Battle: Dar es Salaam vs Nairobi

Battle: Dar es Salaam vs Nairobi

Tanzania imesafirisha abiria million 6 in 2 years kwa electric trains hapo bado hatujafika Mwanza wakati Kunyaland imesafirisha million 4 kwa ule mtambo wa chang'aa, so it's tru kwa hiyo perimeter mtatupita in using dirty energy lakini we can offer him access to the huge market of his dirty energy than you!
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MY TAKE
Where r those idiots wa ku-host summits na kulazimisha refinery as if si wao walimkatalia ku-invest kwenye cement plant? wanasahau Uganda's crude is waxy n Tanzania has a lot of gas for heating!

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Dangote does not care about crude oil being waxy. 😂 😂 😂 Yeye akona haja na a big econonmy, bigger market na better infrastructure.
 
Dangote does not care about crude oil being waxy. 😂 😂 😂 Yeye akona haja na a big econonmy, bigger market na better infrastructure.
ngoja tuone wiki ijayo Dangote's technical team inatua Dar! Kelele za nn?
 
I dare any Tanzanian to replicate what I have just done. We want to see if at all mnatumia WiFi vile huyo Chinchong anasema ama mnajifungulia hotspot alafu mnakuja kutudanganya hapa ATI ni WiFi😂😂.

Mark you those are just active routers that my phone can connect to from where I seat, I have not even made a step.
 

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Dangote Boosts Ethiopia Fertiliser Plant Investment to Over $4bn with New Facilities​

May 17, 2026 Markets Reporters 0 Comments Dangote Ethiopia fertiliser plant, Dangote Industries Limited
Aliko Dangote, president of Dangote Industries Limited, has raised the company’s planned investment in its Ethiopia fertiliser project from $2.5 billion to more than $4 billion, citing an expanded project scope that now includes major supporting infrastructure and downstream facilities.

Dangote said the revised budget covers the construction of a 110-kilometre pipeline, a 120-megawatt power plant, a polypropylene packaging facility and a two-million-tonne NPK blending plant, in addition to the core fertiliser production assets.

Dangote, alongside Ethiopian Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed, visited the site of the proposed fertiliser plant in Gode to assess progress on construction activities, according to a statement on Sunday.

Ethiopia signed a shareholders agreement with Dangote Group in August last year to develop a urea plant designed to produce three million metric tonnes annually, a project the government has positioned as a key industrial investment aimed at strengthening domestic fertiliser supply and supporting agricultural productivity.

 
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