Battle: Dar es Salaam vs Nairobi

Battle: Dar es Salaam vs Nairobi

instanbul said:
Ilo eneo ni dogo sana kulinganisha na Kariakoo.


Ni kwa nini mnapenda Uongo? Mnaadika articles kibao za Uongo mitandaoni mpaka Chatgpt ana pick data kutoka source zenu za Uongo.

Chatgpt inasema Kenya ana Electric SGR 😂😂. Ila kenyans
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Kwani wamedanganya? I know Kingereza huwa ngumu kwenu, Our rail is designed for electrification in the future. So technically ChatGPT haijadanganya.
 
coodip1 said:
What sort of ships are we talking about here? zile zinazozama na ngamia huko somalia?
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No, bigger ships that has no desire to dock at your small ports. Has any Tanzanian port ever handled a ship of 390m long?
 
Don YF said:
Ulikurupuka mwenyewe., ni kama haujui ata pato la taifa lenyu ni kidogo ukilinganisha na budget ya taifa., na unabweka humu., tuko June 2025, budget zinaenda kusomwa kwa pamoja utajionea., ama fanya utafiti kwa kutumia ya last year ujionee mlivyo mafukara.., hakuna tofauti kubwa na mwaka huu, Tanzania ni ile ile , sasa ndio mmeongeza mahitaji🤣., gap ya deficit itakua zaidi ya last year which was slightly over 30%!!! Kenya is less than 15%..,
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Haha leta kwanza evidence ya kuwa mwaka Jana mlikuwa deficit ndo kuliko Tanzania masuala ya 2025/2026 hatujafika la sivyo funga mdomo huna evidence🤣🤣🤣🤣
 
coodip1 said:
Acha uongo mbona hamna kitu hapo edited hiyo.🤣🤣🤣
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Lazima tu ungepinga.

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coodip1 said:
Acha uongo mbona hamna kitu hapo edited hiyo.🤣🤣🤣
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Tanzania shilling was overvalued, says IMF
Friday, October 02, 2015 —


Miaka 11 iliyopita
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Tanzania shilling was overvalued, says IMF

The shilling’s recent plunge was a blessing in disguise because it served to bring the local currency to its genuine value, according to the International Monetary Fund (IMF).
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Teargass said:
Lazima tu ungepinga.

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Hii yako ni miaka 11 iliyopita ila hii hapa ya mwaka jana

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Kenya: currency overvalued, says central bank governor | Africanews

Kenya's currency, the shilling, which is trading at a historically low rate, has been overvalued for several years, according to the governor of the East African country's central bank.
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Kenya: currency overvalued, says central bank governor
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Last updated: 13/08/2024
Kenya: currency overvalued, says central bank governor
Central Bank of Kenya (CBK) Governor Patrick Njoroge displays some
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Kenya's currency, the shilling, which is trading at a historically low rate, has been overvalued for several years, according to the governor of the East African country's central bank.


The currency hit a new all-time low on Monday, at 150 shillings to the dollar, down 24% year-on-year. In October 2018, one dollar was worth 100 shillings. "I think for several years now we have had an overvalued exchange rate," the governor of the Central Bank of Kenya, Kamau Thugge, told a parliamentary committee on Tuesday.

Mr Thugge said that around five years ago, the International Monetary Fund and the World Bank considered the shilling to be between 20% and 25% overvalued.

"We have tried to maintain a fairly strong exchange rate artificially", said the governor of Kenya's central bank, who took office in June, but "at the cost of losing international reserves".

According to Mr Thugge, the country's foreign exchange reserves cover less than four months' imports.

"This is still sufficient to deal with any emergencies," he added.

This historically low exchange rate is due in particular to the strengthening of the US currency, partly as a result of high yields on US Treasury bonds.

This depreciation makes imports more expensive and adds to Kenya's debt burden, which stood at more than 10,100 billion shillings (64.4 billion euros) at the end of June, according to Treasury figures, or around two-thirds of gross domestic product.

Elected in August 2022, President William Ruto has introduced a series of tax hikes and new taxes designed to increase government revenue and restore the country's room for manoeuvre.

But these measures are taking a heavy toll on purchasing power, generating incomprehension and discontent among the population, even though he had promised during the presidential campaign to ease the financial difficulties of the poorest Kenyans.

The Kenyan economy, the locomotive of East Africa, was seriously shaken by COVID-19, followed by the shockwaves of the war in Ukraine and a historic drought in the Horn of Africa. Economic growth slowed to 4.8% last year, compared with 7.6% in 2021, and growth forecasts for 2023 are lower than for 2022.

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Kenya's 2025/26 fiscal year, the projected recurrent expenditure is KSh 3,119.2 billion, representing 16.2% of the country's GDP. This includes transfers to county governments and a contingency fund.
Detailed Breakdown of the Budget:
Recurrent Expenditure: KSh 3,119.2 billion (16.2% of GDP).
Development Expenditure: KSh 643.9 billion (3.3% of GDP).
Transfers to County Governments: KSh 474.9 billion.
Contingency Fund: KSh 2.0 billion.
Additional Context:
The National Treasury is expected to present the KSh 4.239 trillion budget to the National Assembly on Monday, June 9th, 2025.
The budget is based on a projected economic growth rate of 5.3%, an increase from 4.7% in 2024.
The 2025/26 budget includes provisions for various sectors, including health, education, and agriculture.
The budget emphasizes strategic austerity and efficiency in resource allocation.
 
concordile 101 said:
Kenya's 2025/26 fiscal year, the projected recurrent expenditure is KSh 3,119.2 billion, representing 16.2% of the country's GDP. This includes transfers to county governments and a contingency fund.
Detailed Breakdown of the Budget:
Recurrent Expenditure: KSh 3,119.2 billion (16.2% of GDP).
Development Expenditure: KSh 643.9 billion (3.3% of GDP).
Transfers to County Governments: KSh 474.9 billion.
Contingency Fund: KSh 2.0 billion.
Additional Context:
The National Treasury is expected to present the KSh 4.239 trillion budget to the National Assembly on Monday, June 9th, 2025.
The budget is based on a projected economic growth rate of 5.3%, an increase from 4.7% in 2024.
The 2025/26 budget includes provisions for various sectors, including health, education, and agriculture.
The budget emphasizes strategic austerity and efficiency in resource allocation.
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Kwa hiyo ukichukua budget ya tamisemi tu na wizara ya michezo umemaliza development expenditure budget ya Kenya😝😝😝
 
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