Battle: Dar es Salaam vs Nairobi

Battle: Dar es Salaam vs Nairobi

Teargass said:
Are you aware that only 37% Tanzanians are connected to electricity? Do you have electricity in your house?
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Nope, it's 85% +
Plus the access to electricity currently is over 90%
Before 2027 we will hit 100% is the Rural electrification project (REA) is ongoing to connect the remaining 1000 villages out of 12,000 countrywide.
 
game over said:
Hahaha wakati huo Tz tulikuwa tuna fabricate internally kama wakunya wanavyojisifu ♌, nakumbuka kulikuwa na nganya zinaitwa King Cross zinachanja mbuga Iringa Dodoma by then Barabara ilikuwa unpaved. Barabara zilipojengwa tu Tz nzima na haya madude yakafa natural death, hata vile viwanda vya fabrication vilikufa na baadhi vilihamia Kenya.
Hayo madude hayana Soko Tanzania.
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Brother hizo basi kama za wakenya za sasa, Tulitamba nazo sana miaka ya 1990s. Zilikuwa nzito balaa. Baada ya kuanzishwa mambo ya weighbridge zilikuwa nzito balaa, kila zikifika kwenye mzani zilikuwa lazima zipigwe faini.

Wakenya ndio wanajivunia nazo leo 🤣 🤣 🤣 🤣 Teargass miaka ya 1990s ulikuwa umezaliwa au bado?
 
game over said:
Wapi serikali imesema hivyo?
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Go check for this document and you will understand what I’m saying.

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Traveller D said:
But this is 2025 bwana govi, how is this report relevant.?
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Hahaaa
AS Tanzania prepares to host the upcoming Africa Heads of State Energy Summit later this month, the nation has already made major strides in its quest to improve energy access, particularly in rural areas.

The Rural Energy Agency (REA) has made a leap forward, achieving 99.9 percent electrification of all villages in mainland Tanzania by the end of 2024, a milestone that highlights the country’s commitment to sustainable development, social equity, and economic empowerment.

Looking back at the progress Tanzania has made in providing electricity to its rural communities, as of October 2007, only 506 out of Tanzania’s 12,318 villages—just 2 percent of the rural population—had access to electricity. Fast forward to December 2024, and 12,301 villages have been connected to the national
 
game over said:
You are bringing the 2021/22 report that compiled data for 2015-2020.
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Okay, bring us latest figures. Remember there are only 5M customers connected to electricity in Tanzania in 2025 against a population of 75M.
 
game over said:
Doesn't change the fact that we have more generation capacity than Kenya+ Uganda combined
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You're bragging about having more generation capacity while you have the lowest connectivity? Who does the surplus help if more than 60% of your country is not connected to electricity?
 
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