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Nawasalimu kwa Jina la JMT,

Haki huinua Taifa, Nchi yetu imeanza kuingia midomoni mwa Watu kila kona duniani kwa sasa,

Kwa Taarifa hii tu, Dar es salaam itapokea wageni lukuki toka nje na ndani,

Kila Mzalendo lazima aone kazi nzuri na njema anayoifanya Rais Samia Suluhu Hassan kwa Tanzania yake,

Wajibu wetu kama Raia ni kumuunga mkono kwa anayoyafanya,

ViVa Tanzania | Viva Samia | Viva CCM
_________________________________

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Top 10 fastest growing cities in Africa 2022

Urbanisation, Industrialization, population, and job opportunities promote rapid growth in any place in the world
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Top 10 fastest growing cities in Africa 2021
Victor Oluwole
May 1, 2021 10:03 AM
_______________________________________

Urbanisation, Industrialization, population, and job opportunities promote rapid growth in any place in the world.

There's never a dull moment in Lagos. Ikoyi link Bridge.
Similarly, as the population of Africa has increased over the years, cities with high levels of industrialisation, urbanisation, and economic activities experience immigration and a fast-growing rate.

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According to Brahima Coulibaly, director of Brookings’ Africa Growth Initiative, “About half of the world’s fastest-growing economies will be located on the continent, with 20 economies expanding at an average rate of 5% or higher over the next five years, faster than the 3.6% rate for the global economy.”

By 2050, Africa's population is anticipated to reach about 2 billion inhabitants, and more economic activities are taking place, counterbalancing the increasing population.

According to the United Nations Human Settlements Programme (UN-Habitat) research, here are the top 10 Africa's Fastest Growing cities in 2021.


Accra, Ghana

Accra, the capital, administrative and economic city of Ghana, is the largest in Ghana
Accra, the capital, administrative and economic city of Ghana, is the largest in Ghana
Accra, the capital, administrative and economic city of Ghana, is the largest in Ghana. It is the home for the significant government and non-governmental ministries, insurance firms, the head offices of banks, and the big markets which import most of the food supply. Furthermore, the city is near the Tema Port, a central cross-country border for Ghanian international trade.

With a growth rate of 49%, the population of Accra is expected to increase to 3.6M from a population of 2.3M in 2005.

Ibadan, Nigeria

Ibadan is the largest city in Nigeria by landmass and the third most populated city after Lagos and Kano.
Ibadan is the largest city in Nigeria by landmass and the third most populated city after Lagos and Kano.
Ibadan is the largest city in Nigeria by landmass and the third most populated city after Lagos and Kano. There are many economic activities in Ibadan in virtually every street and suburb, and it is situated relatively close to the commercial hub Lagos (130 km), making the city particularly attractive for entrepreneurs.

The commercial activities in Ibadan include agriculture, trade, handicrafts, manufacturing and, the running costs are much lower than in Lagos. As of 2021, the total population in Ibadan is approximately 3.7M people, with the city anticipated to grow by 49% to a projected population of 4M in 2025.

Lagos, Nigeria

There's never a dull moment in Lagos. Ikoyi link Bridge.
There's never a dull moment in Lagos. Ikoyi link Bridge.
Lagos, located around the Western Coast of Nigeria, is the largest city in Nigeria population-wise. It is the administrative seat for most financial and business centres working in and across Nigeria. Due to its location on the Western coast, it houses the largest seaport in Nigeria, a significant site for international trade, as well as skyscrapers that serve as up-market apartments and businesses.

Also known as “The city that won't stop growing”, the population of Lagos is expected to rise by 49.5% in 2025, from a total of 18M in 2005 to 27M in 2025. Every day, thousands of people move to the city, many of them from rural areas, in the hope of finding work and a better life.

Dakar, Senegal

Rond point jet deau sicap dakar
Rond point jet deau sicap dakar
Dakar is the government and capital seat of Senegal. It houses one of the best seaports in West Africa for many trades between West Africa and Europe, and it is home to many historical African museums.

The primary economic activities in the city are petroleum refining, truck assembly, fish canning, flour milling, brewing, and peanut oil refining.

Dakar is projected to grow by 52% in 2025 from 2.8M in 2005 to 4.2M in 2025.

Abidjan, Côte d'Ivoire

A view of Le Plateau, Abidjan, Côte d'Ivoire
A view of Le Plateau, Abidjan, Côte d'Ivoire

Abidjan, located along the coast of the Atlantic Ocean bordering Côte d’Ivoire, is the country's capital city. The city houses many of the administrative and business sectors of the country.

