Battle: Dar es Salaam vs Nairobi

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joto la jiwe 👇👇👇👇

 

[Gwakagwaka]

Mm nilipoitoa hapa sasa ww tudanganye 🤣🤣🤣🤣👇👇👇👇 kwamba kenya kuna plant ya scania mamaeeeView attachment 1666693

Hawa jamaa ni waongo sana

 

[Naton Jr]

Wakenya hii ni part of JWTZ

Building factories
KDF inachinja ng'ombe na kuku

 

[Geza Ulole]

This' why most tourists do not return to Tanzania after first visit​

SUNDAY JANUARY 03 2021​

Summary​

Speaking to The Citizen recently, stakeholders pointed out such factors as high costs incurred by tourists when visiting Tanzania, unsatisfying customer experience in the hands of hoteliers and other service providers.
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By The Citizen Reporter
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Arusha. Owners of tourist firms and stakeholders of the tourism sector in Tanzania, including retired conservationists, have cited five major factors that make tourists visiting the country not to pay a second visit.

The sector contributes 17.5 percent of gross domestic product (GDP) and as well contributes 25 percent of forex earnings to the country, which is currently visited by 1.2 million tourists. The government targets that by 2025, the country should have receive at least some five million tourists to grow forex earnings to $6 billion from $2.5 billion per annum.

Talking to The Citizen recently, the stakeholders pointed out such factors as high costs incurred by tourists when visiting Tanzania, unsatisfying customer experience in the hands of hoteliers and other service providers.

According to them, poor infrastructure, a number of tourist companies that fail to meet the promises they give to their customers and lack of professionalism by workers, some of who, in a number of occasions, defraud tourist. Speaking to The Citizen, retired conservationist Erastus Lufungulo, who is now the director of Burudika Tourist Company, said tourists were forced to spend more because there were no direct flights from the source countries including Europe and the US to Tanzania.

“Our tourism is costly. This is because vising the country now is more expensive than vising Kenya or South Africa,” he revealed.

According to him, a multitude of tourist companies that lack the merits of operating the business and tour guiding lacks professional workers, causing problems.

“Some tour guides take money from tourists, but strangely you can’t find them at airports to receive the tourists. Even when they show up to receive tourists, who pay them a lot of money, they do not provide quality services to them,” Mr Lufungulo said.

For his part, Tanzania Tour Guides Association (TTGA) chairman Emmanuel Mollel said a multitude of taxes imposed on tourist companies and tour guides caused tourism costs to be unaffordable to most tourists, who fail to revisit the country.

“There are too many taxes as each passing day new taxes are introduced, forcing owners of tourist firms to hike costs so that they can make a profit,” said Mr Mollel. He questioned why some airlines were charging $500 more per ticket from Europe to Tanzania compared to when landing at other airports in neighbouring countries.

Tanzania Porters Organisation (TPO) secretary Loshiye Mollel said continued existence of tourist firms with unprofessional workers had been a problem to tourists.

“So far there are some tourist companies against which we have opened cases at police stations for using our members to guide tourists on the mountain and failing to pay them. For such a conduct, what sort of experience do they give to tourists visiting the country?” queried Mr Mollel.

Tanzania Association of Tour Operators (Tato) executive secretary Sirili Akko admitted that the tourism sector was facing a number of challenges that they have submitted to the government for action.

“I don’t want to speak too much on this issue. But I think our members will explain as to why their customers do not return after visiting the country,” said Mr Akko.

For his part, TLPO chairman Sammy Mdia said a multitude of over 20 taxes caused tourism to be costly in the country and that poor condition of infrastructure also was another tumbling block.

Opening the annual meeting for editors and senior reporters in the tourism industry, Natural Resources and Tourism permanent secretary Aloyce Nzuki called upon journalists to deliberate on why only 20 percent of tourists revisited the country.

Dr Nzuki also called upon media houses in the country to give the good image of the country before and after tourists visiting the country.

Besides various proposals they gave in the meeting, journalists advised that a meeting of stakeholders of the tourism industry should be convened, under the Editors Forum, so as to freely discuss the challenges facing the sector.


MY TAKE
Kenyan media agent in Tanzania trying a smear attack on tourism in Tanzania! I hope the GoT is seeing this and should crack a whip on this useless media houses with sinister motives!

