Battle: Dar es Salaam vs Nairobi

Battle: Dar es Salaam vs Nairobi

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fanya hivi dogo kama uko na kende.., nataka uweke Dar business districts zote, moja baada ya nyingine bila kurudia rudia., maybe angles same page, nami nikujibu, tuone nani ataishiwa pumzi., kiswahili na hadithi za vijiweni weka pembeni..., I dare u now.., nikuonyeshe Dar ni CBD ndogo na vijiji kubwa.., anza uwanja ni wako.......,
 
Palm Village

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The idiot has disappeared! 😂 😂 😂 😂 let me go for coffee..,
 

Richest African Countries 2021​

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GDP (IMF '19): $90.97 Bn
GDP (UN '16): $70.31 Bn
Per Capita: $70.31 Bn

Many of the world's poorest nations are in Africa. Most economies are unstable, and poverty is widespread. There are, however, some African countries that have the fastest-growing economies in the world. The largest components of the African economy are agriculture, trade, and natural resources, and the African economy is expected to reach a GDP of $29 trillion by 2050.
While there are several ways to compare a nation's wealth, one of the best ways to measure is by taking a look at the purchasing gross domestic product – or GDP – of a nation. This is the value of the goods and services that come from a nation for one year. GDP does not consider the difference in the cost of living and inflation rates between countries as GDP per capita at purchasing power parity (PPP) does.

Richest African Countries by GDP​


GDP information from the International Monetary Fund was used to determine the wealthiest African countries. Six African countries have GDPs of over $100 billion. The top ten wealthiest African countries are:
  1. Nigeria - $514.05 billion
  2. Egypt - $394.28 billion
  3. South Africa - $329.53 billion
  4. Algeria - $151.46 billion
  5. Morocco - $124 billion
  6. Kenya - $106.04 billion
  7. Ethiopia - $93.97 billion
  8. Ghana - $74.26 billion
  9. Ivory Coast - $70.99 billion
  10. Angola - $66.49 billion
 

Richest African Countries 2021​

ETH
GDP (IMF '19): $90.97 Bn
GDP (UN '16): $70.31 Bn
Per Capita: $70.31 Bn

Many of the world's poorest nations are in Africa. Most economies are unstable, and poverty is widespread. There are, however, some African countries that have the fastest-growing economies in the world. The largest components of the African economy are agriculture, trade, and natural resources, and the African economy is expected to reach a GDP of $29 trillion by 2050.
While there are several ways to compare a nation's wealth, one of the best ways to measure is by taking a look at the purchasing gross domestic product – or GDP – of a nation. This is the value of the goods and services that come from a nation for one year. GDP does not consider the difference in the cost of living and inflation rates between countries as GDP per capita at purchasing power parity (PPP) does.

Richest African Countries by GDP​


GDP information from the International Monetary Fund was used to determine the wealthiest African countries. Six African countries have GDPs of over $100 billion. The top ten wealthiest African countries are:
  1. Nigeria - $514.05 billion
  2. Egypt - $394.28 billion
  3. South Africa - $329.53 billion
  4. Algeria - $151.46 billion
  5. Morocco - $124 billion
  6. Kenya - $106.04 billion
  7. Ethiopia - $93.97 billion
  8. Ghana - $74.26 billion
  9. Ivory Coast - $70.99 billion
  10. Angola - $66.49 billion
WATANZANIA TAFADHALI HESHIMUNI KENYA BAFOONS
 

Richest African Countries 2021​

ETH
GDP (IMF '19): $90.97 Bn
GDP (UN '16): $70.31 Bn
Per Capita: $70.31 Bn

Many of the world's poorest nations are in Africa. Most economies are unstable, and poverty is widespread. There are, however, some African countries that have the fastest-growing economies in the world. The largest components of the African economy are agriculture, trade, and natural resources, and the African economy is expected to reach a GDP of $29 trillion by 2050.
While there are several ways to compare a nation's wealth, one of the best ways to measure is by taking a look at the purchasing gross domestic product – or GDP – of a nation. This is the value of the goods and services that come from a nation for one year. GDP does not consider the difference in the cost of living and inflation rates between countries as GDP per capita at purchasing power parity (PPP) does.

