Battle: Dar es Salaam vs Nairobi

mwathadan said:
miradi ni nyingi sana inafanywa na serikali kuu, serikali za county pamoja na private sector. usijione una miradi nyingi kutushinda kwa kuwa sisi hatutupi progress ya miradi yetu hapa JamiiForums.

FYI thika road brt ina stations 10 si moja. sema most of the stations zinafanana
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Tuoneshe hizo station 10.
 
Geza Ulole said:

Demand soars with thousands registering for Covid vaccine​

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August 4, 2021
04Aug 2021
By Guardian Reporter
Dar es Salaam

News
The Guardian

Demand soars with thousands registering for Covid vaccine

THE government may create a waiting list as thousands of Tanzanians from various regions registered for Covid-19 vaccine following the official launch of national inoculation drive last week.

As of yesterday, Dar es Salaam Region had more than 10,000 applicants listing their names to get the Johnson & Johnson vaccine which the government received recently from the United States.

A big chunk of the one and quarter million doses has already been spent on frontline and at-risk groups such as healthcare providers, the elderly, people with underlying conditions and lately—journalists.

In Moshi, regional secretariat official SaidiMtanda urged medical personnel to assist people in filling the consent forms, especially those who can barely read or write, as the vaccination exercise in the district was launched at Majengo health centre.

He also urged medical practitioners to avoid being biased in providing the vaccines, insisting on priority to be given to identified groups.

“We do not expect our people to use the opportunity to receive bribes. Conduct yourelf professionally as what we want is for people to get vaccinated,” he said.

In Mwanza, Regional Commissioner Robert Gabriel led residents to roll out the vaccination exercise at the SekouToure referral hospital.

Speaking shortly after receiving the vaccine, the RC people to go and get vaccinated in the 27 centres put up in the region. The jab is voluntary and the region has prioritised people aged above 50 and those with complications such as diabetes, he stated.

He said experts have confirmed that the vaccine was safe and thus no need exist to pay attention to rumours against the vaccine in social media outlets and various other gatherings.

Despite the country receiving the vaccine there is need for more education on the continued use of masks and sanitizers, he affirmed, after taking the jab accompanied by the CCM regional chairman Anthony Diallo and Nyamagana DC, Amina Makilagi.

In Arusha, residents turned up in large numbers at the Arusha International Convention Centre (AICC) where the exercise was launched, with long queues of people of different ages ready to get the jab.

Geofrey Pinda, deputy minister for Justice and Constitutional Affairs, was among those who turned up to vaccinate and used the gathering to urge people to come out and get vaccinated.

Dar es Salaam Regional Commissioner Amos Makalla said thousands had already booked to receive the jab, saying he was informed that more than 10,000 people had already booked to get vaccines and the regional leadership worries that the jabs will run out soon.

Around 550 centers have been set up to provide the jabs in 26 regions across the country, with Health ministry officials saying the first drive targets health workers, those above 50 years and people with underlying conditions.

Chief Government Spokesman Gerson Msigwa said on Sunday that 11 million doses of Covid-19 vaccines under the COVAX facility are expected in the near future. Under the programme each recipient country receives doses for at least 20 per cent of its population, he added.
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These are silly narratives driven by Kikwete and the gang from CCM.

Majory have zero business with these "vaccines" poisons.
 
Geza Ulole said:
Kwani unafikiri Tanzania is like Kunyaland hebu angalia the top mobile companies wanavyoshindana! Vodacom can pack and go and the 2nd and 3rd market shareholders take over the market share!

The market is very competitive with the following operational service providers:

Fixed network operators:

  1. Tanzania Telecommunications Company Limited (TTCL)
  2. Zanzibar Telecommunications Limited (ZANTEL)
Mobile network operators:

  1. Tanzania Telecommunications Company Limited (TTCL)
  2. Zanzibar Telecommunications Limited (ZANTEL)
  3. Vodacom Tanzania Limited
  4. MIC Tanzania Limited (TIGO)
  5. Airtel Tanzania Limited
  6. Smile
  7. Viettel (HALOTEL)
Operators Subscription Market Share


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Operators Subscription Market Share
Source: Telcom Statistics March 2020 – www.tcra.go.tz

The Tanzania Communications Regulatory Authority (TCRA), established by the TCRA Act no. 12 of 2003, is an independent authority governing the Postal, Broadcasting and Electronic communications industries in the Tanzania. TCRA regulates Tanzania’s telecommunications industry. For more details visit: www.tcra.go.tz.

Summary of trends in Telecom Statistics

Year20122013201420152016201720182019
Fixed176,367164,999142,950142,819129,597127,094124,23876,288
Mobile27,450,78927,442,82334,108,85139,665,60040,044,18639,953,86043,497,26148,863,584
Total27,627,15627,607,82234,251,80139,808,41940,173,78340,080,95443,621,49948,939,872
Penetration61%61%71%79%80%78%81%88%
Source: Telcom Statistic March 2020 – www.tcra.go.tz
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Several companies that all struggling? What's the point? Safaricom monopolized because it's just too good. Their services are excellent. Mark you, Safaricom is more expensive than all the other service providers in Kenya but they still just can't compete. In your case, all your providers are strugglers. Remember Safaricom has more subscribers than all your providers combined yet we also have Airtel, Telecom and Equitel.
 