Additionally, scientific research institutes in the area and many museums of Ivorian arts attract diverse tourists to the site. The city is multiplying, and the population is expected to pass 6 million in the next ten years.

Addis Ababa, Ethiopia

Addis Ababa, the capital city of Ethiopia (ethiopiangazette)
Addis Ababa, the capital city of Ethiopia (ethiopiangazette)
Addis Ababa is the capital and largest city of Ethiopia. It is known as the political region of Africa for it is the location of the headquarters of the African Union and the United Nations Commission for Africa. It surrounds several countries and links them en route to ports like the Gulf of Aden in Djibouti or Asseb, on the Red Sea, in Eritrea.

The population of Addis Ababa is expected to rise by 62.4%, having a population of about 2.9M in 2005 to a projected 4.7M in 2025.

Luanda, Angola

Angola-luanda [Africa]
Angola-luanda [Africa]
Luanda is the capital of Angola and the biggest city in the country, housing many administrative and economic centres of Angola. The country has rich oil reserves and trades them internationally amidst other commodities through the Port of Luanda.

With a current population over 7.5M, the country is forecasted to increase to 8M by 2025, rising by 69.3% from a population of 4.8M in 2005.

Kinshasa, Democratic Republic of Congo

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Once known as Léopoldville, Kinshasa is the most popular and capital city of the Democratic Republic of the Congo. Being the industrial and business hub of the country, the economy of DRC highly depends on Kinshasa. Just opposite Kinshasa is another country's capital city Brazzaville. The closeness of Kinshasa to Brazzaville plays a crucial role in facilitating many and significant trades in and out of the Democratic Republic of Congo.

With a population of about 10M in 2005 and continued migration of many young people from the rural areas to Kinshasa, the population is anticipated to rise by 72% and increase to 18M by 2025.

Nairobi, Kenya

Nairobi is a beautiful destination for many tourists in Africa as there are many international and local wildlife conservation centres in the country.
Nairobi is a beautiful destination for many tourists in Africa as there are many international and local wildlife conservation centres in the country.
Nairobi, the capital city of Kenya, is the headquarters for many foreign companies and international organisations like the United Nations Environment Programme (UN Environment). It is the country's economic space, with many manufacturing companies producing beverages, cigarettes, and processed food. Furthermore, it is a beautiful destination for many tourists in Africa as there are many international and local wildlife conservation centres in the country. The population of Nairobi is expected to increase from 3.9M in 2005 to about 6.5M in 2025.

Dar es Salaam, Tanzania

Dar es Salaam at night. (Timbuktu Travel)
Dar es Salaam at night. (Timbuktu Travel)

Dar es Salaam has more than 6 million inhabitants making it the largest city in the country.

Despite it not being the country's capital city, Dar es Salaam is the seat of many government offices and embassies in Tanzania. This is attributed to the rapid urbanisation, industrialisation, and migration to the city, contributing a significant portion to its economy.

There is also the Port of Dar es Salaam that enables trade activities in and out of Tanzania.

In 2018, the population grew by 166% within eighteen years. Considering the population of 3.4M from the census data obtained in 2005, it is projected that by 2025 the population of Dar es Salaam will be about 6.2M rising by 82%.

Source :Business Insider Africa

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Yaani miaka 60 toka Uhuru bado jiji la Dar halijakua? Haya masihara sasa.
Kukua kwa eneo kuendane na kuboreka kwa maisha ya watu na kustaarabika.
Dar ya leo imejaa vibanda vya wamachinga na mama lishe mpaka kuzunguka uzio wa Ikulu, sijui huko ndio kukua kwenyewe?

Mvua ikinyesha kidogo tu jiji zima la Dar ghafla Dar inageuka kuwa bonde la maji, matope na uchafu. Huku ndio kukua?

Huenda zaidi ya 90% ya makazi ya Dar hayajapimwa wala kupangika, sijui nako ni kukua?

Huenda zaidi ya 80% ya nyumba za wakazi wa Dar ni makazi duni yasiyokidhi viwango vya binadamu anayepaswa kuishi mjini. Sijui nako ni kukua?
 