 

[Mgagaa na Upwa]

Kwahiyo hili ni chimbo jipya au lilikuepo kitambo?, Tanzania tunaongeza idadi ya bilionea, Kenya wanaongeza idadi ya Slums

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Ukikutana na wakunya 10 basi 8 wanaishi kwenye slums,jiongeze sasa wakunya walioko humu hapo utapata wangapi wanapiga mbonji kwenye slums

 

[joto la jiwe]

Hata kusoma pia hujui. Kweli sikukosea kukuita class dropout. Wamesema the obvious is the strands alafu ikawa na full stop. Do you know the meaning of full stop? It means that you have reached the end of what you were saying and now you want to start a new point. The length of the nucleotides are not on the same point with the number of strands because the two points are separated by full stop.Are we together class six dropout?.View attachment 1666714

Tukisema Kenya Elimu yenu ni dhahifu mnabisha, vipi mtu uliyesoma Microbiology at University level hujui vitu vya msingi kama hivi?, soma hii scientific Journal, na uache kujidhalilisha.

(PDF) Difference Between DNA and RNA

PDF | On Feb 17, 2017, Lakna Panawala published Difference Between DNA and RNA | Find, read and cite all the research you need on ResearchGate

www.researchgate.net

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Hawa jamaa ni waongo sana

Chukua neno moja kwenye elfu moja🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

 

[ichoboy01]

Tukisema Kenya Elimu yenu ni dhahifu mnabisha, vipi mtu uliyesoma Microbiology at University level hujui vitu vya msingi kama hivi?, soma hii scientific Journal, na uache kujidhalilisha.

(PDF) Difference Between DNA and RNA

PDF | On Feb 17, 2017, Lakna Panawala published Difference Between DNA and RNA | Find, read and cite all the research you need on ResearchGate

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Hehe 🤣🤣🤣naona uko na kilaza wa level yake

 

[Teargass]

Tukisema Kenya Elimu yenu ni dhahifu mnabisha, vipi mtu uliyesoma Microbiology at University level hujui vitu vya msingi kama hivi?, soma hii scientific Journal, na uache kujidhalilisha.

(PDF) Difference Between DNA and RNA

PDF | On Feb 17, 2017, Lakna Panawala published Difference Between DNA and RNA | Find, read and cite all the research you need on ResearchGate

www.researchgate.net

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Who is lakna Panawala? A student who has just done report paper like other students. Tafadhali niletee article ya proper organization na sio ya mtu binafsi

 

[Teargass]

Wewe sasa unatuletea project ya student? Take some notes from proper articles sio hizo za kujifunza kuandika

Tukisema Kenya Elimu yenu ni dhahifu mnabisha, vipi mtu uliyesoma Microbiology at University level hujui vitu vya msingi kama hivi?, soma hii scientific Journal, na uache kujidhalilisha.

(PDF) Difference Between DNA and RNA

PDF | On Feb 17, 2017, Lakna Panawala published Difference Between DNA and RNA | Find, read and cite all the research you need on ResearchGate

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Differences between DNA and RNA

Differences between DNA and RNA. DNA stands for Deoxyribonucleic Acid while RNA stands for Ribonucleic Acid. DNA is self-replicating. RNA is synthesized from DNA.

microbiologyinfo.com

 

[Lusematic]

Jamani mumeona assembly plant ya scania in kenya acheni yesu ashuke tu aiseeee kilaza wa aina yake kwenye hii forum

aisee tumeona ni balaa nasikia kuwa kenya wana assembly hadi boeng....

yaani wanaita KENYA BOENG LTD

 

[joto la jiwe]

Who is lakna Panawala? A student who has just done report paper like other students. Tafadhali niletee article ya proper organization na sio ya mtu binafsi

Hii hapa ndio itakumaliza kabisa, hii imeonyesha "Similarities na differences zote. Hii imeeleza waziwazi kwamba, DNA some times occurs as Single strand, and RNA also some times occurs as double strand, therefore this difference can't be used as main difference to differentiate them

Difference between DNA and RNA (Table) | EasyBiologyClass

Similarities between DNA and RNA. Difference between DNA and RNA A Comparison Table, Comparison between DNA and RNA, Differentiate the Structure of DNA and RNA

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Ni aibu gani hii kwa mtu mwenye degree ya Microbiology kufundishwa na Form Four ya div 4, hivi huko Kenya mpo na matatizo gani?, kila kitu hamjui mnategemea wachina, zaidi ya Kiingereza na Ukabila, kitu gani tena mnajua?

