I don't agree with them because I have a brain that can reason. These two items do not make any sense at all. Connectivity rate ya 85% na households connected to electricity is only 2.7m in a country of 60m people!? Even a mad person can't agree with that.So why do you agree on the number of people but not number of villages connected while both come from the same source?, Which is easy to verify between number if people connected and villages?. If you think there is mistake among the two, most likely is number of people because is not easy to know number of people rather than counting number of villages. If you get an opportunity to drive from Kenya to Tanzania, just take time to count villages and see how many are connected and those who are not, you will never talk this shit again.
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Try to compare Tanzanian situation with a road lined with electric poles. A road of 100KM will pass along let's say 10 villages. Those villages will be counted among the ones having electricity hata kama hakuna nyumba imekuwa connected na electricity in those villages.I don't agree with them because I have a brain that can reason. These two items do not make any sense at all. Connectivity rate ya 85% na households connected to electricity is only 2.7m in a country of 60m people!? Even a mad person can't agree with that.
85% of 60m people gives 51m people having access to electricity. Connected households is a paltry 2.7m according to your government report. That gives an average of 18 people per household! 😂😂😂😂 An abnormal figure!
Well, you will argue that it's about accessibility, not connectivity. Assuming that 70% of those having access to electricity are actually connected, (I have chosen to use a higher figure deliberately for obvious reasons), this means that about 35.7m people are connected to electricity (70% of 51m) . At that rate again, using your government figure of 2.7m connected households, gives the average number of people per household at 13 which is a very high figure.
You can lie to some people some of the time but you can't lie to all the people all the time!
Tanzanians live in darkness. Total darkness alafu wanadanganywa tu hapa virahisi!Try to compare Tanzanian situation with a road lined with electric poles. A road of 100KM will pass along let's say 10 villages. Those villages will be counted among the ones having electricity hata kama hakuna nyumba imekuwa connected na electricity in those villages.
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Kwanza their rural electrification is only 22% compared to Kenya's 62%Tanzanians live in darkness. Total darkness alafu wanadanganywa tu hapa virahisi!
Tz is out of top 10 maybe comeback yetu inaweza turudisha no 8 in the coming Yr if everything will comes as expectedTanzania is not in top 10.
1. Nigeria
2. South Africa
3. Egypt
4. Algeria
5. Morocco
6. Ethiopia
7. Kenya
8. Ghana
9. Angola
10. Cote D'Ivoire
You are the fool here. A total nincompoop.These are wars' propaganda aiming at boosting the morale of losers. Kenyans are the silliest beings alive.
Punguza udaku. Nyinyi hata ku-assemble wheelbarrow hamuwezi.Hivi bado mko kwenye Euro 4 dah bado mko nyuma sana.
Charity Ngilu ndio alipambana sana Kwa upande wenu nyang'au.. Lakini kawaida when it comes to international agencies mnakuwa wapuuzi tu mna praise foreigners.Misri inadhani hii maji ya Victoria ni property yao. These Arabs deserve some beating in the a**
Yani hata bila hizo credit farming.. Serikali ikiondoa urasimu na kuruhusu wakulima walime kibiashara mbona kila mtu atashika jembe tu. Maana kilimo kitalipa na hakuna kuingiliwa.. Ardhi ipo kubwa tu.Issue ya credit to farmers ni muhimu sana in order to expand from subsistance farming to commercial farming.
Pamoja na hii initiative ya block farming kwa vijana ambayo serikali ina implement kuanzia mwaka huu itakuwa a game changer kwa uchumi wa nchi ya Tz
For me I say what I think without caring whether I will hurt Kenyans or Tanzanians. I have criticised Tanzania and Tanzanians many times. In hundreds of my posts I have done that. Likewise, I criticize Kenya and I am one of the few Kenyans here who actually criticises Kenya. I am probably the only one who praises both sides and criticizes both sides based on my opinion. No way Tanzania can be 100% bad and Kenya 100% good or vice versa. Some Kenyans don't like me because I praise them but when I criticise Tanzania they pretend they don't see it. When I praise Kenya and post beautiful pictures of Kenya they like the post, when I criticise Kenya, they don't like it. If you see that as me cheating them or massaging their ego then no problem. Anyway, I will not to change myself to please anyone.Do you know why Tanzanians like you? Is because you love cheating them and massaging their ego. Siku utaanza kuwaambia ukweli then you will be their enemy number one.
hvi nani aliwalaani nyinyi😂😂😂For me I say what I think without caring whether I will hurt Kenyans or Tanzanians. I have criticised Tanzania and Tanzanians many times. In hundreds of my posts I have done that. Likewise, I criticize Kenya and I am one of the few Kenyans here who actually criticises Kenya. I am probably the only one who praises both sides and criticizes both sides based on my opinion. Some Kenyans don't like me because I praise them but when I criticise Tanzania they pretend they don't see it. When I praise Kenya and post beautiful pictures of Kenya they like the post, when I criticise Kenya, they don't like it. If you see that as me cheating them or massaging their ego then no problem. Anyway, I will not to change myself to please anyone.