... message unayotaka ku-deliver hapa ni kwamba kasi ya ukuaji wa Dar ni +ve achievement kuizidi Stockholm, Vienna, Zurich, au hata Frankfurt yanayokua kwa kasi ndogo! Wakati majiji hayo yanajivunia matajiri kupeleka mitaji ya maana huko (investments, tourism, academics, etc.) sisi tunajisifia influx ya vijana wasio na ajira wala ujuzi wowote kutoka mashambani kwenda kufanya umachinga, umalaya, na kuishi kwenye slums ndio tafasiri ya Dar kukua kwa kasi!
 
Zanzibar-ASP said:
Yaani miaka 60 toka Uhuru bado jiji la Dar halijakua? Haya masihara sasa.
Kukua kwa eneo kuendane na kuboreka kwa maisha ya watu na kustaarabika.
Dar ya leo imejaa vibanda vya wamachinga na mama lishe mpaka kuzunguka uzio wa Ikulu, sijui huko ndio kukua kwenyewe?

Mvua ikinyesha kidogo tu jiji zima la Dar ghafla Dar inageuka kuwa bonde la maji, matope na uchafu. Huku ndio kukua?

Huenda zaidi ya 90% ya makazi ya Dar hayajapimwa wala kupangika, sijui nako ni kukua?

Huenda zaidi ya 80% ya nyumba za wakazi wa Dar ni makazi duni yasiyokidhi viwango vya binadamu anayepaswa kuishi mjini. Sijui nako ni kukua?
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hapo habari sio kukua kwa mji ila ni kasi ya mji kukua kulinganisha na majiji mengine Africa na duniani

Na mleta mada nae kaleta kitu kama ndio kimeanza juzi au jana asijue Dar-es-salaam na Tanzania kiujumla toka enzi za Kikwete ilikuwa haitoki kwenye chumi zinazokua kuwa kwa kasi Africa,

kwa hiyo hiki si kitu kipya unless huwa hafuatilii habari za uchumi
 
CM 1774858 said:
Nawasalimu kwa Jina la JMT,

Haki huinua Taifa, Nchi yetu imeanza kuingia midomoni mwa Watu kila kona duniani kwa sasa,

Kwa Taarifa hii tu, Dar es salaam itapokea wageni lukuki toka nje na ndani,

Kila Mzalendo lazima aone kazi nzuri na njema anayoifanya Rais Samia Suluhu Hassan kwa Tanzania yake,

Wajibu wetu kama Raia ni kumuunga mkono kwa anayoyafanya,

ViVa Tanzania | Viva Samia | Viva CCM
_________________________________

africa.businessinsider.com

Top 10 fastest growing cities in Africa 2022

Urbanisation, Industrialization, population, and job opportunities promote rapid growth in any place in the world
africa.businessinsider.com africa.businessinsider.com

👇🏿👇🏿
Top 10 fastest growing cities in Africa 2021
Victor Oluwole
May 1, 2021 10:03 AM
_______________________________________

Urbanisation, Industrialization, population, and job opportunities promote rapid growth in any place in the world.

There's never a dull moment in Lagos. Ikoyi link Bridge.
Similarly, as the population of Africa has increased over the years, cities with high levels of industrialisation, urbanisation, and economic activities experience immigration and a fast-growing rate.

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According to Brahima Coulibaly, director of Brookings’ Africa Growth Initiative, “About half of the world’s fastest-growing economies will be located on the continent, with 20 economies expanding at an average rate of 5% or higher over the next five years, faster than the 3.6% rate for the global economy.”

By 2050, Africa's population is anticipated to reach about 2 billion inhabitants, and more economic activities are taking place, counterbalancing the increasing population.

According to the United Nations Human Settlements Programme (UN-Habitat) research, here are the top 10 Africa's Fastest Growing cities in 2021.


Accra, Ghana

Accra, the capital, administrative and economic city of Ghana, is the largest in Ghana
Accra, the capital, administrative and economic city of Ghana, is the largest in Ghana
Accra, the capital, administrative and economic city of Ghana, is the largest in Ghana. It is the home for the significant government and non-governmental ministries, insurance firms, the head offices of banks, and the big markets which import most of the food supply. Furthermore, the city is near the Tema Port, a central cross-country border for Ghanian international trade.

With a growth rate of 49%, the population of Accra is expected to increase to 3.6M from a population of 2.3M in 2005.

Ibadan, Nigeria

Ibadan is the largest city in Nigeria by landmass and the third most populated city after Lagos and Kano.
Ibadan is the largest city in Nigeria by landmass and the third most populated city after Lagos and Kano.
Ibadan is the largest city in Nigeria by landmass and the third most populated city after Lagos and Kano. There are many economic activities in Ibadan in virtually every street and suburb, and it is situated relatively close to the commercial hub Lagos (130 km), making the city particularly attractive for entrepreneurs.

