Our drainage systems are clean you can even ride a bike in them but pot holes in your roads make driving almost impossible
Our drainage systems are clean you can even ride a bike in them but pot holes in your roads make driving almost impossibleBicycle lanes za dar vipi[emoji1787][emoji1787][emoji1787]
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Wewe tunabishania nini? Hapo ni nje ya picadilly arcade, na hio street inaitwa picadilly. Unataka kutuonyesha unajua london ama.Hakuna kitu kama outside picadilly circus it's either picadilly circus or not taja sehemu kama huwezi usaidiwe
Hivi unafikiria kamati kuu nec wakiita Wabunge wao wa CCM na kuwalazimisha kupitisha mswada wa kodi watakataa? Hamna political will hapo kwa vile sidhani kama Wabunge wa CCm wana nguvu kuliko chama!
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Usibadilishe picha ile picha iliyokuwa na bus iweke hapa acha ukajanja hapa.Wewe tunabishania nini? Hapo ni nje ya picadilly arcade, na hio street inaitwa picadilly. Unataka kutuonyesha unajua london ama.View attachment 1877241
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Na Ili ku justify tozo za miamala lazima Hawa tumbili walipe kodimama anavyotafuta pesa hili swala litakuja.. wabunge watakatwa kodi .. kwanza kujadiliwa kwake ni kama initiative flan hiv ili hilo jambo lifanyike
Hvi ww unajua over 50% ya budget ya kenya ni kulipa madeni?? Je unajua robo nzima ya budget inaenda kulipa mishahara 😆😆😆Ni kawaida hiyo mbona,angalia mchanganuo wa deni la Taifa na hotuba ya bajeti ya Tzn utaona kwamba Serikali kukopa kwa ajili ya ku service madeni sio jambo jipya
Mjinga mpe cheo 😆😆😆😆Mji wa Nairobi kwa upande wa barabara upo vizuri. Dar barabara siyo nzuri.
Na ukitumia hizi fikra zako utasemaje kuhusu Tanzania? bro si basi mko ovyo zaidi ya Kenya mara mia?, mko way below, kumbe haujiangalii.., madeni yenyu ya nje ni kubwa sana kuliko internal debt zaidi ya mara mbili!! Yaani external debt yenyu ni 71% na ya ndani ni 28%., nchi imehara 😂 😂 😂 😂 😂 soma this excerpt from your newspaper during budget;Japan ina madeni lakini most ya madeni yao ni ya ndani na sio ya nje 😆😆 ww ndio hujui hata historia ya hizo nchi
Alaf jua kutafautisha developed countries and developing countries ww huoni pamoja japan ina madeni lakini inakopesha na inatoa misaada nchi karibia zote za africa
External Debt most from world bank with low intrest and very long grace periodsNa ukitumia hizi fikra zako utasemaje kuhusu Tanzania? bro si basi mko ovyo zaidi ya Kenya mara mia?, mko way below, kumbe haujiangalii.., madeni yenyu ya nje ni kubwa sana kuliko internal debt zaidi ya mara mbili!! Yaani external debt yenyu ni 71% na ya ndani ni 28%., nchi imehara [emoji23] [emoji23] [emoji23] [emoji23] [emoji23] soma this excerpt from your newspaper during budget;
"...Finance minister Nchemba told Parliament last week that the Tanzania government’s debt stood at about Sh61 trillion as of April 2021 – constituting Sh43.7 trillion in external debt, and Sh17.3 trillion in domestic debt..." The Citizen Monday, June 14, 2021.
Debt servicing to cost East Africans Sh46.4 trillion
The major member countries of the East African Community (EAC) will feel the pinch of their growing debt burdens during the coming financial year which starts on July 1, 2021.www.thecitizen.co.tz
sasa google ujionee ya Kenya., 51% external.., nikisema Tanzania ni taifa fukara mnasema nawadharau ila mimi naongea ukweli tu..,
Taifa linalipa madeni., hapo sawa.., sio kulia lia kusamehewa., na ndege kushikwa na mkulima 😂 😂 😂 😂Kenya Resumes China Debt Repayment With $761 Million
bloomberg.com/news/articles/2021-07-31/kenya-resumes-china-debt-repayment-with-761-million-remittance
David Herbling
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- East African nation still seeks extension of DSSI relief
- Debt service costs seen surging 35% in year through June
Kenya has resumed servicing loans owed to China after Beijing’s six-month debt-repayment suspension expired in June, piling pressure on the exchequer.
The government began 2021-22 remittances, with the first batch to the Export–Import Bank of China amounting to 82.7 billion shillings ($761 million), according to Kenya’s Controller of Budget Margaret Nyakang’o. Repayments are for debt taken for projects, including a railroad between Kenya’s capital, Nairobi, and the port city of Mombasa, Nyakang’o said in emailed responses to questions.
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China postponed the repayments in January, helping the East African nation temporarily retain 27 billion shillings that was due for six months ending June 30. Renewing the payments comes as a blow to Kenya, which asked for an extension of the Debt Service Suspension Initiative -- under which the World Bank and International Monetary Fund urged the Group of 20 leading economies to help countries concentrate their resources on fighting the coronavirus pandemic.
Debt Burden
Kenya's debt-servicing cost is projected to grow 35% in 2021-22
Source: National Treasury
Note: Chart shows data for fiscal years ending June 30
Kenya’s debt-servicing costs are poised to surge 35% to a record 1.17 trillion shillings in the year through June 2022, according to the parliamentary budget office. That exceeds the administration’s 669 billion shillings budget for development projects during the period.
Debt Burden
China, which accounts for about one third of Kenya’s 2021-22 external debt service costs, is the nation’s biggest foreign creditor after the World Bank. Kenya plans to spend a total of 117.7 billion shillings on Chinese debt in the period, of which about 24.7 billion shillings is in interest payments and almost 93 billion shillings in redemptions, according to budget documents.
“The relief was useful, it gave Kenya a breather,” said John Mutua, a programs coordinator at Nairobi-based Institute of Economic Affairs. Resuming debt service “may mean borrowing more to plug the deficit, given covid-19 and the impact on revenue,” Mutua said, adding Kenya is heading into an election year when the economy usually slows down.
The swelling debt burden -- with the budget deficit projected at 7.5% of gross domestic product this fiscal year -- partly reflects a pile of repayments deferred from the previous period by DSSI creditors, according the lawmakers’ budget office. The IMF estimates Kenya would receive total debt relief of $361 million from the DSSI in the six months through December, if the arrangement is extended. The reprieve for January through June was $350 million, less than half the target of $680 million.
The Paris Club of creditors is yet to decide on Kenya’s request to extend the relief arrangement. The Chinese embassy in Nairobi did not immediately respond to a request for comment on Kenya’s request to further postpone payments.
“Sovereign lenders have the choice of deciding whether or not to grant DSSI,” National Treasury Principal Secretary Julius Muia said. He confirmed that “Kenya has resumed servicing interest and principal” on Chinese debt.
(Updates with comment from economics institute in second paragraph below Debt Burden subheadline)