Nicxie
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😂 😂 😂 Jamaa wa UNHCR anazurura downtown Nairobi! Acha tu ninyamaze
Battle: Dar es Salaam vs Nairobi
Battle: Dar es Salaam vs Nairobi
Simba 254
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Fwata nyayo za mababu zenyu waliojipaka maji eti watazuia risasi hehe eh tangu zamani tanzania vituko ni vile vile haya kunyweni sasa ndimu mjitibu
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Nicxie
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He's behaving like Dar hakuna sehemu chafu ama sizizopendeza. Inferiority complex ni ugonjwa mbaya sana
Lusematic
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naona huyo mshikaji chokoraa kachapa usingizi kama kawaida yao....ikifika night hapo si kunakuwa na family kabisa yenye zaidi ya watu 50
Geza Ulole
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Geza Ulole
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Regional projects financed by international financing institutions hatuwezi kui-influence uharaka wake! As far as i know Southern Africa power pool is U/C!
Lusematic
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wanakuja hapa kupigia kelele wakifikiri kuwa waTz hatuijui nairobi....
tuwaache wao waendelee kuishi kwa picha sisi tunazama in deep reallity live camera tuna take one action
mkuu usisahau kuchukua na video
Shebby01
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Mbona msimtoe huyo jamaa hapo🙄 ndo makazi yake?
Tony254
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Hahaha. Naona umegive-up na kuuzia Kenya umeme. That is good. Umeme wenu mkajipange mtauzia nani maana sisi hatuutaki. Tunajitosheleza.
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Construction, construction, construction. Kenya is currently constructing more roads than the remaining East Africa countries combined.
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Geza Ulole
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Tatizo lako una akili ugoro ulichanganyika na mbolea sasa tuwauzie nyie tu wakati tuna nchi zaidi ya 8 zinatozunguka options ni kubwa ukizingatia sisi ni member wa SADC!
Kenya-Tanzania power project moves forward to meet its 2020 deadline
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The Kenya-Tanzania Power Interconnection Project has moved forward with the division of lots and the commitment of contractors to set up a 510km 400kV transmission line and accompanying substations.
With the completion deadline set for 2020, the project is being implemented by the Tanzania Electric Supply Company (Tanesco) in collaboration with Kenya Electricity Transmission Company (Ketraco).
The works in Kenya are financed by the government and the African Development Bank (AfDB) at a cost of $4.25 million and $22.42 million respectively, while the Tanzanian project costs $258 million and is funded by a loan from AfDB and the Japanese International Cooperation Agency (JICA).
The objective of the Project is to ensure stable and reliable power supply in Tanzania and other East African countries.
The project will also help both countries replace high-cost thermal energy with cheaper hydropower, reducing greenhouse gas emissions in the process.
By 2020, the double-circuit will run from Singida to Isinya in Kenya through Babati, Arusha and Namnga in Tanzania.
Kenya will extend its line to Ethiopia, while Tanzania will extend its line to Zambia, which will connect the East Africa region to the Southern African Power Pool where connected countries will be able to buy and sell electricity from each other.
The East African Power Master Plan (EAPMP), which was developed in 2003, recommended the establishment of a power pool to facilitate electricity trade and joint least cost power development planning in the region.
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TANESCO at centre of efforts to spread power supply across Africa
ippmedia.com/en/business/tanesco-centre-efforts-spread-power-supply-across-africaJanuary 30, 2019
30Jan 2019
PETER NYANJE
DAR ES SALAAM
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Financial Times
TANESCO at centre of efforts to spread power supply across Africa
Various power projects implemented by TANESCO are slowly placing Tanzania well within continental power trade plans.
The state-owned power utility firm is currently undertaking the Kenya-Tanzania Power Interconnection Project (KTPIP) which enables the two countries to exchange electricity easily.
The project involves construction of a 400kV transmission line from Singida to Isinya in Kenya through Babati, Arusha and Namanga.
Kenya will also extend this transmission line to Ethiopia while Tanzania extends the same to Zambia, thus connecting East Africa to the Southern Africa Power Pool (SAPP).
The project is part of a grand plan to have a 400kV transmission line traversing across Africa from Cairo in Egypt to South Africa.
