Battle: Dar es Salaam vs Nairobi

[Don YF]

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That one was 10kms from cbd and This is another false angle in Dar es Salam 15km from cbd.
Apparently we have so many false angles in Dar,
You can also bring one from Nairobi, if any

do u know the meaning of creating false perception? ni kama mtu avae three piece suit na kufunga tai na viatu vimeng'ara, kisha anatembea mjini ni kama mtu ambaye ako na ofisi ama CEO/boss mahali flani, kumbe ata kazi hana, ni fukara limeng'ara tu.., creating an erroneous impression on people who look at you.., false perception hiyo.., Dar is underdeveloped over 80%..,

 

[Don YF]

At first I thought that bus was written coward
That’s the image in my mind to many of the Kenyans and especially their leaders.
By the way tatu city was planned to look this way, 20 years later this is what you have to show us really
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Bado iko under construction.., yenyu haijaanza na mnapiga kelele.., in Tatu some sections are up and running., jomba bado mko chini yetu ukatae ukubali.., mko way below, mbona hilo liko wazi sana..,

 

[game over]

Hii si ndio hiyo sehemu mumepiga picha ki upropaganda?., yaani kuficha uharo uliozunguka hapa ili ionekane kama sehemu kubwa kumbe ni shopping centre , Eastleigh Nairobi ama Ngara are far ahead!.., wacha kusingizia vimaneno.,

Kwanini usiweke picha nzuri ya hiyo sehemu Mkuu wakati zipo , unalazimisha paonekane pabaya

 

[Don YF]

Watanzania kweli! vijimaneno mengi na zero facts..,

 

[game over]

do u know the meaning of creating false perception? ni kama mtu avae three piece suit na kufunga tai na viatu vimeng'ara, kisha anatembea mjini ni kama mtu ambaye ako na ofisi ama CEO/boss mahali flani, kumbe ata kazi hana, ni fukara limeng'ara tu.., creating an erroneous impression on people who look at you.., false perception hiyo.., Dar is underdeveloped over 80%..,

Yaani huwezi fanya make up ukaonekana mzuri kama wewe ni mbaya kwa asili, zaidi utaonanekana kituko
Ndio maana tunaweza kufanya false perception kama unavyodai sababu tayari tuna maeneo mazuri ya kufanya hivyo. Umeelewa ewe mkunya?

 

[Don YF]

Kwanini usiweke picha nzuri ya hiyo sehemu Mkuu wakati zipo , unalazimisha paonekane pabaya View attachment 1945836

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Siwezi lazimisha ionekane pabaya, naonyesha hali kamili ya hiyo sehemu, yaani kuna kilaza anajimwambafy eti eastern Europe ila sehemu ni ndogo sana., anaficha uhalisia.., mko nyuma bado., Dar ya maana ni hii hapa ambapo mtapiga picha hizi buildings angles tofauti na kuweka humu, yani mnajitekenya na mnacheka wenyewe.., inakubalika kuota ndoto.., inaweza timia msife moyo 😂 😂 😂 😂
Zaidi ya hapa.., no where meaningful.., Mombasa is your level ukitoa BRT tu.., na gorofa ndefu chache..,

 

[Don YF]

Yaani huwezi fanya make up ukaonekana mzuri kama wewe ni mbaya kwa asili, zaidi utaonanekana kituko
Ndio maana tunaweza kufanya false perception kama unavyodai sababu tayari tuna maeneo mazuri ya kufanya hivyo. Umeelewa ewe mkunya?

Umasikini na ushamba ndio inawasumbua, bado mko porini, yaani washamba nyie 😂 😂 ndio mmeanza kuona maendeleo mnashangaa shangaa mnajiita eti eastern Europe, na nyuma mmeficha uchochole 😂 😂 😂 😂 😂 😂 ,. mishamba kweli..,

 

[game over]

Bado iko under construction.., yenyu haijaanza na mnapiga kelele.., in Tatu some sections are up and running., jomba bado mko chini yetu ukatae ukubali.., mko way below, mbona hilo liko wazi sana..,

Hahaha, that’s just your opinion. But Unlike you, Sisi miji yetu yote tumeijenga na tunaendelea kuijenge wenyewe kwa 100% akili zetu na rasilimali zetu pasi ya mkono wa mzungu wala mchina, na tuko Huru kuamua lolote na hakuna wa kutuhoji. Ndio maana tulipuuza kelele za wazungu mlioshirikiana nao kutaka kukwamisha bwawa la Nyerere la megawatt 2110 kwa gharama ya bn 3$ na tukaamua kuajiri wamisri tunawalipa wanajenga.
Hata miji yetu including Dar tumeanza kuijenga far from the scratch, tazama sasa tulipofikia. Hii inathinitisha kuwa ngozi nyeusi tunaweza fanya mambo yetu wenyewe kwa kujisimamia na kujitegemea.
Hii ndio ilikuwa falsafa ya Mwalimu Nyerere na JPM, wapumzike kwa Amani.

