Battle: Dar es Salaam vs Nairobi

Battle: Dar es Salaam vs Nairobi

mwaiofhawaii said:
I can’t fathom any average reasonable Bongolala arguing about the adoption ( stolen) tune of Mungu ibariki Africa. The original tune by a south African in the late 1800s had same meaning “ God Bless Africa “. Whomever came up with Tanganyika anthem at independence copied exactly same tune with original opening phrase ( just translated Zulu to Swahili). then added watoto wa Tanganyika later Tanzania. But the tune is South African. I give credit to Bongo because that initiative was followed by other southern African nations as a show of unity against colonialism especially to show solidarity with unfree South African blacks. Those are the facts.
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Mbona hoja ya SA kuiga rangi za bendera yetu na maana zake umeiruka?
 
REAL Comrade Kipepe said:
So, why didn't Kenya or any other African nation just pick one of the gazillion songs out there, and given that it was accessible starting in 1897, why didn't the South Africans adopt it as their national anthem?
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Ours was a lullaby tune from the pokomo people of Tana River county ( one of the smallest communities in Kenya)… so it’s Kenyan original 💯….Now you know
 
REAL Comrade Kipepe said:
The song is a Christian hymn composed by Enoch Sontonga, a Xhosa clergyman. The misconception that it is related to the Zulus or unity is inaccurate. 🚮

Let’s set the record straight and give a round of applause to Tanzania.
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At least you accept it wasn’t yours originally.. good step forward..😁
 
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mwaiofhawaii said:
No wonder Nigerians nowadays accept Kenya 🇰🇪 as the giant of Africa. The 🔥 storm lit by Kenya’s Gen Z is spreading… Tanzania is next….
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Kenyan Gen z got none to inspire, nothing succeeded than looting and vandalism, hamuwezi kujilinganisha na mataifa yaliofanikiwa kutoa Marais wao madarakani total revolution wakati ninyi mlichofanikiwa ni kutoa masufuria ya ugali parliament kitchen yet hundreds got killed for nothing and still nothing you gonna do about it!
 
Teargass said:
Who told you if we talk of gorofas then we mean these dwarf buildings you are showing us?

In Kenya the topic is now 30 floors and above. Even small village towns like Siaya and Item are building taller buildings than these dwarfs you are showing.

I expected you to show us something like this.

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Developing small slums center, ndio maana nje ya naislum ni mashambani na jangwani, Tanzania we spread, we're not most urbanized country in the region by chance.
 
chongchung said:
Kenyan Gen z got none to inspire, nothing succeeded than looting and vandalism, hamuwezi kujilinganisha na mataifa yaliofanikiwa kutoa Marais wao madarakani total revolution wakati ninyi mlichofanikiwa ni kutoa masufuria ya ugali parliament kitchen yet hundreds got killed for nothing and still nothing you gonna do about it!
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As. a Tanzanian , you got no right to speak about standing up for any government. What you are doing , we call it Monday Morning quarterbacking….. Check yourself first before you wreck yourself..😁😁
 
REAL Comrade Kipepe said:
I had previously perceived you to possess a strong aptitude for intellectual analysis, but now it's very obvious that you're just a smartly dressed salesman. The fact that "Die Stem van Suid-Afrika" was the national anthem of South Africa prior to 1994, when "Nkosi Sikelel' iAfrika" was adopted, is noteworthy.

The world first heard the Nkosi Sikelel' iAfrika as the national anthem of Tanzania in 1961.
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Bro, what are you on?
How did you hear it in 1961 if the world hadn't heard it? Kwani is Tanzania not part of the world? The world heard the song when it was composed in 1897, not when you made it your national anthem. It's like me choosing to sing Harmonize's Happy Birthday Song on my birthday this year then claiming the world first heard the song when I sang it on my birthday so that means Tanzanians copied it from me. That's how stupid you sound.
Furthermore, ANC adopted the song way back in 1925 and they had plans to make it the National Anthem once they took power all along. You weren't the first ones to adopt it. Stop claiming what is not yours.
 
Mgagaa na Upwa said:
Maku ile nyimbo aliiemba wala akuwa na wazo iwe athem,ni TZ ndio ya kwanza in 1961 kuifanya kuwa nyimbo ya taifa,zambia nao wakaiadopt wakifuatiwa na zimbabwe,since there ikawa ikawa anthem ya kila nchi iliyopata uhuru southern africa,eti tumecopy
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You're not creative. You can't even compose your own National Anthem.
 
mwaiofhawaii said:
I can’t fathom any average reasonable Bongolala arguing about the adoption ( stolen) tune of Mungu ibariki Africa. The original tune by a south African in the late 1800s had same meaning “ God Bless Africa “. Whomever came up with Tanganyika anthem at independence copied exactly same tune with original opening phrase ( just translated Zulu to Swahili). then added watoto wa Tanganyika later Tanzania. But the tune is South African. I give credit to Bongo because that initiative was followed by other southern African nations as a show of unity against colonialism especially to show solidarity with unfree South African blacks. Those are the facts.
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Bro, there is no credit to give here. ANC had already adopted the song in 1925 and had plans to make it the National Anthem once they took over the government all along. Bongolalas are copycats with no creativity.
 
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