 

[Lusematic]

This' why most tourists do not return to Tanzania after first visit​

SUNDAY JANUARY 03 2021​

Summary​

Speaking to The Citizen recently, stakeholders pointed out such factors as high costs incurred by tourists when visiting Tanzania, unsatisfying customer experience in the hands of hoteliers and other service providers.
ADVERTISEMENT

By The Citizen Reporter
More by this Author

Arusha. Owners of tourist firms and stakeholders of the tourism sector in Tanzania, including retired conservationists, have cited five major factors that make tourists visiting the country not to pay a second visit.

The sector contributes 17.5 percent of gross domestic product (GDP) and as well contributes 25 percent of forex earnings to the country, which is currently visited by 1.2 million tourists. The government targets that by 2025, the country should have receive at least some five million tourists to grow forex earnings to $6 billion from $2.5 billion per annum.

Talking to The Citizen recently, the stakeholders pointed out such factors as high costs incurred by tourists when visiting Tanzania, unsatisfying customer experience in the hands of hoteliers and other service providers.

According to them, poor infrastructure, a number of tourist companies that fail to meet the promises they give to their customers and lack of professionalism by workers, some of who, in a number of occasions, defraud tourist. Speaking to The Citizen, retired conservationist Erastus Lufungulo, who is now the director of Burudika Tourist Company, said tourists were forced to spend more because there were no direct flights from the source countries including Europe and the US to Tanzania.

“Our tourism is costly. This is because vising the country now is more expensive than vising Kenya or South Africa,” he revealed.

According to him, a multitude of tourist companies that lack the merits of operating the business and tour guiding lacks professional workers, causing problems.

“Some tour guides take money from tourists, but strangely you can’t find them at airports to receive the tourists. Even when they show up to receive tourists, who pay them a lot of money, they do not provide quality services to them,” Mr Lufungulo said.

For his part, Tanzania Tour Guides Association (TTGA) chairman Emmanuel Mollel said a multitude of taxes imposed on tourist companies and tour guides caused tourism costs to be unaffordable to most tourists, who fail to revisit the country.

“There are too many taxes as each passing day new taxes are introduced, forcing owners of tourist firms to hike costs so that they can make a profit,” said Mr Mollel. He questioned why some airlines were charging $500 more per ticket from Europe to Tanzania compared to when landing at other airports in neighbouring countries.

Tanzania Porters Organisation (TPO) secretary Loshiye Mollel said continued existence of tourist firms with unprofessional workers had been a problem to tourists.

“So far there are some tourist companies against which we have opened cases at police stations for using our members to guide tourists on the mountain and failing to pay them. For such a conduct, what sort of experience do they give to tourists visiting the country?” queried Mr Mollel.

Tanzania Association of Tour Operators (Tato) executive secretary Sirili Akko admitted that the tourism sector was facing a number of challenges that they have submitted to the government for action.

“I don’t want to speak too much on this issue. But I think our members will explain as to why their customers do not return after visiting the country,” said Mr Akko.

For his part, TLPO chairman Sammy Mdia said a multitude of over 20 taxes caused tourism to be costly in the country and that poor condition of infrastructure also was another tumbling block.

Opening the annual meeting for editors and senior reporters in the tourism industry, Natural Resources and Tourism permanent secretary Aloyce Nzuki called upon journalists to deliberate on why only 20 percent of tourists revisited the country.

Dr Nzuki also called upon media houses in the country to give the good image of the country before and after tourists visiting the country.

Besides various proposals they gave in the meeting, journalists advised that a meeting of stakeholders of the tourism industry should be convened, under the Editors Forum, so as to freely discuss the challenges facing the sector.


