Battle: Dar es Salaam vs Nairobi

[Somi]

hehe.....unatupigia picha sehemu ya bus stop ati ndio tushangae [emoji1787][emoji1787][emoji1787][emoji1787]

Tanzania edges out Kenya in infrastructure projects​

• Christopher Owuor

2 years ago
Construction of the Standard Gauge Railway in Kenya. Photo/PD/FILE

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Kenya has, for the first time, been edged out by neighbouring Tanzania as the largest contributor to East Africa’s total value of infrastructure projects.
Such projects usually pave the way for the growth of urban centres and housing projects.
The latest Deloitte’s Africa Report Construction Trends puts the value of 51 mega infrastructure projects in Tanzania last year at $60.3 billion (Sh6.1 trillion) or 41.2 per cent of the region’s total project value.
In contrast, Kenya’s 51 projects accounted for only $36 billion (Sh3.64 trillion) or 24.6 per cent of the region’s total project value during the period, says Mahendra Dedasaniya, Director and Deloitte Africa’s infrastructure and capital projects leader.
Kenya and Tanzania have been competing over economic and logistic issues, with traders from both countries rivalling each other.
Despite both countries being part of the East African Community, border checks and conflicts have resulted in occasional unrest and protests along the border.
East Africa saw a rise in the total number of construction projects by 30.9 per cent between 2018 and 2019. Continent-wise, the East African region last year also recorded the highest number of projects, with Burundi, Comoros, Djibouti, Eritrea, Ethiopia, Kenya, Rwanda, Seychelles, Somalia, Tanzania and Uganda accounting for 40.3 per cent of projects and 29.5 per cent of dollar values.
In the previous year, the total number of projects in East Africa had risen by 96 per cent between 2017 and 2018, with high value projects such as Kenya’s Konza Technology Park and Tanzania’s Bagamoyo mega port boosting the region’s infrastructure agenda.
In 2018, Kenya topped with 41 projects in East Africa valued at $38.2 million (Sh3.9 trillion), followed by Ethiopia with 38 projects valued at $19.1 million (Sh1.9 trillion).
“Much of the value is to large infrastructure projects such as Phase II of the Kenya Standard Gauge Railway Project and Tanzania’s new Likong’o-Mchinga LNG plant worth $30 billion (Sh3 trillion),” says Dedasaniya.
The plant has been identified as the most valuable project in the region. The report also shows that most projects in East Africa are still largely government-owned (79.1 per cent), while private domestic companies own just 6.6 per cent of the projects.

 

[KANAIRO]

katito_oyugis highway qualifies to be the best road in daresalaam town

 

[Kinjekitile Jr]

Huyu mzungu alizuru Dar sana, aliishi kule na akapapenda, alipo fika Nairobi the first impression was: "Nairobi has a big city feel, not like Dar es salaam" yaani |Dar na huo ukubwa wote bado uko na muonekano wa mashambani ata kwa mgeni, naona huyu Sabbatical akinyimwa visa ya kuingia Tz [emoji23] [emoji23] [emoji23] [emoji23] ., nime watch all the clips when he was in Tz and Kenya, funny thing, boda boda guy wa Kenya are way informed, ukiskiza the conversation kuna tofauti! wa Dar anakaa ndwazi tu, watu wa vijiweni, uninformed ndio maana they can be easily deceievd by their govt!, same na jamaa wa Uber he used in Nai ako sawa, exposure, wa Dar ni maziwa lala, yote ilikua random picks.. Tz iko down!! Uganda wako better, despite small economy the guys are quite informed in comparison na mitanzania

Kenya mnafanya kazi kubwa sana ya kuwahonga hawa bloggers ili muonekane mna unafuu kumbe nyie hamna kila kitu!!!!! Yani ukitoa Nairobi na Mombasa kwingine kote ni umaskini mkubwa una waandama

 

[mwathadan]

Akizoom atajua hajui [emoji1787]

