Battle: Dar es Salaam vs Nairobi

Battle: Dar es Salaam vs Nairobi

Anatokea mtu anasema Tanzanians are lazy while Tanzanians are busy producing excess food and building ships.
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kuna kitu hamjakijua labda kuhusu yanga,Yanga ni timu kubwa katika ukanda wa afrika mashariki na kati na ni timu yenye mashabiki wengi hadi nnje ya mipaka ya tanzania ila kwa sasa imeyumba kutokana na migogoro ya kiuongozi na hadi kufika katika hatua hii ya makundi ni kutokana na uzoefu wa michuano hii ila bila ivo haikustaili hata kufika hapa ilipofika


wakenya msidhani mnaifunga yanga ikiwa katika kiwango chake, yanga ipo katika kipindi cha mpito ni saw na manchester united ya miaka mitatu iliyopita
Hamjaikosa excuses 😂😂😂
 
US steps up Kenya focus with fresh layer of investments

Entries in the US business deal book in Kenya have in the past month increased rapidly, an indication of America’s renewed efforts to grow its financial and investment portfolio and influence in the East Africa nation amid intense rivalry from countries such as China.
On June 28, Kenyan officials led by President Uhuru Kenyatta witnessed deals worth Sh10 billion ($100 million) at a bilateral conference in Nairobi organised by the US Chamber of Commerce and attended by a 60-member American delegation led by the US Under-Secretary for Commerce, Gilbert Kaplan.
Among the deals at the June summit was an agreement between Kenya and an American company, Medtronic, to launch a dialysis centre for $20 million. Additionally, there were deals between Rendeavour and Unity Homes for the construction of 1,200 affordable homes in Tatu City, the US-backed, mixed-income development in Kiambu worth Sh4.5 billion ($45 million) and a Sh1 billion ($10) million credit line from World Business Capital, a global small and medium enterprise (SME) financier, to Victoria Commercial Bank, were signed.
Barely a month later, another delegation led by Ray Washburne, President and CEO of the Overseas Private Investment Corporation (Opic) — one of the US Government's development finance institutions — was in Nairobi to discuss more investment opportunities and visit America-funded projects.
INDEPTH: US steps up Kenya focus with fresh layer of investments
 
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