Battle: Dar es Salaam vs Nairobi

Battle: Dar es Salaam vs Nairobi

Engineer levi Devin said:
Wakati mnawachinja na kunywa mchuzi wa zeruzeru hamjui kama uhai wao ni wathamani ?ama hao hawafai kuishi Tanzania?
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Mbona ninyi kila siku mnawaua watu kule Wajir na Mandera mkiwasingizia Alshabaab kumbe ni serikali yenu inawalenga waislamu?, Kenya is a terrorist country, no wonder is a failed state.
 
Eti Hiyo ndo Nairobi naivasha Highway pwahahaha.. Huo udongo mhhhhh
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Junior Clinton Mr. said:
Somalia mnapelekea nyie watoto Sisi tumepeleka Lebanon, South Sudan, Congo na Vikosi vyetu vipo Karibia Africa nzima..
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Hebu fuatilia historia ya Kenya katika Peace Keeping Missions. Tangu 1970s Kenya imepeleka peace keepers katika 44 missions in 16 countries. As a matter of fact Kenya is 6th in the world in peace keeping contribution.

Kenya's Peace Keeping Operations Retraced

Throughout the years the Kenya Army has been very active in Peace Keeping Missions commonly referred to as International Peace Support Operations. The Kenya Army’s participation can be traced way back in 1973 Israel/Arab wars in the Middle East.

This was the first peace mission that the UN requested the government of Kenya to aid by contributing soldiers in the volatile war zone. The troops were however not deployed despite the government heeding the call due logistical technicalities.

Six years on, in 1979, the Commonwealth requested the Republic of Kenya’s Army participation in the Peace Mission in Rhodesia (present day Zimbabwe). The country was experiencing war of liberation from the Ian smith regime by the indigenous people. This became the Kenya Army’s first all-inclusive Peace Support Mission participation.

Successively, Kenya Army has taken part in numerous Peace Keeping Missions notably; Chad in 1982 upon the Organization of African Unity request, sent military infantry and observers to Namibia among others.

Kenya Army has ceaselessly participated in UN Peace-Keeping Operations dating from 1989 and was ranked as the 6th out of 90 countries who contribute both military and civilian police to the UN operations.

Among the things that Kenya Army contributes in the Peace Keeping Missions are Infantry troops, military observers, staff officers as well as civilian police monitors.

The contributions have not left out force commanders, chief military observers as well as chiefs of staff to UN and AU missions notably;

Chief Military Observers to UNOMIL (Liberia), UNUMOZ (Mozambique), UNPROFOR (Yugoslavia) and UNMOP (Croatia); Force commanders to UNOMIL (Liberia) deputy Force Commander to UNTAG (Namibia) and most recent AMISOM in Somalia.

At present, Kenyan Peace Keepers under the United Nations have served in 16 countries in Africa, Asia, Middle East and the Balkans.

The period of deployment to the missions varies from mission to another depending on the intricacy of every conflict. To date the Peace Keeping Operations have ranged between one and eight years.
 
KichwaNgumu254 said:
Hebu fuatilia historia ya Kenya katika Peace Keeping Missions. Tangu 1970s Kenya imepeleka peace keepers katika 44 missions in 16 countries. As a matter of fact Kenya is 6th in the world in peace keeping contribution.

Kenya's Peace Keeping Operations Retraced

Throughout the years the Kenya Army has been very active in Peace Keeping Missions commonly referred to as International Peace Support Operations. The Kenya Army’s participation can be traced way back in 1973 Israel/Arab wars in the Middle East.

This was the first peace mission that the UN requested the government of Kenya to aid by contributing soldiers in the volatile war zone. The troops were however not deployed despite the government heeding the call due logistical technicalities.

Six years on, in 1979, the Commonwealth requested the Republic of Kenya’s Army participation in the Peace Mission in Rhodesia (present day Zimbabwe). The country was experiencing war of liberation from the Ian smith regime by the indigenous people. This became the Kenya Army’s first all-inclusive Peace Support Mission participation.

Successively, Kenya Army has taken part in numerous Peace Keeping Missions notably; Chad in 1982 upon the Organization of African Unity request, sent military infantry and observers to Namibia among others.

Kenya Army has ceaselessly participated in UN Peace-Keeping Operations dating from 1989 and was ranked as the 6th out of 90 countries who contribute both military and civilian police to the UN operations.

Among the things that Kenya Army contributes in the Peace Keeping Missions are Infantry troops, military observers, staff officers as well as civilian police monitors.

The contributions have not left out force commanders, chief military observers as well as chiefs of staff to UN and AU missions notably;

Chief Military Observers to UNOMIL (Liberia), UNUMOZ (Mozambique), UNPROFOR (Yugoslavia) and UNMOP (Croatia); Force commanders to UNOMIL (Liberia) deputy Force Commander to UNTAG (Namibia) and most recent AMISOM in Somalia.

At present, Kenyan Peace Keepers under the United Nations have served in 16 countries in Africa, Asia, Middle East and the Balkans.

