Battle: Dar es Salaam vs Nairobi

Battle: Dar es Salaam vs Nairobi

Tatoo sijui tatuu is just like Eko Atlantic City in Victoria Island Lagos state,
Due massive corruption, the land becomes extremely costly, unaffordable.
Those projects never take off, neither make economic sense in poor countries Like Nigeria or Kenya,
Hiyo Tatoo project is more than a decade old as we speak, so as the Eko Atlantic City,

Did you see how Egypt is doing its satellite cities quite much more easier and just in timelines ?
That’s what we are doing in Dodoma.

We tried that your tatoo way with Kawe city, Victoria etc unaona a three bedroom house costs over $300k wakati wabongo kwa hiyo pesa anajenga ghorofa ya kibabe hapa Dar, na eneo kubwa la garden na Volkswagen Amarok ya 2015 na biashara anafungua,
Wewe ungechagua lipi ? Ndio maana tunaitwa wabongo. We use brain.
Yaani unaanika upumbavu wako wazi wazi kilaza👆👆 😂 😂 😂 😂 😂 😂 😂, ungefyata tu. Unakurupuka tu bila kuchunguza, Tatu is not like eco atlantic.., it's more of an economic zone, an industrial park, ndio maana as at now ime attract over 70 companies, not same case with eco atlantic in Lagos, ya Egypt is more like Dodoma, moving the capital into hinterland, tofauti is that Egypt iko na financial muscles whereas nyie ni fukara kifedha, hamuwezi tajwa sentensi moja na Egypt, hilo ni tusi kwa Egypt😂😂😂😂😂. Tatu has economic value than Dodoma which is merely administrative than economic. Ebu nionyeshe investments in your so called Kawe city? kuna industries and companies setting up? ama ni residentials kilaza? Shabiki za kijinga peleka mbali, mko way below, yaani mko nyuma sana, alafu unataja Tanzania sentensi moja na Egypt, tulieni na akina Zambia/Mozambique/Malawi/Cameroon ndio size yenu,😂😂😂😂
 
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Mama is learning the thread pretty fast! Hii ndo the only association Kunyaland hujua, mwendo wa pin after pin kila corner!
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Rwanda wanaongea kinyarwanda, kifaransa na sasa kingereza. SA wanaongea kingereza na kizuru, Uganda wanaongea kiganda na kingereza wakiona kingereza unakijua wanakuteta kwa kiganda usisahau hilo mkuu.
SA wana lugha 11 za taifa, average South Afrikan anaongea kwa ufasaha lugha 3 hadi 4, Watanzania wasipokuwa makini watabakiza lugha moja tu sababu lugha za makabila ndio zinakufa hivyo, ni LAZIMA tujifunze lugha nyingi zaidi.
 
Maumivu 😂 😂 😂 😂 😂 Dar tunaijua vizuri sana, kwa upana na urefu, hasira peleka mbali.

Yaani ufananishe hapa👇 vs picha ya pili., Dar ni kienyeji sana😂😂😂😂😂😂
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Kienyeji Dar city.., yaani almost 90% ni hivi👇👇pia google earth itadhibitisha ukipinga😂😂😂
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Yaani ata Kisumu mji wa tatu Kenya inainyonga Dar kwa makazi ya kawaida..,
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Alaf mpuuzi mmoja anafanabisha white elephant tatu na dodoma project😂😂 ila wakenya wana akili finyu sana
Ukweli inawauma sana.., Dodoma haina economic value, ROI(return on investment) ni almost zero, zoea ukweli ba mzee😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
 
Konza Techno city, japo imejikokota, naona ikitoka nyuma na kunyorosha vitown vingine economically, as Phase one is almost taken.,

Investors take 80pc of Konza land​

WEDNESDAY JUNE 29 2022
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The completed and occupied Konza complex
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Investors have taken up over 80 percent of the land on offer for the first phase of the Konza Technopolis, reigniting interest in the technology city that had a false start.

ICT Principal Secretary Jerome Ochieng’ said that 26 new investors have been on boarded in the current fiscal year that ends this month and ten of them have already been given land lease agreements.

Konza Technopolis is a key flagship project of Kenya’s Vision 2030 economic development and is set to become the country’s technology and innovation hub and spur the digital-driven economy.

The city is key to Kenya’s effort to ease the high unemployment rate and is set to create an estimated 80,000 new jobs in the first four years upon its completion.

“So far, 80 percent of the parcels have been taken and having invested in such facilities, investors need to be given an update on what is happening. Today, we had 90 percent of these investors here to share what their visions are and how we can work together to move ahead,” Mr Ochieng’ -said on Tuesday.