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huu mji wenu hauna ata chembe of planning....yenyewe mna kazi

 

[The best 007]

Tanzania edges out Kenya in infrastructure projects​

• Christopher Owuor

2 years ago
Construction of the Standard Gauge Railway in Kenya. Photo/PD/FILE

Reading Time: 2 minutes
Kenya has, for the first time, been edged out by neighbouring Tanzania as the largest contributor to East Africa’s total value of infrastructure projects.
Such projects usually pave the way for the growth of urban centres and housing projects.
The latest Deloitte’s Africa Report Construction Trends puts the value of 51 mega infrastructure projects in Tanzania last year at $60.3 billion (Sh6.1 trillion) or 41.2 per cent of the region’s total project value.
In contrast, Kenya’s 51 projects accounted for only $36 billion (Sh3.64 trillion) or 24.6 per cent of the region’s total project value during the period, says Mahendra Dedasaniya, Director and Deloitte Africa’s infrastructure and capital projects leader.
Kenya and Tanzania have been competing over economic and logistic issues, with traders from both countries rivalling each other.
Despite both countries being part of the East African Community, border checks and conflicts have resulted in occasional unrest and protests along the border.
East Africa saw a rise in the total number of construction projects by 30.9 per cent between 2018 and 2019. Continent-wise, the East African region last year also recorded the highest number of projects, with Burundi, Comoros, Djibouti, Eritrea, Ethiopia, Kenya, Rwanda, Seychelles, Somalia, Tanzania and Uganda accounting for 40.3 per cent of projects and 29.5 per cent of dollar values.
In the previous year, the total number of projects in East Africa had risen by 96 per cent between 2017 and 2018, with high value projects such as Kenya’s Konza Technology Park and Tanzania’s Bagamoyo mega port boosting the region’s infrastructure agenda.
In 2018, Kenya topped with 41 projects in East Africa valued at $38.2 million (Sh3.9 trillion), followed by Ethiopia with 38 projects valued at $19.1 million (Sh1.9 trillion).
“Much of the value is to large infrastructure projects such as Phase II of the Kenya Standard Gauge Railway Project and Tanzania’s new Likong’o-Mchinga LNG plant worth $30 billion (Sh3 trillion),” says Dedasaniya.
The plant has been identified as the most valuable project in the region. The report also shows that most projects in East Africa are still largely government-owned (79.1 per cent), while private domestic companies own just 6.6 per cent of the projects.

Kila siku huwa tunasema humu ndani kwamba cost ya projects tunazofanya ni kubwa kuliko cost za projects za Kenya, Uganda, Rwanda, Burundi, and Congo combined wakabisha, ona sasa ukweli ushawekwa hadharani japo ni miaka miwili iliyopita lkn wakajifanya hawaioni [emoji1787][emoji1787][emoji1787][emoji1787][emoji1787][emoji1787][emoji1787][emoji1787][emoji1787][emoji1787][emoji1787][emoji1787][emoji1787][emoji1787][emoji1787][emoji1787][emoji1787][emoji1787][emoji1787][emoji1787][emoji1787][emoji1787][emoji1787]

 

[Sama boy 255]

katito_oyugis highway qualifies to be the best road in daresalaam townView attachment 2044324

😂😂😂 Singida 👇

 

[KANAIRO]

Kila siku huwa tunasema humu ndani kwamba cost ya projects tunazofanya ni kubwa kuliko cost za projects za Kenya, Uganda, Rwanda, Burundi, and Congo combined wakabisha, ona sasa ukweli ushawekwa hadharani japo ni miaka miwili iliyopita lkn wakajifanya hawaioni [emoji1787][emoji1787][emoji1787][emoji1787][emoji1787][emoji1787][emoji1787][emoji1787][emoji1787][emoji1787][emoji1787][emoji1787][emoji1787][emoji1787][emoji1787][emoji1787][emoji1787][emoji1787][emoji1787][emoji1787][emoji1787][emoji1787][emoji1787]

you are bragging about cost of a project....lol.