The period of deployment to the missions varies from mission to another depending on the intricacy of every conflict. To date the Peace Keeping Operations have ranged between one and eight years.
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Ukiongelea kuhusu peace keeping Africa Tanzania ndo inaongoza kuhusika internally and Internationally.. Nchi nyingi hadi za ulaya zinatambua vizuri kabisa mchango Wa TPDF ndio maana zile sehemu ngumu kabisa zenye vita ndo wanachukuliwa Wanajeshi wetu.. Hata Syria isingekua Marekani na Urusi kua na interest zao kuhusu mafuta vikosi vyetu vingeshawasili kitambo sana..
 
KichwaNgumu254 said:
Hebu fuatilia historia ya Kenya katika Peace Keeping Missions. Tangu 1970s Kenya imepeleka peace keepers katika 44 missions in 16 countries. As a matter of fact Kenya is 6th in the world in peace keeping contribution.

Kenya's Peace Keeping Operations Retraced

Throughout the years the Kenya Army has been very active in Peace Keeping Missions commonly referred to as International Peace Support Operations. The Kenya Army’s participation can be traced way back in 1973 Israel/Arab wars in the Middle East.

This was the first peace mission that the UN requested the government of Kenya to aid by contributing soldiers in the volatile war zone. The troops were however not deployed despite the government heeding the call due logistical technicalities.

Six years on, in 1979, the Commonwealth requested the Republic of Kenya’s Army participation in the Peace Mission in Rhodesia (present day Zimbabwe). The country was experiencing war of liberation from the Ian smith regime by the indigenous people. This became the Kenya Army’s first all-inclusive Peace Support Mission participation.

Successively, Kenya Army has taken part in numerous Peace Keeping Missions notably; Chad in 1982 upon the Organization of African Unity request, sent military infantry and observers to Namibia among others.

Kenya Army has ceaselessly participated in UN Peace-Keeping Operations dating from 1989 and was ranked as the 6th out of 90 countries who contribute both military and civilian police to the UN operations.

Among the things that Kenya Army contributes in the Peace Keeping Missions are Infantry troops, military observers, staff officers as well as civilian police monitors.

The contributions have not left out force commanders, chief military observers as well as chiefs of staff to UN and AU missions notably;

Chief Military Observers to UNOMIL (Liberia), UNUMOZ (Mozambique), UNPROFOR (Yugoslavia) and UNMOP (Croatia); Force commanders to UNOMIL (Liberia) deputy Force Commander to UNTAG (Namibia) and most recent AMISOM in Somalia.

At present, Kenyan Peace Keepers under the United Nations have served in 16 countries in Africa, Asia, Middle East and the Balkans.

The period of deployment to the missions varies from mission to another depending on the intricacy of every conflict. To date the Peace Keeping Operations have ranged between one and eight years.
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Junior Clinton Mr. said:
Ukiongelea kuhusu peace keeping Africa Tanzania ndo inaongoza kuhusika internally and Internationally.. Nchi nyingi hadi za ulaya zinatambua vizuri kabisa mchango Wa TPDF ndio maana zile sehemu ngumu kabisa zenye vita ndo wanachukuliwa Wanajeshi wetu.. Hata Syria isingekua Marekani na Urusi kua na interest zao kuhusu mafuta vikosi vyetu vingeshawasili kitambo sana..
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Umesoma hii report ukaelewa? Kwani Kenya hupeleka vikosi vyao huko Mars?
 
ichoboy01 said:
Wanyeri wamechoma gari ya mkikuyu
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Wewe mwarabu unajifanya sana unajua maswala ya Kenya. Sasa watu wa nyeri watachomaje gari ya mkikuyu wakati Nyeri ndio makao makuu ya wakikuyu? Ni kama kusema watu wa kisumu wamechoma gari ya mjaluo. Hii energy yote unatumia kufatilia masuala ya Kenya ungetumia kujikwamua kutoka ldc. Pathetic!!!
 
Kenyan army is attributed to peace in Sierra Leone and Liberia........There was general Opande whose name is in the memories of those two nations.The rebels would listen to him without question.....
 
Naton Jr said:
Tanzania kuielewa itakusumbua sana.

Hakuna mtanzania mwenye ndoto ya kuishi kwenye apartment mimi mara yangu ya kwanza kuishi kwenye apartment ni University life which I was not very much pleased living in apartment like chicken or cattle

Mtanzania anawaza kujenga nyumba yake kubwa with bigger garden, many rooms, fenced home, privacy, maximum ownership huo utamaduni wa kuishi kwenye magorofa sio utamaduni wa mtanzania.

Tanzania land is bigger and building is cheaper huko kwenu hamuwezi afford kununua land na kujenga your own home ndio maana you opt apartment as your best solution.

Poleni mnaishi kama panya
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Najua Dar mnajenga dream houses. Hizo tushaziona mara mingi kwa earial views za Dar.
 
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