“This means that Tanzania can sell or buy electricity from any country connected to this transmission line. In case of shortages we can buy from our colleagues and if we have a power surplus we can sell to them,” explained Emmanuel Manirabona, TANESCO’s senior manager projects.
Speaking to journalists at Nanja village where the contractor undertaking the Babati-Isanya section of the project has established his camp, project coordinator Peter Kigadya said it adds to other plans being implemented by the power utility firm to strengthen power generation, transmission and distribution in the country and beyond.
“This section of the project is financed through a loan obtained from the Africa Development Bank and JICA. The project entails construction of a 510-kilometre transmission line from Singida to Isinya, and five 400kV substations.
Because part of this project is being undertaken in Kenya, we are working together with our counterparts from there, KETRACO,” Kigadya explained.
He said the project aims to increase and improve power supply in the country, as well as strengthen the institutional capacity of the East African Power Pool (EAPP) for regional power trade.
“The project will contribute to, one, improving power supply in both countries and the East Africa region in general; and two, reducing operational costs of energy production,” he elaborated.
He also said the project will help both countries to displace high-cost thermal energy production with cheaper hydropower, hence reducing greenhouse gas emissions.
According to Kigadya, the interconnection starts at Isinya station, about 40 kilometres south of Nairobi, to Arusha. From Arusha, the line will connect with Singida through Babati.
“We are doing this as part of the Energy Sector Development Plan, which will enable interconnection with national power grids in Kenya in the north and Zambia in the south.
This will enable Tanzania to import significant amounts of cheap hydroelectricity in the short to medium-term from Ethiopia through the planned Ethiopia–Kenya interconnector, or from the Southern Africa Power Pool through the Zambia power connector,” he said.
He noted that in 2016, the Power System Master Plan (PSMP) considered six interconnection projects including the 400kV interconnector to Kenya which is currently being implemented and scheduled for operation in 2020.
Another one is the Tanzania–Zambia interconnection project currently on schedule for implementation starting financial year 2019 to enter into operation in 2022.
There is also a 200MW Masaka (Uganda)–Mwanza (Tanzania) interconnector; an interconnection with Mozambique; the Tanzania–Rwanda and Burundi interconnection through a 63MW hydropower plant project at the Rusumo border; and a 340MW hydropower plant project at the Songwe border involving both Tanzania and Malawi, which would enable the national power grids of the two countries to be connected in 2021.
This means that when the Stiegler’s Gorge hydropower project comes into operation in three years’ time and Tanzania finds itself with abundant power reserves, it can sell the same to any neighbouring country through these interconnections. Tanzania can also produce more power from other sources such as natural gas, geothermal and wind, and sell to needy countries.
“The Kenya–Tanzania interconnection project plays an important role in promoting regional integration through power trade… the power interconnection project is a win-win solution for both Kenya and Tanzania,” said Kigadya.
He said the 510km project has been divided into several lots with contractors conducting the work simultaneously to make sure that the entire project is completed by 2022/23.
In addition to the transmission line, the project also entails the building of modern sub-stations to ensure standardization and effectiveness of power transmission between the two countries.
“This project costs $258.82 million being a loan from AfDB and JICA,” he said.
Elaborating, he said lot number one of the project will involve construction of a 150km, 400kV double-circuit overhead transmission line between Singida and Babati, a work contracted to the Indian firm, Kalpataru Power Transmission Limited (KPTL) at a cost of $34.84 million and 17.982 billion/-.
“Lot number two entails construction of another 400kV transmission line between Babati and Arusha, covering distance of 150 kilometres. This work is being undertaken by Bouygues Energies & Services (BYES) of France at a cost of $36.89 million and 22.354 billion/-,” he added.
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toptorn
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So, na wewe unaona ni bora tusubiri mpaka matumizi yazidi ndio tujenge miundombinu ya umeme?
Geza Ulole
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Kisutu market opening!
Geza Ulole
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New Dar Bus Terminal
babayao255
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Tulieni dawa iwaingie.
Unakumbuka huyu Levi alivyo kuja Dar Es Salaam alikuwa anafanya nini humu?
Shebby01 post picha wasikuletee makasiriko.
Halafu mbona mnatumia picha ya Dar
Geza Ulole
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Tony254
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NA hako karefa ni kafupi na kadogo. Kanaweza kupigwa sana.
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