Battle: Dar es Salaam vs Nairobi

Battle: Dar es Salaam vs Nairobi

"Italy commits to find the programmes, to equip and manage the center, to provide the logistics and to train and employ local workforce, while Kenya provides the site, upon payment of a small fee and the training and employment of local workforce by the Italian counterpart. The local government must be informed about the programmes that will use the Center and requires, for the commercial programmes, a royalty depending on the terms of the commercial agreement. After fifteen years, the equipment will become property of Kenya. "

 
So spaceX iko wapi?? Au iko kenya?? 🤣🤣
Malindi Space Port iko USA? Don't be daft.

The satellites included in the launch were from different countries, including several with their own launch facilities (including Kenya). By your reasoning, every Tanzanian will be given their own train to commute on your SGR once complete (whenever that may be)
 
There's a reason why Kenya has a space agency and TZ does not. We have launch facilities, satellite tracking, and telemetry capabilities as well as trained personnel. Talk about things you know about.
 
Malindi Space Port iko USA? Don't be daft.

The satellites included in the launch were from different countries, including several with their own launch facilities (including Kenya). By your reasoning, every Tanzanian will be given their own train to commute on your SGR once complete (whenever that may be)
Nimekuuliza swali specex iko kenya au?? Jibu swali nililokuuliza 🤣🤣🤣🤣
 
Google "San Marco Launch Platform in Malindi," you low-IQ individual.

"Space activities in Kenya can be traced backed to 1964, when an agreement was signed between the government of Kenya and the Italian Space Commission on a joint-venture space science project. From this agreement, the San Marco Space Centre was established in the coastal town of Malindi.

The centre was built in collaboration with NASA and Sapienza University of Rome as a satellite launching and tracking facility. The Malindi site was chosen for its geographic advantages- located on the equatorial region it allowed for more fuel-efficient launch prospects. The launch facility remained operational until 1988, with a total of 9 satellite launched in that timespan, the first of which was launched in 1967.

Despite the decommissioning of launch capabilities, ground operations, like satellite communications and tracking remained active at the centre. These ground operations mostly supported satellite missions from NASA and ESA with telemetry tracking and control of satellites."
Ata Zanzibar ina defunct space station! As long hazifanyi kazi huna point!
 
There's a reason why Kenya has a space agency and TZ does not. We have launch facilities, satellite tracking, and telemetry capabilities as well as trained personnel. Talk about things you know about.
Huwez kukimbilia mambo makubwa wakat madogo yanakutoa kamasi haiwezekani, nchi ina njaa, nchi haina pesa ya mishahara, nchi haina amani, nchi haina dollar kulipia oil alaf mukimbilie sattelite au hio sattelite ndio itashusha chakula ?? Ni akili ndogo tu
 
Huwez kukimbilia mambo makubwa wakat madogo yanakutoa kamasi haiwezekani, nchi ina njaa, nchi haina pesa ya mishahara, nchi haina amani, nchi haina dollar kulipia oil alaf mukimbilie sattelite au hio sattelite ndio itashusha chakula ?? Ni akili ndogo tu
I refuse to be dragged down to your bottom-feeder level. I explained the role of the satellite in trying to build Kenya's food security. Goodbye
 
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