Battle: Dar es Salaam vs Nairobi

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Dodoma inazidi kupaa

 

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[ichoboy01]

Ni kama tu vile Eastlands ni zaidi ya Dar CBD yote na Kariokoo mara mbili 😂 😂 😂 😂 😂

Yani east upanga ni sawa na mombasa yote kutokana na maelezo yako lakini 😂😂😂😂😂

 

[Lwiva]

kwa kweli sioni dalili ya cable, labda tusubirie nguzo zote zikamilike. Kwa sababu walisema kutakuwa kuna nguzo tatu kuu katikati labda hizo ndio zinaweza fungwa cable kuongeza ubora na muonekano.
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Kama ni hivyo basi samia na mafisadi wenzake wamechenji gia kifisadi aiwezekani bei kuwa sawa baina ya daraja la kawaida na cable. Maana naona kama nguzo zote zipo karibu karibu sana

 

[Ngokongosha]

Jibu zuri sana Geza ni wakupotezewa naona ana ugonjwaa wa kusahau sahau

Kuna siku mtaambiwa kipande cha kwenda bandarini Magufuli alikiondoa ili kupunguza gharama🤣🤣

 

[muhogo_kiks]

Ata hapa jiji la Mwanza kata nyingi hazina umeme watu wanaushi mijini lakini hawana access ya umeme, na hapa ni Mwanza je vipi kuhusu mikoa mingine, hizi siasa za Tanzania ni za ajabu sana, manguzo yametelekezwa chini yapata mwaka mmoja na nusu yapo barabarani. Kwenye ukweli tuseme sizan kama access ya electricity inafikia ata 30% kwa watanzania, tatizo lingine wachangiaji wapo Dar wanazani na sehemu nyingine za Tanzania kuna umeme.
Mwanza tuna ziwa victoria lakini maji tunapata mara moja kwa mwezi na ziwa tunaliona.
Nazungumza fact huduma za kijamii kwa Tanzania bado tupo nyuma sana.
Tuendelee kushindanisha maghorofa ya mji fulani na mji fulani, ikiwa huduma muhimu hakuna

Nchi nyingi za scandinavia hazina majengo marefu kama ya posta au Nairobi lakini wapo mbali sana kiuchumi na huduma bora za kijamii.
NB; POVU RUKSA KWA WAPUMBAVU.

Bro hiki unachoongea hakihusiani kabisa na upatikanaji na umeme. Ni kweli kuna watu wengi wako mjini la umeme hawana ni kwa sababu ya umasikini tu. Kuna watu wako mjini lakini hiyo 300,000 ya kuunganishwa umeme hawana. Sio kwamba umeme hakuna laa.......mara nyingi nguzo ziko mbele ya nyumba zao.

Juzi nilipita chongoleani. Nikauliza mbona umeme upo lakini naona nyumba nyingi hazina umeme? Jibu nilipewa ni kwamba pale panahesabika kama mjini (Tanga) kwahiyo wakitaka umeme lazima walipe 300, 000. Nikaelewa vizuri tu. Na kama ukifika ni bush kabisa ingawa ni kama dakika 15 tu kutoka Tanga mjini.

 

[Fundi kitasa]

Tanga -pangani -bagamoyo 150+km ulipofikia mradi mpaka sasa👇👇

 

[Ngokongosha]

Nimesafiri na SGR from Mombasa to Nairobi, inafika 116km/h, wacha porojo, kila coach has a small digital screen above the corridor entrance showing moving speed., and I was watching it, the train was running between 95 and 116KM/h.., averagely., inachezea 105 to 110 sana sana., so wewe ni muongo., kaulize yeyote ambaye ametumia SGR.,

Na kuna wakati inashuka hadi 75km/h., I guess coz of timing ile inayotoka Nairobi, maana kuna mahali zinapishana, lazima zifike pale kwa pamoja., but nadhani kama hakuna oncoming train., from Nairobi to Mombasa and vice versa mwendo inaeza kuchukua around 3 hours..,

Masaa 3 sahau kabisa, mombasa Nairobi ni 480 km kwa speed ya 120km/hr bila kusimama hata kituo kimoja ni 4hrs.
Treni yenu hutumia 5hrs, hii ni wastani wa 96km/hr.
Suala la kupishana nyinyi si ndio huwa mnajisifu humu kwamba mna passing loop kibao

 

[Don YF]

Masaa 3 sahau kabisa, mombasa Nairobi ni 480 km kwa speed ya 120km/hr bila kusimama hata kituo kimoja ni 4hrs.
Treni yenu hutumia 5hrs, hii ni wastani wa 96km/hr.
Suala la kupishana nyinyi si ndio huwa mnajisifu humu kwamba mna passing loop kibao

Uko sahihi, considering the 480KM.., lazima zifike kwa passing loop at around the same time.., timing ni key.

 

[Don YF]

Uhuru outspent Kibaki thrice over on roads at Sh1.5 trillion​

Monday, July 18, 2022

The Nairobi Expressway as it cuts through Westlands right above Waiyaki Way.
Francis Nderitu | Nation Media Group

By Peter Mburu
Nation Media Group
President Uhuru Kenyatta has spent nearly Sh1.5 trillion to build roads since 2013, leaving behind about 11,000 kilometres of thoroughfares to his credit. A review shows that the Jubilee administration spent Sh1.44 trillion on roads between June 2013 and March 2022.

Data from the Kenya National Bureau of Statistics (KNBS) show that the expenditure on roads rose from Sh87.6 billion in 2013 to over Sh207 billion by last year.

