Battle: Dar es Salaam vs Nairobi

Battle: Dar es Salaam vs Nairobi

Nicxie said:
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Waufukweni

Thread 'Tanzania yaomba msaada China kukamilisha ujenzi wa miundombinu ya AFCON 2027'

Serikali yaiomba China kuunga mkono jitihada za kuendeleza miundombinu ya kisasa ili kuhakikisha Tanzania iko tayari kuwa mwenyeji mwenza wa Kombe la Mataifa ya Afrika 2027 (AFCON) pamoja na majirani zake wa Afrika Mashariki.

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Ombi hilo lilitolewa Ijumaa, Februari 6, na Naibu Waziri wa Mambo ya Nje na Ushirikiano wa Afrika Mashariki, James Millya, wakati wa maadhimisho ya Mwaka Mpya wa Kichina yaliyofanyika katika Ubalozi wa China jijini Dar es Salaam.

Millya alisema maandalizi ya AFCON 2027 yanakwenda zaidi ya mchezo wa soka, akieleza kuwa mashindano hayo ni fursa ya...
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Whenever Museveni wants a deal with Kenya to be cheaper he makes a trip to Tanzania to flex his muscles. It’s his style of renegotiation 🤣🤣🤣
 
NairobiWalker said:
Wajinga ni wajinga tu. Walitufungia kununua raw materials kwao kisa tunaprocess alafu tunaimport, leo hii Waganda wanawafanya mambo. Yani mjinga hawezi saidika. Wakifungia Uganda Warwanda wanaingia. 🤣 🤣
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Yani waganda wananunua unrefined gold from them alafu watauza refined at better price lakini wachawi wako hapa wanafurahia kuuzia mganda Mali mingi😂😂😂

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Chill said:
😂😂😂Why do guys keep engaging that jungle retard? mwacheni ajitekenye tako ajifurahishe na harufu ya mafi yake... he is in desperate need of someone to join inn, in his poo fights since he cannot comprehend anything here. alafu kwani kina chamoto, Tz one and akina Prondo walienda wapi? Hapa battle na debate used to make sense. walituachia mpumbavu mwingine that seems to be even beyond human,mungu wangu🙌.i can't believe I'm saying this but even baboon man will look like Albert Einstein compared to this guy wallahi!😂😂🙌...
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He’s one vile abhorrent wreck 💯
 
mwaiofhawaii said:
This how I know you have never been to Nairobi as you claimed before. This highway was once the best in East and Central Africa while Dar was still a fishing village ( or is it still?).. but the heavy machinery during the expressway construction damaged the lower road. The initial expressway contract included the lower section but politics got on the way and it was cancelled and handed to a politically connected cowboy … but that’s history, we are now on right track. The new design will make this highway a sight to behold especially the landscapes.
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bullocks!
 
Geza Ulole said:
yes to supply Uganda's refined oil to Ukunduni after they bought ur pipeline! guess what the oil in Lokichar is roting! Museveni is playing his cards right! He knew u will come begging! :3Dance: :3Dance:
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Buy our pipeline with what money?
 
Teargass said:
Buy our pipeline with what money?
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Uganda needs gas for heating up the waxy oil plus for her iron ore production!

Samia pledges rail link to give Uganda access to Indian Ocean​

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Bob Karashani
February 9, 2026

Reporter in Dar es Salaam

Nation Media Group

Thank you for reading businessdailyafrica.com​

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Tanzania has outlined plans to extend railway links with Uganda, giving its landlocked neighbour easier access to the Indian Ocean for shipping and cargo.

The plan, agreed by Presidents Samia Suluhu Hassan of Tanzania and Yoweri Museveni of Uganda during weekend talks in Dar es Salaam, includes extending Tanzania’s standard gauge railway (SGR) to Uganda via Lusahunga and building a separate line from Tanga to Musoma on Lake Victoria.

“The SGR extension from the Isaka dry port (in Tanzania) to Burundi and the Democratic Republic of Congo will now include another extension to Lusahunga, from where we have asked our Ugandan colleagues to help with another extension to the Murongo border and further into their own country,” President Samia said after the meeting at State House on Saturday.

Tanzania also pledged to fast-track construction of the Tanga–Musoma line, listed among priority projects in the ruling Chama Cha Mapinduzi (CCM)’s 2025–2030 manifesto.

