read part of the report.
The project entailed the construction of a parallel, 2.35km apart, 4.9 km long runway and connecting taxiways, firefighting unit and trucks and construction of a berm planted with trees to reduce noise impact.
The project was part of the state's rehabilitation of the country's aviation in an effort to make the country an economic hub in the region.
Other projects targeted under the aviation umbrella included the improvement of terminal and airside capacity at Kisumu International Airport, improvement of safety and support operations at Moi International Airport.
The facelift was aimed at holding a capacity of 45 million passengers per year when completed.
The state had rehabilitated and expanded JKIA's the domestic travels area in readiness for the business boom anticipated during the December holiday.
Terminal 1B, C, and D at the international airport were rehabilitated in the process.
An artistic representation of the JKIA facelift valued at Ksh20 billion.
