Battle: Dar es Salaam vs Nairobi

[Walker255]

I said it first.

 

[REAL Comrade Kipepe]

Africa needs hydro and nuclear power more than sustainable energy to fill the massive power cuts and lack of power across the continent. Windfarms and solar will never fill this gaps. Even in developed countries it has not.

Uendelee kula chakula bora, Sukuma Wiki na Kimbo zinakutoa ufahamu.

At least leo umeongea sense. Hongera!

 

[Depal]

Bitch, Fu*K you! If you have the balls to call me stupid, say it to my face.

😂😂🙌

 

[Magonjwa Mtambuka]

Watanzania wengi ni makapuku tu, mazezeta kuruka 😂 😂 😂 😂 😂 😂 😂 😂

Punguza hasira wewe nyang’au.

 

[The best 007]

Meanwhile in 2022..,
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In 2020
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Yaani mko na roho chafu wenyewe.., tazama mnavyo tafuta shillingi ya Kenya[emoji23][emoji23][emoji23][emoji23][emoji23][emoji23][emoji23][emoji23][emoji23]
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Hehehehe kama ni Watz kwnn msiwarudishe? Mbona sisi huku malaya, wezi, ombaomba wa Kenya huwa tunawadhalilisha na kuwarudisha huko kwenu, hao ni Wakenya wenzenu [emoji1787][emoji1787][emoji1787][emoji1787][emoji1787][emoji1787][emoji1787][emoji1787][emoji1787][emoji1787]

 

[Walker255]

Africa needs hydro and nuclear power more than sustainable energy to fill the massive power cuts and lack of power across the continent. Windfarms and solar will never fill this gaps. Even in developed countries it has not.

I fully understand that Africa is still growing, and I did not say that we mustn’t invest in hydroelectric power. I simply suggested exploiting other forms of energy, which would certainly fill the gaps you’re talking about. Climate change will take a toll on subsaharan Africa to an extreme degree, and those rivers will run dry. Isn’t it smart to have alternative means of energy production? Geza Ulole muhogo_kiks coodip1

 

[The best 007]

Tunawatafuna tukisaidiana na wahindi na waarabu, plus wazungu..., ila Watanzania wanakuja Kenya kujidunisha na kutafuta pesa kwa njia zile za chini sana; hawkers, beggars, salonists, boda boda riders(in South C wamejaa)..., idiot.

Sasa mbona hasira? Jibu kwa hoja basi [emoji1787][emoji1787][emoji1787][emoji1787][emoji1787][emoji1787][emoji1787][emoji1787]

 

[NairobiWalker]

also tell me why unemployment rate in SA is about 30% (among the highest in africa),
crime rates and homicide among the highest in the world..
yet u.. and especialy u TZs, nigerians, congolees, zimbabweans, ethiopians, somalis still want to see your asses gets down there by all means possible..
unemployment sio kigezo cha nchi flani kua inattractive..

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These unemployment figures are normally deceptive. Different countries have different ways of defining employment. There are countries where as long as one has some income - no matter how little it is, that's employment which would make a majority of adults employed while other countries, one must have a certain level of regular income. There is also the difference in minimum wage where employment below the minimum wage for instance is not considered employment in some countries and this also brings in another factor where people making a certain wage may be counted as employed in country A and unemployed in country B. when you put all these factors into consideration you'll realize that countries like Tanzania are lying to themselves - you can't tell me Tanzania has less unemployment than SA or Botswana when all Tanzanians are dreaming of relocating to SA on economic reasons. It is even stupid when all employment data give Tanzania's unemployment rate at below 10% - only developed countries can genuinely reach that level.

 

[The best 007]

Uendelee kula chakula bora, Sukuma Wiki na Kimbo zinakutoa ufahamu.

At least leo umeongea sense. Hongera!

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[Mashashola]

I fully understand that Africa is still growing, and I did not say that we mustn’t invest in hydroelectric power. I simply suggested exploiting other forms of energy, which would certainly fill the gaps you’re talking about. Climate change will take a toll on subsaharan Africa to an extreme degree, and those rivers will run dry. Isn’t it smart to have alternative means of energy production? Geza Ulole

About climate change, its not even human fault that we have climate change but that's a topic for another day. The rivers are not drying up soon brother, you can bet on that. Not in another 100s of years will you see rivers like rufiji , nile and tana river drying up If they actually do. That period outlasts human lifetime on earth multiple times over.
I will repeat and say that we Africans need sustainable means of power such as nuclear, coal, fossil and hydro which can give massive amounts of power at once and for a long period when compared to solar and wind. Developed countries have depended on this types of power generation for the longest time to reach where they are. Why not us? Solar and wind will never run any heavy industry sustainably when compared to fossil and nuclear.

