Battle: Dar es Salaam vs Nairobi

Battle: Dar es Salaam vs Nairobi

Keringet ni maji ya mabazu hapa Kenya, hawa ndio type of customers wake. Naona bei imekushtua lakini usijali siku moja utaomoka. 🤣 🤣 🤣 🤣


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am telling u kenya is another small 'SA'.. ata kando na wacongolee, je wagandarée na warwandii nayo.! uzuri tu we are not xenophobic like wtziis, else...... 💣💣.... 💥💥🔥
Tatizo mna tambia mbaya 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
 
Keringet ni maji ya mabazu hapa Kenya, hawa ndio type of customers wake. Naona bei imekushtua lakini usijali siku moja utaomoka.


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Tanzania we don't have and never embrace social classes, kuanzia Mo, Bakhresa hadi bibi mvuta tumbaku kule kijijini, wote Hutumia maji ya Bei Moja.

Kumbe ndio sababu vijana wengi Kenya hupenda kuzaliwa Tanzania,



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Kwa kweli ni neema kubwa kuzaliwa Tanzania sometimes huwa nashangaa eti baazi yetu humu ndani wanaioponda nchi Yao huwez sikia hata siku moja mkunya akifanya hivo wanakufa na nchi Yao japo wanaumia
Watz wengi bado wana ile tabia ya shobo, wengi wao bado wana ulimbukeni wa kutothamini vya kwao na kutojiamini.
 
Tanzania we don't have and never embrace social classes, kuanzia Mo, Bakhresa hadi bibi mvuta tumbaku kule kijijini, wote Hutumia maji ya Bei Moja.

Kumbe ndio sababu vijana wengi Kenya hupenda kuzaliwa Tanzania,



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Pia utatuambia Luxury cars na zile tuktuk na probox ni za bei moja Tanzania kwa sababu "we donti havu and neva embresi social classes" 😅
 
Pia utatuambia Luxury cars na zile tuktuk na probox ni za bei moja Tanzania kwa sababu "we donti havu and neva embresi social classes" 😅
Akili ya hizi mbuzi za south jameni 🤣 🤣 🤣 🤣 😂 😂 😂 😂
 

Makerere-trained economist who transformed Kenya’s economy​

FRIDAY APRIL 22 2022
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President Mwai Kibaki. FILE PHOTO | NMG

Kenyans mourn the death of the third president Emilio Mwai Kibaki, a renowned trained economist from the University of Makerere who turned around the Kenyan economy after decades of mismanagement.

The former head of State boasted an illustrious academic career before throwing his hat into politics.

Mr Kibaki in 1955 emerged top of his class with a First Class Honors degree-granting him a scholarship to the London School of Economics (LSE).

In London, he set a record as the first African to graduate from the school with a First Class Honors degree.

Despite his cool temperament, he however stopped teaching to join the field of politics commonly characterized by charisma and outspokenness.

He served as an opposition Member of Parliament from 1992 to 2002 where he unsuccessfully vied for the presidency in 1992 and 1997.

Later on, he served as the Leader of the Official Opposition in Parliament from 1998 to 2002.

President Kibaki also previously served as the fourth Vice-President of Kenya for ten years from 1978 to 1988 under President Daniel Arap Moi and held various cabinet positions in the Kenyatta and Moi governments.

He served as the Minister for Finance (1969–1981) under Kenyatta, Minister for Home Affairs (1982–1988), and Minister for Health (1988–1991) under the Moi regime.

In the run-up to the 2002 elections, Mr Kibaki's Democratic Party formed a collation with several other opposition parties to form the National Alliance Rainbow Coalition (NARC) which won the election that ended Moi’s 24-year rule with 62 percent of the votes.

Kenya's economy in the Kibaki years experienced a major turnaround.

According to data from World Bank, GDP growth picked up from a low 0.5 percent in 2002 to 2.9 percent in 2003, 5.1 percent in 2004, 5.9 percent in 2005, 6.4 percent in 2006, and 6.8 percent in 2007.