The commercial activities in Ibadan include agriculture, trade, handicrafts, manufacturing and, the running costs are much lower than in Lagos. As of 2021, the total population in Ibadan is approximately 3.7M people, with the city anticipated to grow by 49% to a projected population of 4M in 2025.

Lagos, Nigeria

There's never a dull moment in Lagos. Ikoyi link Bridge.
There's never a dull moment in Lagos. Ikoyi link Bridge.
Lagos, located around the Western Coast of Nigeria, is the largest city in Nigeria population-wise. It is the administrative seat for most financial and business centres working in and across Nigeria. Due to its location on the Western coast, it houses the largest seaport in Nigeria, a significant site for international trade, as well as skyscrapers that serve as up-market apartments and businesses.

Also known as “The city that won't stop growing”, the population of Lagos is expected to rise by 49.5% in 2025, from a total of 18M in 2005 to 27M in 2025. Every day, thousands of people move to the city, many of them from rural areas, in the hope of finding work and a better life.

Dakar, Senegal

Rond point jet deau sicap dakar
Rond point jet deau sicap dakar
Dakar is the government and capital seat of Senegal. It houses one of the best seaports in West Africa for many trades between West Africa and Europe, and it is home to many historical African museums.

The primary economic activities in the city are petroleum refining, truck assembly, fish canning, flour milling, brewing, and peanut oil refining.

Dakar is projected to grow by 52% in 2025 from 2.8M in 2005 to 4.2M in 2025.

Abidjan, Côte d'Ivoire

A view of Le Plateau, Abidjan, Côte d'Ivoire
A view of Le Plateau, Abidjan, Côte d'Ivoire

Abidjan, located along the coast of the Atlantic Ocean bordering Côte d’Ivoire, is the country's capital city. The city houses many of the administrative and business sectors of the country.

Additionally, scientific research institutes in the area and many museums of Ivorian arts attract diverse tourists to the site. The city is multiplying, and the population is expected to pass 6 million in the next ten years.

Addis Ababa, Ethiopia

Addis Ababa, the capital city of Ethiopia (ethiopiangazette)
Addis Ababa, the capital city of Ethiopia (ethiopiangazette)
Addis Ababa is the capital and largest city of Ethiopia. It is known as the political region of Africa for it is the location of the headquarters of the African Union and the United Nations Commission for Africa. It surrounds several countries and links them en route to ports like the Gulf of Aden in Djibouti or Asseb, on the Red Sea, in Eritrea.

The population of Addis Ababa is expected to rise by 62.4%, having a population of about 2.9M in 2005 to a projected 4.7M in 2025.

Luanda, Angola

Angola-luanda [Africa]
Angola-luanda [Africa]
Luanda is the capital of Angola and the biggest city in the country, housing many administrative and economic centres of Angola. The country has rich oil reserves and trades them internationally amidst other commodities through the Port of Luanda.

With a current population over 7.5M, the country is forecasted to increase to 8M by 2025, rising by 69.3% from a population of 4.8M in 2005.

Kinshasa, Democratic Republic of Congo

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Once known as Léopoldville, Kinshasa is the most popular and capital city of the Democratic Republic of the Congo. Being the industrial and business hub of the country, the economy of DRC highly depends on Kinshasa. Just opposite Kinshasa is another country's capital city Brazzaville. The closeness of Kinshasa to Brazzaville plays a crucial role in facilitating many and significant trades in and out of the Democratic Republic of Congo.

With a population of about 10M in 2005 and continued migration of many young people from the rural areas to Kinshasa, the population is anticipated to rise by 72% and increase to 18M by 2025.

Nairobi, Kenya

Nairobi is a beautiful destination for many tourists in Africa as there are many international and local wildlife conservation centres in the country.
Nairobi is a beautiful destination for many tourists in Africa as there are many international and local wildlife conservation centres in the country.
Nairobi, the capital city of Kenya, is the headquarters for many foreign companies and international organisations like the United Nations Environment Programme (UN Environment). It is the country's economic space, with many manufacturing companies producing beverages, cigarettes, and processed food. Furthermore, it is a beautiful destination for many tourists in Africa as there are many international and local wildlife conservation centres in the country. The population of Nairobi is expected to increase from 3.9M in 2005 to about 6.5M in 2025.