 

[Naton Jr]

Tatu City..,

It looks like abandoned and whitelephant already!

No living thing around

 

[Don YF]

Hahaha, that’s just your opinion. But Unlike you, Sisi miji yetu yote tumeijenga na tunaendelea kuijenge wenyewe kwa 100% akili zetu na rasilimali zetu pasi ya mkono wa mzungu wala mchina, na tuko Huru kuamua lolote na hakuna wa kutuhoji. Ndio maana tulipuuza kelele za wazungu mlioshirikiana nao kutaka kukwamisha bwawa la Nyerere la megawatt 2110 kwa gharama ya bn 3$ na tukaamua kuajiri wamisri tunawalipa wanajenga.
Hata miji yetu including Dar tumeanza kuijenga far from the scratch, tazama sasa tulipofikia. Hii inathinitisha kuwa ngozi nyeusi tunaweza fanya mambo yetu wenyewe kwa kujisimamia na kujitegemea.
Hii ndio ilikuwa falsafa ya Mwalimu Nyerere na JPM, wapumzike kwa Amani.

Propaganda sipendi, vyanzo vya kutega uchumi havitoshi to meet recurrent expenditure kwa bajeti la taifa unaniambia nini wewe? mimi sio kilaza wa kudanganywa rahisi.., sasa ona vile serikali inajiaibisha eti iko na uwezo wa kujitegemea, propaganda za CCM baki nazo wewe..,
mifukara...,

Tanzania's national debt increases by $3.9 billion in one year, July central bank report reveals​

SUNDAY SEPTEMBER 19 2021​

Twin towers forming part of the complex that is the headquarters of the Bank of Tanzania in the heart of Dar es Salaam. A July central bank report shows that Tanzania’s debt stock rose by $3.9 billion in one year. PHOTO | FILE

Summary​

• The debt stock represented an increase of $436.8 million from the preceding month and $2.76 billion from July 2020.

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By Ashura Ngwai
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Dar es Salaam. The national debt increased by $3.9 billion in one year as the government is implementing infrastructure projects and improve provision of social services.

According to the Bank of Tanzania’s (BoT) monthly economic review, the debt stood at $33. 7 bill at the end of July this year, having increased by $3.9 billion from July 2020.

External debt, comprising the public and private sector, amounted to $25.96 billion at the end of July 2021 and accounted for 77 percent of the national debt.

The debt stock represented an increase of $436.8 million from the preceding month and $2.76 billion from July 2020.

“The profile of external debt by borrower category remained broadly unchanged, with debt owed by the central government accounting for 77.7 percent,” BoT stated.

According to the central bank of Tanzania, transport and telecommunication activities accounted for more than a quarter of outstanding external debt, associated with ongoing mega infrastructure projects, followed by social welfare and education, as well as energy and mining.

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On the other hand, the government domestic debt amounted to Sh17.8 trillion at the end of July 2021, a decrease of Sh1.12 trillion from June 2021 and an increase of Sh2.7 trillion from the corresponding period in 2020.

Longer-term instruments, which are Treasury bonds and stocks, sustained dominance in the composition of domestic debt, accounting for 84.7 percent of the stock.

External debt service payments amounted to $25.2 million, of which $21 million was principal, the central bank said.

 

[Don YF]

It looks like abandoned and whitelephant already!

No living thing around

Wivuu.., Kenya sio Tanzania ya domo domo ili kujiliwaza.., nenda kasemezane na wenzenu akina Malawi, ata kwa Ghana hamtoshi mboga!

