Let me make it simple for you, the front part facing the ocean is far from the African standards let alone world i.e Durban, Luanda. Alot of land reclamation needs to happen and strict buildings to be observe or else Dar will lack the charm of a coastal city.
You have mental health issues. Which front part? Two sides of Dar’s CBD face Water! I hope I made myself clear when I said that the side facing the creek is under a plan for a waterfront development while the one facing the Indian Ocean has a sea wall and a road under construction!
Tuko busy kujenga airport ya mwanza bana, tuacheni tusije tukatumbuliwa
kampuni inayojenga si ya Kenya! ni main steel frames tu zimeagizwa baada ya competitive tendering ambapo Zenith came out the cheapest!
Tunawajengea terminal bana, sasa we unapinga nn
Like I said before, there’s a development plan for the CBD waterfront. I’m not sure if this is the official plan, but it’s more of a conceptual idea of the waterfront development.
Sasa naona ndio umeanza kunielewa, for me Dar looks like an inland city untill when you implement the project above.
Hahahahaaa hz zarau sasa [emoji3][emoji3][emoji3][emoji3]
Huyo mbn anajitambua.
Your insanity is unbelievable! Just because a city is by the sea/ocean, it doesn’t necessarily mean that it has to appear like that. A classic example is Los Angeles. LA is next to the Pacific Ocean but no area by the ocean has that type of waterfront. You are forcing cities to look the same, which is really stupid.
