Battle: Dar es Salaam vs Nairobi

Battle: Dar es Salaam vs Nairobi

Wakenya wengi ni akina nani? nani aliwaaminisha? [emoji23] [emoji23] [emoji23] [emoji23] kwa vile nimeijua Tanzania sana kupitia jamii forums.., porojo wacheni, facts ziko wazi sana, hamudanganyi watu dunia ya leo, eti waliaminishwa.., weka proof hapa.., yaani mwalimu aonge kuhusu Tanzania shuleni? wapi? lini? Kenya ipi hiyo? apart from historia ya Kinjekitile na Nyerere etc nothing about Tanzania whether ni nchi tajiri ama masikini, so wacheni uongo, hii ni wivu na wishful thinking, blind patriotism tu[emoji23][emoji23][emoji23][emoji23][emoji23][emoji23][emoji23]., kwanza kuhusu Nyerere I knew him on a positive light, so hizi porojo zenu mnaziokota wapi na nyie ni fukara, nchi ya watu wengi pato kidogo, mko na city moja yenye CBD moja, less tarmacked roads than Kenya, Uchumi hafifu ama na hizi tumeaminishwa?.., Kinjekitile Jr porojo rudisha vijiweni.., [emoji23][emoji23][emoji23][emoji23]
DON wewe huwezi kujua kwasbabu shule ulisomea Tanzania, wenzio waliosomea Keny ndio walikuwa wakiambiwa hivyo [emoji23][emoji23][emoji23][emoji23][emoji23]
 
Hawa vilaza ni wajinga kuruka, mtu anaandika hadithi ili ajisikie vizuri, wanaumwa kuona tunawaacha mbali na facts ziko wazi sana., eti ameambiwa, a white lie, even Ugandans know better, huyu ni ndwazi [emoji23] [emoji23] [emoji23] [emoji23] [emoji23] [emoji23] [emoji23] [emoji23]
Imebidi [emoji23][emoji23][emoji23][emoji23][emoji23] comment yako.
 
Hawa wakunya wanaoomba msaada wa chakula huku Rombo, tungekuwa na roho mbaya tungewarekodi videos.
Yaani wanapita nyumba kwa nyumba.
Utu kwanza ndo jadi yetu Watanzania.
Kweli hii au unatania mzee [emoji3][emoji3][emoji24][emoji24][emoji24][emoji24]
 
Nimemuona Prof.Muhongo kwenye huu mradi, miaka 20 back ndipo uliasisiwa ila ikashindikana ukafanyika kipindi cha Magufuli.

Ahsante kwa taarifa nilikuwa silijui hili.
Muhongo ni hazina ya taifa,nilishangaa sana mama kumpa ile wizara mwanasiasa badala ya prof muhongo,mama amebug pakubwa sana pale
 
Technically ni Kenya inawalisha, tusiponunua kwenu idadi ya watu wenye utapia mlo na stunted growth itazidi kuongezeka, tukinunua mnapata hela angalau mnunue vyakula vingine, sio mihogo kwa maharage tu, nyie ni fukara msio jiweza ni ardhi inawashughulikia kama wanyama pori hivi, siku ile ukame itaingia Tz mnaeza mka angamia karibu nyote, serikali yenu haina misuli ya ku subsidize chakula., ni fukara sana, inakusanya hela kidogo na mko wengi mno., masikini mwenye watoto wengi, nyambaff [emoji23] [emoji23] [emoji23] [emoji23] [emoji23] [emoji23] [emoji23] [emoji23] [emoji23]
Siku tutakapoachwa kutukaniwa ardhi kubwa yenye rutuba na maji ya kutosha halafu hatuzalishi chakula cha kuilisha Afrika hakika viongozi wetu watakuwa wametutua mzigo mkubwa sana kichwani.

Kuna mambo mengine hata kama ni mzaha ila kwa wahusika ni msg tosha kwao. Bado hatuzalishi vya kutosha. Wahusika waamke, mipango mipango ni mizuri lakini isipowekwa kwenye utekelezaji ni uzushi tu [emoji52][emoji52][emoji52][emoji52][emoji2955]
 
Nimemuona Prof.Muhongo kwenye huu mradi, miaka 20 back ndipo uliasisiwa ila ikashindikana ukafanyika kipindi cha Magufuli.

Ahsante kwa taarifa nilikuwa silijui hili.
kwanza hata turbines na switch yards hazipo Tanzania ila Wakulungwa kama kawa wanadai JPM ndo kajenga!
 
Muhongo ni hazina ya taifa,nilishangaa sana mama kumpa ile wizara mwanasiasa badala ya prof muhongo,mama amebug pakubwa sana pale
Yaani ndipo nimeshangaa kumbe vitu vilikuwa on papers kitambo tu.