 

[KANAIRO]

Turkana

[emoji23][emoji23][emoji23] Singida [emoji116]View attachment 2044414View attachment 2044415

 

[Sama boy 255]

you are bragging about cost of a project....lol.

Ndio ujue sasa kama sisi tuko vizur pesa ndefu ya miradi tunatumia and yet deni letu ni chache sana .. 41.2% ya miradi yote EA tunafanya sisi kwa mtonyo wa $62.3 billions (yani haujawahi kutokea hapa EA) .. na bado sisi ndio taifa linaloongoza kwa kudaiwa pesa kidogo kuliko mataifa yote EA, nyie mpo namba mbili katika kufanya miradi angalau 23% 😂😂 lakini ndio taifa linaloongoza kwa kudaiwa hapa EA 😂😂😂 halaf mnadai eti mko na capacity ya ku repay 😂😂😂😂😂😂 kmmk .. taifa litauzwa hilo

 

[KENPAULITE]

Kenya mnafanya kazi kubwa sana ya kuwahonga hawa bloggers ili muonekane mna unafuu kumbe nyie hamna kila kitu!!!!! Yani ukitoa Nairobi na Mombasa kwingine kote ni umaskini mkubwa una waandama

[emoji23][emoji23][emoji23] skia bangi, leta comparison, tukuaibishe, hizo towns zenyu hamna kitu

 

[nairobae]

The only monuments in Dar jiji la kishamba. Statue moja na Mnara. 🤣🤣🤣🤣 A city with a very poor historical record.

 

[Simba 254]

Leo nilipata bahati ya kupita maeneo ya kimara kibaha high way, kumbe umeshaanza kujengwa dedicated Lanes for BRT .. wale waliosema zingejengwa mpaka phase 3 ikianza, walikosea kutabiri [emoji116]View attachment 2044213View attachment 2044216View attachment 2044217

Fanya bidii ununue Gari Wacha Kila saa kupanda daladala

 

[KANAIRO]

Ndio ujue sasa kama sisi tuko vizur pesa ndefu ya miradi tunatumia and yet deni letu ni chache sana .. 41.2% ya miradi yote EA tunafanya sisi kwa mtonyo wa $62.3 billions (yani haujawahi kutokea hapa EA) .. na bado sisi ndio taifa linaloongoza kwa kudaiwa pesa kidogo kuliko mataifa yote EA, nyie mpo namba mbili katika kufanya miradi angalau 23% [emoji23][emoji23] lakini ndio taifa linaloongoza kwa kudaiwa hapa EA [emoji23][emoji23][emoji23] halaf mnadai eti mko na capacity ya ku repay [emoji23][emoji23][emoji23][emoji23][emoji23][emoji23] kmmk .. taifa litauzwa hilo

ccm imewadanganya hivyo........your TRA only collects 900 billion in a year .......use your head properly. Sometimes scrutinize before following blindly

 

[Simba 254]

My city my townView attachment 2044450View attachment 2044451

 

[Simba 254]

Home of heros

 

[Simba 254]

Any place in the whole Tanzania with such a view?

 

[Sama boy 255]

Fanya bidii ununue Gari Wacha Kila saa kupanda daladala

Appreciate

 

[KANAIRO]

So the $30 billion LNG project has not even been awarded yet.....hehehe.Your realtime projects are currently at $30 billion........On this I would have wished for Magufuli to be alive.....Suluhu will award it to some mzungu company and tanzanians will not benefit anything from this project as many African leaders sell out their resources for quick bucks and not posterity

 

[nairobae]

Dar jiji la kishamba. Take notes muwache ushamba.

 

[Sama boy 255]

Dar jiji la kishamba. Take notes muwache ushamba.

Sasa mbona hizi monuments zote no za kishamba