buda naona umeandika maneno mengi sana.Kododa, I used to tink that you are one wise guy kumbe you Tanzanians are just cut from the same coat. Mnapenda ubishi na kutokubaliana na facts, even if it's crystal clear. Why is that when we present facts here to counter your outrageous claims/propaganda it has to be cooked data? When will you Tanzanians realize that there are certain sectors that Kenya and Tanzania are just worlds apart, a good example being internet penetration and usage? You don't have to oppose anything just in the name of uzalenda. Nyinyi hata Uganda inawashinda kwa mambo ya internet usage sasa mbona mnaforce kujicompare nasisi?
Kadoda there are many many people (me included) that don't bother downloading those apps, so you can't demonstrate that by comparing the number of local apps downloaded. I don't have any channel app in my phone but I can still watch those channel just like the way I told you earlierbuda naona umeandika maneno mengi sana.
let use citizen tv mobile app as a case study.the app was released in 2015,mpaka leo downloads hazijafika one million.
app ya azam imekuwa released last year, download imefika one million.utaniambiaje kenya mnaongoza kwa matumizi ya internet ilhali app zenyu zina download chache?.
nijibu bila emotions pls. [emoji23] [emoji23] [emoji23]
Mtaumia sana juu ya Kenya ila facts zitabaki pale pale. IT is another sector ambapo Tanzania haigusi kenya hata robo. Just in case you didn't know, Nairobi was named the most "intelligent city" in Africa. IT is another area where even Uganda scores better than your shithole ujamaa country. Kenya ranks third in infirmation technology In Africa while Tanzania doesn't even make the top ten.Ni kweli kabisa. Mimi nimewahi kufanya nao kwenye uwanja huu wa IT wao empty kabisa. Ni makelele mengi tu na kujipendekeza kwa maboos huku wakipiga domo na unafiki wa hali ya juu. Wakenya wengi sana walifukuzwa kutokana na kushindwa ku meet target kila wakati. Ni washamba kweli.
They are really arguing cheaply, ati sijui mara azam ii mara citizen TV ile. Kama ni ivo then let's use a case study with Facebook pages or groups, twitter, Instagram etc coz I can remember the last time I checked "GRUOP KENYA" which is a Kenyan group had 2,461,395 members and " KISIMA CHA JANGWANI " which is Tanzanian fb group had 842,003 membersMtaumia sana juu ya Kenya ila facts zitabaki pale pale. IT is another sector ambapo Tanzania haigusi kenya hata robo. Just in case you didn't know, Nairobi was named the most "intelligent city" in Africa. IT is another area where even Uganda scores better than your shithole ujamaa country. Kenya ranks third in infirmation technology In Africa while Tanzania doesn't even make the top ten.
Most Technologically Advanced Countries in Africa | The African Exponent
www.itnewsafrica.com/2017/06/african-countries-with-the-most-tech-hubs-ranked/
Top Tech-Savvy Cities in Africa - Africa.com
KELELE MTAPIGA SANA ILA UKWELI ITABAKI PALE PALE
so youtube unaangalia live??Kadoda there are many many people (me included) that don't bother downloading those apps, so you can't demonstrate that by comparing the number of local apps downloaded. I don't have any channel app in my phone but I can still watch those channel just like the way I told you earlier
DAR HAIWEZANI NA NAI.... SIKU DAR ITAJENGA MALL KUBWA KULIKO HII MNITAG AMA NANI WA DAR ANAPINGA THIS IS THE BIGGEST MALL IN EASTERN AND CENTRAL AFRICA? infact almost every big infrastructure in east Africa is in kenya...
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[HASHTAG]#World[/HASHTAG] class super highways.
[HASHTAG]#Biggest[/HASHTAG] Malls.
[HASHTAG]#Biggest[/HASHTAG] port.
[HASHTAG]#Best[/HASHTAG] Universities.
[HASHTAG]#Biggest[/HASHTAG] Companies....
[HASHTAG]#Powerful[/HASHTAG] Military.
[HASHTAG]#Sports[/HASHTAG] Giants.... etc.
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The good thing is just to keep quietI wonder what we argue with these Tanzanians.....in reality they are no real competitors.They have no planning in dar....
very poor infrastructure....a very weak education system.....they don't excell in any sports......they live in archaic shacks covering 90% of their city.but still have the guts to compare with us
unachekesha sana wewe.... youtube inamilikiwa na tv gani ya kenya?.unaezastream live video with only YouTube... I think iyo IT yake ni certificate hata diploma hajafika
You can't use the number of downloads as a base of calculating the number of internet users in a country. That is not scientific analysis and it has never hapeened anywhere. There could be a million reasons why people would download a TV app: Maybe tanzanians just love using apps to stream live as opposed to Kenyans. Or maybe there were incentives like free gifts for every download that could have prompted people to download. As a I said, there could be a million reasons for this. I believe you have an agency that tracks the number of internet users in your country like we have herebin kenya. Maybe you can bring their data on internet usage we compare with the same from our agency coz that would make a lot of sense. Am saying this because the three sites I brought were apparently "cooked" In favour of kenya even though they are not kenyan organizations. I rest my casebuda naona umeandika maneno mengi sana.