Facts scream louder than propaganda

South African companies invest USD 100 million at Tatu City in Kenya
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NEWS PROVIDED BY
Tatu City
Jun 23, 2021, 05:43 ET

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TATU CITY, Kenya, June 23, 2021 /PRNewswire/ -- Investment by South African companies has topped USD 100 million at Tatu City. The 5,000-acre Special Economic Zone – located 30 minutes from central Nairobi – represents one of the largest concentrations of South African foreign direct investment in Kenya and East Africa.

Ms Jenny Coetzee (Left), MD, Crawford International, and H.E. Mr Mninwa Johannes Mahlangu, High Commissioner of South Africa to the Republic of Kenya, cutting the ribbon during the Crawford Road naming ceremony
South Africa's High Commissioner to Kenya, Mninwa Johannes Mahlangu, toured investments by leading South African companies at Tatu City on Tuesday. His stops included Crawford International school, a 20-acre, multi-billion-shilling investment by ADvTECH, the Johannesburg Stock Exchange-listed education group; Kenya Wine Agencies Ltd (KWAL), which is majority owned by South African beverage conglomerate Distell; and Cold Solutions, an investment by ARCH Emerging Markets Partners, which is backed by South African businessman Patrice Motsepe.
"I am delighted to witness these transformational investments South African businesses are making in Kenya," High Commissioner Mahlangu said at a ceremony to mark the naming of Crawford Road, which leads to Crawford International School in Tatu City. "The South African and Kenyan governments are committed to strong bilateral trade and investment, and our private sector businesses are natural partners to grow capital flows and knowledge exchange."
Jenny Coetzee, Managing Director, Crawford International, said that ADvTECH's first Crawford International school had experienced a surge in enrolment in Kenya since opening in 2019 in Tatu City.
High Commissioner Mahlangu visited the site of Cold Solutions, a 15,000 sqm flagship facility, which will improve food and pharmaceutical security and promote economic development in Kenya and the region. ARCH's Cold Chain Solutions East Africa Fund, which is undertaking the investment, is jointly owned by Africa Rainbow Capital, which is backed by South African entrepreneur Motsepe.
"Cold Solutions' first facility in Kenya is on track to open next year and experiencing strong demand from tenants ranging from food to pharmaceutical companies," said Jared Irving, Managing Director.
The high commissioner concluded his visit at KWAL, which broke ground on a USD 40 million production and distribution facility at Tatu City on 12 February 2021. In addition to Distell, the Kenyan Government is a significant shareholder through the Industrial and Commercial Development Corporation.

Nairobi-based plastics firm to open new plant at Tatu City​

THURSDAY JUNE 17 2021

Signage at Tatu City. FILE PHOTO | NMG

Super Plastics plans to open a new manufacturing facility at the Tatu Industrial Park’s light industrial and logistics zone.

The firm will specialise in manufacturing light density polyethene plastic products for cosmetics and pharmaceutical companies in Kenya and East Africa.

“We chose Tatu City because we want to settle into a modern industrial park and take advantage of the ready infrastructure.

“Tatu City’s fully-serviced plots already have ready roads, water, power, wastewater and ICT.

“Tatu City Special Economic Zone gives us incentives to increase our investment, expand our business and create more jobs. We also look forward to the opportunity to tap into the business-to-business synergies at Tatu Industrial Park,” said managing director Stephen Gathiaka.

Early this month, Tatu City appointed Australia-based construction company SMEC as the lead infrastructure consultant for the second phase of its Tatu Industrial Park development in Ruiru.

ALSO READ​

• 
  Tatu City picks Australian firm to put up infrastructure
• 
  AfDB-backed investors plan Sh7.5bn cold storage facility at Tatu City

SMEC will oversee tendering and building of roads, drainage, street lighting, water distribution pipeline and wastewater system, electrical networks and IT systems at the 2,500-acre site, with the work expected to be completed in May 2022.

The new city is expanding to meet the demand for businesses, homes and social amenities.

Already, phase one of the project, which measures 2,500 acres, is 90 percent complete.

Some of the latest companies to take up space at Tatu City are education books supplier Mountain Top Publishers and two schools — Crawford International and Nova Pioneer, with more than 3,000 students.

Mountain Top Publishers Moves To Tatu Industrial Park​

NAIROBI, Kenya, May 31-Mountain Top Publishers, a leading supplier of educational books to Kenyan schools, announced that it will open a new publishing facility in Tatu Industrial Park, East Africa’s leading light industrial and logistics zone.

Mountain Top Publishers specializes in educational books in both print and digital formats. The company’s mission is to spread the power of knowledge through high-quality, international standard education materials.