Dar es Salaam, Tanzania

Dar es Salaam at night. (Timbuktu Travel)
Dar es Salaam at night. (Timbuktu Travel)

Dar es Salaam has more than 6 million inhabitants making it the largest city in the country.

Despite it not being the country's capital city, Dar es Salaam is the seat of many government offices and embassies in Tanzania. This is attributed to the rapid urbanisation, industrialisation, and migration to the city, contributing a significant portion to its economy.

There is also the Port of Dar es Salaam that enables trade activities in and out of Tanzania.

In 2018, the population grew by 166% within eighteen years. Considering the population of 3.4M from the census data obtained in 2005, it is projected that by 2025 the population of Dar es Salaam will be about 6.2M rising by 82%.

Source :Business Insider Africa

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Jiji la machinga,hovyo kabisa
 
CM 1774858 said:
Nawasalimu kwa Jina la JMT,

Haki huinua Taifa, Nchi yetu imeanza kuingia midomoni mwa Watu kila kona duniani kwa sasa,

Kwa Taarifa hii tu, Dar es salaam itapokea wageni lukuki toka nje na ndani,

Kila Mzalendo lazima aone kazi nzuri na njema anayoifanya Rais Samia Suluhu Hassan kwa Tanzania yake,

Wajibu wetu kama Raia ni kumuunga mkono kwa anayoyafanya,

ViVa Tanzania | Viva Samia | Viva CCM
_________________________________

africa.businessinsider.com

Top 10 fastest growing cities in Africa 2022

Urbanisation, Industrialization, population, and job opportunities promote rapid growth in any place in the world
africa.businessinsider.com africa.businessinsider.com


Top 10 fastest growing cities in Africa 2021
Victor Oluwole
May 1, 2021 10:03 AM
_______________________________________

Urbanisation, Industrialization, population, and job opportunities promote rapid growth in any place in the world.

There's never a dull moment in Lagos. Ikoyi link Bridge.
Similarly, as the population of Africa has increased over the years, cities with high levels of industrialisation, urbanisation, and economic activities experience immigration and a fast-growing rate.

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According to Brahima Coulibaly, director of Brookings’ Africa Growth Initiative, “About half of the world’s fastest-growing economies will be located on the continent, with 20 economies expanding at an average rate of 5% or higher over the next five years, faster than the 3.6% rate for the global economy.”

By 2050, Africa's population is anticipated to reach about 2 billion inhabitants, and more economic activities are taking place, counterbalancing the increasing population.

According to the United Nations Human Settlements Programme (UN-Habitat) research, here are the top 10 Africa's Fastest Growing cities in 2021.


Accra, Ghana

Accra, the capital, administrative and economic city of Ghana, is the largest in Ghana
Accra, the capital, administrative and economic city of Ghana, is the largest in Ghana
Accra, the capital, administrative and economic city of Ghana, is the largest in Ghana. It is the home for the significant government and non-governmental ministries, insurance firms, the head offices of banks, and the big markets which import most of the food supply. Furthermore, the city is near the Tema Port, a central cross-country border for Ghanian international trade.

With a growth rate of 49%, the population of Accra is expected to increase to 3.6M from a population of 2.3M in 2005.

Ibadan, Nigeria

Ibadan is the largest city in Nigeria by landmass and the third most populated city after Lagos and Kano.
Ibadan is the largest city in Nigeria by landmass and the third most populated city after Lagos and Kano.
Ibadan is the largest city in Nigeria by landmass and the third most populated city after Lagos and Kano. There are many economic activities in Ibadan in virtually every street and suburb, and it is situated relatively close to the commercial hub Lagos (130 km), making the city particularly attractive for entrepreneurs.

The commercial activities in Ibadan include agriculture, trade, handicrafts, manufacturing and, the running costs are much lower than in Lagos. As of 2021, the total population in Ibadan is approximately 3.7M people, with the city anticipated to grow by 49% to a projected population of 4M in 2025.

Lagos, Nigeria

There's never a dull moment in Lagos. Ikoyi link Bridge.
There's never a dull moment in Lagos. Ikoyi link Bridge.
Lagos, located around the Western Coast of Nigeria, is the largest city in Nigeria population-wise. It is the administrative seat for most financial and business centres working in and across Nigeria. Due to its location on the Western coast, it houses the largest seaport in Nigeria, a significant site for international trade, as well as skyscrapers that serve as up-market apartments and businesses.

