Battle: Dar es Salaam vs Nairobi

[Simon]

Investors in Tanzania,Kenya is the1st in Africa and the 5th in the world to invest in Tanzania,Kenya we do love Tanzania ata wakithrough tantrums we are still their elder Big Brother

mnafuata fursa, rasilimali, ukubwa wa ardhi, large population etc

 

[Teargas]

I do love the pipeline deal, Uhuru is very clever.

 

[french]

Macron says, count on me

Macron says “count on me” for EACOP support - News for the Energy Sector

French President Macron has said his Uganda counterpart can "count on me" in support of the controversial EACOP plan.

www.energyvoice.com

French President Emmanuel Macron has spoken of his support for the East African Crude Oil Pipeline (EACOP).

Macron’s comments came in a letter to Ugandan President Yoweri Museveni, as reported by Ugandan President Yoweri Museveni’s office.

The French president was eager to speed the construction of the pipeline. This construction plan will provide an opportunity to increase the trade between France and Uganda, he said.

“The spirit of dialogue, mutual esteem and respect will enable us to strengthen our bilateral relationship. You can count on me to mobilise French expertise and investors to increase the French economic presence in Uganda and thus give substance to this relationship,” Macron said.

The French president was reported as saying he wanted Minister Delegate for Foreign Trade and Economic Attractiveness Franck Riester to visit Uganda.

The minister will help “our mutual desire to intensify our partnership”.

Uganda, Tanzania and Total signed off on the final investment decision (FID) on April 11.

This development “will allow the exploitation and export of oil. This will be a major opportunity to intensify trade between our two countries and to further expand our cooperation,” he said.

Macron also noted bilateral discussions in strategic areas, such as South Sudan, Somalia and tensions around the Great Lakes.

Museveni has transformed Uganda, Macron said, with “economic and human development. This is why I hope that your action will be focused on meeting the new aspirations of the Ugandan youth and that your new term in office will be centred on the full respect for the humanist and democratic values that we share.”

Uganda imported $51.2 million of goods from France in 2020, the statement said, and exported $9mn worth of goods.

Finance pressures

While the French president is keen to support EACOP, banks have come under pressure to reject the plan.

BNP Paribas, Société Générale and Crédit Agricole expressed an unwillingness to participate in April, following similar statements from Barclays and Credit Suisse.

A report this week in the East African newspaper suggested UniCredit has also opted out of the project.

Total must secure around $2.5 billion for the pipeline construction. Uganda and Tanzania are also seeking financing to cover their share of costs.

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[President of China]

Uchumi wa Tanzania umeshikwa na wakenya. That's according to madam President.

Yaani $1.7B ndio unasema wakenya wameshikilia uchumi wa Tanzania. Unaakili kweli.

 

[Mutaitina]

huu mwingine ni wa kuwauzia umeme wa bwawa la Nyerere [emoji23]

Maybe along the border town, as it is kplc has surplus power, I wonder if they would import

 

[Kachengcheng]

mnafuata fursa, ukubwa wa ardhi, large population etc

Ndio na si vibaya,Ivo ndivo Investers wanafikirianga

 

[Uhuru n Umoja]

Uchumi wa Tanzania umeshikwa na wakenya. That's according to madam President.

There are over 500 Kenyan businesses in Tanzania whose total value is less than a billion dollar.

So, entire Tanzanian economy is controlled by an investment less than a billion dollar. according to you.

Why can't you just say, Tanzanian economy is controlled by MO who possesses more than a billion dollar?

 

[Teargas]

Yaani $1.7B ndio unasema wakenya wameshikilia uchumi wa Tanzania. Unaakili kweli.
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Thanks for posting paper dreams. Uchumi wa Tanzania umeshikwa na wakenya.

 

[Simon]

I do love the pipeline deal, Uhuru is very clever.

eti clever, Hata Magufuli alitaka tuwapelekee gas

 

[Teargas]

There are over 500 Kenyan businesses in Tanzania whose total value is less than a billion dollar.

So, entire Tanzanian economy is controlled by an investment less than a billion dollar. according to you.

Why can't you just say, Tanzanian economy is controlled by MO who possesses more than a billion dollar?

Go check your facts again, Kenyan investments in Tanzania is $1.7B employing 54,000 Tanzanians. Maybe unapiga kelele hapa na umeajiriwa na kampuni ya Kenya😂

 

[Geza Ulole]

Cool! Speech za mwanzoni tu, zilionesha muelekeo.

Nasikia, amedai kwa IMF kuwa uchumi umeporomoka to 4 point something, pia anahitaji covid mkopo na kuomba IMF kupiga tafu projects za Bwawa la Nyerere na SGR.

Nazi hakiki hizi taarifa.

Kwa sasa, group kubwa la Wazungu wameanza kusifia approach zake na kudai, "she is different from her autocratic predecessor"

Group hili la Jeffrey Smith, ukiona wanasifia, ujue tumeisha.

I rest my case naona kapita mulemule nilipoomba!

 

[Geza Ulole]

Tulisema mapema, ukanituhumu kuwa na chuki dhidi ya gender yake.

Hakuna Rais hapo!

Amefanya nilivyoomba sina tatizo nae aendelee hivyohivyo!

