Battle: Dar es Salaam vs Nairobi

Battle: Dar es Salaam vs Nairobi

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hio ni nauli tu my friend😀😀😀😀

wanaopanda hio train ni matajiri wenye uwezo mkubwa ndio maana nikakwambia pesa wanayoiacha hao watalii 32 ni sawa na watalii 500 waliotembelea kenya


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Hiyo isikutie kiwewe kijana wa ******** coz it happens everywhere if not everyday. Just three years ago your government sent a delegation to Nairobi on a study tour of Thika road but we didn't even see it as a big deal. We didn't even reminded you of the same. Why are you making this small thing such a big issue? You make it sound like we came to learn about nuclear weapons in Tanzania!

Hebu mwambie even Singapore used Nairobi's master plan as a case study in drawing up and implementing theirs! The Sister City Programs is another one where cities exchange ideas but domesticate them to suit local conditions. At this rate we can also then brag that Singapore learned and copied from Nairobi!
 
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Kama ulisahau definition ya uchafu nakusaidia....Usiwe kama choko

Excerpt from Slum Tours Of Dar es Salaam

Dar es Salaam Tanzania has one of the third largest slum growth rates in the whole of Africa. Slums that develop in Tanzania's cities to travel to are over 6% in a year’s time. The population of the people in those slums is also rated as the sixth in the whole Africa region.

It is also fascinating to learn that Tanzania has over six million of its people living in the slums and 67% of this 6 million people live in the urban centreslike Dar es Salaam. Reports, especially, from the UN estimates that, 92% of the people living in Tanzania’s urban centres are actually slum dwellers.

These sums up to more than 11 million people, which now brings in the aspect of Tanzania being the third largest slum population in the whole of Africa. This is normally caused by frequent government evictions that end up leaving tens of thousands of people homeless and in unimaginable poverty. You will learn this and many more from slum tours in Dar es Salaam Tanzania.
 
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