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Battle: Dar es Salaam vs Nairobi
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Nchi ya project moja, hata wajenge nini bado panakaa ushagoo, jamaa miji yao michafu sn, no wonder the country holds various dirtiest cities
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Yani ATCL inakwenda kuuwa KQ, huku electrified SGR inakwenda kuuwa firewood SGR, zen kule Victoria tunakwenda kutawala ziwa letu, bomba la mafuta tumechukua, biashara tuna export bidhaa zetu kwao kwa wingi alafu bado wanataka kushindana
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Admiring the beauty of Dar-es-Salaam…
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Admiring the beauty of Dar-es-Salaam…#kumbukiziyaalhamisi
Kuushangaa uzuri wa Dar-es-Salaam…
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cc Tony254Shida ni kwamba cc tulikuwa bize na ukombozi lkn pia viongozi waliopita hasa kwenye upande wa michezo walikuwa wamelala usingizi wa pono, Magu alikuja akaamsha kila kitu na ndiyo haya matunda mnayoona kwenye kila idara, wageni wanapokuja wanashangaa sn kuiona Tz ni nchi yenye kila kitu tofauti na walivyoambiwa kuhusu East Africa, juzi ofisini alikuja mmalawi anasema alikuja kwa ajili ya matibabu nikamuuliza unaonaje Tz akasema Tz ni nchi nzuri sana, nikamuuliza vipi kuhusu matibabu ukilinganisha na kwenu, akacheka akasema hakuna nchi ya kulinganisha na Tz kwa hapa EA kwenye suala la matibabu, c unaona mkono wng ulikuwa ushakufa ila hapa nimekaa mwezi tu niko vzr na kesho narudi nyumbani.
Wakenya nawakumbusha pia kwamba tunakwenda kuwa miongoni mwa nchi chache za Afrika kuwa na tiba bora zenye viwango mana wageni ni wengi sana wanaokuja kutibiwa hapa Tz kwa ss, yn hii nchi kwa ss imeamka kila idara, so mchukieni Magu cku zote mana kaja kuwaharibia kila sehemu
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Regional airlines step up competition against KQ
WEDNESDAY OCTOBER 20 2021
Newly acquired Uganda Airlines Bombardier CRJ900 aircraft on the runway at Entebbe Airport on April 23, 2019. PHOTO | AFP
By GERALD ANDAE
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Uganda Airlines, which resumed operations less than two years ago has for the first time started flights to South Africa and Dubai routes after plying within the region since its inauguration.
he Ugandan carrier recently entered into a codeshare agreement with Emirates, allowing passengers to fly either carrier on the Entebbe-Dubai route and fly and connect with Uganda Airlines to East Africa.
The Tanzanian carrier is now ready to expand its international reach with additional aircraft that now raises its fleet to slightly over 10.
The battle for the skies is shaping up in the East African region as airlines upgrade their fleet and expand destinations, setting the stage for heightened competition with established carriers such as Kenya Airways (KQ).
The regional airlines are also expanding their interline agreement with foreign carriers as they seek to increase their reach through codeshare.
The interline agreements and expansion of routes, mean that travellers from countries such as Uganda and Tanzania, no longer have to transit via Jomo Kenyatta International Airport to destinations where their local carriers do not fly.
Uganda Airlines, which resumed operations less than two years ago has for the first time started flights to South Africa and Dubai routes after plying within the region since its inauguration.
The Entebbe-based carrier begun the Dubai route a fortnight ago with three flights, and now wants to increase the frequencies from the current three weekly to four or five as the demand on the route grows.
“We are flying a 285-seater craft and on the first day, we flew just 80 people. On the second day, we flew 220 passengers. You can only grow a route depending on the frequency you fly and the market reaction. We will stimulate the route to about four or five times a week,” the airline’s acting chief executive Jennifer Bamuturaki said in an interview with the East African.
Emirates codeshare pact Dubai is the carrier’s first long-haul intercontinental route, and it’s banking on high number of passengers and frequencies to maintain that destination.
The Ugandan carrier recently entered into a codeshare agreement with Emirates, allowing passengers to fly either carrier on the Entebbe-Dubai route and fly and connect with Uganda Airlines to East Africa.
