Battle: Dar es Salaam vs Nairobi

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Danganyika is a slumView attachment 1959267

Just imagine if Nbi was in Msa, along the coast 😁😁😁 wale jamaa ni bahari tu hakuna lolote jipya CBD!

 

[joto la jiwe]

The same way Corona fall under "past tense" in 2020 but again in 2021 it's now present tense in Tanzania ,,,you see how stupid a person can be?

The main subject is "Is Nairobi a hotbed of cholera?

 

[joto la jiwe]

Kwamba inajirudia rudia

 

[Don YF]

Kenya Airways adds more UK flights after Britain eases travel curbs​

FRIDAY OCTOBER 01 2021

A KQ Dreamliner aircraft. FILE PHOTO | NMG

Kenya Airways (KQ) will from this month add more flights to the UK route after Kenya was removed from England’s red list, in anticipation of high demand in one of its crucial routes.

The national carrier will add four flights weekly up from the current two.

Europe accounted for 20 percent of KQ’s revenue last year, bringing in Sh10 billion out of the Sh62 billion that was realised.

“We shall be adding flights to the UK to four a week with a possibility of a fifth one depending on demand,” said the airline.

Kenya was in April placed under the UK’s red list, a move that restricted travelers from Kenya to Britain, on the back of high cases of Covid-19 in the country.

The announcement comes three weeks after British Airways resumed flights on the Nairobi-London route, setting the stage for fare competition between the two carriers.

The carrier is banking on scaling up frequencies to shore up its revenue that has been hit by the lack of demand for travelling since last year in the wake of the Covid-19 pandemic.

The airline posted a Sh11.49 billion net loss in the six months ended June — a 19.8 percent drop from the Sh14.33 billion loss it incurred in the preceding similar period.

A lot of passengers from the region use KQ when transiting to Europe at the Jomo Kenyatta International Airport in Nairobi.

Additional flights will come as a boost to both exporters and importers as more frequencies will offer increased capacity for belly cargo.

Passenger flights account for 40 percent of all cargo that is transported by air and a decline in capacity normally signals high cost in freight charges.

However, the additional flights come at the time when the summer season, which is normally characterised by high demand for air travel, is coming to an end. KQ attributed its losses to a sharp decline in summer bookings.

The airline posted a Sh11.49 billion net loss in the six months ended June— a 19.8 percent cut from the Sh14.33 billion loss it incurred in the preceding similar period, taking its accumulated losses over the years to above Sh127 billion.

The UK had segmented countries into a green, amber and red lists, each carrying different degrees of restrictions for arrivals back into the UK. A British citizen travelling from a green list is not required to undergo a mandatory quarantine.

Travellers arriving in the UK from countries on the red list are denied entry, while returning Britons must submit to 10 days of mandatory quarantine in hotels.

 

[joto la jiwe]

Starvation sio? Hadi Congo tunawapa msaada dadeq na bado tumekita, huoni utajinyonga na issue za KE?

Wazee wa njaa, Kunyaland

 

[joto la jiwe]

Kenya Airways adds more UK flights after Britain eases travel curbs​

FRIDAY OCTOBER 01 2021

A KQ Dreamliner aircraft. FILE PHOTO | NMG

Kenya Airways (KQ) will from this month add more flights to the UK route after Kenya was removed from England’s red list, in anticipation of high demand in one of its crucial routes.

The national carrier will add four flights weekly up from the current two.

Europe accounted for 20 percent of KQ’s revenue last year, bringing in Sh10 billion out of the Sh62 billion that was realised.

“We shall be adding flights to the UK to four a week with a possibility of a fifth one depending on demand,” said the airline.

Kenya was in April placed under the UK’s red list, a move that restricted travelers from Kenya to Britain, on the back of high cases of Covid-19 in the country.

The announcement comes three weeks after British Airways resumed flights on the Nairobi-London route, setting the stage for fare competition between the two carriers.

The carrier is banking on scaling up frequencies to shore up its revenue that has been hit by the lack of demand for travelling since last year in the wake of the Covid-19 pandemic.

The airline posted a Sh11.49 billion net loss in the six months ended June — a 19.8 percent drop from the Sh14.33 billion loss it incurred in the preceding similar period.

A lot of passengers from the region use KQ when transiting to Europe at the Jomo Kenyatta International Airport in Nairobi.

Additional flights will come as a boost to both exporters and importers as more frequencies will offer increased capacity for belly cargo.

Passenger flights account for 40 percent of all cargo that is transported by air and a decline in capacity normally signals high cost in freight charges.

However, the additional flights come at the time when the summer season, which is normally characterised by high demand for air travel, is coming to an end. KQ attributed its losses to a sharp decline in summer bookings.

The airline posted a Sh11.49 billion net loss in the six months ended June— a 19.8 percent cut from the Sh14.33 billion loss it incurred in the preceding similar period, taking its accumulated losses over the years to above Sh127 billion.

The UK had segmented countries into a green, amber and red lists, each carrying different degrees of restrictions for arrivals back into the UK. A British citizen travelling from a green list is not required to undergo a mandatory quarantine.

Travellers arriving in the UK from countries on the red list are denied entry, while returning Britons must submit to 10 days of mandatory quarantine in hotels.

