Battle: Dar es Salaam vs Nairobi

Battle: Dar es Salaam vs Nairobi

Bantugbro said:
Huu ni ukweli mchungu...

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Very clean city, unlike Nairobi.
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Engineer levi Devin said:
Ni ukuta unagawanya ikulu na soko la samaki halafu Bomba la maji taka ambalo linakusanya uchafu limeunganishiwa mkabala na ikulu yani ufuo wa ikulu ndio Bomba kubwa la maji taka linapatikana.

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Wakati mwingine unaongea kama mtoto.unashikilia jambo kipuuzi sana.Ikulu kupewo kwake pale haikuwa kwa bahati mbaya.Laiti kungekuwa na risk kama unavyofikiria wewe kwa akili yako ndogo!ingeshahamishwa kitambo tu.Na ndio maana marais wote na viongozi wakubwa wakija mikutano yao inafanyikia pale!No one has doubt kuhusiana na swala la usalama.afu ni uongo ikulu inapakana na soko la samaki unaijua mipaka ya ikulu wewe?!,nimegundua wewe ni jinga sana.
 
He tried though....but led to the death of his 75000 men



The Maji Maji Uprising in Tanganyika was the most significant
African challenge to German colonial rule during the brief period when Germany had African colonies. The Uprising lasted two years and involved people over 10,000 square miles.
During the “scramble for Africa” that began with the Treaty of Berlin in 1885 , European powers dominated much of Africa, carving out vast territories as their own and establishing often brutal regimes to enforce their rule. Four major regions had been colonized by Germany, including Tanganyika (modern-day Tanzania ), Togo ,
Cameroon , and Namibia . Tanzania had been acquired largely through the efforts of the German Colonization Society, founded by Dr. Karl Peters. When Germany established its control over Tanganyika by 1898, it imposed a particularly violent regime in order to control the population, including a policy of killing kings who resisted German occupation. This earned Peters, who was now the Tanganyika colonial governor, the name “ Milkono wa Damu,” meaning “Man with Blood on His Hands.” Throughout this period of German occupation the African population was also subjected to high taxation and a system of forced labor, whereby they were required to grow cotton and build roads for their European occupiers.
The oppressive regime bred discontent among the Africans, and resentment reached a fever pitch in 1905 when drought hit the region. A prophet—Kinjikitile Ngwale—emerged, who claimed to know the secret to a sacred liquid that could repel German bullets called “Maji Maji,” which means “sacred water.” Thus, armed with arrows, spears, and doused with Maji Maji water, the first warriors of the rebellion began to move against the Germans, attacking at first only small German outposts, such as at Samanga, and destroying cotton crops. The rebellion spread throughout the colony, eventually involving 20 different ethnic groups all of whom wished to dispel the German colonizers. As such it was the first significant example of interethnic cooperation in the battle against colonial control.
The apex of the rebellion came at Mahenge in August 1905 where several thousand Maji Maji warriors attacked but failed to overrun a German stronghold. On October 21, 1905 the Germans retaliated with an attack on the camp of the unsuspecting Ngoni people who had recently joined the rebellion. The Germans killed hundreds of men, women, and children. This attack marked the beginning of a brutal counteroffensive that left an estimated 75,000 Maji Maji warriors dead by 1907. The Germans also adopted famine as a weapon, purposely destroying the crops of suspected Maji Maji supporters.
Although the Maji Maji Uprising was ultimately unsuccessful, it forced Kaiser Wilhelm’s government in Berlin to institute reforms in their African colonies as they realized the potential cost of their brutality. Furthermore, the uprising would become an inspiration for later 20th Century freedom fighters who called for similar interethnic unity as they struggled against European colonial

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Eti unatembea sana dar!si useme ukosefu wa ajira kunyaland ndio umekufanya uje kushika chalk TZ kwa mshahara wa $300
Engineer levi Devin said:
Kwani wewe sababu nimepost picha Leo Sasa unaniona Kama Mimi mgeni Dar ? Mbona hio dar natembea Sana na kila wakati nikija dar lazima nitembelee soko la samaki la ferri ambalo liko karibu na ikuluHaruhusiwi mtu kupiga picha maeneo hayo bila kibali ila Mimi nazipiga usinione fala.View attachment 1307631View attachment 1307633View attachment 1307632

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Engineer levi Devin said:
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Unahangaika nini huko jangwani kwenye takataka!!!!Soon utakuwa chizi.Huwezi kukuta watu wakifukunyua uchafu kama kule kwenu aisee maisha duni ya Dar hayafanani na maisha duni ya Nairobi totally different.Na ndio maana huwezi kukuta mtaa wa nyumba za tope au mabati aka mabanda.
 
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