Also, early this month, Air Tanzania received a delivery of two Airbus A220-300 aircraft lifting the number of this model of airbus in its fleet to four. Air Tanzania first took delivery of the A220 in December 2018, becoming the first African operator to have this type in their fleet.
The Tanzanian carrier is now ready to expand its international reach with additional aircraft that now raises its fleet to slightly over 10.
“With the addition of the A220 in our fleet, we are confident that we will expand our footprint in the growing African markets and beyond, as we unlock additional routes and regain our position as a key player in the African air transport market,” said Ladislaus Matindi, Air Tanzania managing director in a statement.
KQ-South African Airways pact
Air Tanzania and Air India early this year announced an interline agreement between the two carriers aimed at increasing connectivity for customers of both airlines.
Kenya Airways last month signed a memorandum of cooperation with South African Airways with the view to forming a pan-African Airline in future.
The cooperation will see the two carriers look at possible ways of aligning their cargo, passenger and other commercial services in order to form a single entity that will benefit from the huge market where the two airlines operate.
The carriers say the partnership will see an increase in passenger traffic, cargo opportunities, and general trade by taking advantage of strengths in South Africa, Kenya, and Africa.
Last year, Kenya Airways received permission to operate direct cargo flights between Johannesburg and other Southern Africa capitals, capitalising on the absence of South African Airways to serve that market.
WEDNESDAY OCTOBER 20 2021
Newly acquired Uganda Airlines Bombardier CRJ900 aircraft on the runway at Entebbe Airport on April 23, 2019. PHOTO | AFP
By GERALD ANDAE
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SUMMARY
Uganda Airlines, which resumed operations less than two years ago has for the first time started flights to South Africa and Dubai routes after plying within the region since its inauguration.
he Ugandan carrier recently entered into a codeshare agreement with Emirates, allowing passengers to fly either carrier on the Entebbe-Dubai route and fly and connect with Uganda Airlines to East Africa.
The Tanzanian carrier is now ready to expand its international reach with additional aircraft that now raises its fleet to slightly over 10.
The battle for the skies is shaping up in the East African region as airlines upgrade their fleet and expand destinations, setting the stage for heightened competition with established carriers such as Kenya Airways (KQ).
The regional airlines are also expanding their interline agreement with foreign carriers as they seek to increase their reach through codeshare.
The interline agreements and expansion of routes, mean that travellers from countries such as Uganda and Tanzania, no longer have to transit via Jomo Kenyatta International Airport to destinations where their local carriers do not fly.
Uganda Airlines, which resumed operations less than two years ago has for the first time started flights to South Africa and Dubai routes after plying within the region since its inauguration.
The Entebbe-based carrier begun the Dubai route a fortnight ago with three flights, and now wants to increase the frequencies from the current three weekly to four or five as the demand on the route grows.
“We are flying a 285-seater craft and on the first day, we flew just 80 people. On the second day, we flew 220 passengers. You can only grow a route depending on the frequency you fly and the market reaction. We will stimulate the route to about four or five times a week,” the airline’s acting chief executive Jennifer Bamuturaki said in an interview with the East African.
Emirates codeshare pact Dubai is the carrier’s first long-haul intercontinental route, and it’s banking on high number of passengers and frequencies to maintain that destination.
The Ugandan carrier recently entered into a codeshare agreement with Emirates, allowing passengers to fly either carrier on the Entebbe-Dubai route and fly and connect with Uganda Airlines to East Africa.
Also, early this month, Air Tanzania received a delivery of two Airbus A220-300 aircraft lifting the number of this model of airbus in its fleet to four. Air Tanzania first took delivery of the A220 in December 2018, becoming the first African operator to have this type in their fleet.
The Tanzanian carrier is now ready to expand its international reach with additional aircraft that now raises its fleet to slightly over 10.
“With the addition of the A220 in our fleet, we are confident that we will expand our footprint in the growing African markets and beyond, as we unlock additional routes and regain our position as a key player in the African air transport market,” said Ladislaus Matindi, Air Tanzania managing director in a statement.