MY TAKE
Kenyan media agent in Tanzania trying a smear attack on tourism in Tanzania! I hope the GoT is seeing this and should crack a whip on this useless media houses with sinister motives!

wanajisumbua sana hawa wakenya

 

[kikihboy]

Expressway😍👏

 

[ichoboy01]

Expressway😍👏
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Mm nasubiri pain kwenye toll over 27yrs hapo ndipo nasubiria zaidi 🤣🤣🤣🤣

 

[kikihboy]

 

[kikihboy]

Mm nasubiri pain kwenye toll over 27yrs hapo ndipo nasubiria zaidi 🤣🤣🤣🤣

Tool is optional,,Kama huna pesa utatumia tu ile barabara ya zanani

 

[tuusan]

This' why most tourists do not return to Tanzania after first visit​

SUNDAY JANUARY 03 2021​

Summary​

Speaking to The Citizen recently, stakeholders pointed out such factors as high costs incurred by tourists when visiting Tanzania, unsatisfying customer experience in the hands of hoteliers and other service providers.
ADVERTISEMENT

By The Citizen Reporter
More by this Author

Arusha. Owners of tourist firms and stakeholders of the tourism sector in Tanzania, including retired conservationists, have cited five major factors that make tourists visiting the country not to pay a second visit.

The sector contributes 17.5 percent of gross domestic product (GDP) and as well contributes 25 percent of forex earnings to the country, which is currently visited by 1.2 million tourists. The government targets that by 2025, the country should have receive at least some five million tourists to grow forex earnings to $6 billion from $2.5 billion per annum.

Talking to The Citizen recently, the stakeholders pointed out such factors as high costs incurred by tourists when visiting Tanzania, unsatisfying customer experience in the hands of hoteliers and other service providers.

According to them, poor infrastructure, a number of tourist companies that fail to meet the promises they give to their customers and lack of professionalism by workers, some of who, in a number of occasions, defraud tourist. Speaking to The Citizen, retired conservationist Erastus Lufungulo, who is now the director of Burudika Tourist Company, said tourists were forced to spend more because there were no direct flights from the source countries including Europe and the US to Tanzania.

“Our tourism is costly. This is because vising the country now is more expensive than vising Kenya or South Africa,” he revealed.

According to him, a multitude of tourist companies that lack the merits of operating the business and tour guiding lacks professional workers, causing problems.

“Some tour guides take money from tourists, but strangely you can’t find them at airports to receive the tourists. Even when they show up to receive tourists, who pay them a lot of money, they do not provide quality services to them,” Mr Lufungulo said.

For his part, Tanzania Tour Guides Association (TTGA) chairman Emmanuel Mollel said a multitude of taxes imposed on tourist companies and tour guides caused tourism costs to be unaffordable to most tourists, who fail to revisit the country.

“There are too many taxes as each passing day new taxes are introduced, forcing owners of tourist firms to hike costs so that they can make a profit,” said Mr Mollel. He questioned why some airlines were charging $500 more per ticket from Europe to Tanzania compared to when landing at other airports in neighbouring countries.

Tanzania Porters Organisation (TPO) secretary Loshiye Mollel said continued existence of tourist firms with unprofessional workers had been a problem to tourists.

“So far there are some tourist companies against which we have opened cases at police stations for using our members to guide tourists on the mountain and failing to pay them. For such a conduct, what sort of experience do they give to tourists visiting the country?” queried Mr Mollel.

Tanzania Association of Tour Operators (Tato) executive secretary Sirili Akko admitted that the tourism sector was facing a number of challenges that they have submitted to the government for action.

“I don’t want to speak too much on this issue. But I think our members will explain as to why their customers do not return after visiting the country,” said Mr Akko.

For his part, TLPO chairman Sammy Mdia said a multitude of over 20 taxes caused tourism to be costly in the country and that poor condition of infrastructure also was another tumbling block.

Opening the annual meeting for editors and senior reporters in the tourism industry, Natural Resources and Tourism permanent secretary Aloyce Nzuki called upon journalists to deliberate on why only 20 percent of tourists revisited the country.

Dr Nzuki also called upon media houses in the country to give the good image of the country before and after tourists visiting the country.

Besides various proposals they gave in the meeting, journalists advised that a meeting of stakeholders of the tourism industry should be convened, under the Editors Forum, so as to freely discuss the challenges facing the sector.


MY TAKE
Kenyan media agent in Tanzania trying a smear attack on tourism in Tanzania! I hope the GoT is seeing this and should crack a whip on this useless media houses with sinister motives!

Niliona huu upuzi nikasema hawa wakenya ni mavi

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[tuusan]

Expressway
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Mmepata shavu la ajira vijana?

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[joto la jiwe]

Niliona huu upuzi nikasema hawa wakenya ni mavi

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Wivu na roho mbaya