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Map of Kenyan Electricity Grid - Kenya - National Energy Grids - Library - GENI - Global Energy Network Institutewakat sisi kwa sasa tunamalizia mikoa ya kigoma mwisho wa reli huko
Map of Kenyan Electricity Grid - Kenya - National Energy Grids - Library - GENI - Global Energy Network Institutewakat sisi kwa sasa tunamalizia mikoa ya kigoma mwisho wa reli huko
ππππ mm sijaona vibanda sijui ww mwenzangu
I know Kibera ni Kenya nzima according to you. Slums are there no one has disputed that. The only difference is that they don't form 80% of our towns and they are in specific locations not scattered all over.yet kenya nzima imajaa na slums so hii google earth inawaonea nyinyi tu πππ
I know Kibera ni Kenya nzima according to you. Slums are there no one has disputed that. The only difference is that they don't form 80% of our towns and they are in specific locations not scattered all over.
kwisha hio bro πππ mchina sio mtuHivi hii reli ya hawa jamaa ndio imeisha au bado Under Construction
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Lol .... i am just seeing names. Ndio hii hapa Kibera yenye unapenda sana. You can clearly see where it starts and where it ends.
Ikija residential hauna la kusema wewe, outside Dar huwezi pata such like residential; a little taste of Mombasa., just a little kisha kawaulize warabu wenu wakuelezee kikamilifuππππleo Yosef Festo umebakia kurusha ngumi za hewani πππ nataka kukuonesha kua mombasa weww huna cha kunidanganya mm na nilikwambia wadanganye hao sio mm πππππππππππ
nakupa siku mbili ukipata majibu nitag mm nifunge acc jamii forum
KTX jamani
This is the reason Ethiopia imewalemea kidogo;
TANZANIA'S FISHY GDP (The Economist)
After the cold war ended, much of Africa democratised and opened up. Few countries better embodied the feverish hope of the 1990s than Tanzania. It had suffered grievously in the 1960s and 1970s under its founding leader, Julius Nyerere. A nascent democracy was throttled by one-party rule. An economy with great potential was wrecked by βAfrican socialismβ. Some 11m peasants were forced into collective villages, where they went hungry.
Democracy and economic freedom revived Tanzania. In 1995 the country held its first free elections in 30 years. As state controls were relaxed, investment flowed in. Steady growth more than doubled income per person between 1994 and 2010.
But John Magufuli, who was elected president in 2015, has turned back the clock on democracy by locking up opposition mps and journalists. He has also meddled capriciously in the economy. His government has shaken down firms for cash, arresting their executives and holding them without bail if they do not pay up. It is βalmost ransomβ, says Peter Leon of Herbert Smith Freehills, an international law firm. In 2018, when cashew farmers were unhappy with the market price for nuts, Mr Magufuli sent in the army with orders to buy up the crop for 65% more than private traders offered. In the finest socialist traditions he did not pay the farmers for over 18 months. Since then the harvest has slumped by 30%. Farmers are reluctant to plant if they donβt expect to be paid.
Supporters of Mr Magufuli, who is running for re-election in October, argue that he gets things doneβhence his nickname, the βbulldozerβ. They also point to Tanzaniaβs startling record of economic growth. This has been running at close to 7% a year for the past decade. Tanzania has just crossed the World Bankβs threshold to become a middle-income country (ie, with an average income of more than $1,036 a year). Mr Magufuli boasts of achieving this goal five years earlier than planned.
Yet the growth numbers do not stack up. From about 2017 several other indicators, from tax revenue to lending to the private sector, have slowed sharply. The imf raised doubts last year when it said there were βserious weaknessesβ in the growth data. It pointed out that public-sector wages, lending to the private sector and imports were all falling while tax revenue was growing only weakly. The authors made it clear that the official 6.8% growth figure for 2017 was not credible. Publication of the report was blocked by the Tanzanian authorities. (The Economist has seen a copy.)
The fund has since backed down. It now reports, without caveat, Tanzaniaβs growth as 6.8% in 2017, 7% in 2018 and 6.3% in 2019. Jens Reinke, the imfβs new representative in Tanzania, says that although the fund makes its own forecasts, it relies on official data for historical figures. βWeβre not forensic accountants,β he says. Its latest health check in February has also not been published. The press release that usually accompanies these reports is positive.
Nonetheless, the concerns raised by the imf did not disappear like their report. Analysis by The Economist using the Tanzanian central bankβs own numbers for the most recent full fiscal year available (2018-19) shows that tax revenue has shrunk in real terms. Discrepancies such as these, says Thorsten Beck of Cass Business School, are βred signalsβ that gdp may have been overestimated.
