Battle: Dar es Salaam vs Nairobi

Battle: Dar es Salaam vs Nairobi

What's the total length of your commuter rail and how many lines does it serve? Also, can you share with us pictures of the stations if you don't mind?
Our commuter railway has been operational since 2012. We plan on connecting more areas in Dar Es salaam through a metro railway system. Here’s a map showing the existing commuter rail and the proposed metro rail.
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A good move, lakini kwa opinion yangu, county government system in Tanzania can work 'magic', more than that! Serikali ya majimbo inaweza peleka Tz kwa mwendo wa kasi, yaani economy will be Turbo charged! Mtazamo wangu kutokana na vile nimeona impact yake hapa Kenya, na Tz is full of natural resources almost all around the country.
How is it diffrent na regional goverment system?
 
Our commuter railway has been operational since 2012. We plan on connecting more areas in Dar Es salaam through a metro railway system. Here’s a map showing the existing commuter rail and the proposed metro rail.View attachment 1623382
Looking at this, you are the one who should stick to your lane, sadly. How can you say that Dar has a better transport system than Nairobi when you are still talking in future tense? From that image above, I can see only two existing lines and the length is even shorter, not even coming close to what you already have in Nairobi. From this example alone, in what context then does Dar have a superior public transport system than Nairobi as you imply?
 
Uzuri wa hii battle naona wameshika wazaramo....🤣😂🏃
sio kwa maneno hayo.....
Unaeza dhani Tz ni kanani na kenya ni misri...
 
Stop attacking the guy. He’s just showing you pictures in case you thought our commuter rail is a hoax!
I am not attacking him. Stop your silly insinuations. I am only politely reminding that your commuter railway is way way behind Nairobi's. Nairobi's has a wider coverage, serves more lines and has better stations. Is this a lie?
 
Looking at this, you are the one who should stick to your lane, sadly. How can you say that Dar has a better transport system than Nairobi when you are still talking in future tense? From that image above, I can see only two existing lines and the length is even shorter, not even coming close to what you already have in Nairobi. From this example alone, in what context then does Dar have a superior public transport system than Nairobi as you imply?
Communer railway in dar es salaam serve 20k people per day
BRT system serve
250k people per day

Not to mention UDA buses.
 
15 ukidouble ni 30. So you are not even sure if they are 15 or 30! [emoji23] [emoji23] What a stale joke!
Do this, share with us pictures of those "first quality"15 or 30 pedestrian bridges tuzione hapa. Zikifika hata tano ni miujiza

Didn't I say hazitapita tano??? [emoji23] [emoji23] [emoji23] [emoji23] [emoji23] [emoji23] [emoji23][emoji23]
Finally I am vindicated.

Thika road alone has more than ten of them. Sasa piga hesabu yako Nairobi nzima zinaweza kuwa ngapi.

Alafu hizi ndio first quality ulikuwa unasema? Mnachekesha sana na hizi superlatives zenu!

sidhan kama uko sawa kiakili au kiswahili kinakupiga chenga ..
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A good move, lakini kwa opinion yangu, county government system in Tanzania can work 'magic', more than that! Serikali ya majimbo inaweza peleka Tz kwa mwendo wa kasi, yaani economy will be Turbo charged! Mtazamo wangu kutokana na vile nimeona impact yake hapa Kenya, na Tz is full of natural resources almost all around the country.
Kwa upande wetu tunahitaji serikali ya majimbo kwa politics reasons...
Hawa wakuu wa mikoa tunataka tuwe tunawajibisha wananchi...
 
Stop looking for silly excuses. Leta picha za pedestrian bridges zaidi ya hizo tano zilizoletwa na mwenzako. Naona umekuja kumsaidia coz tayari kashachana mbuga
Hivi ukikubali kuwa upo wrong kuna mtu atakupiga humu?

Ulisema hazizidi tano! Umepewa zaidi ya tano bado upo unaendeleza ubishi wa kijinga,

Huwa nipo sahihi kusema mkoloni aliondoka na akili zenu wakunya.
 
Looking at this, you are the one who should stick to your lane, sadly. How can you say that Dar has a better transport system than Nairobi when you are still talking in future tense? From that image above, I can see only two existing lines and the length is even shorter, not even coming close to what you already have in Nairobi. From this example alone, in what context then does Dar have a superior public transport system than Nairobi as you imply?
We have two mass transportation systems. Railway and BRT! These two are top tier public transport systems in major cities. You guys renovated your commuter railway recently, you still use matatus and think you can rival us 😂😂
 
I am not attacking him. Stop your silly insinuations. I am only politely reminding that your commuter railway is way way behind Nairobi's. Nairobi's has a wider coverage, serves more lines and has better stations. Is this a lie?
This is embarrassing! As of 2020, your commuter railway covers 160 km, serves some 13000 people daily and it’s your main mass transportation system. Dar’s commuter railway covers 32 km and serves 16000 people daily. Our commuter railway is more efficient than yours and We still have BRT and normal buses (daladala). This proves that MOST nairobians use matatus!
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This is embarrassing! As of 2020, your commuter railway covers 160 km and serves some 13000 people and it’s your main mass transportation system. Dar’s commuter railway covers 32 km and serves 16000 people. We still have BRT and normal buses ( daladala). This proves that MOST nairobians use matatus!
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That says it all. With fewer lines and even much fewer coverage inabeba watu wengi. The only logical answer is that mnafinywa ndani kama gunia za mahindi bora ufike Tandale. This beats the logic of calling it a better system than what Nairobi has
 
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