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Tanzanian Gas Dealer Makes Headways To Enter The Kenyan Market
By Citizen Reporter
For Citizen Digital Published on: March 18, 2022 04:30 (EAT)
- The gas supplier has made several unsuccessful attempts to set up operations in Kenya.
- This included the setting up of a major gas terminal in Kilifi.
- Last week, it made headway into the market during the seventh bilateral trade meeting between Kenya and Tanzania.
By Edwin Okoth
Tanzania’s cooking gas supplier, Taifa Gas, has finally found a way into the Kenyan market after rounds of negotiations through the East African secretariat.
The gas supplier has made several unsuccessful attempts to set up operations in Kenya including the setting up of a major gas terminal in Kilifi.
Last week, it made headway into the market during the seventh bilateral trade meeting between Kenya and Tanzania where the team pushed through the barriers Taifa Gas has had trying to invest in Kenya.
Taifa Gas and its setting of operations in Kenya were among the six key issues Tanzania tabled in the negotiations held in Zanzibar.
“Out of the issues presented by the United Republic of Tanzania, six issues were resolved , the delay of clearance of goods due to scanning procedure, delays in issuance of import permits for dairy products exports, cumbersome procedures by the Kenya Revenue Authority and difficulties experienced by Taifa Gas Tanzania Limited investing in Kenya," read the communique in part.
The gas dealer’s entry into the Kenyan market will mark a major change in the commodity’s supply chain said to be dogged by monopolies that have kept cooking gas out of reach for many households.
Just last week, dealers hiked the price of cooking gas by at least 15 per cent with the cost of refilling a 6kg gas cylinder now increased to between Ksh.1,500-Ksh.1,650 while that of refilling a 13kg cylinder pushed to between Ksh.3,300 to Ksh.3,500.
In Tanzania, Taifa Gas sells a 6kg cylinder together with grill and burner at Tsh.40,000, an equivalent of Ksh.1,970 in Kenya which is not even enough to refill the same size of a cylinder in the country presently.
The difference is partly driven by the Value Added Tax that Kenya levies on its gas, but the entry of a new player is expected to drive competition and lower the prices of the crucial commodity.
The government estimates that at least 75 per cent of households still rely on wood fuel (charcoal and firewood) as their primary cooking fuel, a health hazard that is driving the spread of respiratory illnesses, according to a Ministry of Energy Household Cooking Sector study released in 2020.
“This indicates great exposure to harmful pollutants emitted from burning wood and charcoal. Household Air Pollution (HAP) is one of the largest health risk factors for mortality in Kenya with about 21,560 deaths attributed to HAP annually; this is more than the average number of deaths caused by road accidents,” the ministry wrote in the report.
Kenya also pushed through to have regulations relaxed to allow direct flights by budget carrier Jambo Jet and the waiver of fees charged on tourist vehicles dropping visitors on the Tanzanian side of the Namanga border.
Tanzanian gas dealer makes headways to enter the Kenyan market
Tanzania’s cooking gas supplier, Taifa Gas, has finally found a way into the Kenyan market after rounds of negotiations.www.citizen.digital
MY TAKE
After Rostam Aziz embarassed Uhuru, he had to swallow his pride and allow Taifa gas entrance in Kunyaland Now the guy is back in telecom sector with axian group! now let Bakhresa set up a shop in that market too!
Naona unaharisha usaha.huna lolote njaa tupu,
kwa wadosi huwa hakuna mbwembwe,ulivyokuwa mshamba eti unanitunishia misuli kuhusu bili ya bando unayotumia,
we sijui wa wawapi ,mbona umepitwa na wakati kiasi hicho
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Our league sponsors have always been Serengeti, vodacom, Azam and now NBC bank.
