Burundi then DRC.Pelekeni reli yenu Burundi in peace, sisi tunafikisha Kigali via Kampala, with future expansions to Juba South Sudan, DRC and Addis Ababa.
Kenya, Ethiopia and Uganda will be the three biggest economies in Eastern Africa in the next few years. Rwanda atafwata Uganda ju ya bad diplomacy with Burundi.Burundi then DRC.
Plus Kigali still can take Tz route
The only one mnaye ni UG so far
Na tena Tz ikipata mtu mwenye kuona nafasi anaweza pitisha reli hata Kagera akitaka
Plus hio 4.5bil usd mnachukua from China au
Tanzania Kimsingi Ndio nchi inayowanyima usingizi. Na wote mnayajua hayo. Ila kujitia tia tu kama ushuzi wa ngomani. 🤣🤣🤣Kenya, Ethiopia and Uganda will be the three biggest economies in Eastern Africa in the next few years. Rwanda atafwata Uganda ju ya bad diplomacy with Burundi.
Zilikua picha za eneo gani mkuu.?Sama boy 255 naomba zile picha za Dodoma ulizotuma juzi, sikuzi save aisee.
Leta figures za export in $$ tuone kama Ina colorate na wingi wa manufacturing companies?Wanasema GDP ni ya makaratasi lakini top 7 bado ni ile ile. Bongolala hata top 10 hawawezi. 🤣 🤣 🤣
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Come on Chamoto , I know you are smarter than that… cost of oil just get passed on to importers who in turn pass it to consumers. You know how that works..it might have a negative effect but obsolete, I don’t think so. Only a third world war can create a trade havoc and that will impact all ports not just Mombasa .Do you realize that if the cost of a barrel of oil exceeds $100, you won't be able to operate your train, and consequently, if you're unable to transport goods, your port of Mombasa will become obsolete and lose its purpose?
Fingers crossed they keep the straight open! If not, we might see oil prices do a little dance past the $100 mark. And trust me, it won’t be a pretty sight—more like a horror movie where you’re paying $10 a gallon at the pump! Let’s hope we can avoid that sequel!Come on Chamoto , I know you are smarter than that… cost of oil just get passed on to importers who in turn pass it to consumers. You know how that works..it might have a negative effect but obsolete, I don’t think so. Only a third world war can create a trade havoc and that will include all ports not just Mombasa .
Kwa hivyo manufacturing is only for exports. 🤣 🤣 Ona vile una reason kama pumbavu.Leta figures za export in $$ tuone kama Ina colorate na wingi wa manufacturing companies?
Iran since the first Gulf war has a contingency plan for the straight. They know they can use it as a bargaining chip. Unfortunately for them , the largest naval base in the world is located next door in Bahrain ( US Navy 5th Fleet base headquarters ). It was built there purposely to protect the straight of Hormuz . So whatever Iran does , it will be just a matter of days before normalcy is restored . You don’t wanna know the kind of US naval nuclear submarines under the Persian gulf waters.Fingers crossed they keep the straight open! If not, we might see oil prices do a little dance past the $100 mark. And trust me, it won’t be a pretty sight—more like a horror movie where you’re paying $10 a gallon at the pump! Let’s hope we can avoid that sequel!
The price is $74.4 as of today, tomorrow when the market opens, it'll shoot up, I'll remind you of this in the next 20hrs.
Kwikwikwikwi. Kingereza hujuiStop being cute with me .. you know what I meant .
The picture itself depicts what sort of a Person you are worshiping anything white. You are still mentally colonised so sad indeedThis is you right now sir. Holding your neck wondering what the two genius aliens are saying. You do not have to be part of every conversations. Some conversations are just above your paygrade.
Al-Nassr anayocheze CR7 ndiye mfungaji bora ligi hiyo.anakipiga timu gani?
Like I said let's hope for peace, but due to the unpredictability of this war, anything can happen.Iran since the first Gulf war has a contingency plan for the straight. They know they can use it as a bargaining chip. Unfortunately for them , the largest naval base in the world is located next door in Bahrain ( US Navy 5th Fleet base headquarters ). It was built there purposely to protect the straight of Hormuz . So whatever Iran does , it will be just a matter of days before normalcy is restored . You don’t wanna know the kind of US naval nuclear submarines under the Persian gulf waters.
One of the major well known plans by Iran is to mine the straight making it impassable. But the US Navy has a response for that too. The Naval EOD units and Navy SEALs ( underwater demolition teams) commandos are on guard 24-7 . I wish Iran would try that plan . Basically I don’t see the crisis escalating in the Persian Gulf waters but elsewhere probably with Iran proxies like Hezbollah and the Houthis .Like I said let's hope for peace, but due to the unpredictability of this war, anything can happen.
So deni la Mchina litakua US$ 6.7 + 4.5 bln! Hebu taja rank yenu itakuwa ngapi!