Battle: Dar es Salaam vs Nairobi

Battle: Dar es Salaam vs Nairobi


This place is currently under construction. I will try to get pictures when I head to that side of the country.
I am impressed by how TZ 🇹🇿 forum members find these photos. In Kenya, people often post photos online to hold leaders and the government accountable and push for improvements. If similar public accountability were possible in TZ 🇹🇿, without repercussions, outcomes could improve. Sometimes shaming these African leaders publicly causes accountability.
 
They never believed when we told them about Kenya plan to build 2M affordable housing units across the country.

Saa hii wanalia ati hiyo pekee ndio project tuko nao Hadi washaanza kucopy, ubaya they don't have the capacity.

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This is just phase 1. Bongo lalas can't tell what will hit them before 2027.
1. 1000 Km dual Carriage ways
2. 20 medium size dams
3. Several Stadiums
4. 100 modern markets
5. 2 Million affordable housing
6. 47 industrial and aggregation parks
7. SGR to Uganda
In truth Kenya is doing a 5 trillion investment in 2 years
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Unajua hawa wabongolala hupenda kubeza democracy yetu eti ni ufala eti ni kutawaliwa na mkoloni lakini naona wameanza kuona importance ya democracy.

Democracy, despite its imperfections, remains far superior to authoritarianism. One of its inherent challenges is that it often allows for the obstruction of development initiatives—since in a democratic system, virtually anyone who feels aggrieved can move to court and halt a government project. Additionally, democracies may sometimes appear indecisive or weak, particularly on the global stage, because actions by security or defense agencies require procedural approvals. This is why, in Kenya for instance, foreigners occasionally get away with conduct that would be intolerable under authoritarian regimes. Kama vile Migingo, those Somali boys etc.


Nevertheless, democracy serves as a safeguard against extremes. Even with an inept or corrupt president, the impact on the nation’s economy and citizens is mitigated by institutional checks and balances. In contrast, authoritarian systems function smoothly only under benevolent leadership—such as China’s, where a capable ruler can drive rapid national progress. However, once an incompetent or self-serving leader assumes power, the entire system becomes oppressive and dysfunctional. Unfortunaley, no country can have good leaders throughout their history. At somepoint, a tyrant or idiot who doesn't care about the people will take over. Tanzania provides a fitting example: under the late President Magufuli, the economy flourished, even though he killed many people.. Under President Suluhu, everything is going south and bongolalas can't do anything about it.
 
Chinese hawana sera za Wamarekani na wazungu.
Kenya, surrogate state, was used to discredit our socialist ideology na sera zetu za ukombozi wa Africa. Kwenye hili ukombozi walipokea assassins wengi toka kwa Boers wa South Africa na kuingia Tanzania, pia Malawi walifanya hayo na mengine mengi.
My friend Kenya is and will always be a capitalist state! It's a me first policy, my interests will always comes first .kama hunifaidi then jipange. Kenya will always deal with the West, China, Israel e.t.c as long as it serves its national interest!... so kama wewe hauskilizani na America or the west because of your socialist policies that's your problem and not mine, call us sellouts or whatever we don't care.
 
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