Battle: Dar es Salaam vs Nairobi

Battle: Dar es Salaam vs Nairobi

Nicxie said:
Point of correction... that's Dhakar Bangladesh 🤣 🤣 🤣
Ask zeruzeru Ichoboy. He'll tell you more about it
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🤣🤣🤣😂naona nikama alijipaka mavi kwa macho alipokuwa akivichokoraa, that's why he couldn't see the difference 🤣😂😂🙌
 
Nicxie said:
I read somewhere that it's going to have a unique roofing technology that only four other stadiums have in the world. Talanta is going to be the fifth to use computerized hydraulic tension cable lifting roof.

Africa's first retractable roof and one of the only other five in the world!
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Hawa wataelewa maana ya computerized hydraulic tension cable lift roofing kweli?ungewaeleza na mapicha au video brother🤣😂😂😂...ndio atlist wapate idea...
 
Construction updates of The Ngong,Nairobi commuter rail network!👏kasuku mmoja kanena, 'nyie hamna ufumbizi wakudumu'😂😂😂😂👏👏...
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The best 007 said:
No slums in Tanzania.
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🤣🤣🤣wewe omba tu off day, waambie kuwa magonjwa maukimwi anaweza kushikilia kwenye ulinzi mbwa wasiingie airport while you recover, ndio atlist jet fuel ipungue hapo kwa brain, sababu naona side effects zimeanza kua deadly waaaah!😂😂😂🙌....
 
Chamoto said:
Ni utatuzi mkubwa kweli kweli.

At any instant, kusomba watu 200 kwa mkupuo, kuna save space (and time) of movememt, ambayo ingesababishwa na congestion, kuliko kupitisha magari 200 kwenye overpass.
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And you believe brt is a game changer? It would only be so if each individual boarding a brt bus in Dar had a car left parked somewhere before hoping in. That would have made your analogy of "kusomba watu 200 kwa mkupuo kuna save space and time than kupitisha magari 200 kwa daraja" relevant. I can bet on my three cents that 99% of Dar residents who use brt buses don't even own a bicycle.

And if it was such a genius invention for Dar, your streets would be traffic-free. Is that the case even with brt buses plying your routes? Dar is still chocking in traffic so I wonder how brt ni "ufumbuzi wa kudumu"
 
Nicxie said:
And you believe brt is a game changer? It would only be so if each individual boarding a brt bus in Dar had a car left parked somewhere before hoping in. That would have made your analogy of "kusomba watu 200 kwa mkupuo kuna save space and time than kupitisha magari 200 kwa daraja" relevant. I can bet on my three cents that 99% of Dar residents who use brt buses don't even own a bicycle.

And if it was such a genius invention for Dar, your streets would be traffic-free. Is that the case even with brt buses plying your routes? Dar is still chocking in traffic so I wonder how brt ni "ufumbuzi wa kudumu"
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Man, this project is still on going, only one phase is operational. Wait till we're half way through to make your assessment.
 
chongchung said:
Imagine pori lote hili ni mali ya Mzungu mmoja tu lakini mamilioni ya wakundustan naislum wapo kwenye shoebox size slums, na mkiambiwa naislum developed area ni ndogo mara 10 ya Dar mnakaza fuvu, hapo bado zile forests na naislum park na mna guts za kujiita metropolis 😂
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Huyo mzungu anaitwaje kijana wa Tandale? Wamjua?
 
Chamoto said:
Man, this project is still on going, only one phase is operational. Wait till we're half way through to make your assessment.
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And why don't you have the same patience with our viaduct which is not even operational to make assessment? You already assessed our viaduct which is still under construction and saw how terribly it's going to fail! Now you see the chuki I was talking about?

Me, on the other hand, made an assessment of an operational project.
 
Nicxie said:
And why don't you have the same patience with our viaduct which is not even operational to make assessment? You already assessed our viaduct which is still under construction and saw how terribly it's going to fail! Now you see the chuki I was talking about?

Me, on the other hand, made an assessment of an operational project.
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My assessment is based on the number of overpasses you have already built, yet traffic congestion remains unchanged. It would have been more effective if you could have reduced congestion by half
 
Chamoto said:
My assessment is based on the number of overpasses you have already built, yet traffic congestion remains unchanged. It would have been more effective if you could have reduced congestion by half
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The same goes with brt. It hasn't help decongest Dar even one bit.

And I wonder why you build the same overpasses in Dar and share pictures here with flowery words if you know they are not as effective in controlling traffic congestion. There's something wrong with Tanzanians when it comes to Kenyan projects. You'll find even a layman having something negative to say, even when Tanzania is also building the same. You need to get over it. The bile is too much!
 
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