Battle: Dar es Salaam vs Nairobi

Battle: Dar es Salaam vs Nairobi

nairobae said:
Summary ndio hii hapa.
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Hakuna tofauti kati ya Dar na dumpsite 😂😂
 
nguvusimba said:
now acknowledge the reality that kunyaland economy is owned by less than ten percent foreigner (whites) and a small group of politicians. The rest (Ordinary nyangaus) is like house maid in kunyaland.
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Jifunze kufuatilia mada wewe bwege. Kilaza mwenzako alisema eti we are building quality supermarkets while the number of Kenyans dying from hunger is increasing ndio nikamjibu kwamba hizo supermarkets anataja are private investments and have nothing to do with government projects/mitigative measures on hunger. Sasa wewe ulivyo kilaza zaidi ya yule kilaza wa kwanza unakuja kutoa povu.

Kwa hizo supermarkets tunazojenga hebu nitajie ya mzungu, mwarabu ama muhindi. Ama unafikiri Kenya ni kama kwenu ambapo kila kitu kinamilikiwa na warabu au wahindi?
 
nguvusimba said:
But the bank is still in Tanzania. It is a normal business starategy and this is contributed by stiff competition Stanchart got from local banks such as NMB, CRDB, TCB, NBC etc,
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Kwa hivyo StanChart is only facing competition in Tanzania where the first five leading banks can't even match equity bank or KCB bank in anything? Why aren't they facing the same competition in Kenya where locals banks outperform Tanzanian leading banks in almost everything? Ama hii competition ni imaginary tu kwa akili yako?
 
Nicxie said:
That's what they think. Ujamaa mentality hasn't left them
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Ila GoK inalipia hasara za KQ! Nani mjamaa sasa hapo? Ukunya ni shidaa!

www.businessdailyafrica.com

KQ gets another Sh36.6bn State bailout

The Treasury will offer Kenya Airways a further Sh36.6 billion bailout in the year starting July as part of efforts to prop up the national carrier amid recovery from the Covid-19 travel slump.
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Geza Ulole said:
Ila GoK inalipia hasara za KQ! Nani mjamaa sasa hapo? Ukunya ni shidaa!

www.businessdailyafrica.com

KQ gets another Sh36.6bn State bailout

The Treasury will offer Kenya Airways a further Sh36.6 billion bailout in the year starting July as part of efforts to prop up the national carrier amid recovery from the Covid-19 travel slump.
www.businessdailyafrica.com www.businessdailyafrica.com
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GOK has shares in KQ and it's her responsibility to make sure the airline is running.
 
ichoboy01 said:
aga khan ni mkenya ?? 😂😂😂

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BTW Aga Khan family has first roots ni Bagamoyo within East Africa!

It was this heritage that inspired my grandfather, as Imam of the Ismaili Muslim community, to make education a top priority. In fact, he started the first Aga Khan School in Africa over 110 years ago in Bagamoyo, here in Tanzania. And that same legacy was in our minds when we began planning for this new Aga Khan University.

I well remember those conversations – as early as in 1975 – and I remember them, to be exact. We asked a host of questions and a host of wise people helped us address them. Harvard University drew up our blue print. Our biggest question was whether a new university in Asia and Africa, in this day and age, could achieve sufficient levels of excellence as measured by world standards.

Well, we decided to try it. The Aga Khan University was founded in Karachi in 1983. It recently celebrated its 30 year anniversary. And then, in the year 2000, we expanded into East Africa.

Today, the Aga Khan University remains the only privately supported University with major academic programs on both the Asian and the African continents. Over a relatively short time span, we have extended our work into eight different countries. We created two degree or diploma programs in the 1980s, two more in the 1990s, and another 21 programs since the year 2000. Altogether, we have graduated over twelve thousand students – over 2000 here in East Africa. And you will soon become the most recent!

Altogether in these 15 years some 1900 nurses have been trained here, almost half of them earning Bachelor of Nursing degrees. So have some 3000 teachers, including 250 with Masters of Education degrees. But the most important point is the multiplier effect that you can have as you pass along your skills and your standards. I think, for example, of programs which have trained almost 1000 head-teachers of secondary schools – just in the last year – a striking example of this powerful multiplier potential.

Aga Khan University Convocation, Dar es Salaam, 2015

“As we look to the future, I am increasingly impressed by one overriding insight. It reflects the vast flow of information that has come my way as I have watched the ups and downs of the developing world. More and more, I am convinced that the key to improving the quality of human life, both in...
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1 minute into this video and the evil dreams of a tanzanian hater are crashed with the kind of cars on kenyan roads
 
chongchung said:
Ambazo hata hivyo ni pesa kutoka Tanzania, mafukara hamna uchumi wowote bila Tanzania 😂😂😂😂

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Wait, mbona mnafurahia pesa za wakenya? 😅😅
Mnajua maana ya Remmitances kweli? 😅😅😅🤣 Endeni google kwanza kabla mjiaibishe hapa.. izo ni pesa ambazo wakenya wanaofanya kazi Tz wanatuma nyumbani 🤣
 
Geza Ulole said:
Ila GoK inalipia hasara za KQ! Nani mjamaa sasa hapo? Ukunya ni shidaa!

www.businessdailyafrica.com

KQ gets another Sh36.6bn State bailout

The Treasury will offer Kenya Airways a further Sh36.6 billion bailout in the year starting July as part of efforts to prop up the national carrier amid recovery from the Covid-19 travel slump.
www.businessdailyafrica.com www.businessdailyafrica.com
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Stop talking about KQ losses while you don't even know how much ATCL has made in "profits"
 
 
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