Battle: Dar es Salaam vs Nairobi

Battle: Dar es Salaam vs Nairobi

Shomy93 said:
Their budget is worth 3.3 Trillion kshs, out of this 1.36 Trillion goes to pay debt( Debt repayments) and 1.34 goes to recurrent expenditure! So for the first time in their country's history debt repayments have now exceeded recurrent expenditure which unfortunately is not good at all, 600 billion kshs ndiyo inayobaki for development expenditure ambapo pia unaweza kuwa mkopo.
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Na tz?
 
Tony254 said:
Unamuita mwizi? One of the biggest foreign investors in Tanzania? Unadhani huyo yupo ligi yako au yangu? Bank aliyoanzisha kama cooperative society miaka 35 zilizopita sasa ni top 25 biggest banks in Africa? Top 2 biggest in Kenya and a bank with a branch in almost every EAC country? Bank yenye balance sheet ya $10 billion ambayo ni 15% ya Gdp yenu? Huyo ni investor mkubwa huko kwenu, muheshimu.

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Wanachukia how Kenyans are aggressive and why it's not them, so kuendelea kwa anything Kenyan inamuumiza sana...

Anyway I'm enjoying some real hip hop from the 255
 
Geza Ulole said:
Endelea kudanganywa...🤣🤣👇👇

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Kenya's Next President Will Inherit an Unsustainable Debt Burden​

Apr 11, 2022 | 20:10 GMT

A construction worker adds gravel to the tracks of a section of the new Standard Gauge Railway (SGR) in Nairobi, Kenya, in June 2018.

A construction worker adds gravel to the tracks of a section of the new Standard Gauge Railway (SGR) in Nairobi, Kenya, in June 2018.
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The winner of Kenya's upcoming presidential election will inherit an increasingly unsustainable debt burden, with repayments slated to overtake the national government's recurrent spending programs beginning in July. Kenya will hold general elections on Aug. 9 in which voters will cast ballots for the country's president and national legislature, along with various regional positions.

The presidential race, in particular, is expected to be highly contentious and could hold significant repercussions for Kenya's financial outlook, as massive infrastructure projects continue to drive the government deeper into debt (which now totals an estimated $71 billion, or 70.2% of Kenya's GDP).

Kenyan President Uhuru Kenyatta's government has increased borrowing to build his ambitious ''legacy projects,'' which include the Standard Gauge Railway, the Nairobi Expressway and the Lamu port. In funding these infrastructure projects, which are estimated to cost a total of $47.8 billion, Kenyatta's government has relied on Eurobond offerings, a package of...

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Kenya's Next President Will Inherit an Unsustainable Debt Burden | RANE

Reducing public spending and renegotiating the debt racked up by current President Kenyatta's infrastructure projects will prove difficult, raising the risk of a default in the long term.
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State faces fines over Sh3.6bn unpaid Southern bypass bill

Kenya has fallen further back on the repayment of the Sh18 billion Southern Bypass loan, underlying the growing struggle to keep up with a mountain of debt owed to Chinese firms.
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Huyo mwandishi wa habari ni mjinga. By the way huyo mwandishi sio Mungu anaweza kosea pia. Nairobi expessway ni ppp. Anyway najua inauma lakini itabidi mzoee.
 
IamLee said:
Ubaya yako ni kuwa na domo kubwa bila kuskia figures hata...
USD 40 Billion facility that can accomodate and discharge more than 2 ships at one given time..each with a tonnage discharge of 200,00 metric tonnes..
Hakuna mtu ameandika hii ndio kipevu oil terminal, that's a freaking poster dude!

Do you have a facility with such capacities? Ogopa sana
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Kipevu oil terminal inadiscahrge 4 oil tankers at a go, hata sio 2 ships. Wao hawana facility kama hio.
 
IamLee said:
Wanachukia how Kenyans are aggressive and why it's not them, so kuendelea kwa anything Kenyan inamuumiza sana...

Anyway I'm enjoying some real hip hop from the 255
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Unakuta Mlazy mmoja anasema eti Dr. Mwangi asiruhusiwe kununua benki Tanzania. Jamaa anasahau kwamba nchi yao sio ya ujamaa tena. Nchi yao imekuwa capitalist country na mwenye pesa mpishe. Ikiwa Equity inataka kununua benki hapo Tanzania basi nchi ya kikapitolisti inastahili kuruhusu transaction hiyo kufanyika. Tatizo hawa Malazy wana mawazo ya kijamaa sana. Ujamaa bado haujawatoka.
 
Tony254 said:
Unakuta Mlazy mmoja anasema eti Dr. Mwangi asiruhusiwe kununua benki Tanzania. Jamaa anasahau kwamba nchi yao sio ya ujamaa tena. Nchi yao imekuwa capitalist country na mwenye pesa mpishe. Ikiwa Equity inataka kununua benki hapo Tanzania basi nchi ya kikapitolisti inastahili kuruhusu transaction hiyo kufanyika. Tatizo hawa Malazy wana mawazo ya kijamaa sana. Ujamaa bado haujawatoka.
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amekataliwa na Fair competition commission hamna haja ya kwenda ku-lobby!
 
Tony254 said:
Unamuita mwizi? One of the biggest foreign investors in Tanzania? Unadhani huyo yupo ligi yako au yangu? Bank aliyoanzisha kama cooperative society miaka 35 zilizopita sasa ni top 25 biggest banks in Africa? Top 2 biggest in Kenya and a bank with a branch in almost every EAC country? Bank yenye balance sheet ya $10 billion ambayo ni 15% ya Gdp yenu? Huyo ni investor mkubwa huko kwenu, muheshimu.

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Yeye pamoja na wapumbavu wengine 529 wame invest only $1b, huenda ni biggest investor huko kwenu kwenye nchi ya giza ila co Tz.
 
Geza Ulole said:
sasa 4 at ago halafu huna storage capacity ni kama kuweka a cart before a donkey!
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Eti hakuna oil and gas storage facilities in Mombasa??? Are you sure? Unajua Kenya ndio iko na the biggest LPG gas storage facility in East and Central Africa? Ngoje nizame nikuje na evidence.
 
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