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The highest spending was recorded between 2017 and 2022, where the government splashed over Sh951 billion, compared to the Sh490 billion spent during the first term, as the President rushed against time to leave behind a strong legacy. During the 2021/2022 financial year the government spent a total of Sh186.9 billion on roads in the first nine months.
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“An analysis of programme performance shows that the road transport programme ... recorded the highest proportion of programme expenditure to its gross estimates (Sh195.2 billion) at 95.8 percent,” stated the office of the Controller of Budget (CoB) in its report on national government budget implementation between July 2021 and March 2022.
The government had last year budgeted Sh195.2 billion for road transport in the financial year 2021/22, including Sh94.7 billion for new roads and bridges, Sh36.1 billion for rehabilitation of old ones, and Sh54 billion for maintenance. By end of March, Sh101.17 billion in development spending and Sh85.76 recurrent spending had already been recorded, CoB reported.
The President’s Delivery Unit (PDU), on its website, states that over 2,000km of inter-city highways are under construction, another 500km are being procured, while 500km of urban roads are under different stages of construction or procurement.

Read: Motorists to use cashless payments for Nairobi Expressway
“The rural arteries road have also seen investment to build over 3,500km in different parts of the country. Another 2,500km are at advanced stages of procurement,” PDU states. The President, during the Madaraka Day celebrations on June 1, said he had built more roads than all other administrations before him, transforming the country “one kilometre at a time.”

Available KNBS data show that between 2005 and 2013, President Kibaki spent Sh474.9 billion on roads, about a third (34.8 per cent) of President Kenyatta’s spending. During his last two years in office, President Kenyatta will have spent an amount equivalent to what President Kibaki spent on roads over eight years.
Read also: Uhuru to leave Sh9 trillion debt
Kibaki’s highest spending on roads was in his last year of office when Sh117.6 billion was used, while during President Kenyatta’s tenure the highest expenditure was in 2018/19 and 2020/21 when Sh207 billion was spent each year.
pmburu@ke.nationmedia.com

 

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Kama ni hivyo basi samia na mafisadi wenzake wamechenji gia kifisadi aiwezekani bei kuwa sawa baina ya daraja la kawaida na cable. Maana naona kama nguzo zote zipo karibu karibu sana

Kaka cable zitakuwepo katikati hakuna kilichobadilika, angalia hii video utaona kati kuna gape, na hii sehemu ya katikati itawezesha feri na boat kupita

 

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Nord Stream 1: Trudeau defends decision to return Russia-owned turbine​

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Canada's Prime Minister Justin Trudeau defended the decision despite a backlash from Ukraine

Prime Minister Justin Trudeau has defended Canada's decision to return a turbine used in a pipeline that carries natural gas from Russia to Germany.
He said it was a "very difficult decision" to return the Russian-owned turbine despite sanctions.

Ukraine has accused Canada of wavering to Russia, but Mr Trudeau reiterated his government's support for Kyiv.

He also accused the Kremlin of weaponising its energy sector to undermine Ukraine's allies.

On Saturday, Canada announced the controversial decision to release the turbine that had been stranded in a repair facility in the city of Montreal.
It prompted an angry backlash from some Ukrainians, including from a group representing the Ukrainian diaspora that said it would seek a judicial review of the decision.

Ukraine's government also accused Canada of adjusting sanctions "to the whims of Russia" and called for the decision to be reversed.

Russia's energy sector forms a critical part of its economy and has been a target of international sanctions since Moscow's invasion of neighbouring Ukraine earlier this year.

"I remind people that the sanctions that Canada is leading on, that we continue to push harder and harder, are aimed at Putin and his enablers and aren't designed to harm our allies and their populations," Mr Trudeau told reporters on Wednesday.

Canada plans to return the turbine for the gas pipeline to German energy company Siemens, granting it a "time-limited and revocable permit" despite sanctions put in place by Western nations against Russia.

The turbine would then be returned from Germany to Russia. Mr Trudeau confirmed on Wednesday the exemption is applicable for two years.
The turbine is part of the Nord Stream 1 pipeline, which supplies gas from Russia to Germany. Russia said the pipeline has been operating at 40% capacity due to missing equipment.

Germany has expressed fears of an energy shortage due to its over-reliance on Russian gas, especially with winter months approaching.

On Tuesday, the Toronto-based Ukrainian World Congress filed an application for judicial review with a Canadian court seeking to quash the exemption so that the turbine could no longer be returned.

"We have had no choice but to take legal action," it said in a statement.
The US state department, however, has supported Canada's decision, saying it will allow Germany and other European countries to replenish their gas reserves while increasing their energy security.

As of Wednesday, Kremlin-controlled energy company Gazprom said it had no documentation to show that Siemens is permitted to bring the gas turbine for the Nord 1 Stream pipeline from Canada.

Siemens, however, announced it was now in the planning stages of transporting and deploying the turbine.

Nord Stream 1: Trudeau defends decision to return Russia-owned turbine

It released the turbine - used in a natural gas pipeline from Russia to Germany - despite Ukraine's objections.

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Hebu angalieni hiyo gas pipeline network ilivyotapakaa the whole Europe na source ikiwa Russia!
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[ichoboy01]

Wakenya pharse three tayar muna lipi lakusema 😂😂😂

 

[coodip1]

Sijaelewa reli ipi inapita mpk barabara kubwa.. ila upande wa huku barabara ya g/mboto (mataa) hakuna shida.. space ipo ya kutosha hata kwenye services road wanaweza kujenga kwa shape ya L. shida ni huko kwenye nyumba

Njia panda ya segerea tokea majumba sita

 

[coodip1]

Hivi ilo daraja litakuwa la cable kweli ? Mbona nguzo zipo karibu karibu sana au wamebadilisha ramani

Hili daraja ni combination ya cable stayed na normal bridge. Cable staying itakuwa katikati ya maji huko ila huku mwanzoni itakuwa ya kawaida.

 

[Geza Ulole]

A dream of the whole of Kenya