Battle: Dar es Salaam vs Nairobi

Battle: Dar es Salaam vs Nairobi

Vintech said:
last year you was against it alafu sai eti tumuunge mama[emoji1][emoji1][emoji1],,, you was even mocking those who wear their masks on..
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Are you sure?, If it is true then it shows how flexible and adjustable I am, to re-evaluate and re-think, that is
not bad thing, but I don't remember if I mocked masks wearing, I was wearing masks myself most of the time, what I was mocking was daily announcement of Covid -19 infections without taking any important preventive measures
 
Vintech said:
Zanzibar and Arusha are the only places in Tanzania that looks a little bit organized with sharp brain people,,,the rest are just something else,,,
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Can you imagine this is Nairobi,
People poo in plastic bags and throw it away.
What is the difference between these people and pigs ?
Watch the Video

 

Kenya Airways, South African carrier to form regional airline​

BUSINESS​

By Peter Theuri | September 29th 2021​


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Kenya Airways (KQ) and South Africa Airways (SAA) have signed a memorandum of co-operation to co-start an African airline group that will enhance mutual growth potential between the two carriers.
The co-operation, which the airlines said is of “longer-term view” will include strategic positioning in global aviation, diversifying earning streams and reinforcing regional partnership in Africa through diplomatic and commercial relations.

It is expected that the deal will result to an increase in passenger and cargo traffic, and general trade by taking advantage of strengths in South Africa, Kenya and Africa.
Kenya Airways Group Managing Director Allan Kilavuka said the future of aviation and its long-term sustenance is hinged on cooperation
“KQ and SAA collaboration will enhance customer benefits by availing a larger combined passenger and cargo network, fostering the exchange of expertise, innovation, best practice and adopting home-grown organic solutions to technical and operational challenges,” he said.
SAA Interim Chief Executive Thomas Kgokolo said the co-operation, which includes demand recovery and other cost containment strategies, will aid recovery of both carriers in an increasingly competitive African airline environment.
“It will also enhance related Kenya and South Africa tourism circuits, which account for significant portions of respective country growth domestic product, benefiting from at least two attractive hubs in Johannesburg, Nairobi and possibly Cape Town,” he said.
“KQ and SAA, as iconic airline brands of Africa’s biggest and vibrant economies, are at the precipice of what could be Africa’s formidable pan-African airline.
 
game over said:
Can you imagine this is Nairobi,
People poo in plastic bags and throw it away.
What is the difference between these people and pigs ?
Watch the Video

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So you expected everyone in Nairobi to be a tycoon😄😄😄😄,,,I believe you can argue better than this,,, everyone in Nairobi as an equal survival grounds,,if you follow deep down you will find some of those guys making money more than some middle class people here in Nairobi!!
 

Kenya has the best e-infrastructure in Africa, study finds​

NEWS
By Betty Njeru | September 29th 2021​

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Infographic: Kenya ranks 79th globally in DQL index. [2021 DQL-Surfshark]
Kenya has the best e-infrastructure in Africa, the 2021 Digital Quality of Life (DQL) study has revealed.
This means that the country enjoys the best digital technology and computational resources in the African continent. Mauritania and Tanzania come in at second and third positions in Africa.

The study, released on September 29, 2021 also ranked Kenya the third-best country in Africa in the DQL index, after South Africa and Mauritania.
The study, conducted by Surfshark – a cybersecurity company – assesses how countries fair digitally world over, based on five key pillars, among them electronic infrastructure, internet quality and affordability, electronic security and e-government.
“The study suggests that as much as 85 per cent of individuals use internet in Kenya,” a statement by Surfshark read in part.
E-security
The East African nation also ranks second-best in the continent in regard to provision of e-security, after Nigeria. Mauritania comes a close third.
But, the study suggests that e-security in Kenya is 10 per cent better than then global average. On this, Kenya ranks number 54 of out of 110 countries, whose data was analysed.
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Infographic: Kenya ranks third best in Africa in 2021 DQL index. [Surfshark]
Internet quality
The country is performing poorly in terms of internet quality, having not featured among the top 10 in the continent. Kenya's internet quality dropped by 49 per cent compared to 2020.
It also ranks position 108 in the world and is one of the worst-performing regionally.
“Kenya has a similar GDP per capita as Nigeria, but the internet quality of both countries differs substantially. Nigeria ranks 56th in the pillar (globally), while Kenya barely makes it to the top 110,” the study noted.
“People in Kenya have to work almost 13 hours to afford the cheapest broadband internet package, which is twice as much as the global average. Moreover, people in South Africa have to work 9 times less than in Kenya to afford mobile internet and eight times less to pay for broadband internet.”
Internet affordability
Kenya is also doing badly as far as internet affordability is concerned, coming in at number 11 in Africa.
“Internet affordability could be better. It falls in the last 10 per cent of the index, at 101st place,” the research notes.
Angola, South Africa and Tanzania are leading the pack on internet affordability in Africa.
According to this year’s research, Kenya dropped two positions from 77 to 79th in the world in the DQL ranking.
In a press statement, Surfshark CEO Vytautas Kaziukonis explained: “Digital opportunities have proved to be more important than ever during the COVID-19 crisis, stressing the importance for every country to ensure fully remote operational capacities for their economies,”
It is the third index to be conducted, putting Denmark, South Korea and Finland in the first, second and third positions globally in the DQL rankings.
 