Uthubutu na ujasiri wa kufanya vitu ni muhimu kwa kila kiongozi wa nchi.
 
Temperatures in the UK have reached a record 40 degrees celcius
 
kwanza hata turbines na switchyards hazipo Tanzania ila Wakulungwa kama kawa wanadai JPM ndo kajenga!
Aiseee, Kwanini waliamua kufanya hivyo?

Mikataba inabidi iwe vizuri.

Kule KIKAGATI kulikuwa na kitu kama hiki Idd Amin akakilipua, sijui kama kilikuwa kinamilikiwa na nchi zote maana umeme ulikuwa unapatikana pia Tanzania.

Sasa hivi wameamua kurejesha uzalishaji wa umeme, bado sijajua kama kuna mashirikiano na Tanzania.
 
Msosi umekamilika kasoro mboga moja tu hapo hiyo ya katikati ndio huwa sigusi. Ila ni kitu konki sana, nchi ya neema hii [emoji39][emoji39][emoji2956][emoji2956]
Kisamvu ndio kime miss hapo [emoji39]
 

UK CITIZEN OF INDIAN DESCENT, AMBAYE PIA NI NUSU MKENYA NUSU MTANZANIA KWA MJIBU WA WAZAZI WAKE, BABA ALIZALIWA KENYA NA MAMA TANZANIA, AKO NA FURSA KUBWA YA KUONGOZA UK.

Rishi Sunak Widens Lead In UK PM Race, 115 Tory Lawmakers Back Him​

Race For UK PM: Sunak won the support of 115 Tory lawmakers, followed by Penny Mordaunt on 82 votes, Liz Truss on 71, Kemi Badenoch on 58 and Tom Tugendhat on 31​

WorldAgence France-PresseUpdated: July 19, 2022 8:11 am IST
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Former finance minister Rishi Sunak widened his lead in the latest round of voting on Monday.


London:
Former finance minister Rishi Sunak widened his lead in the latest round of voting Monday by Conservative MPs to decide Britain's next prime minister, but the race to get in the final two tightened.
Sunak won the support of 115 Tory lawmakers, followed by Penny Mordaunt on 82 votes, Liz Truss on 71, Kemi Badenoch on 58 and Tom Tugendhat on 31, who drops out as the last-placed candidate, the party announced.
MPs will keep voting until only two candidates remain, the winner then being decided by the party members.
Mordaunt had been bookmakers' favourite before the weekend, but lost votes from the previous round.

Foreign Secretary Truss closed the gap to 11 and can probably expect more support switching to her from Badenoch's backers, should the insurgent candidate be eliminated in the next round, promising a tense race to make the final cut Wednesday.
Television bosses earlier Monday scrapped a planned debate between the remaining contenders for Tuesday night after Sunak and Truss pulled out, said Sky News, which was due to host it.
"Conservative MPs are said to be concerned about the damage the debates are doing to the image of the Conservative party, exposing disagreements and splits within the party," it added in a statement.
Prime Minister Boris Johnson announced on July 7 he was quitting as Conservative leader after a government rebellion in protest at his scandal-hit administration.
He is staying on as prime minister until his successor is announced on September 5.
- 'Hunger Games' -
In the two previous televised debates -- on Channel 4 Friday and the ITV network Sunday -- the contenders clashed notably on whether to cut taxes to help ease a soaring cost of living crisis.
But Sunday's clash turned more acrimonious -- and personal -- with candidates encouraged to directly criticise one another and their proposals.
Sunak called out Truss for voting against Brexit, her previous membership of the Liberal Democrats, and her position on tax.
In turn, Truss questioned Sunak's stewardship of the economy.
Badenoch attacked Mordaunt for her stance on transgender rights -- a rallying call in the "culture wars" exercising the Tory right.
Paul Goodman, from the ConservativeHome website, likened the debates to a "political version of 'The Hunger Games'" and questioned why they had agreed to it.
"Tory MPs and activists will have watched in horror as several of the candidates flung buckets of manure over each other," he wrote.
He questioned why they would publicly accept to criticise the record of the government that all but one of them served in, or the policies they supported as ministers.
- 'Out of ideas' -
The main opposition Labour party has called for Johnson to leave immediately.
Its leader, Keir Starmer, called the candidates' withdrawal a sign of a party "out of ideas (and) out of purpose".
"Pulling out of a TV debate when you want to be prime minister doesn't show very much confidence," he added.
The government blocked attempts by Starmer to call a confidence vote in parliament to get rid of Johnson immediately, instead bringing forward its own confidence vote on the government as a whole.
During the debate, Johnson defended his government's record, citing the vaccine rollout and support of Ukraine.
"I believe this is one the most dynamic governments of modern times, not just overcoming adversity on a scale we haven't seen for centuries but delivering throughout adversity."
Former Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn joked that his one-time sparring partner was taking MPs on a "fantasy tour of this country".
Starmer called the outgoing leader a "vengeful squatter" in Downing Street.
 