Richest African Countries by GDP​


GDP information from the International Monetary Fund was used to determine the wealthiest African countries. Six African countries have GDPs of over $100 billion. The top ten wealthiest African countries are:
  1. Nigeria - $514.05 billion
  2. Egypt - $394.28 billion
  3. South Africa - $329.53 billion
  4. Algeria - $151.46 billion
  5. Morocco - $124 billion
  6. Kenya - $106.04 billion
  7. Ethiopia - $93.97 billion
  8. Ghana - $74.26 billion
  9. Ivory Coast - $70.99 billion
  10. Angola - $66.49 billion

link uliyoweka ni hii hapa
na data za Tanzania hazijawekwa kwenye hio website
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kamdanganye bibi yako na machizi wenzako wa kenya
 

Richest African Countries 2021​

ETH
GDP (IMF '19): $90.97 Bn
GDP (UN '16): $70.31 Bn
Per Capita: $70.31 Bn

Many of the world's poorest nations are in Africa. Most economies are unstable, and poverty is widespread. There are, however, some African countries that have the fastest-growing economies in the world. The largest components of the African economy are agriculture, trade, and natural resources, and the African economy is expected to reach a GDP of $29 trillion by 2050.
While there are several ways to compare a nation's wealth, one of the best ways to measure is by taking a look at the purchasing gross domestic product – or GDP – of a nation. This is the value of the goods and services that come from a nation for one year. GDP does not consider the difference in the cost of living and inflation rates between countries as GDP per capita at purchasing power parity (PPP) does.

Richest African Countries by GDP​


GDP information from the International Monetary Fund was used to determine the wealthiest African countries. Six African countries have GDPs of over $100 billion. The top ten wealthiest African countries are:
  1. Nigeria - $514.05 billion
  2. Egypt - $394.28 billion
  3. South Africa - $329.53 billion
  4. Algeria - $151.46 billion
  5. Morocco - $124 billion
  6. Kenya - $106.04 billion
  7. Ethiopia - $93.97 billion
  8. Ghana - $74.26 billion
  9. Ivory Coast - $70.99 billion
  10. Angola - $66.49 billion
Mlishadrop mko chini ya Ethiopia

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ignorance inafanya ujipige risasi kwa mguu., expressway has a huge imapct on Kenya's economy u idiot., what we lose on traffic jam along that road per day is huge!., ama wewe ulikua unaangalia loan ya kujenga na sio faida or impact to Nairobi's economy?
Hiyo hela mgeweka kwenye construction ya proper brt system ingesaidia sana kuliko hiyo expressway maana users wa hiyo expressway ni wachache sana kuliko watakaotumia mass transit systems tumia akili kidogo dont be blinded by shiny project as you said earlier.
 
Kenya makazi yanajengwa kwa estates, in well organized area, kuna mpangilio., zenyu ziko kiholela amuwezi ziita estates, ila ni estates, but confused ones, angalia hizo umeweka sasa ni upper class in dar., nyie wengine wengi wa kawaida na the so called middle class ni hapa [emoji116] [emoji116] dogo.., watu hawawezi kumiliki magari hapa, wata park wapi, njia panya kwa wingi[emoji23][emoji23]..,
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Kweli kabisa hata kibera na Mathare ni estates kubwa sana
 
Toa ujinga wako hapa, Nani hajui kuwa magu-fool alikuwa the biggest liar in Tanzania. Maybe hizo 12,000 ziko kwa kaburi ya magu-fool 😂😂😂😂👇👇👇


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Source za mwaka jana from the gvt zinasema tanzania ina 13000km paved and 2000 under construction 😂😂😂 unajitia ujinga bado unazitaka bakora
 
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