Don YF said:

Kenya Airways, South African carrier to form regional airline​

BUSINESS​

By Peter Theuri | September 29th 2021​


lormbrazyhaf7r61544bf28946e.jpg

Kenya Airways (KQ) and South Africa Airways (SAA) have signed a memorandum of co-operation to co-start an African airline group that will enhance mutual growth potential between the two carriers.
The co-operation, which the airlines said is of “longer-term view” will include strategic positioning in global aviation, diversifying earning streams and reinforcing regional partnership in Africa through diplomatic and commercial relations.

It is expected that the deal will result to an increase in passenger and cargo traffic, and general trade by taking advantage of strengths in South Africa, Kenya and Africa.
Kenya Airways Group Managing Director Allan Kilavuka said the future of aviation and its long-term sustenance is hinged on cooperation
“KQ and SAA collaboration will enhance customer benefits by availing a larger combined passenger and cargo network, fostering the exchange of expertise, innovation, best practice and adopting home-grown organic solutions to technical and operational challenges,” he said.
SAA Interim Chief Executive Thomas Kgokolo said the co-operation, which includes demand recovery and other cost containment strategies, will aid recovery of both carriers in an increasingly competitive African airline environment.
“It will also enhance related Kenya and South Africa tourism circuits, which account for significant portions of respective country growth domestic product, benefiting from at least two attractive hubs in Johannesburg, Nairobi and possibly Cape Town,” he said.
“KQ and SAA, as iconic airline brands of Africa’s biggest and vibrant economies, are at the precipice of what could be Africa’s formidable pan-African airline.
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Hahahaha, hahahaha, hahahaha, dying horses, why not with Ethiopia Airline which is the closest neighbor and most profitable Airline in Africa?
 
joto la jiwe said:
Are you sure?, If it is true then it shows how flexible and adjustable I am, to re-evaluate and re-think, that is
not bad thing, but I don't remember if I mocked masks wearing, I was wearing masks myself most of the time, what I was mocking was daily announcement of Covid -19 infections without taking any important preventive measures
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Hypocrisy and flexibility are almost the same,,,why do you think you guys just become flexible after Pombe's death if not hypocrisy???? anyway it's sometimes good to be flexible 😄😄😄😄
 
Don YF said:

Kenya Airways, South African carrier to form regional airline​

BUSINESS​

By Peter Theuri | September 29th 2021​


lormbrazyhaf7r61544bf28946e.jpg

Kenya Airways (KQ) and South Africa Airways (SAA) have signed a memorandum of co-operation to co-start an African airline group that will enhance mutual growth potential between the two carriers.
The co-operation, which the airlines said is of “longer-term view” will include strategic positioning in global aviation, diversifying earning streams and reinforcing regional partnership in Africa through diplomatic and commercial relations.

It is expected that the deal will result to an increase in passenger and cargo traffic, and general trade by taking advantage of strengths in South Africa, Kenya and Africa.
Kenya Airways Group Managing Director Allan Kilavuka said the future of aviation and its long-term sustenance is hinged on cooperation
“KQ and SAA collaboration will enhance customer benefits by availing a larger combined passenger and cargo network, fostering the exchange of expertise, innovation, best practice and adopting home-grown organic solutions to technical and operational challenges,” he said.
SAA Interim Chief Executive Thomas Kgokolo said the co-operation, which includes demand recovery and other cost containment strategies, will aid recovery of both carriers in an increasingly competitive African airline environment.
“It will also enhance related Kenya and South Africa tourism circuits, which account for significant portions of respective country growth domestic product, benefiting from at least two attractive hubs in Johannesburg, Nairobi and possibly Cape Town,” he said.
“KQ and SAA, as iconic airline brands of Africa’s biggest and vibrant economies, are at the precipice of what could be Africa’s formidable pan-African airline.
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Hiyo inaonyesha KQ inekufa kilichobaki ni kutapatapa kuiogopa air Tanzania kushika ukanda huu.
 
joto la jiwe said:
Hahahaha, hahahaha, hahahaha, dying horses, why not with Ethiopia Airline which is the closest neighbor and most profitable Airline in Africa
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recently jemedari mzalendo namba moja mama Samia abandoned your plane from USA to board another airline and your here predicting other airlines death ,,,tofauti yako na ibilisi ni gani😄😄😄
 
Vintech said:
Hypocrisy and flexibility are almost the same,,,why do you think you guys just become flexible after Pombe's death if not hypocrisy???? anyway it's sometimes good to be flexible [emoji1][emoji1][emoji1][emoji1]
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First prove that I did please
 
Vintech said:
recently jemedari mzalendo namba moja mama Samia abandoned your plane from USA to board another airline and your here predicting other airlines death ,,,tofauti yako na ibilisi ni gani[emoji1][emoji1][emoji1]
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Hakuna ndege ya Air Tanzania inayokwenda US kwa sasa, ulitaka atumie KQ?[emoji23][emoji23][emoji23][emoji23]
 
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