“We are pleased to welcome Mountain Top Publishers to Tatu Industrial Park,” said David Karimi, Head of Sales for Tatu City, the 5,000-acre Special Economic Zone located on Nairobi’s doorstep. “Tatu Industrial Park’s world-class roads, water, waste, and ICT provide the perfect platform for the company’s continued growth and education innovation.”

For nearly two decades, Mountain Top Publishers has supplied leading Kenyan education institutions. The company’s titles, available nationwide in leading bookstores and designed with a variety of learning experiences, are household names for parents and schools.

“The spirit of Kenya is rooted in our education, and Mountain Top Publishers is proud of the role it has played in the country’s scholastic excellence,” said Lawrence Njagi, Managing Director of Mountain Top Publishers and Chairman of the Kenyan Publishers’ Association. “The live-work-play environment of Tatu City is ideal for our new facility, where we will chart the next stage in Mountain Top Publishers’ growth.

Currently at Tatu City, more than 60 businesses have opened or started development, 5,000 homes are completed or under construction and two schools – Crawford International and Nova Pioneer – educate more than 3,000 students daily.

 

[diamond d]

Hii project itaboost maendeleo ya ubungo, SilconDar wakizubaa wanapitwa mda si mrefu.
Hivi mnakumbuka hii render?

Mbona km Hilo eneo sio render hii ni hiyo ya hapo juu?

 

[Geza Ulole]

Tatu City..,

Isuzu canter chassis for life!

 

[toptorn]

Mbona km Hilo eneo sio render hii ni hiyo ya hapo juu?

Sijakusoma mkuu

 

[Don YF]

Isuzu canter chassis for life!

Serves well..,

 

[Geza Ulole]

 

[Mgagaa na Upwa]

Propaganda sipendi, vyanzo vya kutega uchumi havitoshi to meet recurrent expenditure kwa bajeti la taifa unaniambia nini wewe? mimi sio kilaza wa kudanganywa rahisi.., sasa ona vile serikali inajiaibisha eti iko na uwezo wa kujitegemea, propaganda za CCM baki nazo wewe..,
mifukara...,

Tanzania's national debt increases by $3.9 billion in one year, July central bank report reveals​

SUNDAY SEPTEMBER 19 2021​

Twin towers forming part of the complex that is the headquarters of the Bank of Tanzania in the heart of Dar es Salaam. A July central bank report shows that Tanzania’s debt stock rose by $3.9 billion in one year. PHOTO | FILE

Summary​

• The debt stock represented an increase of $436.8 million from the preceding month and $2.76 billion from July 2020.

ADVERTISEMENT

By Ashura Ngwai
More by this Author

Dar es Salaam. The national debt increased by $3.9 billion in one year as the government is implementing infrastructure projects and improve provision of social services.

According to the Bank of Tanzania’s (BoT) monthly economic review, the debt stood at $33. 7 bill at the end of July this year, having increased by $3.9 billion from July 2020.

External debt, comprising the public and private sector, amounted to $25.96 billion at the end of July 2021 and accounted for 77 percent of the national debt.

The debt stock represented an increase of $436.8 million from the preceding month and $2.76 billion from July 2020.

“The profile of external debt by borrower category remained broadly unchanged, with debt owed by the central government accounting for 77.7 percent,” BoT stated.

According to the central bank of Tanzania, transport and telecommunication activities accounted for more than a quarter of outstanding external debt, associated with ongoing mega infrastructure projects, followed by social welfare and education, as well as energy and mining.

ADVERTISEMENT

On the other hand, the government domestic debt amounted to Sh17.8 trillion at the end of July 2021, a decrease of Sh1.12 trillion from June 2021 and an increase of Sh2.7 trillion from the corresponding period in 2020.

Longer-term instruments, which are Treasury bonds and stocks, sustained dominance in the composition of domestic debt, accounting for 84.7 percent of the stock.

External debt service payments amounted to $25.2 million, of which $21 million was principal, the central bank said.

