Battle: Dar es Salaam vs Nairobi

Battle: Dar es Salaam vs Nairobi

Annael said:
Nakuja sasa usikimbie sawa mdogo wangu.
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kuniletea ngoma za ufala?😀😀😀haya harakisha...hamna anayetazama hizo ngoma zako za kijinga...leta Wiz khalifa, Kendrick Lamar, Lil Wayne...ati rauvany😀😀😀lol!
 
where are the tanzanian chang'aa mitungis?😀😀
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ichoboy01 said:
Mm nafkiri kuna jambo hulielewi unajua kwann international companies zilijikita nairobi kwasababu kipindi hicho hamkuwatimua wakoloni wakabaki wale wanaitwa settlers na wakaendelea kufanya biashara, so tanzania iliingia kwenye ujamaa ndio badae tukarudi kwenye ubepari

Lakini usinieleze habari ya business kwa dar, dar ndio mji wa kibiashara africa mashariki na ndio maana wafanya biashara wengi wanatoka nchi takriban 9 kuja dar kununua bidhaa, ndio maana hua nakushauri tembea nchi zingine ujionee usifkiri bado watu wako 90s

Na usifkiri kwann watanzania wanaweza kumiliki ardhi wanaweza kwasababu ya sheria za ardhi zinavosema kua ardhi ni ya serekali na mgeni haruhusiwi kumiliki ardhi
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Nimefurahi umemjibu vzr sn huyo dogo
Unajua siku zote hakuna kitu kinachouma kama ukiongoza ktk jambo Fulani alafu itokee wale unaowaongoza na kuwadharau wana kuwa juu zaid yk utatafuta kila SBB kujipanga lkn haisaidii wkt ndio unaoongea,
Mm huwa nafanya biashara katibya TZ na KENYA ukweli bidhaa nyingi kutoka Tanzania ndizo zinazohitajika Kenya kuliko bidhaa za Kenya kuingia Tanzania kuanzia bidhaa ghafi ambazo as HV ni chache sana bidhaa za viwanda vya Tanzania na cha kuchekesha hata bidhaa za wachina kuanzia nguo vitu na kadhalika huwa tunavitoa bongo tunaviingiza Kenya
Ajabu vitu hvy hvy vikiingizwa kwa Kenya bei kubwa havilipi,
Cha kusikitisha jamaa zetu wengi pamoja na mm tutokapo bongo kwenda Kenya ukiwajulisha marafikinkuwa nakuja basi ni shida utaagizwa kuanzia sukari
Dawa za mswaki whitedent,lotions,perfumes lkn ukiuliza SBB ni kuwa wasema vitu vya huko ni vizuri na being ni nafuu pia
Kwenye hard wear mambo ni hayo
Sasa hapo huwa nashindwa kuelewa majigambo mengi ya jirani zetu hawa ni kuwa hawajielewi
Hawatembei au ni kasumba ya miaka ya 90's kuwa Kenya is London of africa ndio bado inawapumbaza?
Hawajui kuwa kwa sasa London ni rubbish
Watu wameelekea Asia na mashariki ya kati
 
Kenya: Nairobi, Africa’s New Headquarters for Multinationals


Nairobi — Nairobi is fast becoming the African home of choice for multinational companies, especially those in the services sector, looking to grow their presence on the continent.

Pfizer, the US-based pharmaceutical company, PricewaterhouseCoopers, and Posterscope, an outdoor advertising firm, have in the past seven days unveiled plans to establish a regional hub, recruit staff and set up shop respectively in Kenya’s capital city last week.

In the past one year, global heavyweights in the service industry such as IBM, Google, PwC, advertising agency WPP, Bharti Airtel, Nokia/Siemens, Huawei, Procter & Gamble, Biersdoff, Barclays and Stanchart have announced plans to either set up regional hubs or transform their local operations to serve sub-Sahara Africa.

Several factors work to the benefit of Kenya and the other East African states too. First, the formation of a Common Market is helping create a strong internal market with a population of 130 million and a middle class estimated at 30 million consumers. With South Sudan, which has a population of 8.4 million, expressing interest in joining the EAC, and Kenya opening up its northern frontier through the Lamu Corridor to serve Ethiopia, which has a population of 84 million, the region now boasts a potentially connected internal market of 240 million people. This is way above the 150 million mark that experts say a country or a bloc needs to be a major world power.