 

[NairobiWalker]

Mpumbavu ni mama yako na baba yako. Kwanini nitengeneze persona ya kuwa Mkenya?

Hebu kaa chini na ujiulize kwanini nipoteze muda wangu kujifanya kuwa Mkenya? Kwasababu sikubaliani na views zako? Mbona kuna watanzania wengi wenye political views tofauti? What is it that makes you resent me so much? Because I live in America? 😂😂

Weak people have a problem accepting a differing opinion.

 

[Mashashola]

Uendelee kula chakula bora, Sukuma Wiki na Kimbo zinakutoa ufahamu.

At least leo umeongea sense. Hongera!

You are just another fool surviving without a brain thanks to modern technology we have a chance to interact

 

[Walker255]

About climate change, its not even human fault that we have climate change but that's a topic for another day. The rivers are not drying up soon brother, you can bet on that. Not in another 100s of years will you see rivers like rufiji , nile and tana river drying up If they actually do. That period outlasts human lifetime on earth multiple times over.
I will repeat and say that we Africans need sustainable means of power such as nuclear, coal, fossil and hydro which can give massive amounts of power at once and for a long period when compared to solar and wind. Developed countries have depended on this types of power generation for the longest time to reach where they are. Why not us? Solar and wind will never run any heavy industry sustainably when compared to fossil and nuclear.

As a matter of fact, ukame tayari umeanza kuathiri mto Rufiji. Even SSH talked about it.

Also, coal is neither sustainable nor renewable. But nuclear power could potentially solve power problems in Africa. The only problem is managing the power plants and the technical knowledge to run them.

 

[tuusan]

I said it first.

Umeungana na uyo mzee ?inhia world bank mwenyewe sahv alafu uje useme umeona nn

 

[muhogo_kiks]

I fully understand that Africa is still growing, and I did not say that we mustn’t invest in hydroelectric power. I simply suggested exploiting other forms of energy, which would certainly fill the gaps you’re talking about. Climate change will take a toll on subsaharan Africa to an extreme degree, and those rivers will run dry. Isn’t it smart to have alternative means of energy production? Geza Ulole muhogo_kiks coodip1

We are already big in other alternative sources my man! In Kenya they are big in geothermal! In Tanzania we are big in Natural gas power!

Both are environmentally friendly, waaay better that solar and wind!

 

[The best 007]

About climate change, its not even human fault that we have climate change but that's a topic for another day. The rivers are not drying up soon brother, you can bet on that. Not in another 100s of years will you see rivers like rufiji , nile and tana river drying up If they actually do. That period outlasts human lifetime on earth multiple times over.
I will repeat and say that we Africans need sustainable means of power such as nuclear, coal, fossil and hydro which can give massive amounts of power at once and for a long period when compared to solar and wind. Developed countries have depended on this types of power generation for the longest time to reach where they are. Why not us? Solar and wind will never run any heavy industry sustainably when compared to fossil and nuclear.

Sasa ni kitu gani kinafanya uwe unatoa comment za kipuuzi kumbe una akili au njaa? Ok hapa nakubaliana na wewe.

 

[KENPAULITE]

ET is busy having a field day, an airbus A350 and boeing 777 jus left jkia same time

 

[The best 007]

Umeungana na uyo mzee ?inhia world bank mwenyewe sahv alafu uje useme umeona nn

Huyo profesa Muhongo ni miongoni mwa hasara ambazo taifa tumepata.

 

[Simon]

Woow. Tanzania 🇹🇿❤❤
Sikilizen hii

 

[The best 007]

These unemployment figures are normally deceptive. Different countries have different ways of defining employment. There are countries where as long as one has some income - no matter how little it is, that's employment which would make a majority of adults employed while other countries, one must have a certain level of regular income. There is also the difference in minimum wage where employment below the minimum wage for instance is not considered employment in some countries and this also brings in another factor where people making a certain wage may be counted as employed in country A and unemployed in country B. when you put all these factors into consideration you'll realize that countries like Tanzania are lying to themselves - you can't tell me Tanzania has less unemployment than SA or Botswana when all Tanzanians are dreaming of relocating to SA on economic reasons. It is even stupid when all employment data give Tanzania's unemployment rate at below 10% - only developed countries can genuinely reach that level.

Sasa hukubali kwamba mna rate kubwa ya unemployment? Hukubali kwamba Tz ina rate ndogo ukilinganisha na hiyo failed state yenu? Kwnn mnakimbilia huku kama hukubaliani na hzo figures?