Battle: Dar es Salaam vs Nairobi

[ichoboy01]

Good any other news from Kenya?????...
This dude eats Kenya,rests kenya, sleeps Kenya ,fucked by Kenya......always on Kenyan news 24/7....then chooses to post the negative and leaves the positive....dude is Tanzania 100% with no negative staff

😀😀😀😀😀😀asante kilio cha samaki

 

[ichoboy01]

Mambo yameiva😀😀😀😀

http://bit.ly/2zv1Cg1

 

[COLLOH-MZII RELOADED]

😀😀😀😀😀😀asante kilio cha samaki

Ichyboy Kenyan news reporter...[HASHTAG]#pichaziliisha[/HASHTAG]

 

[IamLee]

Tangu lini Kenya mnaendesha upande wa kulia?

Tangu lini Kenya mnaendesha upande wa kulia?

Sasa angalieni mwenzenu

 

[IamLee]

haya msikieni huyu😀😀😀😀😀😀 so unataka kutuambia uchumi wa japan na kenya uko level moja sawa???

japan
DP (nominal) 2017 estimate

• Total
$4.841 trillion[12] (3rd)

• Per capita
$38,281[12] (20th)

Wewe ni shida tupu imekulemea sijui una survive aje... Kubishana na mtu hajui kitu huwa shida sana

 

[IamLee]

President-elect Uhuru Kenyatta yesterday took Kenyans by surprise when he took a stroll in the streets of Nairobi.
The Jubilee leader, who has consistently continued to debunk the presidency with his humble gestures, took the short walk from his office in Harambee House to the National Treasury.
At the National Treasury, the Head of State met with members of his economic team and partners, African Development Bank (AfDB), to discuss Kenya’s economic transformation.
The meeting was attended by National Treasury Cabinet Secretary Henry Rotich, Principal Secretary Dr Kamau Thugge, Senior Adviser on social sectors Ruth Kagia, and Deputy Chief of Staff Nzioka Waita. African Development Bank (AfDB) Director General Gabriel Negatu also attended the meeting.
The team presented options on accelerating economic transformation, especially focusing on programmes that can make Kenya globally competitive, while directly positively impacting ordinary Kenyans.
“The primary goal has to be to lift the lives of ordinary Kenyans,” President Kenyatta told the group.
The briefing is the latest in a series of meetings assessing where Kenya is in implementing measures and projects to transform the country.
The President has already been briefed on the energy and water sectors.
Before the meeting, the President, during his walk in the Capital, interacted and shook hands with some excited Kenyans.

www.nairobiwire.com

 

[ichoboy01]

Wewe ni shida tupu imekulemea sijui una survive aje... Kubishana na mtu hajui kitu huwa shida sana

ukweli mchungu budaa😀😀😀😀 lawama peleka IMF sio kwangu

 

[ichoboy01]

Ichyboy Kenyan news reporter...[HASHTAG]#pichaziliisha[/HASHTAG]

😀😀😀😀😀 ukweli mchungu budaa vumilia tu

 

[Jay456watt]

Pwahahaha wameanza kuleta zile camera za ufala...sijui walkua wanaita aje...

 

[Jay456watt]

Hahaha mkashindwa anything ni cooked....hahaha.Kuwa hater ni kazi kweli

kwanza ni maajabu...wakiongea kuhusu GDP ya $70B wanaanza kulia lia ati it is cooked lakini wakiongelea debt to GDP ratio, wanakubali matokeo ya IMF na World Bank..hypocrites.😀😀😀mbona mnajichanganya? IMF is the same agency that calculates these things...debt and GDP...

