Battle: Dar es Salaam vs Nairobi

Battle: Dar es Salaam vs Nairobi

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?
lakini pia chenye kinanichekesha zaidi na capetown, ni kwamba

'Wazungu' ndo ombaomba uko......

kumbe africa ni africa tu.. yaani, kuna wazungu SA maisha pia inawapiga mswaki.! 🙉🙊

hauwezi kosa footprints ya uafrica, kilamahali uendako barini africa
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Yenye viwanda havizidi vitano operational!
List for me any of your industrial parks tuone how far they have gone? I know one in Dodoma, ata kiwanda kimoja hakijajengwa.., just name them tuchambue...,
 
List for me any of your industrial parks tuone how far they have gone? I know one in Dodoma, ata kiwanda kimoja hakijajengwa.., just name them tuchambue...,
Kabla hujajibiwa hizi pumba zako, ulishwahi kuskia wapi kama kuna mji bila kiwanda dunia hii.? 🤣
 
imagin on top of hizi maluku zote, she is still the reigning 1500m world champion! (incl the olympics) for 8yrs now running and very consistently



c/c Geza Ulole, pia huyu faith kipyegon ni mkale👇🏽
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This is my homegirl Beatrice Chepkoech - Order of the Grand Warrior, world steeplechase record holder 3000m steeplechase, a friend of mine
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Kabla hujajibiwa hizi pumba zako, ulishwahi kuskia wapi kama kuna mji bila kiwanda dunia hii.? 🤣
Narudia hakuna industrial park in Tanzania kama Tatu City.., kama iko usiongee weka hapa hiyo park tuone.., kuna moja Dodoma ya $3billion dollar, lakini hakuna ata Kiwanda kimoja pale.., bado under construction.., nyingine???...,
 
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.
Nilikuambia katika eneo maeneo ya Afya, sayansi ya viumbe hai na eneo la Uchumi, huko usiniguse utatafuta matatizo[emoji23][emoji23][emoji23][emoji23][emoji23]

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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.

Our cities could use some creativity. I’m not sure why we don’t have more buildings inspired by our traditional architecture. What if we could build townhouses inspired by Swahili/Zanzibari architecture? What if our streets had buildings that look more like “Ikulu?” Our architects must step up their game, their ugly “contemporary” designs are killing urban beauty!

Europeans are typically conservatives,
They preserve their heritage, which indeed makes a lot of sense,
Historical cities like Athens, Paris, Rome, Munich etc have negligible high rises, but watu wanaotembelea Paris each year will shock you.
I don’t know what inspires hawa wasanifu wetu uchwara but as a matter of fact mtu hawezi toka nchi imeendelea aje kishangaa vijengo vya ghorofa 20 vya copy and paste ,
Better Visit Dubai or Chinese cities if that is the case,
Local is always unique.
 
Kilimanjaro and Zanzibar setting the pace

Airlines clamour to extend Zanzibar schedules

tourismupdate.co.za

Jul 27, 2022 4:56 PM


Airlines are falling over themselves to expand direct flight access to Zanzibar, in response to explosive demand from European and Middle-Eastern markets.
Etihad Airways is the most recent airline to extend its seasonal flight service, which operates between Abu Dhabi and Zanzibar International Airport. The schedule was initially slated to operate from June 17 to September 18, 2022, but has now been extended to January 14, 2023, as a result of mushrooming demand.

“Our seasonal Zanzibar flights have proven extremely popular with guests from the UAE and across Europe, especially Austria, Germany, Switzerland, France and Italy, and Etihad is on track to pass the 10 000-passenger milestone over the next few weeks,” said Martin Drew, Etihad’s Senior Vice-President of Global Sales and Cargo.
The Airbus A320 service will operate at the current schedule of three times weekly until November 26, when a fourth weekly flight will be introduced for the end-of-year holidays.

Swiss airline Edelweiss has experienced similar demand for its flights from Zurich to Zanzibar and Kilimanjaro, more than doubling the number of flights on these routes, from 30 in the 2021/22 European winter, to 76 scheduled from July 2022 to February 2023.
“We are seeing increasing demand to Africa and JRO/ZNZ had been at the top of our list for quite some time already. The touristic product fits our customers very well,” Edelweiss spokesperson Andreas Marti told Tourism Update.

Marti said additional flights to the region could be added in future.
“East Africa – and Tanzania for that matter – offers a very good product. We are always monitoring demand and local developments for future opportunities. These could include additional frequencies to JRO/ZNZ or other African countries/airports.”

Wayne Nupen, &Beyond MD Touring Africa, voiced excitement at the expanding flight schedules.
“For many guests, travel time is as important as travel costs. Many will pay more for flights that reduce their overall travel time or give them more time in the destination itself. We believe this is an exciting development that will help fuel the already strong demand for Tanzania that we have seen since travel restrictions started to lift.”

 
This Nigerians have started comparing Kenya to Nigeria coming across Soo many videos online from Soo many different guys... Is it that Kenya is getting better or they just discovered since Kenya has one of the best internet connectivity in Africa if they mentioned Kenya there subscription will grow 🤷🏾‍♂️
 
No no no... you are totaly wronk! Mayo clinic says,

one must get an average of atleast two or more readings, taken at one minute apart,

on atleast three separate days, preferably one week apart,

And if on all the 3 occasions, one shows consistently high readings, then one is said to be diagnosed with hypertension and the drugs may then be instituted...

but one high reading on the first day is bullcrap! its totaly nothing! till you perform repeat tests to fully confirm
Yes but we are talking about hypertension patients attending scheduled clinic visits not some random new patients who attend clinic for the first time in which case a minimum of three readings will be required to establish HTN.
 
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