KQ-South African Airways pact
Air Tanzania and Air India early this year announced an interline agreement between the two carriers aimed at increasing connectivity for customers of both airlines.
Kenya Airways last month signed a memorandum of cooperation with South African Airways with the view to forming a pan-African Airline in future.
The cooperation will see the two carriers look at possible ways of aligning their cargo, passenger and other commercial services in order to form a single entity that will benefit from the huge market where the two airlines operate.
The carriers say the partnership will see an increase in passenger traffic, cargo opportunities, and general trade by taking advantage of strengths in South Africa, Kenya, and Africa.
Last year, Kenya Airways received permission to operate direct cargo flights between Johannesburg and other Southern Africa capitals, capitalising on the absence of South African Airways to serve that market.
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France launches new direct flight from Paris to Zanzibar
WEDNESDAY OCTOBER 20 2021
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Dar es Salaam.
France yesterday launched a new flight that will see passengers travel direct from the French capital Paris to Tanzania's archipelago Zanzibar.
The launch was officiated by the French Minister for Foreign Trade and Economic Attractiveness Franck Riester when he landed in Zanzibar with the direct flight from Paris, the first in close to 50 years.
French tourists are among the leading travellers who visit Tanzania.
Currently, an average of 7,000 tourists from France arrive in Tanzania each month, with the number set to rise with the inauguration of the new Paris-Zanzibar direct flight.
This move is a boost to Tanzania's tourism sector which had taken a hit following the global Covid-19 pandemic. Zanzibar, which relies on tourism to run its economy was the hardest hit as global travel restrictions saw a limited number of tourists visiting the island.
According to French Minister Riester, this new development will help both France and Tanzania strengthen tourism ties and foster more growth.
WEDNESDAY OCTOBER 20 2021
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Dar es Salaam.
France yesterday launched a new flight that will see passengers travel direct from the French capital Paris to Tanzania's archipelago Zanzibar.
The launch was officiated by the French Minister for Foreign Trade and Economic Attractiveness Franck Riester when he landed in Zanzibar with the direct flight from Paris, the first in close to 50 years.
French tourists are among the leading travellers who visit Tanzania.
Currently, an average of 7,000 tourists from France arrive in Tanzania each month, with the number set to rise with the inauguration of the new Paris-Zanzibar direct flight.
This move is a boost to Tanzania's tourism sector which had taken a hit following the global Covid-19 pandemic. Zanzibar, which relies on tourism to run its economy was the hardest hit as global travel restrictions saw a limited number of tourists visiting the island.
According to French Minister Riester, this new development will help both France and Tanzania strengthen tourism ties and foster more growth.
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TANZANIA SWIMMERS PLACED 8th IN AFRICAN EVENT
Dar es Salaam.
Tanzania junior swimmers were ranked eighth overall out of 42 countries in the just ended African swimming championships held in Accra, Ghana.
Apart from that, Tanzania was also ranked 14th out of 42 countries in the seniors category, whereby only one swimmer, Collins Saliboko, swam for the country.
According to the results released by the African swimming federation (Cana), Tanzania collected 156 points after combined results by both men and women.
With the results, Tanzania topped the other East African countries including Kenya, Uganda and Burundi.
Kenya and Uganda, both were placed ninth after collecting 123 points each and Burundi in the 18th slot with 24 points.
South Africa were placed at the top with 1,218 points overall, followed by Egypt that scored 1,153 points and Morocco were third with 480 points.
The other countries with their points and positions in brackets are Mozambique (4th, points), Namibia (5th, 467 points), Senegal (6th, 294 points) and Botswana who were placed seventh after collecting 218 points.
Among the top 20 with points in brackets are Tunisia (116), Angola (108), Nigeria (69), Ghana (66), Seychelles (63 ), Cape Verde (56), Cameroon (24), Burundi (21), Zambia (21) and Zimbabwe who collected 17 points.
In the seniors’ category, South Africa also emerged at the top while Tanzania were ranked 18th out of 42 countries after fielding one swimmer, captain Collins Saliboko, who swam his heart out for his nation.
Tanzania were represented by seven swimmers who competitively featured the events to put Tanzania on the map. Eighth swimmer Peter Itatiro had injured shoulder and did not compete.
