Battle: Dar es Salaam vs Nairobi

Battle: Dar es Salaam vs Nairobi

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angalia utopolo aliouandika! kujikuta mjuaji afu aibu tupu


They say pictures speak a thousand words and I hope your brothers have learnt something from this picture.

1. If it's true it was not viable (a white elephant as some of you call it), why did Kikwete launch it? And why has it taken so long to build? Why do you launch a project that's not viable in the first place?

2. It's crystal clear that you don't know what's happening in your own country (because you have chosen to keep yourself busy with the happenings in Kenya). In that link I shared, Bagamoyo port is a pipe dream because Magufuli already suspended its construction meaning you will not see it materialize in the near future. Not because it's not viable, but because hamna pesa. Nashangaa zile pesa za ndani zilienda wapi!
Read this link word by word perhaps you'll grab one or two things about this dead project
 
Visingizio hamkosangi. Magufuli suspended the construction of Bagamoyo not because it was not economically viable, but because they could not reach an amicable agreement with the Chinese na pesa (za ndani 😂) pia hamna
Uwe unatumia akili kuto-reach agreement,maana yake hawakufikia muafaka katika makubaliano(negotiations),hayo makubaliano hayakufikiwa kwa sababu muwekezaji alitaka vitu ambavyo vingekuwa loss kwa serikali ki-uchumi..kwa ufupi,wachina walitaka kuleta ule ufalamanga wao waliowaletea kwenye ile mnayoita SGR..
 
Truth hurts always. Kikwete launched it, Magufuli suspended it. What a confused country!
So ww ulitaka tuingie mkenge au?? Na magufuli kaweka wazi kama watakuja na maelewano yanayomwingia mtu akilini then its ok lakini kama masharti ndio yale yeye kasema hata mlevi hawezi kukubali
 
Media za majirani mbona hazipo busy na hizi habari?


Ethiopia hana msalie mtume atawakong'ota ndani ya Kenya maana wanajua anachowafanyia ndani ya Somalia!

halafu huu mgogoro ni kama Egypt anacheza behind the scene! Tigray region ipo karibu na GERD huu mzozo unaoaendelea sishangai ghafla dam imebatuliwa.

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joto la jiwe Tony254
 
3b usd project no loan👇👇 kenya isubiri miaka 50


😂😂😂😂kwa hiyo annual revenue ya Tz isio weza tosheleza matumizi ya kila siku kwa budget?😂😂😂 CCM imekukamata makende na kukufunga akili!😂😂😂 enyewe wewe ukua fala deadly😂😂., when will u get brains seriously ichoboy01?😂😂😂 napenda unavyo waza, running with someones opinion in a tweet!😂😂😂😂 nikisema mko na weak mental structure to reason beyond your nose thus low IQ mnakasirika!
 
Uwe unatumia akili kuto-reach agreement,maana yake hawakufikia muafaka katika makubaliano(negotiations),hayo makubaliano hayakufikiwa kwa sababu muwekezaji alitaka vitu ambavyo vingekuwa loss kwa serikali ki-uchumi..kwa ufupi,wachina walitaka kuleta ule ufalamanga wao waliowaletea kwenye ile mnayoita SGR..
If your government saw the project wasn't going to make any economic or business sense by involving the Chinese, why didn't it proceed without involving the Chinese by using its own money? In that case, the project would still make business and economic sense. Unakubaliana nami sasa kwamba ni pesa ndio hamna? Pia unakubali kwamba hizi zingine zote ni visingizio tu??
 
Truth hurts always. Kikwete launched it, Magufuli suspended it. What a confused country!
Sasa kumbe mradi ulishakuwa launched, ukosefu wa funds (pesa za ndani) unatoka wapi?

Hivi unajisikia kwanza kabla ya kuongea?
 
A Dar resident talking about planning. Bongolalas you are taking this joke too far now [emoji23] [emoji23] [emoji23]. When did Dar become a planned city?
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Dar Inawapa shida sana.. ngoja nicompile Data za overall development ya nchini ... Town to town, city to city nifanye Comparison na Kimyaland

😀 uone mtakavyotoka nduki

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Uhuru Legacy: Dongo Kundu project Kenya’s coastal region​

