Battle: Dar es Salaam vs Nairobi

[Teargass]

New industries coming up

 

[Geza Ulole]

 

[Teargass]

Tatu.

 

[Teargass]

Agriplast

 

[Teargass]

Tatu

 

[Geza Ulole]

Agriplast
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Tangu Kibaki hata viwanda vitano havifiki!

 

[dopchinski]

Sasa wewe leo hii umekuwa daktari? Wewe mbona huwa una kimbele mbele sana? Hahaha. Kesho utakuwa pilot sio? Utatuonyesha jinsi ya kuendesha ndege. Teargass usibishane na huyu jamaa. Yeye ni expert wa kila jambo.

hii ni kali sana mzee🔥 hohohoho... 😸

 

[The best 007]

Hizi huzitaki?

Nkikumbuka yale majumba yanayojengwa Iyumbu alafu huyu mkoroga kinyesi anasema eti nyumba za Tatu village ni classic nacheka sn [emoji1787][emoji1787][emoji1787][emoji1787][emoji1787][emoji1787][emoji1787][emoji1787]

 

[The best 007]

Tatu.

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Picha zote unarudia hizi.

 

[instanbul]

Compare with Thika road that is 10 years old.

Kurasini interchange is 7 years old..

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[Chamoto]

WHO is the one which gives directives on how to manage all diseases, those scientific researche results must be reviewed and accepted by WHO first, and need some inputs before they can be allowed to be used in clinical applications, there are very many things which need to be considered before making use of those research results. In nutshell those research findings are more academic than clinical.

And which number is more important between the upper and the lower reading.. i hear in the 70s, 80s and part of 90s.. the lower reading was taken as more important, and thts where all clinical decisions were made.

but in the recent scientific research, it revealed tht the upper reading, ie. systolic is more important and thts where all clinical and pharmaceutical decision should be based on... it tht true.!?🤔

then why would our african nurses and doctors, and especially east african! still look on the lower reading(diastolic) more, yet scientific findings says otherwise tht the upper reading is the predictor of all cardiovascular events.. eg. stroke, heartattack, kidney and liver failures etc🤔

These are just average numbers there is more to it.

Humans, are not all cut from the same cloth, that's why it's important to put all other things like vitals, symptoms and conditions into consideration. Someone who is always dehydrated will have a higher heart rate and eventually a higher systolic pressure because blood is more viscous, so the heart muscle has to work harder.

My heart rate is between 48-53bpm, and my systolic BP is around 105 - 120mm Hg (at rest) but I'm also athletic, I run 4 miles (6.4km) in 32 minutes on regular bases. Someone else a 49bpm pulse rate would signal a serious health condition.

Some types of food like garlic, vasodilate blood vessels and lowers the number while others like chilli pepper, vasoconstrict blood vessels and results into the increase in systolic number.

Stress is the major cause of elevated blood pressure levels but most doctors don't want to do their due diligence in figuring out the real cause of the symptom. They just gravitate to prescribing medications to lower the numbers, as the condition worsens they increase the dosage, until they can't prescribe no more.

It's up to us (not waiting for the organizations like WHO) to educate ourselves about our bodies, lifestyle, vital signs and food we eat. That way, we can provide enough information to our doctors to better diagnose our conditions, when needed.

 

[dopchinski]

Nature

 

[dopchinski]

zimbabwe was made on the the same model as that of south africa. at some point in early 80s zimbabwe was the most powerful nation, north of limpopo, south of the sahara. until mugabe came in to power, and instilled some ideologies that resembles that of socialism/ujamaa, is when Zim took a downward trajectory till date!. the curse of ujamaa and hating wazungus so much! for no apparent main reazon..

did you knw 'Zimbabwe' in full, means, 'Dzimba za Mabwe' as in 'House of Stones'.
In kiswahili it would loosely translate as 'Nyumba ya Mawe!'

And did you also knw that 'Harare' means the guardman who is ever awake, he never goes to sleep.
In kiswahili tht would also loosely translate as 'Halali'

wode maya in Harare, 1day ago!

 

[chongchung]

Kwenye sector ya usafiri Wakunya tumewapiga nje ndani hilo hata mlie hamtotufikia kamwe mpaka Tanzania ife kwa miaka 30 kisha ifufuke baadae

Mombasa haina usafiri kama huu wa Mwanza!

 

[dopchinski]

i've now come to agree with some scholars when they say 'cape town' is in africa by 'default', as in, its wrongly placed in africa. ie. from its architecture, worldclass high standard of living, prominent personalities who visits this city on day to day bases, even its racial make-up, where black africans only constitute 24% of its city population, the rest being mostly the colored and the caucasian white..,
even lingua franca of this city is 'afrikaan' a derivative of dutch, and not even english as one would automatically assume!

 

[REAL Comrade Kipepe]

i've now come to agree with some scholars when they say 'cape town' is in africa by 'default', as in, its wrongly placed in africa, thats from its architecture, worldclass standards of living, prominent personalities who visits this city on day to day bases, even its racial make-up, where black africans only constitute 24% of its city population, the rest being majorly the colored and the caucasian white..

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High standard of living?? You must be very stupid. There is nothing you know about Cape Town.

Stop picking nonsense from the internet.

 

[game over]

i've now come to agree with some scholars when they say 'cape town' is in africa by 'default', as in, its wrongly placed in africa, thats from its architecture, worldclass standards of living, prominent personalities who visits this city on day to day bases, even its racial make-up, where black africans only constitute 24% of its city population, the rest being majorly the colored and the caucasian white.., franca lingua of this city is afrikaans a derivative of dutch

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Your fellow Countrymen here always insist your Kenya at par with SA, what is your take ?

 

[dopchinski]

High standard of living?? You must be very stupid. There is nothing you know about Cape Town.

Stop picking nonsense from the internet.

hebu come again... hapa kidogo sijakuelewa mchizi.. what about high standard of living in cape town. unataka kusema capetown kukoje, maskini ama?

 

[dopchinski]

Your fellow Countrymen here always insist your Kenya at par with SA, what is your take ?

Kwani!?? si capetown ni kama tu kisumu exactly! 😆😆

ama hapo nimesema urongo😆😆😆😆 mchizi wangu ata kisumu pia nayo ina mega🔥🔥

kisumo pacho

 

[coodip1]

And which number is more important between the upper and the lower reading.. i hear in the 1970s, 1980s and part of 1990s.. the lower reading was taken as more important, and thts where all clinical decisions were made.

but in the recent scientific research, it revealed tht the upper reading, ie. systolic is more important and thts where all clinical and pharmaceutical decision should be based on... it tht true.!?[emoji848]

then why would our african nurses and doctors, and especially east african! still look on the lower reading(diastolic) more, yet scientific findings says otherwise tht the upper reading is the predictor of all cardiovascular events.. eg. stroke, heartattack, kidney and liver failures etc[emoji848]

Truthfully speaking all numbers are important in making clinical decisions. If you have high blood pressure it can easily be controlled by medications but low blood pressure ndio mbaya zaidi a reading below 60 on the lower reading sio nzuri and it can be challenging to rump it up as you need alot of fluids to increase it and at times might not work.