Chamoto
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You mean Ian Smith the brutal dictator, was a good leader? Where did you get this nonsense from?
You mean Ian Smith the brutal dictator, was a good leader? Where did you get this nonsense from?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..
Why always has it to be medications, why not looking into the real cause of the problem?Truthfully speaking all numbers are important in making clinical decisions. If you have high blood pressure it can easily be controlled by medications
The city is more of a European city than African. I have been thete on several occasions and I must say I loved it. If i were to live in SA then Cape Town would have been the place for me to settle.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.., even the lingua franca of this city is afrikaans a derivative of dutch, and not even english as one would automatically think!
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A person comes to you with elevated bp first thing you need to control it with medication then advise on lifestyle modifications later. You dont start lecturing a sick patient with elevated bp before you control it first.Why it always has to be medications, why not looking into the real cause of the problem?
i' ve just read from Mayo Clinic that,Why it always has to be medications, why not looking into the real cause of the problem?
Income inequality is a hot topic in SA. Cape Town actually has one of Africa’s largest slums. The good parts are indeed attractive, but as a person of color, you’d most likely be unable to afford living a decent life compared to your white counterparts. So, you’d only go sightseeing around the posh parts of town, but you would be unable to have the real experience of living there.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.., even the lingua franca of this city is afrikaans a derivative of dutch, and not even english as one would automatically think!
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No no no... you are totaly wronk! Mayo clinic says,A person comes to you with elevated bp first thing you need to control it with medication then advise on lifestyle modifications later. You dont start lecturing a sick patient with elevated bp before you control it first.
Kwani!?? si capetown ni kama tu kisumu exactly ama? ama hapo nime sema urongo[emoji38][emoji38][emoji38][emoji38] machizi wangu ata kisumu pia nayo ina megga
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heb na uturushie mapicha ukiwa uko🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 hapa jf watu wako funnyThe city is more of a European city than African. I have been thete on several occasions and I must say I loved it. If i were to live in SA then Cape Town would have been the place for me to settle.
Another thing about urbanism is Beauty does matter. I’m not even talking about super tall buildings, just low-rise buildings that are designed creatively. Millions flock to visit European cities every year, not to see skyscrapers (Europe seems to hate them) but rather to experience the unique beauty of their traditional buildings.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 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 majorly the colored and the caucasian white.., even the lingua franca of this city is afrikaans a derivative of dutch, and not even english as one would automatically think!
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Lol! He seems to have been EVERYWHERE. Dude once told me he had lived in Eastern United States and Europe. Usually I don’t question people about these things but the guy said he never saw AIR CONDITIONERS in Europe 😂😂heb na uturushie mapicha ukiwa uko🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 hapa jf watu wako funny
Sites like mayoclinic, webmd, are the biggest drug pusher on the internet, with google algorithm on their back.i' ve just read from Mayo Clinic that,
their are two types of hypertensions, ie. Primary (or Essential) and Secondary Hypertension..
for Secondary Hypertension, the main cause can easily be identified and addressed where necessary eg. Stress, Alcoholism. etc, and hypertension can fully get cured in this case.. but that only constitute less than 10% of all the hypertensive case reported..
the rest 90% of the cases is wht is called primary or essential hypertension, in this case, one will have to accept to live with this condition for the rest of his life, since it has got no known cause why one is having hypertension, this could be due to the fact tht it runs in your family, etc.. but lifestyle modification eg. diet, exercise, weight control, may help control it, but if this lifestyle changes fails, medication will help treat it, but will never cure it! one will have to contend with medication 💊 for the rest of his/her life🥲. thts the sad side of the story
Sorry for the disappointed, nimekuonyesha more than 10 na Bado unaasema vitu zako?Tangu Kibaki hata viwanda vitano havifiki!
i agree with you 101%, i have a somali friend who happen to have lived in cape town, till xenophobia caught up with him back in 2012. he told me renting a house is a total mess in capetown, and tht one may be working for a whole month just for the seek of house rent, and without saving anythng at all.! it may even subject one to hypertension and heartattack🤣 he told me its at par with Berlin,Germany🇩🇪Income inequality is a hot topic in SA. Cape Town actually has one of Africa’s largest slums. The good parts are indeed attractive, but as a person of color, you’d most likely be unable to afford living a decent life compared to your white counterparts. So, you’d only go sightseeing around the posh parts of town, but you would be unable to have the real experience of living there.
The problem with most African countries, including Tanzania is we think urbanism is not something we should be concerned about. Our cities are literal engines driving our economies, yet we fail to realize their full potential. It’s easy to agree with the notions that disorganization and a lack of concern about our own welfare are stereotypical African characteristics. Look at our cities — filthy, disorganized, and unattractive. Do we feel comfortable living in these conditions? Does anyone even care?
Kuna mjeda yeyote aliyebaki kweli?
Mikoa ya Magharibi na Kusini sehem korofi korofi kidogo waliwekwa Wakuu wa mikoa wanajeshi ili kusimamia ulizi mipkan sababu ya uzoefu wao jeshin, naona wote wamefyekelewa mbali, wamewekwa wasio wanajeshi.
1. Yule Brig. Gen wa Mtwara. Fyeeka.
2. Yule Mjeda wa Kagera Fyeeeka.
4. Brig. Gen Ibuge wa Ruvuma Fyeeekelea mbali
Sijafatilia deep, ila yule wa Kigoma ni Polisi ndo kabaki yeyKuna mjeda yeyote aliyebaki kweli?
Maisha haya bana, basi tuu.Sijafatilia deep, ila yule wa Kigoma ni Polisi ndo kabaki yey
Baada ya kuipunguza hiyo BP wauguzi huwa hawaendelei kuwasaidia wagonjwa kutafuta kiini cha tatizo.A person comes to you with elevated bp first thing you need to control it with medication then advise on lifestyle modifications later. You dont start lecturing a sick patient with elevated bp before you control it first.
Hao makanali wawili huwaoni au? Tena wamewekwa mpakani na msumbiji au bado hujawaona?Kuna mjeda yeyote aliyebaki kweli?