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Road transport revolution is opening up the Coast of Kenya as the multi-billion shilling Dongo Kundu by-pass shapes up road connectivity linking up Mombasa and Kwale Counties in what is billed to be one of the country’s most efficient road networks.
Kenya National Highway Authority (KeNHA) Deputy Director Samuel Ogege who is overseeing the project said that already, phase one of the project between Miritini to Kipevu has been completed with the focus now turning to the Sh22 billion second phase which involves the construction of three bridges crossing above Mwache, Mteza and Tsunza creeks.
The total length of the three bridges is approximately 10km according to Ogege who says this section is expected to be ready by 2024. Mteza Bridge is the longest at 1.4 km, followed by Tsunza at 690 meters and Mwache at 660 meters.
Nearing completion
But while the first phase is complete and the third is nearing completion, Ogege says phase two is currently at 15 percent, which he says is slightly behind schedule citing the technical nature of the works involved in that section.
“Package two has been lagging behind for various reasons one being the nature of the works involved.
It is highly technical because most of the works will be in the sea. However, most of the work will be done off-site before transfer to the site.
Already, most of the materials including piling pipes have arrived…” the engineer said adding around 300 families which had settled along and in between the Mwache junction-Tsunza-Mteza section are yet to be compensated.
The third package of the project between Mteza to Kibundani interchange is currently 70 percent complete and is expected to be open for traffic, come March 2021 according to the Deputy Director.
“As we speak now, the earthworks for the third package have been completed.
The remaining 30 percent is just the auxiliary works that do not require much effort.
That can be done effortlessly,” Ogege told journalists during KeNHA’s inspection tour for the project.
Package three is an Sh4 billion project co-funded by the Japan International Cooperation Agency (JICA) at 80 percent and the Government of Kenya at 20 percent.
According to Ogege, the government has already released between Sh1.5 billion and Sh2 billion as compensation for displaced residents.
Once the 17.7km section linking the three packages is complete by 2022, motorists will be moving freely between Mombasa and Kwale without necessarily having to cross the Likoni ferry, something being viewed as a great milestone in decongesting traffic between the two Counties.
The bypass will also provide access to the upcoming Mombasa Special Economic Zone project at Dongo Kundu.
To complement the project, the KeNHA director at the same time said plans are at an advanced stage.
 
What towns are you referring to!?

Nyie mtakalishwa na mpaka na Ukiwa, Malampaka na Kasulu huko.

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That silly child play was finished, weka projects...pengine zitawakomboa, and am hopping they will improve your shity low life standards 80%+ in Dar and across the country.
 

The biggest Mall in Nakuru and Rift Valley province as a whole​

Odero07
Nov 12, 2020 2:09 PM


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When we talk about a mall what comes into your mind? It is a building where several businesses are taking place. So the biggest Mall I'm talking about is the GOLDEN LIFE MALL which is situated along the Nakuru-Eldoret highway. The Mall is situated in an environment where businesses can do very well.

The construction of this mall started in March 2018 and it was to be finished within two years. It was to cost 6 billion Kenya shillings. It is a project by the Egerton University Retirement Benefits Scheme.

Right now it is already 98% finished and has started to offer inspired lifestyle. Welcome to unique shopping experience that has come to Nakuru town. It offers the most modern outlets and the best selection of international and Kenyan brands.
Thanks for Egerton University Retirement Benefits Scheme for coming up with such a good decision and to make Nakuru town to be one of the best towns in Kenya.
 

Secret Kenyan Student Group Making KDF Weapons​

kenyans.co.ke
Nov 14, 2020 8:48 AM

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President Uhuru Kenyatta holding the CMZ 4 Assault Rifle made in Kenya at the KWS Law Enforcement Academy in Manyani, Taita Taveta County on October 16, 2020
  • A Kenyan youth group of university students was tasked with making new weapons under a covert operation dubbed the National Security Industrialisation Project. The students who are in their 20s were approached by the National Intelligence Service as revealed by Government Spokesperson Col (Rtd) Cyrus Oguna.
    The young students were lauded for developing security weapons such asthe CMZ 4 Assault Rifle, a device that minimizes the impact of improvised explosives and other weapons that are still undisclosed.

    "They were recruited from the university with the recommendation of their lecturers.

    "Some of them are fresh graduates while others were handpicked straight from lecturer halls while still studying," Oguna told the Daily Nation.
    President Uhuru Kenyatta inspecting a gun made in Kenya at the KWS Law Enforcement Academy in Manyani, Taita Taveta County on October 16, 2020

    President Uhuru Kenyatta inspecting a gun made in Kenya at the KWS Law Enforcement Academy in Manyani, Taita Taveta County on October 16, 2020

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    On Friday, October 16, President Uhuru Kenyatta visited Camp Bravo at the KWS Law Enforcement Academy in Manyani, Taita Taveta County where the youthful team is hosted, shining a light on the covert group.

    The government armed the Kenya Defence Forces with locally-assembled weapons which will see Kenya reduce her reliance on foreign-made firearms.
    The President's office is reportedly funding the 700 youth in the program. Reports alleged that the Head of State was keen on distancing the project from political interference.

    "Other than what was exhibited in Manyani, I am not at liberty of providing more details on what the young innovators modified and manufactured as the project is sealed, private and confidential," Oguna added.
    Kenyatta disclosed that the group was drawn from different specialization fields. The funds from the president's office are also being used to cater to the needs of the youth group.

    The KDF's 10th Battle Group (10GB) were equipped with the weapons to be used to counter the militia group Al-Shabaab in Somalia.
    The 10GB was sent to Somalia to oversee the withdrawal of Kenyan troops sent on the peacekeeping mission and war against the militia group. The soldiers will ensure that the transition plan takes place smoothly.
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    KDF troops operating under AMISOM in Kuday - Somalia
 
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