let use citizen tv mobile app as a case study.the app was released in 2015,mpaka leo downloads hazijafika one million.
app ya azam imekuwa released last year, download imefika one million.utaniambiaje kenya mnaongoza kwa matumizi ya internet ilhali app zenyu zina download chache?.
nijibu bila emotions pls. [emoji23] [emoji23] [emoji23]
bado umeandika kwa emotion sana. i rest my case too. [emoji23] [emoji23]You can't use the number of downloads as a base of calculating the number of internet users in a country. That is not scientific analysis and it has never hapeened anywhere. There could be a million reasons why people would download a TV app: Maybe tanzanians just love using apps to stream live as opposed to Kenyans. Or maybe there were incentives like free gifts for every download that could have prompted people to download. As a I said, there could be a million reasons for this. I believe you have an agency that tracks the number of internet users in your country like we have herebin kenya. Maybe you can bring their data on internet usage we compare with the same from our agency coz that would make a lot of sense. Am saying this because the three sites I brought were apparently "cooked" In favour of kenya even though they are not kenyan organizations. I rest my case
Umeskia nikisema ati kuna Tv inamiliki You tube ama izo sasa umejiekea tu. What im trying to tell you is that there is no need to download any tv app yet those programs can be found live on you tube. Hata iyo Azam yenyu mkipenda you can just stream liveunachekesha sana wewe.... youtube inamilikiwa na tv gani ya kenya?.
😀😀😀Hata mimi napita tu...
Good. Sasa kutoka leo ujue kwamba hata Uganda has more internet users than your country. I hope that sinks wellbado umeandika kwa emotion sana. i rest my case too. [emoji23] [emoji23]
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Hahaha...yani Kenya na Tanzania ni kama usiku na mchana; hazipatani hata kidogo. Yani Safaricom alone made twice in profits what Tanzania's 14 biggest and most profitable companies made combined!? Yani Safcom ni kubwa kushindwa hizi 14 Tanzanian companies combined! And they wonder why/how we have a bigger economy than them.What Safaricom’s Sh1.2 trillion net profit means to Tanzanian
thecitizen.co.tz May 11, 2018 8:16 AM
In Summary
The money--fueled by mobile money (M-Pesa) and data revenues--represents a 14 per cent growth from the Ksh48.4 (Sh1.065 trillion) that was registered during the preceding year.
Dar es Salaam. Kenya’s giant telco Safaricom announced a net profit of Ksh55.3 billion (Sh1.2 trillion) on Wednesday for the year ended March, 2018, with analysts saying the money is a wakeup call to Tanzania’s companies.
The money--fueled by mobile money (M-Pesa) and data revenues--represents a 14 per cent growth from the Ksh48.4 (Sh1.065 trillion) that was registered during the preceding year.
Analysis by The Citizen shows that the Sh1.2 trillion is twice as much as what 14 of Tanzania’s top notch companies registered in net profits last year.
Some of the largest and most profitable companies in Tanzania--whose profits can be traced--include TBL Group, TCC, Vodacom, Tanzania Portland Cement Company Limited (TPCC) and Swissport Tanzania.
The list also includes banks such as NMB Bank, CRDB Bank, Citibank Tanzania, Barclays Bank Tanzania, Stanbic Bank Tanzania, Standard Chartered Bank Tanzania, NBC Bank, TPB Bank and Bank M among others.
The 14 companies registered a total of Sh592.893 billion in net profits last year, signaling that their combined profits reached about just half of that of Safaricom alone.
TBL, which is arguably the most profitable company in Tanzania, registered a net profit of Sh161.44 billion during the year ending March 31, 2017.
TCC, which, like TBL Group is also one of the most profitable firms in the country, registered a net profit of Sh45.4 billion during the year ending December 31, 2017. As for Vodacom Tanzania, its net profit was Sh47.55 billion in the year ending March 31, 2017.
Tanzania Portland Cement Company Limited (TPCC), which also trades as Twiga Cement, recorded a net profit of Sh35.5 billion during the 2017 calendar year while Swissport Tanzania’s net profit was quoted at Sh11.93 billion in 2017.
As for the banking sector, NMB’s profit after tax for 2017 was Sh95 billion while CRDB Bank Group’s profit dropped to Sh69.13 billion during the year ending December 31, 2017 from Sh74 billion in 2016.
Citibank’s annual profit fell to Sh14.3 billion last year from Sh20 billion in 2016 whereas Barclays Bank Tanzania, Stanbic Bank Tanzania, Standard Chartered Bank Tanzania, NBC Bank, TPB Bank and Bank M registered Sh10.9 billion, Sh25 billion, Sh39 billion, Sh15.4 billion, Sh12.8 billion and Sh12.143 billion in net profits last year respectively.
Analysts are of the view that the massive gap would explain the difference in size and thus profitability levels of Tanzania’s companies compared to peers within the region.
“Although I have not done my own analysis of the figures, such a difference would theoretically be explained by the fact that the companies we deem to be large locally may not be that huge within the region or internationally,” said Prof Honest Ngowi of Mzumbe University.
He noted, however, that several marketing and operational aspects would have to be considered to come up with concrete responses on reasons behind the huge difference in profitability.
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