Edward Wanjala
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- Nov 3, 2016
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Jitulize jamaa, pupa ya nini?REALLY?
Jitulize jamaa, pupa ya nini?REALLY?
Daaah! Usiniambie Dar is Slum!!This is Dar guys. View attachment 500680
No wonder they cannot post pictures za suburbs. Dar ni mixture, utapata a nice house surrounded by shitty houses. Hio picha ni example. Poor planning.Daaah! Usiniambie Dar is Slum!!
😀😀😀😀😀😀😀Unajua wewe unaushabiki wa kitoto, Mimi hata sitakupa link za kijinga kama hizo zako, Nakupa Tena facts about Tanzania, straight from World Food Program
3/10 of 50M ni 15Million Tanzanians in Poverty,
1/3 of 50M is 19M Illoiterate Tanzanians
UN World Food Programme
1) With a population of 50 million, Tanzania is food self-sufficient at the national level. However, localised food deficits occur at regional, district and household levels mainly due to dependence on rain-fed agriculture and limited use of modern farming techniques.
2) Tanzania ranks 151 out of 188 countries in the Human Development Index (2015).
3) Tanzania’s economy has grown strongly in recent years, driven mainly by telecommunications, financial services, transport and construction. Despite this progress, nearly 3 Tanzanians out of 10 live in poverty, and 1 in 3 is illiterate.
4) Approximately 80 percent of the population relies on subsistence farming, which makes them vulnerable to climatic, economic and seasonal shocks. With its market access initiatives, WFP helps farmers transition from subsistence farming to market-oriented agriculture.
5) More than 200,000 refugees live in Tanzania. WFP assistance is their main source of food. Through its Protracted Relief and Recovery Operation (PRRO), WFP provides a food basket of Super Cereal (fortified blended food), pulses, vegetable oil and salt to meet a minimum daily dietary requirement of 2,100 Kcal per person.
6) According to the National Nutrition Survey (2015), almost 35 percent of children under 5 in Tanzania are stunted.
7) Tanzania’s maternal mortality rate, while improving, remains high at 398 deaths per 100,000 live births. WFP is the only agency in the country to provide supplementary food to pregnant and nursing mothers and children under 5.
8) To treat moderate acute malnutrition (MAM), WFP provides a monthly take-home pack of fortified blended food to pregnant and nursing mothers and children under 5 through its Supplementary Feeding Programme (SuFP).
9) To prevent stunting, pregnant and nursing mothers and children under 2 receive a monthly take-home pack of Super Cereal under the Mother and Child Health and Nutrition (MCHN) Programme.
10) In 2016, WFP will assist half a million Tanzanians in chronically food-insecure regions, through its market access, food for assets, nutrition, school meal and refugee support activities.
Jitulize Danganyikan, dont think Kenyans don't know what they are doing, dont think we lack your statistics
Huo mtaa kwa nyuma ni makazi ya zamani sana,hao watu wafaa wauze viwanja viendelezwe tu maana mabadiliko yanakuja kwa kasi,wala sio deals is panning brooNo wonder they cannot post pictures za suburbs. Dar ni mixture, utapata a nice house surrounded by shitty houses. Hio picha ni example. Poor planning.
Povùuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuu city of biggest slums nairobi 😀😀😀😀😀😀No wonder they cannot post pictures za suburbs. Dar ni mixture, utapata a nice house surrounded by shitty houses. Hio picha ni example. Poor planning.
Jitulize jamaa, pupa ya nini?
Nairobi has the best Rooftop scenes than any other city in East and Central Africa
Yet naona slum nyuma ya a nice building? IronicPovùuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuu city of biggest slums nairobi 😀😀😀😀😀😀
Watu wanaishi kama nguruwe 😀😀😀
We slums unazijua kweli au😀😀😀😀😀Yet naona slum nyuma ya a nice building? Ironic
Msimbazi/Uhuru street by indaressalaam, on Flickr
Msimbazi police Brt Bus stop by indaressalaam, on Flickr
The view from Golden Tulip Hotel Downtown by indaressalaam, on Flickr
The view from Golden Tulip Hotel Downtown by indaressalaam, on Flickr
The view from Golden Tulip Hotel Downtown by indaressalaam, on Flickr
The view from Golden Tulip Hotel Downtown by indaressalaam, on Flickr
THE VIEW FROM PSPF TWIN TOWERS ROOFTOP by indaressalaam, on Flickr
THE VIEW FROM PSPF TWIN TOWERS ROOFTOP by indaressalaam, on Flickr
The view from PSPF twin towers Rooftop by indaressalaam, on Flickr
THE VIEW FROM PSPF TWIN TOWERS ROOFTOP by indaressalaam, on FlickrSifa zikizidi sana hua wanakufa masikini hehhhehTulia wanjala, huyo mzungu na hilo shavu kama anapuliza moto ndio amesababisha hilo eneo kuwa view bombaaa? 😀
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Good the interchange in Mombasa road Airtel area its very beautiful at nightSame angle night and Dar! another View Park Towers Nairobi
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Tanzania tunaendelea kupaa.Naomba wote tusome hii link tupate elimu
Tanzania tamu sana
Utalii Tanzania wazidi kuimarika - BBC Swahili
hafu we inaelekea mchawi na mraji nyama za watu maana story zako ni kula kula nyama mbichiNyama ya albino inaonja aje mwanagovi?