Now tuna ndege mpya na nzuri, Wakenya wenyewe wameanza kupanda hizi ndege na wanazisifia sn, wengi wao wameanza kuja ku connect ndege huku Tz kwenda Ndola, Harare na kwingineko
Sasa ilipaswa huyo Simon ndio azungumze hayo kwasababu yeye yupo TANESCO Kama kweli anazo hizo data, wewe itakua vigumu kueleweka.
Kuhusu Makamba huko Bingeni tumemsikiliza, zaidi ya kuzungumzia matatizo ya kiufindi na kuchakaa kwa miundombinu ya umeme, hajazungumzia lolote kuhusu kuongezeka kwa uzalishaji, sio kazi ya TANESCO Wala hawezi kujua lolote kuhusu ongezeko la uzalishaji, wao wanachojua ni kuhusu ongezeko la matumizi tu.
Mkuu, mahitaji ya umeme Tanzania hadi Sasa ni 1400MW, na uzalishaji wa umeme ni 1700MW, maana yake tunazalisha umeme zaidi ya mahitaji yetu, kwahiyo hakuna peak demand inayozidi au kufikia 1700MW, kwahiyo tatizo lipo kwenye usambazaji hasa kutokana na TANESCO wenyewe kushindwa kugundua matatizo mapema katika njia za usambazaji na kuzirekebisha kabla tatizo halijatokea.
Magufuli alifanikiwa Sana kuwafanya wafanyakazi wa serikali kuwa "proactive" badala ya kuwa "reactive" katika utendaji wa kazi, ndio sababu umeme kipindi chake ulikua haukatiki mara kwa mara, wafanyakazi waliokua wanaogopa kushitakiwa kwa Magufuli kupitia safari zake za ghafla nchi nzima, hivi Sasa wafanyakazi wameanza tena kujisahau
UEFA imeisha sasa nikaona nipitie huku..naona nimetajwa..
Bro huyo mtu huwa siargue nae..japo sijapitia deep maongezi yenu..ebu angalia hizi data..kama hazitoshelezi maongezi yenu na mnataka data nyingine..nishtue kesho.. nitag kbsa nipate noti
Pia si ajabu akabadilisha gear. Usiku mwema nyote
The legacy of the Modernist movement is a complicated one. Spanning a diverse assortment of fiercely debated sub-categories and styles, the Modernist style has established its presence in virtually every continent. Although the movement’s origins may be rooted in Europe and the U.S, outside of the Eurocentric canon architects have redefined and re-established what the definition of a “Modernist” building is. In Sri Lanka, for example, architect Geoffrey Bawa’s sensitive, nature-inspired architectural responses gave rise to the “Tropical Modernism” label. Over in the African continent, it is in the East-African country of Tanzania that some highly unique examples of Modernist architecture are found – headed by architects Anthony Almeida and Beda Amuli.
Of Goan origin, Anthony Almeida was born in and raised in Tanzania’s commercial hub of Dar es Salaam. Going on to study architecture at the prestigious Sir J.J School of Architecture in Mumbai, Modernist figures such as Le Corbusier, Frank Lloyd Wright, and Alvar Aalto figured heavily in his university education, providing a framework within which he built his own architectural principles. Concluding his architectural education in 1948, Almeida headed back to Dar es Salaam, where in a few years, he was able to start his own architecture firm.
Almeida’s “breakthrough” came in 1955 when Almeida got an offer from the Goan community to design a co-educational primary school for 500 students. Approval for the scheme had to come from the British colonial government – meaning that Almeida had to show his proposed scheme to the Director of Education of the colonial administration. The British planning bureaucracy, however, was quite conservative, and Almeida had to defend his ‘very Modern’ and ‘radical’ scheme for the school. Known as St. Xavier’s Primary School, it exemplified Almeida’s climate-responsiveness and modern functionalism, featuring elevated classrooms held up by structural columns and a muted palette of materials. The distinctive shape of the floor plan, with washrooms placed away from the main building – reminded the Director overseeing his design of ‘an airplane’.
Photo : St. Xavier's Primary School Dar es Salaam Tanzania
Photo : architect Anthony Almeida
In conjunction with the increasing emergence of Almeida’s projects was the emergence of another Tanzanian architect – Beda Amuli. The first black African to open an architecture practice in all of East and Central Africa, Amuli studied at the Israel Institute of Technology, starting his own practice in 1970. Arguably the most iconic of his designs was realized in 1973 – Kariakoo Market. Designed in a Brutalist style, Amuli’s concept for the design was an African market under the covering shade of trees. Amuli’s challenge was to translate the shape of a tree — with its stem and branches, into a sturdy, concrete structure. The result was a highly distinct concrete structure, reminiscent of the work of Mexican architect Felix Candela. Gallery of The Global Legacy of Modernism in Tanzania Kariakoo Market Dar es Salaam
Photo : architect Beda Amuli (left) at the Israel Institute of Technology
The surface area of approximately 540 square meters is structured with free-standing concrete pillars, topped with mushroom-shaped crowns which expand to sunshades 15 by 15 meters wide — the ‘trees’ of the African market. Several levels are made use of in the structure - goods deliveries taking place on the cooler basement level, while the area for sales is located two floors above ground. The central staircase creates a chimney effect, which transports hot air into the roof, from where it can escape through the offset between the shading ‘tree crowns’. The environmental considerations of the design are underscored by the multi-purpose use of the sunshades, which collect rainwater used in running the market. The sculptural building is a landmark of its own today and serves as a unique backdrop to Dar es Salaam’s busiest market. Gallery of The Global Legacy of Modernism in Tanzania
Almeida and Amuli passed away in 2019 and 2016 respectively, but their Modernist legacy lives on. Their body of work is far greater than what was outlined above, each of them realizing hundreds of projects in their lifetimes. In a city, and country, with an eclectic mixture of architectural styles, Almeida and Amuli’s architecture provides a useful starting point to understanding the enduring legacy of the Modernist movement in the African continent
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Smithsonian National Museum of African American History and Culture
Washington DC, USA
Vista of the Museum from Constitution Avenue, looking across the north lawn to the Washington Monument.
Alan Karchmer / NMAAHC
The Museum's symbolic presence on the National Mall is matched by the symbolism of the building itself. Lead designer David Adjaye and lead architect Philip Freelon, together with their architectural team Freelon Adjaye Bond/SmithGroup, won an international competition in April 2009 to design and deliver the museum to the people of the United States. Groundbreaking on the five-acre site took place in February 2012, with the Museum’s grand opening celebrated on September 24, 2016.
The son of a diplomat, Adjaye grew up as a citizen of the world. He has lived in Egypt, England, Lebanon, and Tanzania and has visited all 54 independent nations of Africa. Freelon is the leading designer for African American museums today. Before his death in February 2009, J. Max Bond Jr. designed African American historic sites, museum, and archives around the world. As a result, the architects have synthesized a variety of distinctive elements from Africa and the Americas into the building’s design and structure
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Those photos are just arbitrary images, they don't tell us about the time or season. You can't make any serious comparison with such a limited information.
Hapo unapoteza muda na energy tuu mkuu huyo mwambie mambo ya cetrifuge na biosafety cabinet mtazungumza lugha moja lakini sijui uchumi au projects utachoka mwenyewe
Ulivyo fala unashindwa kujua kwamba Tanesco wenyewe wamesema kwa miaka 5 ya Mwendazake hawakufanya repair ya mitambo ila umeme ulikuwa haukatiki katiki kwa sababu peak demand ilishuka hasa kuanzia 2018 kwa sababu investments zikishuka kwa hivyo pressure kwenye grid ilikuwa ndogo..
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