Battle: Dar es Salaam vs Nairobi

Battle: Dar es Salaam vs Nairobi


I don’t mean to be a hater but there is nothing special to celebrate about Dodoma when it’s nothing but a government project fully . Konza has more value due to private sector investment ( gov.did horizontal infrastructure only). Tatu is even better since it’s fully private sector. Free market builds economy. I don’t understand how everything better in Tanzania is a government subsidiary including all the tall buildings in Dar . Why is private sector shying away from you ?
 
I don’t mean to be a hater but there is nothing special to celebrate about Dodoma when it’s nothing but a government project fully . Konza has more value due to private sector investment ( gov.did horizontal infrastructure only). Tatu is even better since it’s fully private sector. Free market builds economy. I don’t understand how everything better in Tanzania is a government subsidiary including all the tall buildings in Dar . Why is private sector shying away from you ?
Cool down na uache wivu. Government institutions ni phase 1, and I had to be phase one ili iwe easy kuattract development phase. 2,
just why Kuna space kubwa ya phase 2 that will involve hotels, high commissions, shopping Malls, conference centres etc. and am glad they are now all shifting their government offices there that will really attract phase 2 constructions. Tanzanian are really very clever on this.
Imagine if Government institutions could be shifted just near Konza, you build a metro or BRT connecting to Nairobi. Your Konza could be fully grown now, maybe you could be in phase 6
 
Ever heard of Johari rotana hotel, my fool bro.? 🤣🤣🤣
We mbilikimo kutoka Tanga you are the fool ju hujawai kufika huko. Johari Rotana does not occupy the whole tower. Bongoslum haina hio economic power yet. 🤣🤣
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And the hotel is only occupying 14 floors. 🤣🤣 While pale GTC, JW Marriott and Pan Pacific occupy two complete towers over 30 floors each. Na bado utawaskia eti sijui ground blabla.
Ulitaka tumpangie investor?
 
We are building strategic infrastructure all over Tanzania be it ports, energy, roads, industries, mining, transport etc what will a 40fl building help us with in our economy
NairobiWalker kapost picha ya Maktaba street two years ago. Same place in 2025 iko so advanced with new BRT system, new sidewalks nk. Hii ndo development tunataka. Wao wako obsessed na majengo marefu hawajui Tz tuna space tu kubwa na sio lazima kuwa na majengo marefu zaidi.

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2025 same area.
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NairobiWalker kapost picha ya Maktaba street two years ago. Same place in 2025 iko so advanced with new BRT system, new sidewalks nk. Hii ndo development tunataka. Wao wako obsessed na majengo marefu hawajui Tz tuna space tu kubwa na sio lazima kuwa na majengo marefu zaidi.

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NSSF Hotel Mwanza hajai-post sababu wivu!
 
Wewe hujapost Marriot Nairobi. Tuseme wivu pia ama? Vumbistan logic keeps getting more interesting.
Ile Hotel inafanya mzuie direct flights to Mombasa kupata occupancy!

NSSF Mwanza hotel nears completion with Radisson support

Daily News Reporter2 weeks ago 754

MWANZA: THE National Social Security Fund’s (NSSF) flagship five-star hotel in Mwanza is nearing completion, with global hospitality brand Radisson poised to take over operations.

Mwanza Regional Commissioner Said Mtanda inspected the ongoing construction of the Capri Point property over the weekend, praising the project’s progress and its potential impact on the regional economy.

During the visit, Mtanda toured a sample guest room built to showcase the design standard for the hotel’s 183 rooms—all of which are being constructed to premium specifications.

“I am impressed with the progress of the construction. Upon completion, this hotel will provide Mwanza with world-class infrastructure, capable of hosting both national and international visitors,” said Mr Mtanda.

He said NSSF’s strategic investment reflects a strong commitment to quality, noting the high standards demonstrated by both the contractor and the hotel operator.

“Once operational, the hotel will significantly boost the economy of the Lake Zone, enhance the tourism sector and generate extensive employment opportunities for local citizens,” he said.

Mr Mtanda added that, along with other flagship infrastructure projects such as the Mwanza International Airport, the MV Mwanza ship and the Standard Gauge Railway (SGR), the hotel would strengthen Mwanza’s position as a key investment and tourism destination.

The Mwanza Region currently contributes 7.2 per cent to the national GDP and projected to rise to 10 per cent once transformative projects, including the hotel, come online.

He said high-standard accommodation is critical for fast-growing cities like Mwanza, helping attract tourists and catalyse broader economic activity.

NSSF’s Director of Planning, Investment and Projects, Gabriel Silayo, said the decision to invest in a high-end hotel followed extensive feasibility studies and was aimed at delivering long-term value for the Fund’s members and the wider economy.

“We undertook rigorous research before commencing this project. We are confident in its success. With Radisson on board— an operator with a global portfolio of over 12,000 hotels, including more than 98 across Africa—we believe this investment is in highly capable hands,” said Mr Silayo.

Project Manager Gehan Nel, from South Africa, said the project was being executed to international standards and that its lakeside location would serve as a key attraction for both domestic and international guests.

He said the collaboration between NSSF and Radisson ensured the project would be delivered efficiently and on schedule.

This investment aligns with NSSF’s core mandate to safeguard and grow members’ contributions through commercially viable and strategic ventures.

 
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