 

[game over]

Siwezi lazimisha ionekane pabaya, naonyesha hali kamili ya hilo sehemu, yaani kuna kilaza anajimwambafy eti eastern Europe ila sehemu ni ndogo sana., anaficha uhalisia.., mko nyuma bado., Dar ya maana ni hii hapa ambapo mtachukua hizi buildings angles tofauti kujitekenya na mnacheka wenyewe.., inakubalika kuota ndoto.., inaweza timia msife moyo
Zaidi ya hapa.., no where meaningful.., Mombasa is your level ukitoa BRT tu.., na gorofa ndefu chache..,
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Naam, sasa hapa ni cbd pamoja na Kariakoo. Ni mbali kidogo na yale maeneo niliyokuwa nakuelewesha mwanzo, pia Inategemeana tu na mpiga picha na quality ya camera yake, naweza pia kukuletea hapa picha za nairobi zilizopauka na ukashangaa vile mji wenu ni wa kawaida na mchafu sana, maana nairobi ni kinara wa uchafu ukanda huu wote sababu nyie wakenya ni wachafu kwa asili yenu
By the way, CBD ya Dar ina majengo mengi sana na mazuri na ya kisasa yanayomilikiwa na watanzania wenyewe,
Naweza kukupa picha nzuri zaidi ya hizo kwa dar
Na pia kuhusu BRT, kumbuka Tuna km 30 za brt na sasa tunajenga nyingine 20 na mwakani tunaanza ujenzi wa phase nyingine
Kumbuka pia tutakuwa na reli ya kisasa zaidi ukanda huu inaanzia hapa dar hadi mwanza na Kigali rwanda, awamu mbili za mwanzo zinakamilika hivi karibuni na kwa awamu ya kwanza tumetumia bilioni 2$ kwa pesa zetu tukawalipa waturuki watujengee, ina uwezo wa kusafiri kwa spidi ya km 160/h maana yake ni kuwa mwakani december nitakuwa na uwezo wa kudandia mwendokasi hadi stesheni na kudandia train ya kisasa express massa matatu nipo mji wa kisasa Dodoma,

 

[Naton Jr]

Wivuu.., Kenya sio Tanzania ya domo domo ili kujiliwaza.., nenda kasemezane na wenzenu akina Malawi, ata kwa Ghana hamtoshi mboga!

Facts scream louder than propaganda

South African companies invest USD 100 million at Tatu City in Kenya​

USA - English​

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NEWS PROVIDED BY
Tatu City
Jun 23, 2021, 05:43 ET

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TATU CITY, Kenya, June 23, 2021 /PRNewswire/ -- Investment by South African companies has topped USD 100 million at Tatu City. The 5,000-acre Special Economic Zone – located 30 minutes from central Nairobi – represents one of the largest concentrations of South African foreign direct investment in Kenya and East Africa.

Ms Jenny Coetzee (Left), MD, Crawford International, and H.E. Mr Mninwa Johannes Mahlangu, High Commissioner of South Africa to the Republic of Kenya, cutting the ribbon during the Crawford Road naming ceremony
South Africa's High Commissioner to Kenya, Mninwa Johannes Mahlangu, toured investments by leading South African companies at Tatu City on Tuesday. His stops included Crawford International school, a 20-acre, multi-billion-shilling investment by ADvTECH, the Johannesburg Stock Exchange-listed education group; Kenya Wine Agencies Ltd (KWAL), which is majority owned by South African beverage conglomerate Distell; and Cold Solutions, an investment by ARCH Emerging Markets Partners, which is backed by South African businessman Patrice Motsepe.
"I am delighted to witness these transformational investments South African businesses are making in Kenya," High Commissioner Mahlangu said at a ceremony to mark the naming of Crawford Road, which leads to Crawford International School in Tatu City. "The South African and Kenyan governments are committed to strong bilateral trade and investment, and our private sector businesses are natural partners to grow capital flows and knowledge exchange."
Jenny Coetzee, Managing Director, Crawford International, said that ADvTECH's first Crawford International school had experienced a surge in enrolment in Kenya since opening in 2019 in Tatu City.
High Commissioner Mahlangu visited the site of Cold Solutions, a 15,000 sqm flagship facility, which will improve food and pharmaceutical security and promote economic development in Kenya and the region. ARCH's Cold Chain Solutions East Africa Fund, which is undertaking the investment, is jointly owned by Africa Rainbow Capital, which is backed by South African entrepreneur Motsepe.
"Cold Solutions' first facility in Kenya is on track to open next year and experiencing strong demand from tenants ranging from food to pharmaceutical companies," said Jared Irving, Managing Director.
The high commissioner concluded his visit at KWAL, which broke ground on a USD 40 million production and distribution facility at Tatu City on 12 February 2021. In addition to Distell, the Kenyan Government is a significant shareholder through the Industrial and Commercial Development Corporation.

