Battle: Dar es Salaam vs Nairobi

Battle: Dar es Salaam vs Nairobi

Hawa si ndo wale wazembe waliodondoka na parachute juzi kati
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Nini maana ya mother tongue.? By definition, mother tongue is the first language for a person to acquire, the language which a person has grown up speaking from early childhood.. Kiswahili ni mother tongue kwa watanzania wengi kwasababu ya ile sera ya ujamaa, watu wa makabila tofauti walikutanishwa na Kiswahili wakaishi pamoja, wakaona, wakazaa, kitu kilichopelekea watoto wengi waliozaliwa kwenye majiji na towns kutojua kabisa vernacular languages za wazazi wao, kwa mfano Mimi binafsi sijui lugha ya baba wala mamaangu, najua Kiswahili na kiingereza kwa asilimia fulani basi.. NB: kuna hatari ya hiz vernacular languages kupotea kabisa hapa tz since watu wengi wanakimbilia mijini kuanzisha maisha, ni mara chache sana kukutana na mtanzania anaishi mjini akizungumza lugha za kikabila, na kwamaana hiyo basi Kiswahili has now become the mother tongue and the first language to many Tanzanians.. sijui unanielewa Simba .?

Ataelewaje mzee wakati bichwa lake anatumia kubebea kuni tuu
 
hahahahah nimecheka yangu yote,..
eti bongo mafunzo ya maths, physics, chemistry, biology..
diploma, degree, masters, phd.. yote, mnafunzwa kwa kiswahili..!
mnashida kweli. ata juzi nilishangaa sana kuona certificate zenu za degree na masters kuandikwa kwa kiswahili.!! Realy! like seriously.
kumaanisha hautavuka nayo nje ya mipaka zenu, wala kupokea 'foreign students' in tz.. ole wangu watzii.
kenya we are small 'england'
Slave mentality
 

IMF to give Kenya additional $407m budgetary support​

THURSDAY JUNE 24 2021​


IMF executive board approves the release of an additional $407 million budgetary support for Kenya. PHOTO | FILE | NMG

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  • In April this year IMF Board approved a $2.34 billion three-year financing package for Kenya to support the government’s next phase of the Covid-19 response, enhance governance and reduce debt vulnerabilities while safeguarding resources to protect vulnerable groups.
By JAMES ANYANZWA
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The International Monetary Fund (IMF) executive board has approved the release of an additional $407 million budgetary support for Kenya after being satisfied with the government’s commitment to socio-economic and structural reforms under its 38-month financing programme with the East African nation.

In a statement Wednesday the Fund said the Board’s decision allows for an aggregate immediate disbursement of $407 million, bringing Kenya’s total disbursements for budget support under the under the Extended Credit Facility (ECF) and the Extended Fund Facility (EFF) programme to about $714.5 million.

In April this year IMF Board approved a $2.34 billion three-year financing package for Kenya to support the government’s next phase of the Covid-19 response, enhance governance and reduce debt vulnerabilities while safeguarding resources to protect vulnerable groups.

As part of the review, the board was satisfied that Kenyan authorities are showing strong commitment to their reform agenda in challenging circumstances and are acting to reduce debt vulnerabilities while maintaining support for the economic recovery.

“The Kenyan authorities continue to demonstrate strong commitment to their fiscal reform agenda during this unprecedented global shock. Performance under the EFF/ECF arrangements has been broadly satisfactory despite a challenging environment,” said Antoinette Sayeh, IMF’s Deputy Managing Director and Acting Chair of the Executive Board.

“Maintaining momentum on the structural reform agenda is important. The very substantial progress made in assessing the financial situations of state-owned enterprises (SOEs) that pose the largest fiscal risks provides a solid basis for identifying least-cost approaches to address their financial challenges, and should be complemented with efforts to improve oversight and management of SOEs more broadly,” added Ms Sayeh.

According to IMF Kenya’s debt indicators, such as debt service as a share of exports and revenues, have worsened due to the Covid-19 shock, and fiscal adjustment under the new three-year programme are expected to reduce debt-related risks and put debt as a share of GDP firmly on a declining path by the end of the arrangements.

Kenya was hit hard at the onset by the Covid-19 pandemic, with the economy contracting to 0.1 percent in 2020 from 5.4 percent in 2019.

According to the IMF, Kenya’s debt remains sustainable but it is at high risk of debt distress.

In May last year the Fund approved the disbursement of $739 million to be drawn under the Rapid Credit Facility (RCF) to support the government’s response to the Covid-19 pandemic.

 
Geza Ulole ....you poor child. is this the best you can do to derail this thread?!

I got some razor blades in small bite sizes just enough to cure that bitterness in your mouth.

 

10 soldiers die, 13 hurt as military chopper crash lands in Kenya​



THURSDAY JUNE 24 2021​

Kajiado KDF chopper crash

Kenya Defence Forces (KDF) personnel cordon off the scene of the military helicopter crash in Oltepesi, Kajiado West, on June 24, 2021. Ten Kenya Air Force soldiers died in the crash. PHOTO | VINCENT ACHUKA | NMG
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By VINCENT ACHUKA
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Ten Kenya Air Force personnel have died while 13 others sustained injuries after the military aircraft they were in crash landed during training in Kajiado West, south of the capital Nairobi.

According to a statement signed by the Kenya Defence Forces (KDF) Spokesperson Zipporah Kioko, the Mi 171E helicopter crash landed around 9am on Thursday.


Col Kioko added that those who were injured were taken to the Defence Forces Memorial Hospital in Nairobi. Bodies of the 10 soldiers who died in the crash have been moved to Nairobi.

She said aircraft accident investigators were at the scene to establish the cause of the crash.

Kajiado West Deputy County Commissioner Muranga Morakwa said that KDF has been training in the area for a long time.

Prior to the crash, the helicopter circled in the air for over 20 minutes as those on board scrambled to jump out.

 
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