Battle: Dar es Salaam vs Nairobi

Tunajua hamtumii panga, ni mwendo wa mguu wa kuku aka chapa risasi. Hypocrisy at its best, ata hamnaga aibu mkileta story za ukabila.
Hata hiyo BBI unayoiongelelea, umeisoma, ikakuonyesha Uhuru will be a PM ones it's passed? Porojo za vijiweni ndo mnaleta hapa. Go find concrete facts before engaging in our political arena!
 
I see mungiki getting back in conjunction with Kiambu mafia and Incompetent Police killing thousands of you if Gikuyu will deliberately dare to harm William Lootal.
Wewe nawe wacha kuchanganya madesa unapaswa kujua Kiambu Mafia ni nani na Mungiki ni nani pia na wana uhusiano gani na Wakikuyu (Gikuyu tribe)! Hao uliowataja ni wakikuyu kwa hiyo hawawezi kuua watu wa kabila moja! William Ruto ni Mkalenjin na kama mauaji yatafanywa na watu wa kabila lake dhidi ya Wakikuyu waliowasaliti!!
 
Hehe, ushaanza tena na ma celebs. Nikileta list hapa waliofika KE, uanze kupotea!
 

Govt to suspend issuance of sugar import permits​

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August 7, 2021
07Aug 2021
By Guardian Reporter
Dodoma
Business
The Guardian
Govt to suspend issuance of sugar import permits

THE government has said that it will suspend the issuance of sugar import permits to companies that are local producers of the product starting next year.


Agriculture Minister, Prof Adolf Mkenda.

Agriculture Minister, Prof Adolf Mkenda said the shortage of the product in the country is not due to the shortage of sugarcane but sugar manufacturers’ failure to increase their factories sugarcane processing capacity.

Prof Mkenda made the remarks in Dodoma on Thursday as he was addressing delegates of the 7th agricultural stakeholders conference held at Asante Estates at Ntyuka area.

“The government will not issue sugar import permits to local manufacturers from next year. By 2022, the country would be capable of producing enough sugar for local consumption because efforts are ongoing to expand existing factories as well as construction of new industries,” said the minister.

Minister Mkenda was concerned that more than 350,000 tonnes of sugarcane produced by out growers at the Kilombero valley in Morogoro Region are destroyed over lack of market.

He said Tanzania imports more than 40,000 tonnes of the sweetener each year, an amount that could be produced locally. He urged the sugar factories to expand their factories to be able to purchase all the sugarcane produced by small scale farmers.

Prof Mkenda warned against illegal importation of sugar in the country’s markets insisting legal measures will be taken against anyone proved to have violated the set regulations.

He added that expansion of the factories would help in creating millions of jobs for young Tanzanians as the demand for sugarcane will increase.

In February this year, the minister said that the government will gave the mandate for sugar importation to the Sugar Board of Tanzania (SBT).

The comment signals change in the government policy, which has been allowing traders to import sugar to offset the shortages.

Recent reports indicate that Tanzania's demand for domestic sugar was 470,000 metric tons, while the country's five sugar processing factories had the capacity of producing 378,000 tonnes in 2019.
 
Bado hujagusa meli na chelezo pia
 

Those idle facilities at Isiolo and Kisumu are not international airports! All International airports can accomodate B747s!








Now expansion of runway from 1.4 km to 2.5 km still will not be able to accomodate continental planes!
 
Sasa kwanini wakina Onyango waiende huko Asia au Middle East.
 
Sasa kwanini wakina Onyango waiende huko Asia au Middle East.
Mpaka ubora wako uonekane huko nje, kama vipi hata yeye mwenyewe anatamani apate contract ka hizo. Amuulize ndugu yake engineer anayekula hela ndefu huko kwa wamanga! 🤣
 
 

Kisumu International - Kenya​

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Kisumu Airport (KIS)​

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Kisumu, Kenya (KE) Medium airport
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IATA CodeKIS
ICAO CodeHKKI
FAA Code
Latitude
-0.086139
Longitude34.7289009
Time ZoneAfrica/Nairobi (GMT +3:00)

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  • Station ID:
  • HKKI
  • Observation Time:
  • 2021-08-09 07:00:00am

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Runway Data​


RunwayLength (feet)Width (feet)Surface Type
16,51198ASP

Frequency Data​


TypeDescriptionFrequency (MHz)
GNDGND121.6
TWRTWR118.8

Destinations​


Kisumu Airport Destinations List​

This list shows the 2 locations you can fly to from Kisumu Airport

DestinationIATAAirlines Flying Route
Eldoret InternationalEDLFly540
Jomo Kenyatta InternationalNBOFly540, Kenya Airways

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New Kisumu Airport​

Walters Julie
October 13, 2011 at 1:23 pm
Just want to say that Kisumu airport has been relocated and newly built. Its larger now and neater. I’m not yet sure though when they will have international airplanes landing there? That would be great and worth it – for it’s a lovely fun city!

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MY TAKE
Kisumu international airport ina runway ya 1.9 km! IRMAO hii ni airstrip na si international airport

 
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