Is this not the one which makes loses for almost ten years now?

 

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Wazee wa njaa, Kunyaland

Vipi stunted growth mtaikabili Kweli bila wazungu? Hiyo yote ni kula mihogo asubuhi, mchana na jioni! 🤣 🤣 🤣

 

[The best 007]

kilichobaki nin? taa? mzalendo Estim ndo contractor hapo.. hope ataimaliza tu

kuna hii ya dodoma wanaanza wiki hii

Hii barabara ina impact kubwa kwenye uchumi kuliko -press way.

 

[Nairobi Gossip Club]

Is this not the one which makes loses for almost ten years now?

Badala ya kelele miiiingi si ungepost profit ya atcl tuone Kama inafika bei.it can't be bought cash and it's making loses😄😄😄

 

[Nairobi Gossip Club]

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Hii barabara ina impact kubwa kwenye uchumi kuliko -press way.

Express way was built to help reduce traffic congestion in some parts of Nairobi sio kushindana na wajinga,,,,hama hiyo yenu mnajenga kushindana na kenya😄😄😄

 

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#TeamKenya Cyclists in Kerio Valley

 

[Nairobi Gossip Club]

Is this not the one which makes loses for almost ten years now?

Kelele miiiingi na ata your national airline kutua Somalia ni privilege 😄

 

[game over]

kilichobaki nin? taa? mzalendo Estim ndo contractor hapo.. hope ataimaliza tu

kuna hii ya dodoma wanaanza wiki hii

Noma sana mkuu,
Huku Ring Road
Huku SGR
Huku Modern Airport
Huku Majengo Mengi ya Kisasa

Dodoma is surely coming up nicely

 

[Nairobi Gossip Club]

Noma sana mkuu,
Huku Ring Road
Huku SGR
Huku Modern Airport
Huku Majengo Mengi ya Kisasa

Dodoma is surely coming up nicely

Dodoma being your capital city long ago should have been all those projects,,sai mtu ana search capital city ya Tanzania alafu anakutana na town inakaaa Afghanistan na hamna Vita yoyote

 

[Geza Ulole]

Update Tanzanite bridge: Full Deck Joined on 21 September 2021

Source

 

[Don YF]

Is this not the one which makes loses for almost ten years now?

yenyu haijui profit ni nini 😂 😂 😂 😂 😂 halijawai kusikia neno profit, pengine linadhani profit ni mandazi, haipati picha, jiangalie 😂 😂 😂 😂

 

[Nairobi Gossip Club]

Update Tanzanite bridge: Full Deck Joined on 21 September 2021

Source

Kwenye Bridges mnafanya kazi nzuri Sana💯💯 ✅..alafu wewe jama hukai Kama hawa mazuzu wenzako uku ndani ,unaleta project yenye tija na uvutio with reasonable arguments.alafu Kuna hii kundi la the best007 na joto!!!daaah...akili nikama jiwe alienda nayo

 

[Lusematic]

Mwenye mradi hayupo maskini ya Mungu inaskitisha sana

hatari sana

 

[Omary - Msamalia]

wakuu,haya ndiyo mambo yanayokwamisha hii roadView attachment 1959214

Huyu Rais ametukwamisha

 

[Don YF]

Is this not the one which makes loses for almost ten years now?

Third best in Africa., after Ethiopian and South African IN latest rankings(2021) 🔥 🔥 💪 💪 ATCL IKO WAPI?😂 😂 😂

Kenya Airways rises 10 places in global aviation ranking​

THURSDAY SEPTEMBER 30 2021

A Kenya Airways flight approaches landing at the Jomo Kenyatta International Airport in Nairobi. The US government has granted the airline a permit to operate direct flights. FILE PHOTO | NMG

Kenya Airways (KQ) has risen 10 places in the latest global ranking of airlines to position 79, trailing its regional rival Ethiopian Airlines that ranked among the top 50 carriers.

Skytrax World Airline Awards had placed KQ in the 89th position in its previous report that ranks the world’s best airlines.

Ethiopian Airlines, which rose nine places to position 37 and South African Airways (67) were the best African national carriers in the top 100 list despite SAA dropping 21 places from the 2019 ranking.

Ethiopian Airlines leads in Africa, followed by SAA, then KQ. Air Maroc of Morocco is the fourth-best regional airline in the continent followed by Air Mauritius, Air Seychelles and RwandAir. FlySafair of South Africa, Egyptair and British/South African-based carrier Fastjet making the top ten African airlines.

The 2021 Skytrax awards covered the period from September 2019 to July 2021 with the results reflecting a mix of normal and pandemic travel.

Overall, Qatar Airways was named the best airline in the world, a title it has won six times since 2001, followed by Singapore Airlines. Japan’s All Nippon Airways came third.

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Emirates was fourth followed by Japan Airlines, while Cathay Pacific Airways of Hong Kong was sixth.

“Having gone through one of the most challenging years in aviation history, this award is fitting recognition for all the hard work by the entire Qatar Airways family to take care of our passengers,” said Qatar Airways Group Chief Executive, Mr Akbar Al Baker during the awards ceremony on September 28.

The Skytrax awards are based on customers’ surveys. Travellers were asked about the performance and service quality of more than 350 global airlines.