The second factor is the peace dividend that has come with the ending of most of the civil wars in the Great Lakes. This is making the region a safe bet to invest in. The peace dividend has seen homegrown African multinationals such as Ecobank, Stanbic, UBA, MTN, KCB and Equity pursuing a more aggressive expansion strategy in these markets, which are similar to their home markets. Global multinationals too, like Pfizer and IBM, are smelling opportunity in the region.

Pfizer sells mostly antibiotics, cough syrups and anti-fungals. The drugs are finding a ready market as the East African population grows — at an estimated 3.5 per cent in 2011.

“The hub will serve as a legitimate supply system of products, bringing us closer to the market and reducing the total accumulated cost per product,” said country director for Nigeria and the East Africa region Enrico Liggeri when launching Pfizer’s hub last week. Kenya’s healthcare industry has attracted private equity investments that have helped some of the insurance service providers and hospitals expand.

In 2009, IBM opened an office in Nairobi to meet the increased demand from clients in both the private and public sector in East Africa and across the region.

The clincher for IBM, which previously had little interest in sub-Saharan Africa, was winning a multimillion-dollar contract to manage Airtel’s IT infrastructure across 16 African markets. IBM is expected to hire 2,000 workers to serve its continental business. Airtel too wants to have the hub of its African operations in Kenya and is currently planning to put up a headquarters in the city.
 
Jay456watt said:
where are the tanzanian chang'aa mitungis?😀😀
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Owners of Kenya Land

1. Ol Ari Nyiro Ranch – 100,000 acres
2. Ol-Pejeta Ranch – 92,000
3. Ol Jogi Ranch – 67,000 acres
4. Loisaba conservancy – 61,000
5. Segera Ranch – 50,000 acres
6. Ole Malo Ranch – 50,000 acres
7. Mugie Ranch – 47,000
8. Mpala Ranch – 49,000 acres
9. Lewa Downs – 45,000 acres
10. Suyian Ranch – 43,000 acres
11. Mogwooni ranch – 40,000 acres
12. Ole Naisho Ranch – 30,000 acres
13. Chololo Ranch – 25,000 acres
 
Jay456watt said:
Kenya: Nairobi, Africa’s New Headquarters for Multinationals


Nairobi — Nairobi is fast becoming the African home of choice for multinational companies, especially those in the services sector, looking to grow their presence on the continent.

Pfizer, the US-based pharmaceutical company, PricewaterhouseCoopers, and Posterscope, an outdoor advertising firm, have in the past seven days unveiled plans to establish a regional hub, recruit staff and set up shop respectively in Kenya’s capital city last week.

In the past one year, global heavyweights in the service industry such as IBM, Google, PwC, advertising agency WPP, Bharti Airtel, Nokia/Siemens, Huawei, Procter & Gamble, Biersdoff, Barclays and Stanchart have announced plans to either set up regional hubs or transform their local operations to serve sub-Sahara Africa.

Several factors work to the benefit of Kenya and the other East African states too. First, the formation of a Common Market is helping create a strong internal market with a population of 130 million and a middle class estimated at 30 million consumers. With South Sudan, which has a population of 8.4 million, expressing interest in joining the EAC, and Kenya opening up its northern frontier through the Lamu Corridor to serve Ethiopia, which has a population of 84 million, the region now boasts a potentially connected internal market of 240 million people. This is way above the 150 million mark that experts say a country or a bloc needs to be a major world power.

The second factor is the peace dividend that has come with the ending of most of the civil wars in the Great Lakes. This is making the region a safe bet to invest in. The peace dividend has seen homegrown African multinationals such as Ecobank, Stanbic, UBA, MTN, KCB and Equity pursuing a more aggressive expansion strategy in these markets, which are similar to their home markets. Global multinationals too, like Pfizer and IBM, are smelling opportunity in the region.

Pfizer sells mostly antibiotics, cough syrups and anti-fungals. The drugs are finding a ready market as the East African population grows — at an estimated 3.5 per cent in 2011.

“The hub will serve as a legitimate supply system of products, bringing us closer to the market and reducing the total accumulated cost per product,” said country director for Nigeria and the East Africa region Enrico Liggeri when launching Pfizer’s hub last week. Kenya’s healthcare industry has attracted private equity investments that have helped some of the insurance service providers and hospitals expand.

In 2009, IBM opened an office in Nairobi to meet the increased demand from clients in both the private and public sector in East Africa and across the region.

