Battle: Dar es Salaam vs Nairobi

This battle is btwn dar vs Nairobi. let me zoom for you again ndio ujuwe dar size ya MombasaView attachment 2137990
Let’s break down this photograph, shall we?


First, we need to understand that that the “earth at night” map is an excellent way to show urban sprawl. Nairobi’s sprawl looks bigger because it’s not just Nairobi we’re looking at. It’s the greater Nairobi metropolitan area, which has 20% of Kenya’s population and contributes 60% to the nation’s GDP.


Dar’s sprawl, however, looks like it covers almost the entirety of the Dar es salaam region, the smallest of all in mainland Tanzania. It also extends a bit farther north towards Bagamoyo, west towards Kibaha. The population of that region is roughly 7 million, which is about 12% of Tanzania’s population.


So, the area surrounding Nairobi has a lot more people than the area surrounding Dar. Therefore, why would anyone compare the night maps of Dar and Nairobi? The two cities are certainly not the same. Please end this stupidity. Don’t compare a metropolitan area to a city. That’s just ludicrous!
 
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 Those are literally 2 mansions. 2 mansions are enough to make you utter such words? Where do you guys get the courage??😅😅
ile maji ya kinjeketile ngwale😂😂😂😂
 
the transformer company in arusha(Tanelec) in Tanzania is 100% owned by Kenyans

mta tii tu!
 
when we talk of nairobi or dar, we are only talking of the built-up area, within it and its surroundings. irrespective of the imaginary boundaries within. we are talking of the continuous chain of buildings, afteral we are still within the borders of our country
 
infact ni hapa ndo ukweli umedhiirika wazi kabisa, baada ya kuchora mipaka. yani tz gdp yake pienga

CC: tuusan, Ichoboy, joto la jiwe and The best 007

hakuna boko jero hapa
yani hii ni tz yote coz naweza tambua miji zote kubwa. ie. dar, tanga, zanzibari, morogoro, bagamoyo, arusha, moshi, iringa, dom, mbeya,, mwanza, njombe. sumbawanga, shinyanga, tabora, kigoma, lindi, mtwara
 
Both are important, having higher quality education for only 1% of population and having moderate education covering 70%, which is better?
Re-read my statement. I said “size isn’t the problem. The quality of education is what matters the most.” The size of the university is awesome, but if the quality of education is shit then the entire system is useless. You keep educating thousands, but if that education doesn’t get them anywhere, or even match the highest of standards then you’re creating a generation of subpar, mediocre intellectuals. Even their contribution to the economy will be insufficient.
 
And you can see how spread out the urban centers are in Tanzania, but in Kenya, the concentration is around Nairobi and Kisumu.
 
Are talking about that transformer company owned by Kenyans?[emoji23][emoji23]
 
Toa uharo hapa, exports za Tanzania hapa East Africa 99% ni raw products. Za Kenya 80% ni processed or manufactured products.
 
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