Battle: Dar es Salaam vs Nairobi

kwa ndugu yangu tuusan, kuna wakati ulisema nairobi na dar inacheza kwenye ligi moja, na inakula kwenye sahani moja... la! sivyo ivo haaat.! na hio lazma kieleweke!☝🏽

Their is this ranking dubbed 'Global City Ranking' . but nairobi is among them while Dar is absent!🤔

Global City Rankings Index are done based on the city's general influence to the entire globe, in these major key areas,
1. Finance and Banking
2. Infrastructure Development
3. Housing and Real Estate sector
4. Hightech Innovation and Digital ICT Sector
4. a big Securities and Stock Exchange
5. High Skilled Human Resource
6. Worldclass Higher Learning Institutions and Universities.
7. Presence of several Multinational Companies
8.Worldclass Healthcare Institutions.
9. large regional area of command and dominance of the city. ie. a Regional Hub
10. Regional Manufacturing and Industrial hub
11. Tourism Industry
12. Entertainment, Shopping and Social Ammenities regional powerhouse

The Great Nairobi, Johannesburg, Capetown, Cairo and Lagos meets all this criteria whereas our lovely city Dar Es Saalam......... 🤔🤔🤔?

see for yourself👇🏽👇🏽
ILA MSIKONDE.. IVO TU NDO KUNAENDAGA.. MTAZOEA TU..

 
Vitu kama hiv vya mtandaon ndo mana wanasiasa wenu wanaibia hela zenu za umma kiurahis na kuwa matajiri na hamna cha kuwafanya, na kuwaacha mafala kama nyie mnalialia tu njaa barabaran..
Nn faida ya kuwa global city na wenyeji wanalialia njaa
 
Umefirahi saa eh
 
ichoboy01 said:
Nacheka kuona kamji kalivo kadogo yani from CBD to westland and upperhill is around 3km alaf tuko hapa tunabishana [emoji23][emoji23][emoji23][emoji23][emoji23][emoji23]
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Mm c ndio maana nakaita ka Nairobi kadogoo kama pilton [emoji1787][emoji1787][emoji1787][emoji1787][emoji1787][emoji1787][emoji1787][emoji1787][emoji1787]
 
Nawaona mmesogea sehemu fulani
 
Tanzania has always behaved as a “pariah” with regards to globalization. Laws, education, attitudes toward the rest of the world, and leadership ideologies have contributed to this fact.

How and why is Nairobi consistently regarded as the the leading business hub in the region? How can we position ourselves in a way that will enable our cities to be favorable places to invest, live, study, work, and innovate?

Can we create a detailed plan to develop a financial & business hub to attract both local and foreign investments? Can we build attractions in our cities to boost tourism? Can we revisit our policies to attract foreign businesses? Can we improve our educational system? Can we collaborate with foreign experts to ensure our cities are well planned? All these questions need to be answered for changes to occur. Otherwise, we’ll just keep on being second for the rest of this country’s existence.
 
Another thing I’d like to highlight about the African map is the fact that South Africa, Kenya, Nigeria, and Ghana all allow dual Citizenship.

According to the Citizen, Tanzania diaspora remittances hit $570 million in 2021. In contrast, Kenya diaspora remittances were valued at $3.7 billion in the same year. Tanzania is being protective of her resources to such an extent that she misses out on so many economic opportunities. If we adopted such a policy, I’m certain that we would see an upsurge in economic development.

I heard that there are talks about a proposed “special status” underway. Let’s sit and wait.
 
Simon said:
Vitu kama hiv vya mtandaon ndo mana wanasiasa wenu wanaibia hela zenu za umma kiurahis na kuwa matajiri na hamna cha kuwafanya, na kuwaacha mafala kama nyie mnalialia tu njaa barabaran..
Nn faida ya kuwa global city na wenyeji wanalialia njaa
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sio hii tu, yaani tumewapiku in each and every other sector in rankings. hio ni ishara tosha kusema nchi gani yenye usemi na gdp kubwa kwenye ukanda huu.. kisha utamskia The best 007 aki insist kila kukicha eti tz ni $150b na kenya $98b..
 
A lot of it has to do with Mwalimu Nyerere and his socialism experiments. I respect Mwalimu Nyerere and I know that he is never criticised in Tanzania. But if we are to be honest, Nyerere's socialism policies made Tanzania to build relationships with other socialist countries (Russia, China, Cuba and North Korea). Tanzania was also very arrogant againt the West and Nyerere castigated them publicly for so long. Nyerere hated the West completely and I can detect this hatred of the West in Tanzanians today. Tanzanians today call Kenya "kibaraka cha wazungu." Meaning that Tanzanians see Kenya as a collaborator with the West and they hate that because even today Tanzanians see white people as their number 1 enemy.
 
Even when I post here reports of how Kenyans living abroad send a lot of money back home in form of remittances, I see Tanzanians saying that we are slaves of the West. This ujamaa attitude is really the main problem. Until you people reduce your hatred for the West, Dar es Salam will always play second fiddle to Nairobi. China also hated the West but after Mao zedong died, the new leader Deng Xiaoping embraced the West and China is now trading with the West. A lot of Chinese students are now studying in US universities. Even Russia embraced the West after the fall of the Soviet Union in 1991 and started selling oil and gas to the West. But Tanzania still maintains its extreme hatred against the West. Punguzeni ujamaa attitude, inawaumiza kiuchumi sana.
 
coodip1 said:
Umefirahi saa ehoofh
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coodip1 said:
Umefirahi saa eh
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ooh🙀, eng. coodip1, ni wee nilikua nangoja sana.. pole sikua nimeona jina lako...

nilidhani ni mtu mwengine anajaribu kunitusi, kumbe tu ilikua typo toka kwako.. nili react kwa kumjibu vibaya, hadi pale nilipo ona jina lako, nikajua ilikua typing error.
nimesha vuta reaction yangu tayari




nilikua nataka unieleze kama hapo niko right ama wrong about electric locomotives running by virtue of a magnetic field or not, and if it can have enough threshold to ferry heavy goods..
Chamoto na wengine wananipinga sana

🙏🏽 I ll realy appreciate if u answer them
 

Has capitalism worked for Kenya ?
 
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