Battle: Dar es Salaam vs Nairobi

Battle: Dar es Salaam vs Nairobi

Hizo ni sehemu mbili tofauti msee I know because i took the pictures myself
And I don’t think you doing a good job convincing anyone that these 2 pictures below are the same street😂
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Picha ya Kwanza ni Eneo la Karume ( Uhuru / Kawawa Road
Picha ya pili Shaurimoyo / Lindi street zote ni Route ya BRT Phase 3 .
 
Nyinyi hampo kwenye hii michuano ya FIFA series, you should have asked to yourself what does it mean, lkn cha kushangaza bado mnataka battle ya soka, nyinyi ni non football country.
So Tanzania ndio footballing Nation? You keep on donating points to your opponents without shame. Tanzania is non sport nation juu hakuna mchezo mnajua nyinyi.
 
So Tanzania ndio footballing Nation? You keep on donating points to your opponents without shame. Tanzania is non sport nation juu hakuna mchezo mnajua nyinyi.
Tumewawakilisha afcon na hii itaendelea kuwa hivi miaka mingi ijayo, CAF ndiyo usiseme kabisa tuna team mbili robo fainali, ligi yetu ni ya tano kwa ubora Africa, hatupaswi kuongea na nyinyi kuhusu football 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
 
Huyo ni Daktari na anajua anacholipwa while wewe unapinga kwa kutumia Glassdoor.com which depend on rumours for updste.
Mimi ni afisa tabibu mwenye Advanced diploma ya Clinical medicine.
Pia nina ndugu madaktari wapo muhimbili.
Nimehudumu hiyo nafasi NIKUONGOPEE ILI IWEJE??
Labda kafanya kazi sekta binafsi ikampunja mshahara je sisi tutajuaje??
Nakuletea ripoti wewe unasikiliza maneno ya mtu wa twitter.
Hivi unajua mathalan katika ualimu wapo wanaolipwa hata 1000$ kama mshahara??
Ila huyo anafanya kazi private school asa huwezi chukua mfano wa huyo ukajumlisha kuwa walimu Tz wanalipwa 1000$ hapana unakosea.
NARUDIA TENA NIMEHUDUMU HIYO NAFASI MSHAHARA SIVYO HIVYO.
Ripoti ingine hii hapa chini.
Convert into USD.
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Whatchu talmbout bruv? Ati stairwells don't have much lighting? Stairwells and circulation spaces are some of the spaces that require lighting at night. Stairwells and other circulation spaces need lighting at night for safety, security, accessibility and also legal requirements in some cases. In fact, in some countries, building codes and regulations often mandate minimum lighting levels for stairwells and circulation spaces to meet safety standards and ensure compliance with accessibility guidelines. If you are keen enough you must have noticed that in most buildings, rooms and other spaces are always dark with no lights while circulation spaces (stairs, ramps, corridors, elevators, walkways, paths etc) are normally lit up throughout the night, whether in commercial or residential buildings. So your theory that the buildings do not have light since we are seeing the side that has the stairwell is entirely false.

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Stairways have low intensity lighting designed specifically to clearly see each step to navigate safely. Soft, even lighting ensures that people can see the steps, without harsh shadows or bright spots that could disguise the edges of steps or cause missteps. In other words, stairway lighting is not directed outwards and If you are familiar with the inverse square law, you’ll realize why most of that light diffuses the further you go, away form the source.
 
The one by Xcaliber…. The very sad list..
I don't know ask the fellow he might have the answers.
I have worked as an advanced C.O/Medical officer and my net sallary was 400$ ,how can you bring a report of a bachelor degree doctor receiving payment of $ 150??
That's absurd.
And the publishers are standards.co.ke really!?
 
I don't know ask the fellow he might have the answers.
I have worked as an advanced C.O/Medical officer and my net sallary was 400k$ ,how can you bring a report of a bachelor degree doctor receiving payment of $ 150k??
That's absurd.
And the publishers are standards.co.ke really!?
I understand your point but don’t put the K in front of the figures… K stands for thousand… I don’t think you made $400k .. maybe you meant $400…
 
I understand your point but don’t put the K in front of the figures… K stands for thousand… I don’t think you made $400k .. maybe you meant $400…
Oh SORRY I mean $ 400 per month which equals to 800+k Tanzanian shillings.
Thanks for correcting me.🙏🙏🙏
 
Naendelea kukumbushia hoja yangu.

1.Kuna haja ya kujenga section ya reli ya Tazara kutoka Makambako Hadi Mtwara Port

2.Kuna haja ya Kujenga section ya reli ya Tazara kutoka Kasama(Zambia) Hadi Lubumbashi

3.Kuna haja ya kujenga Barabara kutoka Mpanda-Iringa Hadi Mtwara

Hizo zote sitasaidia kuifanya Bandari ya Mtwara itumike vizuri zaidi na kuipunguzia mzigo Dar Port.👇👇

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Stairways have low intensity lighting designed specifically to clearly see each step to navigate safely. Soft, even lighting ensures that people can see the steps, without harsh shadows or bright spots that could disguise the edges of steps or cause missteps. In other words, stairway lighting is not directed outwards and If you are familiar with the inverse square law, you’ll realize why most of that light diffuses the further you go, away form the source.
Just as I expected, always looking for some crappy explanation to justify your answer. If at all the stairwell of this building was the one facing us, you would notice a vertical strip of light from the ground floor to the top most floor. And also, your theory explains that the stairs have low intensity lighting. Didn't know it's so low that one cannot even notice that that is a stairwell at night. Your building is of clear blue glass and if the stairwell is the one facing us like you said, one would have easily noticed the lighting pattern from bottom to top.

"stairway lighting is not directed outwards and If you are familiar with the inverse square law, you’ll realize why most of that light diffuses the further you go, away form the source. "

So if the stairwell of this building is the one facing us, you want to tell us that the landing and flights of the stairs do not have light completely at night since light is diffused inwards?

"In other words, stairway lighting is not directed outwards" - But you said the stairwell is facing us? So that means the landing and flight of the stairs are also facing us. So you are saying that the flight and landing are illuminated inwards that is why we cannot see any light? If the stairwell is facing us, the landing and flight are facing us and they are illuminated. One could have seen the light pattern in all floors, no matter how low the intensity. Or would you mind explaining to us how you can internally illuminate a stairwell that is on the side and it becomes so unnoticeable that you cannot even see a glow of light. This building is empty and your theory just doesn't make sense

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You say the stairwell is lit with low intensity lighting but only a bunch of windows have light. Or maybe I should book an appointment with my optician.
 
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