Battle: Dar es Salaam vs Nairobi

Battle: Dar es Salaam vs Nairobi

This is Githurai Slum. Now compare it with those slums you have in Abegistan.
Proper middle class nyuma ya ile 🗑️
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Another dumb bongolala, lakini mbona hata ufikirie eti forex reserves is debt and remittances, unajielewa kweli? Bana hii kukua primary school dropout ni mbaya walai, mtu anataka abishane hata kitu ye mwenyewe haelewi. 😂 😂 😂
Kwani unafikiri ukichukua Euro bond hatujui unaiweka wapi? Sisi sio villaza kama nyie ours is export driven ndio maana we have a stable economic outlook
 
Bongoslum forex reserve is at $6.2billion while Kenya is at $13.6 billion. Hio $1.5 billion yako umetoa wapi?
Hivi kwa akili yako unafikiri forex reserves kazi yake ni kutunza hela tuu inamaana hujui sheria za forex reserves in Tz we maintain forex reserves equivalent to 4 months of imports na hii ndio Esst African policy kama una forex reserves kubwa it means you import more na wala sio strength ya uchumi. Money goes to the economic activities sio kulala Bank
 
In 10 years time, Kibera as we know it will cease to exist and I pity those NGOs that use the place as a cash cow but most of all the Bongolalas who must find another boogie man to clinch to..😆😆
The place will still be Kibera unless you change it to a colonial masters name as you are used to.
 
Kwani unafikiri ukichukua Euro bond hatujui unaiweka wapi? Sisi sio villaza kama nyie ours is export driven ndio maana we have a stable economic outlook
The Kenyan shilling has outperformed the TZS against the dollar. Ni stability gani hio sasa unaongelea.
 
Hivi kwa akili yako unafikiri forex reserves kazi yake ni kutunza hela tuu inamaana hujui sheria za forex reserves in Tz we maintain forex reserves equivalent to 4 months of imports na hii ndio Esst African policy kama una forex reserves kubwa it means you import more na wala sio strength ya uchumi. Money goes to the economic activities sio kulala Bank
Kenya's forex reserves has been boosted by high remittance flow. We nolonger rely on exports and tourism pekee kama nyinyi.
 
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