spare us the time.....those are basic infrastructurespaved roads in tanzania.
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Kuna sehemu Hamna apo Kenya, don't act like you live in Japanspare us the time.....those are basic infrastructures
Nchi imeshashindikana hii, kilichobaki ni ubishi wa manyang'au tu.Nyangau techniques of repaying loans loan
By Reuters For Citizen Digital
Published on 16 January 2018

National Treasury Cabinet Secretary Henry Rotich during a pres briefing on Thursday
Kenya has secured a $750 million (Sh77.2 billion) syndicated loan for seven years from the Trade Development Bank (TDB) to pay off creditors in another two-year syndicated loan that was extended last year, two banking sources told Reuters on Tuesday.
The government was also set to issue a $1.5 billion (Sh154.5 billion) Eurobond for 10 years by the first week of March, to take advantage of high demand for new issues, said one of the sources.
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“They (the government) know there is appetite out there,” said the source, who has knowledge of the plans, citing a drop in yields of outstanding Kenyan dollar bonds.
Both Kenya’s 2019 issue and the 2024 bond have seen their yields fall by about 100 basis points since November last year.
Officials at the ministry of finance did not respond to a request for confirmation of the information from Reuters.
TDB, a regional bank formerly known as PTA, was also not immediately available for a comment. The terms of the new syndicated loan were also not immediately available.
Henry Rotich, the finance minister, said last November a six-month extension of the syndicated facility had been agreed with 90 percent of investors. Funds raised from a new Eurobond issue could be used to pay off the outstanding amount, he said.
The extension was partly caused by a prolonged presidential election, after the Supreme Court nullified the first vote and ordered a re-run. That disrupted government programmes and raised the political risks associated with investing in Kenya.
Stability has since returned after President Uhuru Kenyatta was sworn in for a second term on Nov. 28, but investors could demand a small premium on the upcoming dollar bond because of the country’s fiscal deficit, which climbed to 9 percent in the year to last June, said the source.
“It is very likely that they will be punished for that,” the source said.
Hili ni tango pori,songea/MBEYA/Rukwa -Dom unafika kati ya saa kumi au kumi na moja ukitokea MBEYA na ucku ukitokea songea na swax,hapo itawezekanaje kuvizia train mkuu labda watu wa Iringa,labda kama ww ni mtalii wa sgr unaweza Fanya hivyo otherwise mda utakaofika dar ni uleule kwa bus kama utaamua kutalii na sgrAnd In fact After SGR reaches Dodoma 2020,
Abiria wote wanaokuja Dar toka Mbeya, Iringa, Songea, Rukwa wataishia Dodoma na kudandia Bullet train 1hr 30mns Wanaingia Jijini,
So that Dodona terminal Project is very strategic one,
Hiyo ndiyo tofauti kati ya Serikali yenye Viongozi wakurupukaji (Kenya) na Viongozi wenye sera nzuri (Tanzania)
We jamaa una kejeli,of course hakunaga coordination nzuri ya mipango na miradi ipi itekelezwe,ukicheki stand za morogoro,mpanda,mbeya,korogwe,kigoma,moshi etc ziko poa kuliko airportssome of those bus stand renders are better than their mabati airports😀😀 priorities🙁🙁 it is only in Tanzania where bus stands are prioritized over airports...Mind you, this is a country that relies heavily on tourism😀😀😀
tukuekee picha ya nini??? google hunaWeka picha, bogus.
Sawa lakini kipi kinaleta tija au pesa zaidi kati ya hizo stand na airports? Yaani viongozi wa halmashauri ndo akili zao za planning zimeishia hapo kwenye stand?Watanzania wengi wanatumia usafiri wa mabasi kuliko ndege
wanakopa loan kulipa loan😀😀😀😀Nyangau techniques of repaying loans loan
By Reuters For Citizen Digital
Published on 16 January 2018

National Treasury Cabinet Secretary Henry Rotich during a pres briefing on Thursday
Kenya has secured a $750 million (Sh77.2 billion) syndicated loan for seven years from the Trade Development Bank (TDB) to pay off creditors in another two-year syndicated loan that was extended last year, two banking sources told Reuters on Tuesday.
The government was also set to issue a $1.5 billion (Sh154.5 billion) Eurobond for 10 years by the first week of March, to take advantage of high demand for new issues, said one of the sources.
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“They (the government) know there is appetite out there,” said the source, who has knowledge of the plans, citing a drop in yields of outstanding Kenyan dollar bonds.
Both Kenya’s 2019 issue and the 2024 bond have seen their yields fall by about 100 basis points since November last year.
Officials at the ministry of finance did not respond to a request for confirmation of the information from Reuters.
TDB, a regional bank formerly known as PTA, was also not immediately available for a comment. The terms of the new syndicated loan were also not immediately available.
Henry Rotich, the finance minister, said last November a six-month extension of the syndicated facility had been agreed with 90 percent of investors. Funds raised from a new Eurobond issue could be used to pay off the outstanding amount, he said.
The extension was partly caused by a prolonged presidential election, after the Supreme Court nullified the first vote and ordered a re-run. That disrupted government programmes and raised the political risks associated with investing in Kenya.
Stability has since returned after President Uhuru Kenyatta was sworn in for a second term on Nov. 28, but investors could demand a small premium on the upcoming dollar bond because of the country’s fiscal deficit, which climbed to 9 percent in the year to last June, said the source.
“It is very likely that they will be punished for that,” the source said.
Hata kwenye cement tutakuwa washindani wakubwa sana ndani ya miaka 2 ijayo punde kiwanda kipya kikubwa kuliko vyote bongo kikikamilika na dangote mtwara ukianza kuzalisha at full capacityunapoanza soko kwanza unaanza nyumbani ukimalisa sasa unaenda nchi zingine, viwanda vya tz vya maziwa ni vipya sana lakini speed yake hatari 😀😀😀😀
kaeni mkao wa kula😛😛😛😛
tumekuskia mkenya😀😀😀😀😀Sawa lakini kipi kinaleta tija au pesa zaidi kati ya hizo stand na airports? Yaani viongozi wa halmashauri ndo akili zao za planning zimeishia hapo kwenye stand?
Yaani hawa jamaa aiseeh,alafu kelele nyingi humu.wanakopa loan kulipa loan😀😀😀😀
na huna taarifa kuhusu wachina wanajenga kiwanda kikubwa cha cement mara mbili ya dangote kitazalisha 7m tons per year ujenzi ushaanza tanga, hio ndio taarifa nakupa mkenya na cost yake ni 1.2b usdHata kwenye cement tutakuwa washindani wakubwa sana ndani ya miaka 2 ijayo punde kiwanda kipya kikubwa kuliko vyote bongo kikikamilika na dangote mtwara ukianza kuzalisha at full capacity