Never heard of them hata matangazo yao hatuyaoni uwanjaniDid KCB sponsor Tanzanian league or not?[emoji23][emoji23][emoji1787]
You must be a fool to think that. That company belongs to TZ government and has never been privatisedDon't say you were not told, 70% of this company is owned by Kenya[emoji23][emoji23]. View attachment 2177429
Mzigo wa maana umewekwa 10B kama sikoseiPremier league Tanzania inadhaminiwa na NBC Bank (Twiga wetu wa ukweli)😎
sawa jobless chukua like hiyo,naona huelewekiNaona unaharisha usaha.
Mimi wa Makete,kwani huko makete tunapitwa na wakati kiasi gani?
Ndio hivyo hivyo yaani,narudia jobless hawezi kushida mtandaoni atapata wapi pesa ya bill ya bando?
Unilever is not a Tanzanian Company it is a UK companyUsijifanye hujaona Mkenya F. Kiragu wa Unilever Tea Tanzania.
Of course it's not a Tanzanian company. You are known to grow such companies.Unilever is not a Tanzanian Company it is a UK company
Eti kubwa mara 5 ya Karen. Heeheee 🤣🤣
leo nimepita barabara ya kimara-kibaha kuna vitu kadhaa nimeviona/gundua
- kuhusu BRT, kawaida kuna zege mbili, kulia na kushoto zinatenganisha BRT na barabara ya kawaida. Ila sehem ambapo kuna vituo kwenye barabara ya kawaida.. kwenye BRT (adjacent na hizo vituo) zege inakuwa moja ipo katikati sio tena kulia na kushoto (ila ni nene kidogo kucompare na zile za kushoto na kulia).. sasa sijui hapo ndo sehem ya kupanda na kushukia.
au labda zinatoka kwenye lane yake then zinaenda nje kupandisha/kushusha watu afu zinarudi kwenye lane yake kuendelea na safari, but this is very dangerous- Pili, pale mbezi kwenye footbridge ya kuelekea Magufuli Bud Terminal, kushoto na kulia kuna jengwa flyovers/overpasses mbili.. ila hii ya kuelekea ubungo itakuwa matata sana.. kuna udambwi dambwi mwingi sana nimeuona.. nadhan itakuwa interchanges ya maaana, mana hapohapo kuna kale kaoverpass kinachoelekea kinyerezi au marambamawili. hapo kuna barabara nyingine inaenda kituoni, nyingine inaenda makabe, nyingine ndo uko maramba mawili
hio overpass nyingine ya kuelekea kibaha hapo mbezi ni kwa ajili ya hasa mabus na magar mengine kuingia na kutoka Magufuli Bus Terminal
Hehehe, Tanelec is 70% owned by Kenya [emoji23][emoji23]You must be a fool to think that. That company belongs to TZ government and has never been privatised
Asilimia kubwa ya vifaa vyao vya vita huwa ni donations au wananunua kwa mkopo wa bei nafuu, utakuta madege yamechoka Marekani wao wanayaomba so wanapewa bure kwa masharti au wanayanunua kwa mkopo wa bei nafuu zaidi. Ndiyo utakuta madege yanaanguka kila siku mana ni ya zamani mnoo.
Hahaha umejaribu. Lakini kuna haya mapungufu katika reasoning yako rafiki. Accounting ambayo wengi wenu huwa mnaidharau nakuiona rahisi sio rahisi hata kidogo.but that 56% is a consortium of Safaricom, Vodacom SA and Vodafone UK! Safaricom Kenya's stake in Safaricom Ethiopia is less than 25%!
So know take 35% of that 56% of a consortium plus the 17% of Vodacom in Safaricom Ethiopia to get the true stake of Vodacom SA that Rostam has a stake!
Also 5% of that 56% of a consortium for Vodafone UK as that's the stake in safaricom Kenya!
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Safaricom gets a 56% stake in global partnership for Ethiopia consortium - International Finance
The latest ownership arrangement on the consortium was disclosed by SA-based Vodacom Group which holds a 34.9 percent stake in the Kenya telco giant.internationalfinance.com
Hata wasipofikisha til.22 , ukweli ni kwamba watafikosha Kati ya til.21 ,,hii itakuwa ni performance ya Juu kabisa ukilinganishwa na Mwaka unaoishia.