“This will allow Uganda to ship its cargo across the lake directly to Tanga, and vice versa, without much hassle. The Ugandans have expressed their appreciation for this,” Samia said at a joint media briefing with Museveni.

Museveni made a one-day working visit to Tanzania on February 7 to strengthen bilateral ties, following recent elections in both countries that kept the two leaders in power amid controversy.

The Ugandan President has repeatedly argued that Uganda’s economic progress is constrained by its lack of direct access to the sea, unlike its East African Community (EAC) neighbours Kenya and Tanzania.

The issue featured prominently in his talks with Samia. The leaders also discussed the East African Crude Oil Pipeline (Eacop), trade facilitation and regional security before Museveni returned to Kampala on Sunday, February 8.

They agreed to July this year as the official launch date for Eacop operations. The 1,443-kilometre pipeline will transport crude oil from Kabaale–Hoima in Uganda to Chongoleani near Tanga for export.

Other tentative agreements included removing non-tariff barriers, improving maritime links on Lake Victoria between Mwanza and Entebbe, and developing joint energy projects such as a cross-border clean gas pipeline.

Museveni said African countries must cooperate to protect their economic sovereignty.

“We must move forward and not remain as we were before independence. At the same time, we should not move with arrogance. Big countries may put pressure on us, but what matters is how we resist and build our own capacity,” he said.

In a post on X, Museveni described the meeting as “fruitful”, saying it positioned Tanzania as a key export corridor for Uganda and covered “peace, security and stability in the Great Lakes Region.”



View: https://x.com/KagutaMuseveni/status/2020114315999875269
 
Geza Ulole said:
Uganda needs gas for heating up the waxy oil plus for her iron ore production!

Samia pledges rail link to give Uganda access to Indian Ocean​

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Bob Karashani
February 9, 2026

Reporter in Dar es Salaam

Nation Media Group

Thank you for reading businessdailyafrica.com​

Show plans
Tanzania has outlined plans to extend railway links with Uganda, giving its landlocked neighbour easier access to the Indian Ocean for shipping and cargo.

The plan, agreed by Presidents Samia Suluhu Hassan of Tanzania and Yoweri Museveni of Uganda during weekend talks in Dar es Salaam, includes extending Tanzania’s standard gauge railway (SGR) to Uganda via Lusahunga and building a separate line from Tanga to Musoma on Lake Victoria.

“The SGR extension from the Isaka dry port (in Tanzania) to Burundi and the Democratic Republic of Congo will now include another extension to Lusahunga, from where we have asked our Ugandan colleagues to help with another extension to the Murongo border and further into their own country,” President Samia said after the meeting at State House on Saturday.

Tanzania also pledged to fast-track construction of the Tanga–Musoma line, listed among priority projects in the ruling Chama Cha Mapinduzi (CCM)’s 2025–2030 manifesto.

“This will allow Uganda to ship its cargo across the lake directly to Tanga, and vice versa, without much hassle. The Ugandans have expressed their appreciation for this,” Samia said at a joint media briefing with Museveni.

Museveni made a one-day working visit to Tanzania on February 7 to strengthen bilateral ties, following recent elections in both countries that kept the two leaders in power amid controversy.

The Ugandan President has repeatedly argued that Uganda’s economic progress is constrained by its lack of direct access to the sea, unlike its East African Community (EAC) neighbours Kenya and Tanzania.

The issue featured prominently in his talks with Samia. The leaders also discussed the East African Crude Oil Pipeline (Eacop), trade facilitation and regional security before Museveni returned to Kampala on Sunday, February 8.

They agreed to July this year as the official launch date for Eacop operations. The 1,443-kilometre pipeline will transport crude oil from Kabaale–Hoima in Uganda to Chongoleani near Tanga for export.

Other tentative agreements included removing non-tariff barriers, improving maritime links on Lake Victoria between Mwanza and Entebbe, and developing joint energy projects such as a cross-border clean gas pipeline.

Museveni said African countries must cooperate to protect their economic sovereignty.

“We must move forward and not remain as we were before independence. At the same time, we should not move with arrogance. Big countries may put pressure on us, but what matters is how we resist and build our own capacity,” he said.

In a post on X, Museveni described the meeting as “fruitful”, saying it positioned Tanzania as a key export corridor for Uganda and covered “peace, security and stability in the Great Lakes Region.”



View: https://x.com/KagutaMuseveni/status/2020114315999875269
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So the gas that they need is in our pipeline?😂😂
 
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