Battle: Dar es Salaam vs Nairobi

Battle: Dar es Salaam vs Nairobi

A to Z Arusha.
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Bajaber’s move to Simba SC is high-profile in Kenya for prestige, but financially minor by Tanzanian standards.
Brother unaongelea kuuza ticket kwa Tanzania, unaakili kweli? Tanzania imewahi kupewa Award na CAF kuwa na best mashabiki Africa. Kenya has nothing to comment about this. Tunawajua kila siku ni kujifananisha na Tanzania.
 
Transfer Fee Culture Kenya versus Tanzania

Kenya

General Spending Power Lower. Most clubs operate on tight budgets and rarely pay big fees for domestic players. Many transfers are free when contracts expire.

Tanzania
Higher. Top clubs like Simba SC and Young Africans (Yanga) have much larger budgets, regularly paying fees for both domestic and foreign players.
Domestic Record Fee KSh 2.6 million (~USD 17–26k) — Sofapaka for Humphrey Mieno in 2024. USD 100,000 — Yanga for Hafiz Wontah Konkoni (2023) and Simba for Perfect Chikwende (2021).

Cross-Border Signings
Kenya
Rare for Kenyan clubs to spend big abroad.
Tanzania
Frequent — Simba and Yanga often pay large amounts to foreign clubs.


Typical Transfer Fees
Kenya

Often under KSh 1 million (~USD 7–10k).
Tanzania
Often USD 20,000–50,000 for regional players; can hit USD 100,000+ for key foreign signings.

Wanataka kushindana nasi
 
List of Kenyan in Tanzanian football clubs



1.John Mark Makwatta, Striker , Coastal Union SC
2.Hassan AbdallaAttacker/WingerCoastal Union SC
3.John Kelwish WalubukaStrikerFountain Gate FC
4.Apollo OtienoMidfielderDodoma Jiji FC
5.Robinson KamuraDefenderDodoma Jiji FC
6.Elvis RupiaStrikerSingida Black Stars
7.Duke AbuyaMidfielderYoung Africans SC (Yanga)
8.Christopher OruchumDefenderPamba Jiji SC
9.Eric KapaitoStrikerNamungo
10. Mohamed bajaber simba sport club


Versus
Tanzania in Kenyan football clubs


As of the 2024–25 season, the only confirmed Tanzanian playing in the Kenyan Premier League (KPL) is:

Stephen Bulugu — a defender (left‑back/center‑back) who joined Nairobi City Stars from Muhoroni Youth in mid‑2024. He accumulated 27 appearances during his debut season


Halafu tuliwaambia sisi ndo tunawalisha mnakataaa ,
tufunge mpaka sasa
 
That's a picture of last mile connectivity. Do you know what it means? Last mile connectivity means that electricity in now being connected to the houses, sio hizo zenu za poles kupita Barbarani alafu mnasema mmekuwa connected na electricity while houses surrounding that electric pole has no power from that pole. Foolish people.
Mwaka huu kenge mkubwa.
Kasongo yeye mzima mzima kufungua transformer ya 44KVA

Kwa nchi inayojitapa imeendelea si ufala?

Alafu weka source ya Habari yako kurusha maneno ya kanga huku na kule.

Maneno hayo mmerusha sana ila. baada ya sheria ni vilio kila kona ondoka virtual kijana. Yaani ripoti hata haina JNHPP.

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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
Yaani ata hujui tofauti ya villages na households
Enyewe hapa mnaongea na mafala.
All villagers in Kenya are connected 100% as by 2019.
Households we are approaching 90% 2025
 
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