 

[Kachengcheng]

Maybe along the border town, as it is kplc has surplus power, I wonder if they would import

Hapo mumefumbwa macho,Uko Kenya South Ndio Viwanda za Stima Ziko,Uko North Kenya Ndio Stima inakuwa shida na watanunua Ethiopia

 

[President of China]

Thanks for posting paper dreams. Uchumi wa Tanzania umeshikwa na wakenya.

 

[Teargas]

eti clever, Hata Magufuli alitaka tuwapelekee gas

Yeah, uhuru ni clever. Mambo ya gas ilianza time ya kikwete lakini venue Magufuli aliingia madarakani akaipin down until recently. The gas will make Kenyan companies to be more competitive in the continent more than ever that's why Uhuru is desperate for the pipeline. Another question is this, why do you think the pipeline is going to Mombasa instead of Nairobi where 90% of Kenyan factories are located?

 

[Teargas]

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Asante kwa kunionyesha Mali ya muhindi😂😂, I thought utanionyesha ya mtanzania.

 

[Teargas]

I need an answer from Tanzanians on this pipeline issue.

Why do you think the pipeline is going to Mombasa instead of Nairobi where 90% of kenyan companies are located?

Let me hope it's not what I'm thinking 😂😂😂

 

[Tanzanature]

Hapo vipi[emoji848]View attachment 1772298

Suala la idadi ya watu wanaoajiriwa ni suala la kipropaganda. Hiyo iko hivyo dunia nzima. Ni makadirio ambayo mara nyingi hayako bayana na huwa ngumu sana kuyapima.

Muhimu ni kuangalia picha kubwa. Kuangalia namna serikali inashughulikia tatizo la ajira. Kwa mfano; awamu yetu ya 5 yenyewe ilijikita kwenye kutengeneza mazingira wezeshi ili sekta muhimu za uzalishaji zikue na hivyo kuajiri watu.

Utakubaliana nami kuwa sekta ya kilimo Tz ilikua kwa kiwango kikubwa kati ya 2015 na 2020. Sekta za viwanda na biashara pia zilikua kiasi cha kutufanya kuwa na favourable balance and terms of trade against the rest of East Africa!

Madini, ujenzi, nishati, & public infrastructure huko kote kumekuwa na growth ambayo iko wazi.

Sasa ni ngumu kupata exact figures wangapi waliajiriwa lakini ni wazi ajira mpya nyingi zimezalishwa. Hivyo basi hata hizo ahadi kuzielewa inategemeana pia na muktadha wa ahadi yenyewe.

Kwamba ilani ya CCM inasema ajira mpya milioni 8 from 2020-2025. Serikali yenyewe inaahidi ajira elfu 40 kwa mwaka huu wa fedha. Mind you hivyo ni vitu viwili tofauti ambavyo vyote vyaweza kuwa sawa maana vina muktadha tofauti.



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Macron says, count on me

Macron says “count on me” for EACOP support - News for the Energy Sector

French President Macron has said his Uganda counterpart can "count on me" in support of the controversial EACOP plan.

www.energyvoice.com

French President Emmanuel Macron has spoken of his support for the East African Crude Oil Pipeline (EACOP).

Macron’s comments came in a letter to Ugandan President Yoweri Museveni, as reported by Ugandan President Yoweri Museveni’s office.

The French president was eager to speed the construction of the pipeline. This construction plan will provide an opportunity to increase the trade between France and Uganda, he said.

“The spirit of dialogue, mutual esteem and respect will enable us to strengthen our bilateral relationship. You can count on me to mobilise French expertise and investors to increase the French economic presence in Uganda and thus give substance to this relationship,” Macron said.

The French president was reported as saying he wanted Minister Delegate for Foreign Trade and Economic Attractiveness Franck Riester to visit Uganda.

The minister will help “our mutual desire to intensify our partnership”.

Uganda, Tanzania and Total signed off on the final investment decision (FID) on April 11.

This development “will allow the exploitation and export of oil. This will be a major opportunity to intensify trade between our two countries and to further expand our cooperation,” he said.

Macron also noted bilateral discussions in strategic areas, such as South Sudan, Somalia and tensions around the Great Lakes.

Museveni has transformed Uganda, Macron said, with “economic and human development. This is why I hope that your action will be focused on meeting the new aspirations of the Ugandan youth and that your new term in office will be centred on the full respect for the humanist and democratic values that we share.”

Uganda imported $51.2 million of goods from France in 2020, the statement said, and exported $9mn worth of goods.

Finance pressures

While the French president is keen to support EACOP, banks have come under pressure to reject the plan.

BNP Paribas, Société Générale and Crédit Agricole expressed an unwillingness to participate in April, following similar statements from Barclays and Credit Suisse.

A report this week in the East African newspaper suggested UniCredit has also opted out of the project.

Total must secure around $2.5 billion for the pipeline construction. Uganda and Tanzania are also seeking financing to cover their share of costs.

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Waizi hao, West Africa kumewashinda nini? 😂

 

[passioner255]

Asante kwa kunionyesha Mali ya muhindi[emoji23][emoji23], I thought utanionyesha ya mtanzania.

Kwani huyo ni Nani Acha ushamba na ukabila.