On the final day of the championship, Collins compete in the men’s 50m freestyle. Collins improved his time from 24.96 to 24.55 to be ranked 17th out of 43 swimmers.
The last day of the junior championships started with the boys aged 18 and under in the 50m freestyle event. William Chengula (15) and Ethan Alimanya (15), both competed in the event.
Ethan recorded a time of 27.69 to be ranked 24th of 38 swimmers. His new record is an improvement from his seed time of 28.45. William was seeded with no seed time and recorded 29.21 to finish 31st.
The last event for the girls aged 17 and under was of the 200m backstroke in which Tanzania fielded Ria Save (15) and Natalia Ladha (14). Natalia finished 9th out of 13th swimmers at a recorded time of 2:42.08 and improved her seed time of 2:43.18 while Ria finished 11th at a time of 2:52.58 and improved her seed time of 3:01.89.
Delbert Ipilinga (15) competed in the 200m individual medley last event for the boys aged 18 and under. He finished at a time of 2:40.40 to be ranked 13th out of 20 competitors.
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Dar es Salaam.
Tanzania junior swimmers were ranked eighth overall out of 42 countries in the just ended African swimming championships held in Accra, Ghana.
Apart from that, Tanzania was also ranked 14th out of 42 countries in the seniors category, whereby only one swimmer, Collins Saliboko, swam for the country.
According to the results released by the African swimming federation (Cana), Tanzania collected 156 points after combined results by both men and women.
With the results, Tanzania topped the other East African countries including Kenya, Uganda and Burundi.
Kenya and Uganda, both were placed ninth after collecting 123 points each and Burundi in the 18th slot with 24 points.
South Africa were placed at the top with 1,218 points overall, followed by Egypt that scored 1,153 points and Morocco were third with 480 points.
The other countries with their points and positions in brackets are Mozambique (4th, points), Namibia (5th, 467 points), Senegal (6th, 294 points) and Botswana who were placed seventh after collecting 218 points.
Among the top 20 with points in brackets are Tunisia (116), Angola (108), Nigeria (69), Ghana (66), Seychelles (63 ), Cape Verde (56), Cameroon (24), Burundi (21), Zambia (21) and Zimbabwe who collected 17 points.
In the seniors’ category, South Africa also emerged at the top while Tanzania were ranked 18th out of 42 countries after fielding one swimmer, captain Collins Saliboko, who swam his heart out for his nation.
Tanzania were represented by seven swimmers who competitively featured the events to put Tanzania on the map. Eighth swimmer Peter Itatiro had injured shoulder and did not compete.
On the final day of the championship, Collins compete in the men’s 50m freestyle. Collins improved his time from 24.96 to 24.55 to be ranked 17th out of 43 swimmers.
The last day of the junior championships started with the boys aged 18 and under in the 50m freestyle event. William Chengula (15) and Ethan Alimanya (15), both competed in the event.
Ethan recorded a time of 27.69 to be ranked 24th of 38 swimmers. His new record is an improvement from his seed time of 28.45. William was seeded with no seed time and recorded 29.21 to finish 31st.
The last event for the girls aged 17 and under was of the 200m backstroke in which Tanzania fielded Ria Save (15) and Natalia Ladha (14). Natalia finished 9th out of 13th swimmers at a recorded time of 2:42.08 and improved her seed time of 2:43.18 while Ria finished 11th at a time of 2:52.58 and improved her seed time of 3:01.89.
Delbert Ipilinga (15) competed in the 200m individual medley last event for the boys aged 18 and under. He finished at a time of 2:40.40 to be ranked 13th out of 20 competitors.
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Acha Wakenya wakasirike Bomba la Mafuta linakuja na faida nyingi!!!! Multiple Investments!!!tutegemee kukua kwa FDI kati yetu na French!!Yani ATCL inakwenda kuuwa KQ, huku electrified SGR inakwenda kuuwa firewood SGR, zen kule Victoria tunakwenda kutawala ziwa letu, bomba la mafuta tumechukua, biashara tuna export bidhaa zetu kwao kwa wingi alafu bado wanataka kushindana
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