During the Post-Election Violence following the disputed 2007 General Elections and later the global financial crisis of 2008, the GDP dipped to 0.2 percent but recovered to 3.3 percent in 2009 and 8 percent in 2010.
 
Mkuu wakenya ni zaidi, hawaitamani kabisa nchi Yao, msikilize huyu


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Nafahamu Wakenya tatizo lao ni ugumu wa maisha kule kwao, nchi yao haina fursa nyingi kama kwetu na ndiyo maana Wakenya hawapendi nchi yao lkn kwa Tz kesi ni tofauti, nadhani ni kwasababu nchi haina shida ndio maana wananchi wamelewa raha mpk wanatamani dhiki.
 
Ndoto za mchana hizi. 🤣 🤣 🤣
You see, the biggest difference between Kenyans and Tanzanians is that, Kenyans are more free to exercise their freedom of speech from their own experiences, now they highlight issues they feel should be addressed including ukabila, corruption, poverty, cost of living, insecurity and other social and economical vices... Now the problem is, when they do, our neighbors at the South think Kenya is full of problems by virtue of those highlights...is it that Tanzania is so perfect that there isn't any major socio-economic issues? Or they just haven't been told... We all know the answer to this.
So yea, there are problems in Kenya and we own them, and there's a difference between ones who airs the issues so that they are addressed and the ones that haven't even acknowledged the existence of the issues.
Mkuu wakenya ni zaidi, hawaitamani kabisa nchi Yao, msikilize huyu


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Nafahamu Wakenya tatizo lao ni ugumu wa maisha kule kwao, nchi yao haina fursa nyingi kama kwetu na ndiyo maana Wakenya hawapendi nchi yao lkn kwa Tz kesi ni tofauti, nadhani ni kwasababu nchi haina shida ndio maana wananchi wamelewa raha mpk wanatamani dhiki.
Bado hamjawacha hii tabia ku ua albino.🙆‍♂️ Waaaaaaaa.

 
You see, the biggest difference between Kenyans and Tanzanians is that, Kenyans are more free to exercise their freedom of speech from their own experiences, now they highlight issues they feel should be addressed including ukabila, corruption, poverty, cost of living, insecurity and other societal vices... Now the problem is, when they do, our neighbors at the South think Kenya is full of problems by virtue of those highlights...is it that Tanzania is so perfect that there isn't any major socio-economic issues? Or they just haven't been told... We all know the answer to this.
So yea, there are problems in Kenya and we own them, and there's a difference between ones who airs the issues so that they are addressed and the ones that haven't even acknowledged the existence of the issues.
Facts, you have said it so well. It clearly explains how they react to issues on this forum.
 
Nafahamu Wakenya tatizo lao ni ugumu wa maisha kule kwao, nchi yao haina fursa nyingi kama kwetu na ndiyo maana Wakenya hawapendi nchi yao lkn kwa Tz kesi ni tofauti, nadhani ni kwasababu nchi haina shida ndio maana wananchi wamelewa raha mpk wanatamani dhiki.
Wakenya hawapendi shida zilizoko nchini, na ndivo maana unaona wakijaribu kufanya jambo kuyahusu...ila hakuna mwafrika wa nchi ya tatu ambaye anasema kwa uhakika na furaha kuwa hawana shida nchini, labda awe amekuwa brainwashed.
 
Wakenya hawapendi shida zilizoko nchini, na ndivo maana unaona wakijaribu kufanya jambo kuyahusu...ila hakuna mwafrika wa nchi ya tatu ambaye anasema kwa uhakika na furaha kuwa hawana shida nchini, labda awe amekuwa brainwashed.
Shida walizonazo Wakenya huwezi kulinganisha na za Watz, shida za Wakenya nyingi ni God given but shida za Watanzania nyingi ni za kujitakia.
 
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