Nairobi-based plastics firm to open new plant at Tatu City​

THURSDAY JUNE 17 2021

Signage at Tatu City. FILE PHOTO | NMG

Super Plastics plans to open a new manufacturing facility at the Tatu Industrial Park’s light industrial and logistics zone.

The firm will specialise in manufacturing light density polyethene plastic products for cosmetics and pharmaceutical companies in Kenya and East Africa.

“We chose Tatu City because we want to settle into a modern industrial park and take advantage of the ready infrastructure.

“Tatu City’s fully-serviced plots already have ready roads, water, power, wastewater and ICT.

“Tatu City Special Economic Zone gives us incentives to increase our investment, expand our business and create more jobs. We also look forward to the opportunity to tap into the business-to-business synergies at Tatu Industrial Park,” said managing director Stephen Gathiaka.

Early this month, Tatu City appointed Australia-based construction company SMEC as the lead infrastructure consultant for the second phase of its Tatu Industrial Park development in Ruiru.

ALSO READ​

• 
  Tatu City picks Australian firm to put up infrastructure
• 
  AfDB-backed investors plan Sh7.5bn cold storage facility at Tatu City

SMEC will oversee tendering and building of roads, drainage, street lighting, water distribution pipeline and wastewater system, electrical networks and IT systems at the 2,500-acre site, with the work expected to be completed in May 2022.

The new city is expanding to meet the demand for businesses, homes and social amenities.

Already, phase one of the project, which measures 2,500 acres, is 90 percent complete.

Some of the latest companies to take up space at Tatu City are education books supplier Mountain Top Publishers and two schools — Crawford International and Nova Pioneer, with more than 3,000 students.

Mountain Top Publishers Moves To Tatu Industrial Park​

NAIROBI, Kenya, May 31-Mountain Top Publishers, a leading supplier of educational books to Kenyan schools, announced that it will open a new publishing facility in Tatu Industrial Park, East Africa’s leading light industrial and logistics zone.

Mountain Top Publishers specializes in educational books in both print and digital formats. The company’s mission is to spread the power of knowledge through high-quality, international standard education materials.

“We are pleased to welcome Mountain Top Publishers to Tatu Industrial Park,” said David Karimi, Head of Sales for Tatu City, the 5,000-acre Special Economic Zone located on Nairobi’s doorstep. “Tatu Industrial Park’s world-class roads, water, waste, and ICT provide the perfect platform for the company’s continued growth and education innovation.”

For nearly two decades, Mountain Top Publishers has supplied leading Kenyan education institutions. The company’s titles, available nationwide in leading bookstores and designed with a variety of learning experiences, are household names for parents and schools.

“The spirit of Kenya is rooted in our education, and Mountain Top Publishers is proud of the role it has played in the country’s scholastic excellence,” said Lawrence Njagi, Managing Director of Mountain Top Publishers and Chairman of the Kenyan Publishers’ Association. “The live-work-play environment of Tatu City is ideal for our new facility, where we will chart the next stage in Mountain Top Publishers’ growth.

Currently at Tatu City, more than 60 businesses have opened or started development, 5,000 homes are completed or under construction and two schools – Crawford International and Nova Pioneer – educate more than 3,000 students daily.

Tatu City is kind of Orania city of South Africa for whites only, after squeezing each angle of productivity on their full ownership now they make their own little world at the midst of well milked cows,

ndio maana mnakufa kwa njaa while whites own every peace of fertile for their cash crops, Tatu City is 1000% owned by whites and you hunger stricken nut they won't be comfortable to welcome you there for some crucial private criteria!

 

[game over]

Umasikini na ushamba ndio inawasumbua, bado mko porini, yaani washamba nyie ndio mmeanza kuona maendeleo mnashangaa shangaa mnajiita eti eastern Europe, na nyuma mmeficha uchochole ,. mishamba kweli..,

Okay ukitaka tuongelee kwa angle hiyo then fine, mimi somehow nimesafiri
Ulaya na nchi kadhaa za Africa.
Bado tuna safari ndefu but we are determined. Kenya hapo hamna kitu ambacho hakipo Tz. Yes Kenya na Tz zote ni nchi za ulimwengu wa tatu. Hakuna tofauti kati ya Kenya, Tz na UG