The clincher for IBM, which previously had little interest in sub-Saharan Africa, was winning a multimillion-dollar contract to manage Airtel’s IT infrastructure across 16 African markets. IBM is expected to hire 2,000 workers to serve its continental business. Airtel too wants to have the hub of its African operations in Kenya and is currently planning to put up a headquarters in the city.
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The total area of keya is
143.412 million acres

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This is the list of top owners of Kenya Land

1. Ol Ari Nyiro Ranch – 100,000 acres
2. Ol-Pejeta Ranch – 92,000
3. Ol Jogi Ranch – 67,000 acres
4. Loisaba conservancy – 61,000
5. Segera Ranch – 50,000 acres
6. Ole Malo Ranch – 50,000 acres
7. Mugie Ranch – 47,000
8. Mpala Ranch – 49,000 acres
9. Lewa Downs – 45,000 acres
10. Suyian Ranch – 43,000 acres
11. Mogwooni ranch – 40,000 acres
12. Ole Naisho Ranch – 30,000 acres
13. Chololo Ranch – 25,000 acres
 
Abdi Qasim said:
Huu wore ni uchafu mtupu
Hiyo Nairobi huwezi ilinganisha na dar vipi iwe Mombasa,
Hahaha
Nairobi ati mwaliita jiji hata bus terminal hakuna!!
Mabasi ya mikoani hupaki kando ya barabaran
Vurugu mtindo mmoja,
Kwa ufupi Kenya nzima hakuna public bus terminal.
Tanzania takriban mikoa yote zipo.
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Dar ni jiji inayoweza kulinganishwa na Mombasa, ukubali ukatae brathe.... Kwanza angalia kwenye googke maps Dar, (satellite image) utashangaa mwenyewe, ajabu sana
 
comparing Nairobi to Dar in business...damn this niggas must be crazy...Nairobi GDP alone is almost the entire Tanzanian GDP😀😀
 
IamLee said:
Dar ni jiji inayoweza kulinganishwa na Mombasa, ukubali ukatae brathe.... Kwanza angalia kwenye googke maps Dar, (satellite image) utashangaa mwenyewe, ajabu sana
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Arable land (% of land area)
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Arable land (% of land area) | Data

Arable land owners
1. Ol Ari Nyiro Ranch – 100,000 acres
2. Ol-Pejeta Ranch – 92,000
3. Ol Jogi Ranch – 67,000 acres
4. Loisaba conservancy – 61,000
5. Segera Ranch – 50,000 acres
6. Ole Malo Ranch – 50,000 acres
7. Mugie Ranch – 47,000
8. Mpala Ranch – 49,000 acres
9. Lewa Downs – 45,000 acres
10. Suyian Ranch – 43,000 acres
11. Mogwooni ranch – 40,000 acres
12. Ole Naisho Ranch – 30,000 acres
13. Chololo Ranch – 25,000 acres

Total Area of Kenya

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IamLee said:
Dar ni jiji inayoweza kulinganishwa na Mombasa, ukubali ukatae brathe.... Kwanza angalia kwenye googke maps Dar, (satellite image) utashangaa mwenyewe, ajabu sana
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thats what I am telling them...Dar pengine Mombasa...
 
Annael said:
Arable land (% of land area)
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Arable land (% of land area) | Data

Arable land owners
1. Ol Ari Nyiro Ranch – 100,000 acres
2. Ol-Pejeta Ranch – 92,000
3. Ol Jogi Ranch – 67,000 acres
4. Loisaba conservancy – 61,000
5. Segera Ranch – 50,000 acres
6. Ole Malo Ranch – 50,000 acres
7. Mugie Ranch – 47,000
8. Mpala Ranch – 49,000 acres
9. Lewa Downs – 45,000 acres
10. Suyian Ranch – 43,000 acres
11. Mogwooni ranch – 40,000 acres
12. Ole Naisho Ranch – 30,000 acres
13. Chololo Ranch – 25,000 acres

Total Area of Kenya

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sasa million acres unafananisha na thousand acres...wewe huna akili timamu bana...
 
comparing
Nairobi to trash😀😀
Top cities in Africa
  1. Johannesburg
  2. Cape Town
  3. Durban
  4. Cairo
  5. Lagos
  6. Nairobi
  7. Casablanca
  8. Luanda
  9. Accra
  10. Addis Ababa
 
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