hii hadithi mbona tumeisikia kwa muda mrefu sana hadi ikakosa ladha maskioni....🙁🙁🙁🙁..hebu tuambieni mambo mapya angalau
Closing gap lol ndio maana wanajibinua sana hawa mafara
It's not unfortunate my friend, Humqns live there and it won't be a good thing to ignore kibera as if nobody lives there, Kenyans are not pretenders like you guys, mnaficha 90% of your city which is covered by such buildings. Kwani sio binadamu wanaishi kule? Nyie wapuuzi, hamna utu kutuonyesha tu izo tower mbili uptown.fresh photos.
unfortunately this is how some guys on instagram show to the world the real image of kibera.
Nakuja na mathare na korogocho...Kwani nyie ndio mpo clean?mnatuonyesha two river mall kumbe kuna other side za mavi na mikojo...usitupangie cha kupostIt's not unfortunate my friend, Humqns live there and it won't be a good thing to ignore kibera as if nobody lives there, Kenyans are not pretenders like you guys, mnaficha 90% of your city which is covered by such buildings. Kwani sio binadamu wanaishi kule? Nyie wapuuzi, hamna utu kutuonyesha tu izo tower mbili uptown.
Do your research mate, all matatus are build here brand new, and those rejected trucks you are talking about are privately owned, do you know how much the matatu industry in Kenya is worth?Most of these old Fiat and fuso's are being transformed into City Matatu's
We used these kind of ChaiMaharage in Dar back to early 90's and phased them out early 2000 through the introduction of DCM's which is already phased out.
We have a wonderful positive Transport translation in Tanzania.
Our fellow Northerners are still riding on the rejected trucks as Matatuz
Get the point, why are you drifting? I am not saying we are clean (is English such a big issue!) all i am saying is, Kenyan slums are much smaller in size, all combined make unlike 7%of nairobi and people don't mind showing off, i looked up Daresaalam in Google Maps and i was shocked. Your Cbd covers like 10% of buildings which are termed as slums. Unless you have another name for the buildings.Nakuja na mathare na korogocho...Kwani nyie ndio mpo clean?mnatuonyesha two river mall kumbe kuna other side za mavi na mikojo...usitupangie cha kupost
Exactly, simple math.What thiz niggas fail to understand is that when Tanzania grows by 7 percent, it has added less money into its economy than when Kenya grows with 5.8 percent...the gap is getting bigger...not smaller
Wakitaka kujua nguvu yao mahali imefika lazima wajipime na baba East AfricaWhat thiz niggas fail to understand is that when Tanzania grows by 7 percent, it has added less money into its economy than when Kenya grows with 5.8 percent...the gap is getting bigger...not smaller
Oooh are you now my English teacher? Well I see thanks for simple lesson ....are you good in mathematics son? 7% of which comprise of how many residents % of the city population? If 7% can accomodates more than half of the nairobi residents then that is more that wonderfullGet the point, why are you drifting? I am not saying we are clean (is English such a big issue!) all i am saying is, Kenyan slums are much smaller in size, all combined make unlike 7%of nairobi and people don't mind showing off, i looked up Daresaalam in Google Maps and i was shocked. Your Cbd covers like 10% of buildings which are termed as slums. Unless you have another name for the buildings.
75bn $ it's estimates or actual figure?make it clear firstExactly, simple math.
7% of 45bn is less than 5.5% of 75bn
Punguza matusi mzae.Closing gap lol ndio maana wanajibinua sana hawa mafara
if you believe the Tz estimates done by the same audit firm prolly imf/World bank then why doubt Kenya's... Common sense75bn $ it's estimates or actual figure?make it clear first
Common sense. You export less than Kenya does.75bn $ it's estimates or actual figure?make it clear first
hehe...enyeweWakitaka kujua nguvu yao mahali imefika lazima wajipime na baba East Africa
exactly! tusiwa blame lakini... education system yao iko down tu sana..they think 7% growth is anything to go by...lol! in order to counter Kenya's growth rate and reach us, Tanzania must grow by atleast 10 percent...Exactly, simple math.
7% of 45bn is less than 5.5% of 75bn
if you believe the Tz estimates done by the same audit firm prolly imf/World bank then why doubt Kenya's... Common sense
Even yours is an estimate which is highly questionable. It could be 30bn