Battle: Dar es Salaam vs Nairobi

KENPAULITE said:

Am in the only one that thinks discussions should be on business gaps between the two countries, for example rumour has it that money.circulation in Tanzania is minimal due to the current administration, so its easy to buy in Tanzania than Kenya, cant we exploit that gap by trading with each other instead of hurling insults and who is better than who, the azam energy drink that has become one of my favorites for example has been doin pretty well in Kenya retailing at Kes.50, Tzs.1,050 I wonder how much it costs in Tanzania?

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KENPAULITE said:

Am in the only one that thinks discussions should be on business gaps between the two countries, for example rumour has it that money.circulation in Tanzania is minimal due to the current administration, so its easy to buy in Tanzania than Kenya, cant we exploit that gap by trading with each other instead of hurling insults and who is better than who, the azam energy drink that has become one of my favorites for example has been doin pretty well in Kenya retailing at Kes.50, Tzs.1,050 I wonder how much it costs in Tanzania?

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ichoboy01 said:

sio azam pekee kila bidhaa tanzania ni bei rahisi ndio maana watu wengi wanaeza ku afford kujenga na kununua ardhi ikiwa, cement 50 kg inauzwa 350 ksh wakati kenya cement 50 kg munanua 770 ksh hehehe huoni big gap hapo???????
ukija kwenye chakula na vinywaji ndio kabisaaa bei cheeeee, ukija kwenye mitandao ya simu hapo ndo patamu, ndio maana wafanya biashara wengi wa mombasa wanakuja sana dar kununua nguo na madera, we imagine dera moja dar inauzwa 400 ksh wakipeleka kenya wanauza 700 au 800 kwa dera moja😀😀😀😀😀😀😀😀😀😀

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KENPAULITE said:

That should tell u that kenya is a very good market that you should exploit,recently there was thread about a tanzanian firm that was being paid by kpa,the story of the owner of the firm distributes masafi juices to nakumatt kenya, before winning that court case he was facing financial issues, but this arusha man loves kenya alot, thro his love for this country and winning that court case he has had access to kenyas top names, my point is Kenya is one of the best markets in East Africa seconded by Tanzania,its very easy for a Tanzanian to make it in Kenya than vice versa,

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hydrogen said:

Hili ndo tatizo langu na watanzania wenzangu!
Kwamfano tunajua the most developed country in Africa ni south Africa, na the biggest slum in Africa pia ipo south Africa. Now, If Cairo was to spend half her time posting to south Africans pictures of soweto, would it make Egypt any better than south Africa? Answer is a definite NO!
On the other hand, Cairo could copy the things that worked for south afrika to get it where it is and learn what led to the growth of soweto and avoid the same. But spending days on end posting pictures of soweto telling south Africa how it has the biggest slum in Africa doesn't help the Egyptian case atall.
People let engage our brains....

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Mberoya said:

South Africa is not the most developed country in Africa. My friend, do your research properly. There so many economic reasons for slums to grow. Slums indicates the presence of high unemployment, poverty, social conflicts and economic stagnation, to mention a few. What does that tell us about Kenya and South Africa? It tells us that their economies are not that strong to tackle problems of poverty, development of public housing and slums upgrading.

Strong economies do not have slums for they can afford to eradicate it. As I said, slums indicate poor economic growth, Tanzania has no slums compared to kenya and its economy is growing faster than Kenya. Research shows that in 2030, people living in slums in Kenya will double due to reasons indicated above.

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Mberoya said:

South Africa is not the most developed country in Africa. My friend, do your research properly. There are so many economic reasons for slums to grow. Slums indicates the presence of high unemployment, poverty, social conflicts and economic stagnation, to mention a few. What does that tell us about Kenya and South Africa? It tells us that their economies are not that strong to tackle problems of poverty, development of public housing and slums upgrading.

Strong economies do not have slums for they can afford to eradicate it. As I said, slums indicate poor economic growth, Tanzania has no slums compared to kenya and its economy is growing faster than Kenya. Research shows that in 2030, people living in slums in Kenya will double due to reasons indicated above.

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Mberoya said:

South Africa is not the most developed country in Africa. My friend, do your research properly. There are so many economic reasons for slums to grow. Slums indicates the presence of high unemployment, poverty, social conflicts and economic stagnation, to mention a few. What does that tell us about Kenya and South Africa? It tells us that their economies are not that strong to tackle problems of poverty, development of public housing and slums upgrading.

Strong economies do not have slums for they can afford to eradicate it. As I said, slums indicate poor economic growth, Tanzania has no slums compared to kenya and its economy is growing faster than Kenya. Research shows that in 2030, people living in slums in Kenya will double due to reasons indicated above.

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COLLOH-MZII RELOADED said:

My friend u are very narrow minded..which economy is the strongest in Africa?..if Kenya's economy grows by 6% and the GDP is $70b it would grow by $4.2b...if Tanzania's GDP grows at 7% and GDP $49b that would be a growth of 3.43b...so the bigger the economy the lesser the growth in %.
Claiming there are no slums in Tanzania is like saying magufuli is the president of USA....92% of urban residents in Tanzania live in slums.
You have better English than your counter parts but the content is zero

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COLLOH-MZII RELOADED said:

My friend u are very narrow minded..which economy is the strongest in Africa?..if Kenya's economy grows by 6% and the GDP is $70b it would grow by $4.2b...if Tanzania's GDP grows at 7% and GDP $49b that would be a growth of 3.43b...so the bigger the economy the lesser the growth in %.
Claiming there are no slums in Tanzania is like saying magufuli is the president of USA....92% of urban residents in Tanzania live in slums.
You have better English than your counter parts but the content is zero

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Mberoya said:

Calling people narrow minded is uncivilized and unnecessary. We are here to contribute our view points and opinions. Let's have constructive and logical argument without the need to insult each other.

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