Battle: Dar es Salaam vs Nairobi

[Arnold mrass cannambo]

Izo bar zenu zakipuuz tu,kama mmezidi ni hatua mbili wala sio tatu

Aty hatua mbili!? Na Economy ya Nairobi is almost of the whole of Tanzania!

 

[Arnold mrass cannambo]

utaongea sana lakin ukweli hautabadilika hata siku moja
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Lets wait & see then...ungejua projects zinafanyika kibera haungeongea....yani 20,000 of kibera is already gone na bado wajeanza!!

 

[Arnold mrass cannambo]

Tukiwaambia metropolitan ya NBO ni wazimu wanaanza kuharisha ati ooh sijui renders ooh sijui 2050 ooh dar ni ivi na vile.. KITAELEWEKA

NBO metropolitan ina cover more than 4 neighboring counties: Machakos, Kajiado, Nakuru, Kiambu.. na bado!

Infact hio boundary ni ya kitambo sana, they need to change it by the time 2020 inafika juu naona Nairobi ikimeza Machakos,Thika na Kiambu completely. And did you know Nairobi is the only City in Africa that exists in 3 provinces &(counties)

 

[Arnold mrass cannambo]

And now you know who gets to speak! Get it from the Facts know to all.

Within the EAC, the Kenyan economy is the anchor.
The overall performance of the region will to a great extent depend on what happens in Kenya. Kenya’s economy is the largest in the region and is much more dynamic than those of other member countries. The country’s economy is much better linked to the other economies in terms of investment flows and trade. Thanks to its more advanced human capital base, its more diversified economy, and its role as a leader in the information communication revolution in the region, Kenya’s economy is expected to remain strong, creating salutary benefits to the other member countries. The prospects for a strong economy are boosted by recent institutional reforms that have culminated in the adoption of a new constitution that provides for devolved governance.
Kenya’s economic dominance in the region is based on a strong private sector that has evolved under relatively market-friendly policies for most of the post-independence era. Kenya’s record of relative political stability and its lack of dramatic ideological shifts over the same period have done much to cement its position. By contrast, the other members of the EAC have had rather turbulent political histories. In the case of Tanzania, a radical ideological orientation to socialism under the policy of “ Ujamaa” was the cornerstone of founding President Julius Nyerere’s government. Such factors undermined the growth of the private sector in the other EAC countries. Though these countries have undertaken substantive reforms, and are now on a positive growth trajectory, Kenya is likely to hold onto its dominant position for the near-to-medium future.
EAC member countries have diverse political histories. The five countries attained their independence in the 1960s. Tanzania was the first (1961), followed by Uganda, Burundi, and Rwanda in 1962, and Kenya in 1963. Despite achieving political independence at the same period, the countries’ political development has been somewhat heterogeneous. Only Tanzania and Kenya escaped major internal conflict and military rule. Uganda’s Milton Obote was ousted in 1971 by Idi Amin, and what followed was a devastation of the country’s economy brought about by Amin’s policies, including the eviction of Asians, the nationalization of private enterprises, and the expansion of the public sector. Idi Amin was ousted through a military coup in 1979 by Milton Obote, who was again overthrown by General Tito Okello, who ruled for six months before being ousted by the current Ugandan president Yoweri Museveni.

 

[asvptx]

And now you know who gets to speak!