 

[IamLee]

ukweli mchungu budaa😀😀😀😀 lawama peleka IMF sio kwangu

Nakuhurumia sana you think you made a punchline, I don't understand a word you are saying... Ati naskia uchungu na hata sikuelewi

 

[Jay456watt]

Wewe ni shida tupu imekulemea sijui una survive aje... Kubishana na mtu hajui kitu huwa shida sana

education system yao ndio shida bro...iko down tu sana

 

[Emc2]

President-elect Uhuru Kenyatta yesterday took Kenyans by surprise when he took a stroll in the streets of Nairobi.
The Jubilee leader, who has consistently continued to debunk the presidency with his humble gestures, took the short walk from his office in Harambee House to the National Treasury.
At the National Treasury, the Head of State met with members of his economic team and partners, African Development Bank (AfDB), to discuss Kenya’s economic transformation.
The meeting was attended by National Treasury Cabinet Secretary Henry Rotich, Principal Secretary Dr Kamau Thugge, Senior Adviser on social sectors Ruth Kagia, and Deputy Chief of Staff Nzioka Waita. African Development Bank (AfDB) Director General Gabriel Negatu also attended the meeting.
The team presented options on accelerating economic transformation, especially focusing on programmes that can make Kenya globally competitive, while directly positively impacting ordinary Kenyans.
“The primary goal has to be to lift the lives of ordinary Kenyans,” President Kenyatta told the group.
The briefing is the latest in a series of meetings assessing where Kenya is in implementing measures and projects to transform the country.
The President has already been briefed on the energy and water sectors.
Before the meeting, the President, during his walk in the Capital, interacted and shook hands with some excited Kenyans.

nairobiwire.com

Tanzania & China (Socialist Countries)

 

[ichoboy01]

Nakuhurumia sana you think you made a punchline, I don't understand a word you are saying... Ati naskia uchungu na hata sikuelewi

basi pole sana na hutaelewa 😀😀😀😀😀😀😀

 

[ichoboy01]

education system yao ndio shida bro...iko down tu sana

alafu unatudanganya umesoma economics serious umefkia level yakeweka America economy na Kenya economy kwenye mizani moja😀😀😀😀😀😀😀 naona ulikwenda kula biscuit shuleni

 

[ichoboy01]

kwanza ni maajabu...wakiongea kuhusu GDP ya $70B wanaanza kulia lia ati it is cooked lakini wakiongelea debt to GDP ratio, wanakubali matokeo ya IMF na World Bank..hypocrites.😀😀😀mbona mnajichanganya? IMF is the same agency that calculates these things...debt and GDP...

debt to GDP ratio is 60%😀😀😀😀😀 yani mumevuka red line na haijawah tokea toka kenya imepata uhuru

 

[IamLee]

Meanwhile in Kenya national primary examinations released barely 2 weeks after exams end. And we have ourselves the number 1 candidate

 

[Jay456watt]

President-elect Uhuru Kenyatta yesterday took Kenyans by surprise when he took a stroll in the streets of Nairobi.
The Jubilee leader, who has consistently continued to debunk the presidency with his humble gestures, took the short walk from his office in Harambee House to the National Treasury.
At the National Treasury, the Head of State met with members of his economic team and partners, African Development Bank (AfDB), to discuss Kenya’s economic transformation.
The meeting was attended by National Treasury Cabinet Secretary Henry Rotich, Principal Secretary Dr Kamau Thugge, Senior Adviser on social sectors Ruth Kagia, and Deputy Chief of Staff Nzioka Waita. African Development Bank (AfDB) Director General Gabriel Negatu also attended the meeting.
The team presented options on accelerating economic transformation, especially focusing on programmes that can make Kenya globally competitive, while directly positively impacting ordinary Kenyans.
“The primary goal has to be to lift the lives of ordinary Kenyans,” President Kenyatta told the group.
The briefing is the latest in a series of meetings assessing where Kenya is in implementing measures and projects to transform the country.
The President has already been briefed on the energy and water sectors.
Before the meeting, the President, during his walk in the Capital, interacted and shook hands with some excited Kenyans.

www.nairobiwire.com

itabidi arudi ofe aanze kazi...amesumbuliwa sana Mr Prezzo

 

[Jay456watt]

alafu unatudanganya umesoma economics serious umefkia level yakeweka America economy na Kenya economy kwenye mizani moja😀😀😀😀😀😀😀 naona ulikwenda kula biscuit shuleni

sawa

 

[Jay456watt]

debt to GDP ratio is 60%😀😀😀😀😀 yani mumevuka red line na haijawah tokea toka kenya imepata uhuru

tushakuzoea hater...🙄🙄