coodip1 said:
Uchumi ambao hauwezi ku implement even a single small project using internal resources ni uchumi wa makaratasi.
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Bongolalas kawaida yenu maneno mengi bila facts.....unajua ni km ngapi za barabara zinajengwa sasa hivi na serikali kuu na zile za county???nyinyi mna mradi size ya lamu port??unajua mombasa na kisumu ports zina undergo expansion?mna mradi wowote kama konza city??unajua sasa hivi dams zaidi ya 5 zipo under construction kenya?? unajua kuna airport mpya inajengwa kule nakuru(jkia,mia na malindi airport pia zina undergo expansion)?? unajua zaidi ya km 500 ya mgr inakua refurbished? n.k, n.k, n.k ....licha ya haya yote bado zaidi ya $3.5b zingaiwa serikali za county ambazo some of the money zinatumika kwa maendeleo..just because hatuoneshi haimanishi mna miradi nyingi kutushinda. trust me tunatenga fedha nyingi kwenye maendeleo kuwashinda and that's a fact
 
mwathadan said:
Bongolalas kawaida yenu maneno mengi bila facts.....unajua ni km ngapi za barabara zinajengwa sasa hivi na serikali kuu na zile za county???nyinyi mna mradi size ya lamu port??unajua mombasa na kisumu ports zina undergo expansion?mna mradi wowote kama konza city??unajua sasa hivi dams zaidi ya 5 zipo under construction kenya?? unajua kuna airport mpya inajengwa kule nakuru(jkia,mia na malindi airport pia zina undergo expansion)?? unajua zaidi ya km 500 ya mgr inakua refurbished? n.k, n.k, n.k ....licha ya haya yote bado zaidi ya $3.5b zingaiwa serikali za county ambazo some of the money zinatumika kwa maendeleo..just because hatuoneshi haimanishi mna miradi nyingi kutushinda. trust me tunatenga fedha nyingi kwenye maendeleo kuwashinda and that's a fact
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Kwa fedha za mikopo sio? Wewe Mkunya unajua kuna Lake and sea ports ngapi zinajengwa na kupanuliwa kama Tanga, Mtwara, Kigoma na Karema ports kwa fedha za ndani? 🤣 🤣 🤣

 
Geza Ulole said:
Kwa fedha za mikopo sio? Wewe Mkunya unajua kuna Lake and sea ports ngapi zinajengwa na kupanuliwa kama Tanga, Mtwara, Kigoma na Karema ports kwa fedha za ndani? 🤣 🤣 🤣

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Miradi mingi ni kwa pesa za ndani mzee, hatusemi kama nyie, nyinyi mnajua tu akina SGR na expressway, Lamu port imejengwaq na pesa ya nani? mchina ama mzungu? ata kama ingekua mkopo, pesa ni ya kenya kwa vile sio msaada., Kenya sio size yenyu., you don't have the magnitude of programs and projects to the local levels as Kenya's., mnajua tu zile zenyu kubwa ambazo CCM wanatumia kama propaganda ili waendelee kuwatawala.., but what Kenya is doing is both macro and micro in equal measures.., the reason local govt budget is huge, education is by far bigger than any of your sector,., kuna programs running., Tanzania mko level moja na Mozambique, Rwanda na Malawi, bado mnajenga miundo mbinu, u still don't have muscles to run other sectors sufficiently.., revenue ni kidogo, budget ni ndogo ilhali revenue is not even half of it!!., mko ovyo sana,..,
 
Geza Ulole said:
Kwa fedha za mikopo sio? Wewe Mkunya unajua kuna Lake and sea ports ngapi zinajengwa na kupanuliwa kama Tanga, Mtwara, Kigoma na Karema ports kwa fedha za ndani? 🤣 🤣 🤣

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Kalongolongo republic, Sasa what's mtwara and Tanga ports in comparison to Lamu?😂🤣🤣
 
Please let's us not forget that lamu Port will be receiving ships from Tanzanian ports for cargo transhipment 😂😂🤣.


Progress of berth 2 and 3, completion set for October.

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MUHAS, SUA, NIMR link up to develop Covid-19 jab​

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August 5, 2021
05Aug 2021
Correspondent
Morogoro
News

The Guardian

MUHAS, SUA, NIMR link up to develop Covid-19 jab

THE Sokoine University of Agriculture (SUA), Muhimbili University of Health and Allied Science (MUHAS) and the National Institute of Medical Research (NIMR) have joined forces to develop a Covid-19 vaccine.


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SUA Vice Chancellor Prof Raphael Chibunda.
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Speaking during the launch of a vaccination drive at the institution yesterday, SUA Vice Chancellor Prof Raphael Chibunda said the tripartite efforts are meant to end dependency on jabs from abroad.

Tanzania launched its national inoculation campaign a week ago after receiving the first batch of over one million doses of the Johnson & Johnson vaccine donated by the United States through the World Health Organization's Covax facility.

Prof Chibunda said the home-grown initiative which is in exploratory stages is meant to see Tanzania producing enough Covid-19 vaccines instead of relying on donations from other countries.

He said as for now, all vaccines that are being administered have been imported, but as the country’s intellectuals, and in their positions in the mentioned universities, have seen the need to embark on research to satisfy the country’s need for vaccines for Covid-19.

Following the delivery of vaccines to Morogoro Region, SUA submitted a request for establishing a vaccination centre there due to the big number of students – over 15,000 including 2,000 employees and academic staff members, many of whom are of advanced age.

He thanked the office of the Regional Commissioner and the Regional Medical Office for accepting the request, allocating them 500 doses that would be administered to people in the special priority groups.

Prof Chibunda said he believes the small number of doses allocated will be increased as days go by, urging the university community to disregard what was being circulated in the social media.

Dr Omary Kasuwi, heart diseases specialist and doctor in charge at SUA, thanked the government for the allocated doses as this will reduce challenges faced by members of SUA community seeking treatment at the hospital.
 
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