Within the EAC, the Kenyan economy is the anchor.
The overall performance of the region will to a great extent depend on what happens in Kenya. Kenya’s economy is the largest in the region and is much more dynamic than those of other member countries. The country’s economy is much better linked to the other economies in terms of investment flows and trade. Thanks to its more advanced human capital base, its more diversified economy, and its role as a leader in the information communication revolution in the region, Kenya’s economy is expected to remain strong, creating salutary benefits to the other member countries. The prospects for a strong economy are boosted by recent institutional reforms that have culminated in the adoption of a new constitution that provides for devolved governance.
Kenya’s economic dominance in the region is based on a strong private sector that has evolved under relatively market-friendly policies for most of the post-independence era. Kenya’s record of relative political stability and its lack of dramatic ideological shifts over the same period have done much to cement its position. By contrast, the other members of the EAC have had rather turbulent political histories. In the case of Tanzania, a radical ideological orientation to socialism under the policy of “ Ujamaa” was the cornerstone of founding President Julius Nyerere’s government. Such factors undermined the growth of the private sector in the other EAC countries. Though these countries have undertaken substantive reforms, and are now on a positive growth trajectory, Kenya is likely to hold onto its dominant position for the near-to-medium future.
EAC member countries have diverse political histories. The five countries attained their independence in the 1960s. Tanzania was the first (1961), followed by Uganda, Burundi, and Rwanda in 1962, and Kenya in 1963. Despite achieving political independence at the same period, the countries’ political development has been somewhat heterogeneous. Only Tanzania and Kenya escaped major internal conflict and military rule. Uganda’s Milton Obote was ousted in 1971 by Idi Amin, and what followed was a devastation of the country’s economy brought about by Amin’s policies, including the eviction of Asians, the nationalization of private enterprises, and the expansion of the public sector. Idi Amin was ousted through a military coup in 1979 by Milton Obote, who was again overthrown by General Tito Okello, who ruled for six months before being ousted by the current Ugandan president Yoweri Museveni.View attachment 817066

Kenya ndio kusema EAC

 

[mkorinto]

Kenya ndio kusema EAC

kenyan ndio huona na kusema

 

[mkorinto]

You specifically pointed in Dar., if we quantify running projects., bado kaka! wachana na ma proposals., we lead in EAC., fanya utafiti., but ikiwa mtajenga bagamoyo port., then tunaweza pimana, kwa kujumulisha project zote; Lapset, SGR, ports, express way., techno city, na kadhalika., lakini kwa sasa tulia tuone., am waiting for two years, tuje tupimane misuli ya maendeleo.

wewe ni mkweli,tusubri hiyo 2020.
kuna kitu umehisi ndio maana umeamua kujipa muda.

 

[Arnold mrass cannambo]

wewe ni mkweli,tusubri hiyo 2020.
kuna kitu umehisi ndio maana umeamua kujipa muda.

we are looking forward to outrule Joburg by 2020 my friend hapo ndio utajua kenya ni simba na nyinyi ni panya

 

[mkorinto]

Tukiwaambia metropolitan ya NBO ni wazimu wanaanza kuharisha ati ooh sijui renders ooh sijui 2050 ooh dar ni ivi na vile.. KITAELEWEKA

NBO metropolitan ina cover more than 4 neighboring counties: Machakos, Kajiado, Nakuru, Kiambu.. na bado!

hii haiwezi mtisha mtu,hiyo ni mikakati tu.

tunataka kuona nairobi ikivuka hiyo 692sqkm.

 

[ichoboy01]

Magu hajawahi toka nje ya East Africa, but kutwa wanafurika na kuleta Neema Tz,
Kweli kizuri hujiuza, na kibaya (Kenya) hujitembeza.

na wao wanajua kua magu ni chuma ila sasa watafanya nn zaidi ya kujiskia kuumwa😀😀😀

 

[mkorinto]

we are looking forward to outrule Joburg by 2020 my friend hapo ndio utajua kenya ni simba na nyinyi ni panyaView attachment 817075

by those vichaka uptown??ndoto nazo ni haki ya mlalaji.
pinnacle yenyewe inaisha 2030,sasa sijui hiyo joburg 2020 mta rule na nini!!

 

[asvptx]

hii haiwezi mtisha mtu,hiyo ni mikakati tu.

tunataka kuona nairobi ikivuka hiyo 692sqkm.