Development of the project is being undertaken in four stages with the first phase being the construction of the Kenya Advanced Institute of Science and Technology followed by the Konza National Data Centre and Smart City.

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Phase one involves the construction of infrastructure like roads, drainage, and bridges and the last phase is the Konza Complex.

Phase one sits on 410 acres of land, and is distributed into mixed-use (89 acres), university (39 acres), residential (26 acres) and life science (26 acres).

Others include office space (11 acres), retail (eight acres), cultural community (one acre), parks (79 acres) and transportation and public space (130 acres).

The first phase of the techno city is designed as a mixed-use community, comprising commercial, residential, public and hospitality. The government is banking on funding from the Exchequer and grants to complete phase one by 2024 and open it up to investors.

The National Treasury allocated Sh5.2 billion in the financial year starting July to build roads, drainage and other infrastructure. A further Sh3.8 billion was allocated for the data centre and smart city facilities.

South Korea gave Kenya a $6 million (Sh685.86 million) grant in March to fund the construction of transport infrastructure, planning and security installations at the city.
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Kenya ranked top in manufacturing vaccine​

TUESDAY JULY 26 2022
Covid vaccination



Local vaccine production can earn Kenya billions of shillings each year in additional investments, savings and revenue, the Lancet medical journal says.

In a newly published study released recently, the journal has ranked Kenya a top candidate for vaccine manufacturing globally ahead of India and South Africa citing its strategic advantages in traditional research capacity as well as distribution logistics.

Clinical trials​

“New products developed and manufactured in Kenya would benefit all 21 countries in the Common Market for Eastern and Southern Africa (Comesa),” said Lancet in the study backed by American private university Duke University and the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation.

“In Kenya, each dollar invested by the government would return $2·51.”

The study by the medical journal assessed the case for investing in clinical trials and manufacturing capacity for three middle-income countries including India, Kenya, and South Africa.

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“We show that India, Kenya, and South Africa can generate a substantial return on investment while averting millions of deaths,” says the study.

Eyeing Kenya​

The study could offer useful insights for global vaccine manufacturers who have picked Kenya as their production hubs or those eyeing Kenya. Th country has also invited firms through a global tender to bid for the construction of a Covid-19 vaccine plant as it enters the homestretch on manufacturing the jab locally.

The study says Kenya could however need about Sh177 billion over the next decade to set up the necessary infrastructure for vaccine production.

“From the societal perspective, during a 16-year period between 2021 and 2036, the investments needed for clinical trials, trial sites, NRAs (National Regulatory Authorities), and manufacturing range from $1·5 billion in Kenya and India to $1·7 billion in South Africa,” says the study.
 

Kenya ranked top in manufacturing vaccine​

TUESDAY JULY 26 2022
Covid vaccination



Local vaccine production can earn Kenya billions of shillings each year in additional investments, savings and revenue, the Lancet medical journal says.

In a newly published study released recently, the journal has ranked Kenya a top candidate for vaccine manufacturing globally ahead of India and South Africa citing its strategic advantages in traditional research capacity as well as distribution logistics.

Clinical trials​

“New products developed and manufactured in Kenya would benefit all 21 countries in the Common Market for Eastern and Southern Africa (Comesa),” said Lancet in the study backed by American private university Duke University and the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation.

“In Kenya, each dollar invested by the government would return $2·51.”

The study by the medical journal assessed the case for investing in clinical trials and manufacturing capacity for three middle-income countries including India, Kenya, and South Africa.

RELATED STORIES​


“We show that India, Kenya, and South Africa can generate a substantial return on investment while averting millions of deaths,” says the study.

Eyeing Kenya​

The study could offer useful insights for global vaccine manufacturers who have picked Kenya as their production hubs or those eyeing Kenya. Th country has also invited firms through a global tender to bid for the construction of a Covid-19 vaccine plant as it enters the homestretch on manufacturing the jab locally.

The study says Kenya could however need about Sh177 billion over the next decade to set up the necessary infrastructure for vaccine production.

“From the societal perspective, during a 16-year period between 2021 and 2036, the investments needed for clinical trials, trial sites, NRAs (National Regulatory Authorities), and manufacturing range from $1·5 billion in Kenya and India to $1·7 billion in South Africa,” says the study.
Tunaomba jina la vaccine Moja tu inayotengenezwa Kenya. Hizi media zenu kwa miaka mingi ndio zimekua zikiwajaza ujinga mli mjione kuwa mpo vizuri kwa kutumia lugha za kujikweza, na ninyi kwa ujinga wenu mnavimba vichwa[emoji23][emoji23][emoji23]

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