Battle: Dar es Salaam vs Nairobi

REAL Comrade Kipepe said:

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I often don't like to interfere in these discussions because most of you are kids and with no ambition to learn.

The above was written by a highly respected Kenyan Professor, the late Prof. Ali Al'amin Mazrui, a former Director of the Institute of Global Cultural Studies at Binghamton University in Binghamton, New York, and Director of the Center for Afro-American and African Studies at the University of Michigan.

You can read the rest from here: http://downloads.bbc.co.uk/rmhttp/radio4/transcripts/1979_reith5.pdf

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mwaiofhawaii said:

So using your military ranking logic… then KDF is miles ahead of your military… check out …. Hereby is 2023 Global firepower military ranking for Africa… check out who’s number 8…. So in reality then DRC should run over Rwanda and Tanzania combined very easily… on the same table Rwanda and Bongo are way below … please educate yourself on how military rankings are done..View attachment 2666854

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mwaiofhawaii said:

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It’s just a patriotic story nothing else… bragging about a war that was fought with ancient weapons does not represent the true capacity or capability of your military in today’s terms since those weapons and tactics are not applicable in modern war theater… and Idi Amin was not the brightest military planner anyways… fact that he mobilized the Army and Air Force to train for a golan heights take over from Israel just shows how naive he was … even a rag tag army would have defeated him…but with all that… I still give credit to Mwalimu Nyerere for his intervention…. Saved Uganda from a brutal man…salute to Mwalimu.. RIP

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mwaiofhawaii said:

Kenya Military is not fan of Chinese equipment, they have now even replaced Harbin Y12 transport aircraft with brand new Spartans … so far 3 delivered… more coming….. below is KAF Chinese Y12 and below it is its replacement KAF Spartan View attachment 2666766View attachment 2666767

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Marcelly said:

Ikiwa kwetu watasema ni China standard ila kwao wako kimya mbona hamkumpa marekani kuwajengea reli ya kiwango ila akapewa mchechi kaboronga ila ndo kiwango cha hela mlokuwa nayo

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mwaiofhawaii said:

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It’s just a patriotic story nothing else… bragging about a war that was fought with ancient weapons does not represent the true capacity or capability of your military in today’s terms since those weapons and tactics are not applicable in modern war theater… and Idi Amin was not the brightest military planner anyways… fact that he mobilized the Army and Air Force to train for a golan heights take over from Israel just shows how naive he was … even a rag tag army would have defeated him…but with all that… I still give credit to Mwalimu Nyerere for his intervention…. Saved Uganda from a brutal man…salute to Mwalimu.. RIP

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coodip1 said:

But Kenya Railways loves Chinese stuffs [emoji38]

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babayao255 said:

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coodip1 said:

If Iddi Amin was not a great military planner and Tanzania had an inferior army why then Kenya enlisted the help of UK to protect itself?

Nyie watoto wadogo hamjui historia kabisa kazi kuropoka tuu.

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joto la jiwe said:

Ana matatizo ya akili huyo, hajui lolote na hataki kukubali kwamba hajui, alikua hajui kwamba "Chinise Navy is the biggest than American, alipopewa ushahidi akaanza kupinga bila hata kuweka ushahidi kuthibitisha anachokisema. Akapinga kwamba Turkey haiizidi Ujerumani kwa nguvu za Kijeshi, alipopewa ushahidi, anakataa kwamba hiyo "World military power ranking" sio kweli, lakini anaikubali kwasababu bado imeiweka USA on top.

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mwaiofhawaii said:

Hahaha…. We kept Chinese happy by buying equipment for our Police ….they give us loans for infrastructure development..All those arms were meant for Administration Police and the GSU including the armored personnel carriers….you want prove?

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