There you go

 

[ichoboy01]

Serikali ya CCM iliwadanganya, imeshabainika wazi inakopa kisiri, waziri haruhusiwi kichapidha habari wazi wazi, hesabu ya pesa za nchi kikifanywa they don't add up, during budget reading and na bureau of statistics report on tax revenue ilibainika hakuna pesa ya kujenga itabidi govt ikope kwa vyovyote vile!!., LDC our tax collections is bigger than your national budget, na tunakopa, Nigeria ni wazimu na wanakopa, Morocco na SA pia., realistically you can't use internal funding and finish a project that fast, the govt won't function in such a poor ldc country!! impossible. Munabebwa ujinga na CCM.

hehehhe tatizo lako ww unachuki binafsi sisi tunakopa lakin tunaangalia na mikopo mostly we need soft loan kama vile world bank, Afdb, etc hatujikopei ovyo kama nyie mliofikia hatua yakukopa loan kulipa loan yani unamkopa hadija kumlipa juma, ndio maana tulipoona mikopo haikua na soft loan tuliachana nayo tukaanza ujenzi wenyewe wa SGR na mpaka sasa 3.16b usd zimetolewa kwa phase one and two na hapo ukumbuke hii ndio modern electric train in africa😀😀
halikadhalika kwenye ndege tumenunua ndege 7 by using our money hakuna leasing deals kama zile zenu ndio maana leo loss inawatafuna 5 yrs munamtafuta mchawi wakti mumemshikiliwa wenyewe😛😛😛
na sasa hvi ujenzi wa radar nne zinaendelea kwenye viwanja vyetu vikubwa na pia ni kwa kutumia pesa zetu hakuna mkopo

hatujasema hatukopi lakin hatukopi ovyo 🙄🙄

 

[ichoboy01]

Copycat for Nyerere Bridge

hio nilianza kuskia inataka kujengwa leo 5 yrs heheh maskini sultan 001😀😀😀

 

[ichoboy01]

Sikuizi Uthiru,Riruta na Ruai zimekua slums!!
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uhehehhe unanionesha nn wewe au unataka tuaibishane hapa???😀😀😀

 

[asvptx]

hehehhe tatizo lako ww unachuki binafsi sisi tunakopa lakin tunaangalia na mikopo mostly we need soft loan kama vile world bank, Afdb, etc hatujikopei ovyo kama nyie mliofikia hatua yakukopa loan kulipa loan yani unamkopa hadija kumlipa juma, ndio maana tulipoona mikopo haikua na soft loan tuliachana nayo tukaanza ujenzi wenyewe wa SGR na mpaka sasa 3.16b usd zimetolewa kwa phase one and two na hapo ukumbuke hii ndio modern electric train in africa😀😀
halikadhalika kwenye ndege tumenunua ndege 7 by using our money hakuna leasing deals kama zile zenu ndio maana leo loss inawatafuna 5 yrs munamtafuta mchawi wakti mumemshikiliwa wenyewe😛😛😛
na sasa hvi ujenzi wa radar nne zinaendelea kwenye viwanja vyetu vikubwa na pia ni kwa kutumia pesa zetu hakuna mkopo

hatujasema hatukopi lakin hatukopi ovyo 🙄🙄

Bla blah Blaaah..

KUKOPA NI KUKOPA

 

[ichoboy01]

Aty hatua mbili!? Na Economy ya Nairobi is almost of the whole of Tanzania!

hehehhe maskini ya Mungu alafu maji hakuna mjini nairobi 😀😀😀😀 watu wanaishi kwenye slum zinazoogopeka dunia nzima

 

[ichoboy01]

Lets wait & see then...ungejua projects zinafanyika kibera haungeongea....yani 20,000 of kibera is already gone na bado wajeanza!!

1000houses zilibomolewa kwasababu zilikua barabarani usifkiri hatujui tunaelewa sana au nikuletee habari hapa😀😀😀😀😀

 

[ichoboy01]

wewe ni mkweli,tusubri hiyo 2020.
kuna kitu umehisi ndio maana umeamua kujipa muda.

kakujazia render kibao kwenye list heheh😀😀

 

[tuusan]

Tukisema kenya has more paved roads than Tz wanaona tunawaonea

Kwa mwaka huu mko na km ngap zenye lami...