I agree with you yo some extent but let me ask you a very simple question: of the 4 million plus Dar residents, how many people are served by this BRT thing? Am not a Dar resident but the few aerial photos you've brought here shows only one or two BRT lines in the entire city snailing its way through what I will rightfully call slums. What happens to Dar residents where there's no brt line? Am asking this coz you people try to make BRT look so great as if it's the only mode of transport used by each and every Dar resident. Don't you have matatus in other routes not served by brt? Ama hawa watu wengine hutembea kwa miguu wakienda mjini?In this civilized world, Mass public transit makes sense if you have these things in your city, but I assure you, this isn't as easy as drawing red lines on the road and naming them 'BRT ONLY' this is because to implement the real BRT you need Money, (beautiful amounts), plan, feasibility studies, construction of some serious infrastructure and the system, it may become difficult if a governor with chains on his neck like a dog tries to implement it by himself.
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Stop talking nonsense to your fellow goonHii ndio inatufanya tuwe recognized internationally coz ni culture yetu na haifanywi nchi nyingine yeyote. It is one of the things that set us apart from the other shit-hole countries that don't have any culture at all.
After staying long enough time with Tanzanians now gently you start developing some commonsense kudosNope,me too sipendi hizi matatu sijui culture.
Uchafu kwa street.
What shit is CNN why are you worshipping whites cunts that much? What if was featured by Nigerian broadcast, would you give that hyper ratings? Grow up stop acting like your grammars who were used like dogs because of their masters colorYou should have reminded him that Nairobi matatu culture was once featured in a CNN documentary and broadcasted worldwide
TRUE..... KENYA IS THE MOST DARING COUNTRY IN THE WORLD.... THE LAST TIME WE TRIED TO DARE WE PRODUCED AN AMERICAN 1st BLACK PRESIDENT [HASHTAG]#OBAMA[/HASHTAG]....
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i wonder alsoππππVenye inafaa ikuwe lol
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Napenda modern transport.najua unapenda tanzania BRTπππ
very good sasa umeanza kua muelewaππNapenda modern transport.
iwe tram,brt..lakini matatu karne hii a big NO.
What do you mean by our "grammars"? or did you mean to say our "grandmothers"? That one aside, CNN is an international media house that bradcasts internationally. If you read my post well, I said the documentary was broadcasted worldwide. That was my point: it was shown to the whole world to see. How did you expect a Nigerian media house that probably bradcasts in Hausa or Fulani to broadcast such a documentary outside Nigerian borders? You need to sober up and look at things in an objective way badala ya kupiga kelele na kutaja mambo yasiyo na msingi. Does it mean that I shouldn't mention anything western simply because I'll appear as if nawalamba matako? Sorry, am beyond that kind of reasoning. I look at things objectively, maybe you don'tWhat shit is CNN why are you worshipping whites cunts that much? What if was featured by Nigerian broadcast, would you give that hyper ratings? Grow up stop acting like your grammars who were used like dogs because of their masters color
Sijui wakenya mtaacha lini kulamba matako ya wazungu shame.
very cheap wine. @ Ksh400 per bottle. used to buy it sometimes back after school and i can say nilikuwa nikiinunua saa zile niko broke. South African wines are better.Mkenya unamuonesha Dodoma wine yeye sio culture yake,,,we muoneshe Githeri hapo mtaelewana
We have our own Leleshwa wine. Why should we even care about Dodoma wine, things that are matured in a week?very cheap wine. @ Ksh400 per bottle. used to buy it sometimes back after school and i can say nilikuwa nikiinunua saa zile niko broke. South African wines are better.
Namwambia katama mlikua mnahangaika nn kubadili matumizi ya highway kama Hamna infrastructure za BRT si mjipange??Au unataka kusema mnazo? ?Wait a minute....Tanzanians, are you now trying to say that Dar has better roads than Nairobi or what exactly are you people trying to say?
As some musicians are owning private planes we bado unafurahia landcruiserππππ...Kwanza landcruiser hata Jalang'o ako nayohongera diamond kwa kununua gari jingine la kifakhari zaidiπππππ
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hii ndio thika yani haiwezi kupambana hata na kahamaπππππWe have our own Leleshwa wine. Why should we even care about Dodoma wine, things that are matured in a week?
punguza ukahaba hio ni 200 series 2018 babaππππππππAs some musicians are owning private planes we bado unafurahia landcruiserππππ...Kwanza landcruiser hata Jalang'o ako nayo
N y mnasema S.A. wine ar beta kama mna leleshwa wine? Hahaha maajabu hayawez waisha nyieWe have our own Leleshwa wine. Why should we even care about Dodoma wine, things that are matured in a week?
sure. was only trying out different tastes. hata Caprice Wine iko poa sana kushinda hizi vitu cheap za Tz.We have our own Leleshwa wine. Why should we even care about Dodoma wine, things that are matured in a week?
BRT was an afterthought. It wasn't in the initial plan when this road was being designed and built. But what makes you think that brt roads can't be built in Nairobi? There are many raods in nairobi under consteuction likw Waiyaki Way than can easily be transformed to brt routes. If we've built all this big and wide roads with elevated roads everywhere, what makes you think that brt is rocket science?Namwambia katama mlikua mnahangaika nn kubadili matumizi ya highway kama Hamna infrastructure za BRT si mjipange??Au unataka kusema mnazo? ?