Public-sector wages and lending to the private sector, which had both been growing at well over 10% earlier in the decade, crept up by just 2% and 4% respectively (see chart). The amount of money circulating, normally higher when the economy is booming and people need cash, had grown at 10% for several years earlier in the decade but has edged up by only 2% in 2019.
The World Bank produces its own growth numbers for Tanzania, a reflection of its unease. These are lower than the governmentβs but still close to 6% in recent years. The Bank says that the gaps between gdp and other indicators such as tax revenue have narrowed of late, which would suggest that actual economic growth may have been recovering.
Yet if one looks beyond the indicators flagged by the imf last year, the picture is still alarming. Foreign direct investment has almost halved since 2013. Exports and imports both fell between 2012 and 2018. Imports of machinery and construction equipment fell between 2015 and 2018, despite claims of booming construction. βThe growth numbers are out of line with almost everything else we are seeing out of Tanzania,β says Justin Sandefur of the Centre for Global Development, a think-tank.
Tanzaniaβs recent growth ought to be evident in ordinary lives. When incomes rise, people buy more beer; yet revenue for Tanzaniaβs biggest brewer fell in 2018 and 2019. According to door-to-door surveys done in 2012 and 2018, the share of Tanzanians who are extremely poor, 49%, did not change at all over the period. That is almost unheard of. And because Tanzaniaβs population is growing, the number of extremely poor people has increased by about 4.5m.
Digging by independent wonks in Tanzania might clear all this up. But challenging the numbers is risky. In 2017 Zitto Kabwe, a prominent opposition mp, was arrested for questioning gdp. In 2018 the government made it a crime to dispute official statistics. After an outcry the law was toned down, but its chilling effect persists.
Mr Magufuli avoids sunlight in other areas, too. Tanzania stopped reporting on covid-19 on May 7th, when it had 509 cases and 21 deaths. In May alone Kenya turned 100 Tanzanians away at the border after finding they were infected with covid-19. Nonetheless, on June 8th Mr Magufuli declared Tanzania βcoronavirus freeβ.
The government says the economy will grow by 5.5% in 2020. That would probably make Tanzania the best-performing economy in the world. The IMF predicts a more modest 1.9%
With an election looming, the governmentβs economic record is facing fresh scrutiny. Bernard Membe, a former foreign minister who has defected to the opposition, says growth is βexaggeratedβ and βin fact is less than 3%β. What about Tanzaniaβs middle-income status? βA very big joke,β says Mr Membe. β
This article appeared in the Middle East & Africa
Ata wacha outside.....hiyo DAR yenyewe nashuku kama kuna residentials za maana. All they ever post ni CBD.Ikija residential hauna la kusema wewe, outside Dar huwezi pata such like residential; a little taste of Mombasa., just a little kisha kawaulize warabu wenu wakuelezee kikamilifuππππView attachment 1607982
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Nakuambia Tz ni Dar na Dar ni Tz outside hakuna cha kulinganishaππππ
sasa hvi wana rehabilitate MGR from naivasha to kisumuHivi hii reli ya hawa jamaa ndio imeisha au bado Under Construction
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unaruka ruka tu sasa hvi huna namna ya kufanya kwa sasa ππππ leo dawa imeingia vyemaLol .... i am just seeing names. Ndio hii hapa Kibera yenye unapenda sana. You can clearly see where it starts and where it ends.
Now compare to Morogoro where you cannot even tell which part is a slum and which part is the CBD..... yaaani all districts co exist!!!
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hio ndio suburb umemaliza πππππππππππππππ asante kwa kupost nilijua pumzi yako wapi itaishia asante sanaIkija residential hauna la kusema wewe, outside Dar huwezi pata such like residential; a little taste of Mombasa., just a little kisha kawaulize warabu wenu wakuelezee kikamilifuππππView attachment 1607982
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Nakuambia Tz ni Dar na Dar ni Tz outside hakuna cha kulinganishaππππ
Hahaha, Dah hawa jamaa bwana, Kingereza kiiingi chenye accent ya kikamba Vichwani kutupusasa hvi wana rehabilitate MGR from naivasha to kisumu
na its confirmed now SGR kenya is white elephant na hii hutaskia mtu akibisha humu ndani
I dare say Nakuru has better residential real estate than DAR. Prove me wrong na usnionyeshe dream houses tafadhali!!! Hizo zingine sijui Morogoro Mwanza Mbeya Iringa. Please never mention them again, on the evidence of what has been posted here they are a joke!!!unaruka ruka tu sasa hvi huna namna ya kufanya kwa sasa ππππ leo dawa imeingia vyema
Tembelea the economist kisha ulizia Tanzanian GDP., ama ka google tu utajionea mwenyewe.Bro, naomba source ili nipate ya moja kwa moja.
Tembelea the economist kisha ulizia Tanzanian GDP., ama ka google tu utajionea mwenyewe.