UK CITIZEN OF INDIAN DESCENT, AMBAYE PIA NI NUSU MKENYA NUSU MTANZANIA KWA MJIBU WA WAZAZI WAKE, BABA ALIZALIWA KENYA NA MAMA TANZANIA, AKO NA FURSA KUBWA YA KUONGOZA UK.

Rishi Sunak Widens Lead In UK PM Race, 115 Tory Lawmakers Back Him​

Race For UK PM: Sunak won the support of 115 Tory lawmakers, followed by Penny Mordaunt on 82 votes, Liz Truss on 71, Kemi Badenoch on 58 and Tom Tugendhat on 31​

WorldAgence France-PresseUpdated: July 19, 2022 8:11 am IST
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Former finance minister Rishi Sunak widened his lead in the latest round of voting on Monday.


London:
Former finance minister Rishi Sunak widened his lead in the latest round of voting Monday by Conservative MPs to decide Britain's next prime minister, but the race to get in the final two tightened.
Sunak won the support of 115 Tory lawmakers, followed by Penny Mordaunt on 82 votes, Liz Truss on 71, Kemi Badenoch on 58 and Tom Tugendhat on 31, who drops out as the last-placed candidate, the party announced.
MPs will keep voting until only two candidates remain, the winner then being decided by the party members.
Mordaunt had been bookmakers' favourite before the weekend, but lost votes from the previous round.

Foreign Secretary Truss closed the gap to 11 and can probably expect more support switching to her from Badenoch's backers, should the insurgent candidate be eliminated in the next round, promising a tense race to make the final cut Wednesday.
Television bosses earlier Monday scrapped a planned debate between the remaining contenders for Tuesday night after Sunak and Truss pulled out, said Sky News, which was due to host it.
"Conservative MPs are said to be concerned about the damage the debates are doing to the image of the Conservative party, exposing disagreements and splits within the party," it added in a statement.
Prime Minister Boris Johnson announced on July 7 he was quitting as Conservative leader after a government rebellion in protest at his scandal-hit administration.
He is staying on as prime minister until his successor is announced on September 5.
- 'Hunger Games' -
In the two previous televised debates -- on Channel 4 Friday and the ITV network Sunday -- the contenders clashed notably on whether to cut taxes to help ease a soaring cost of living crisis.
But Sunday's clash turned more acrimonious -- and personal -- with candidates encouraged to directly criticise one another and their proposals.
Sunak called out Truss for voting against Brexit, her previous membership of the Liberal Democrats, and her position on tax.
In turn, Truss questioned Sunak's stewardship of the economy.
Badenoch attacked Mordaunt for her stance on transgender rights -- a rallying call in the "culture wars" exercising the Tory right.
Paul Goodman, from the ConservativeHome website, likened the debates to a "political version of 'The Hunger Games'" and questioned why they had agreed to it.
"Tory MPs and activists will have watched in horror as several of the candidates flung buckets of manure over each other," he wrote.
He questioned why they would publicly accept to criticise the record of the government that all but one of them served in, or the policies they supported as ministers.
- 'Out of ideas' -
The main opposition Labour party has called for Johnson to leave immediately.
Its leader, Keir Starmer, called the candidates' withdrawal a sign of a party "out of ideas (and) out of purpose".
"Pulling out of a TV debate when you want to be prime minister doesn't show very much confidence," he added.
The government blocked attempts by Starmer to call a confidence vote in parliament to get rid of Johnson immediately, instead bringing forward its own confidence vote on the government as a whole.
During the debate, Johnson defended his government's record, citing the vaccine rollout and support of Ukraine.
"I believe this is one the most dynamic governments of modern times, not just overcoming adversity on a scale we haven't seen for centuries but delivering throughout adversity."
Former Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn joked that his one-time sparring partner was taking MPs on a "fantasy tour of this country".
Starmer called the outgoing leader a "vengeful squatter" in Downing Street.
so? itaondoa njaa Kunyaland?
 
Sasa mtu Muingereza wewe unabaki uking'ang'ania uhusiano nae kisa baba yake alitokea Kunyaland! Peleka Upumbavu Kunyaland!
Kajinyonge kilaza mzee., unaumwa sana, pole utapoa najua unateseka, utakosa amani hadi mwisho wako😂 😂 😂 😂 😂 😂
 
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