Also known as “The city that won't stop growing”, the population of Lagos is expected to rise by 49.5% in 2025, from a total of 18M in 2005 to 27M in 2025. Every day, thousands of people move to the city, many of them from rural areas, in the hope of finding work and a better life.

Dakar, Senegal

Rond point jet deau sicap dakar
Rond point jet deau sicap dakar
Dakar is the government and capital seat of Senegal. It houses one of the best seaports in West Africa for many trades between West Africa and Europe, and it is home to many historical African museums.

The primary economic activities in the city are petroleum refining, truck assembly, fish canning, flour milling, brewing, and peanut oil refining.

Dakar is projected to grow by 52% in 2025 from 2.8M in 2005 to 4.2M in 2025.

Abidjan, Côte d'Ivoire

A view of Le Plateau, Abidjan, Côte d'Ivoire
A view of Le Plateau, Abidjan, Côte d'Ivoire

Abidjan, located along the coast of the Atlantic Ocean bordering Côte d’Ivoire, is the country's capital city. The city houses many of the administrative and business sectors of the country.

Additionally, scientific research institutes in the area and many museums of Ivorian arts attract diverse tourists to the site. The city is multiplying, and the population is expected to pass 6 million in the next ten years.

Addis Ababa, Ethiopia

Addis Ababa, the capital city of Ethiopia (ethiopiangazette)
Addis Ababa, the capital city of Ethiopia (ethiopiangazette)
Addis Ababa is the capital and largest city of Ethiopia. It is known as the political region of Africa for it is the location of the headquarters of the African Union and the United Nations Commission for Africa. It surrounds several countries and links them en route to ports like the Gulf of Aden in Djibouti or Asseb, on the Red Sea, in Eritrea.

The population of Addis Ababa is expected to rise by 62.4%, having a population of about 2.9M in 2005 to a projected 4.7M in 2025.

Luanda, Angola

Angola-luanda [Africa]
Angola-luanda [Africa]
Luanda is the capital of Angola and the biggest city in the country, housing many administrative and economic centres of Angola. The country has rich oil reserves and trades them internationally amidst other commodities through the Port of Luanda.

With a current population over 7.5M, the country is forecasted to increase to 8M by 2025, rising by 69.3% from a population of 4.8M in 2005.

Kinshasa, Democratic Republic of Congo

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Once known as Léopoldville, Kinshasa is the most popular and capital city of the Democratic Republic of the Congo. Being the industrial and business hub of the country, the economy of DRC highly depends on Kinshasa. Just opposite Kinshasa is another country's capital city Brazzaville. The closeness of Kinshasa to Brazzaville plays a crucial role in facilitating many and significant trades in and out of the Democratic Republic of Congo.

With a population of about 10M in 2005 and continued migration of many young people from the rural areas to Kinshasa, the population is anticipated to rise by 72% and increase to 18M by 2025.

Nairobi, Kenya

Nairobi is a beautiful destination for many tourists in Africa as there are many international and local wildlife conservation centres in the country.
Nairobi is a beautiful destination for many tourists in Africa as there are many international and local wildlife conservation centres in the country.
Nairobi, the capital city of Kenya, is the headquarters for many foreign companies and international organisations like the United Nations Environment Programme (UN Environment). It is the country's economic space, with many manufacturing companies producing beverages, cigarettes, and processed food. Furthermore, it is a beautiful destination for many tourists in Africa as there are many international and local wildlife conservation centres in the country. The population of Nairobi is expected to increase from 3.9M in 2005 to about 6.5M in 2025.

Dar es Salaam, Tanzania

Dar es Salaam at night. (Timbuktu Travel)
Dar es Salaam at night. (Timbuktu Travel)

Dar es Salaam has more than 6 million inhabitants making it the largest city in the country.

Despite it not being the country's capital city, Dar es Salaam is the seat of many government offices and embassies in Tanzania. This is attributed to the rapid urbanisation, industrialisation, and migration to the city, contributing a significant portion to its economy.

There is also the Port of Dar es Salaam that enables trade activities in and out of Tanzania.

In 2018, the population grew by 166% within eighteen years. Considering the population of 3.4M from the census data obtained in 2005, it is projected that by 2025 the population of Dar es Salaam will be about 6.2M rising by 82%.

Source :Business Insider Africa

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Hapo kwenye neno MZARENDO ONDOA WEKA KILA FISADI maana sera ya umzarendo inapigwa vita na serikali ya mama samia tena wanaita sukuma gang sasa hivi tupo kwenye MAFISADI LEGACY
 
CM 1774858 said:
Nawasalimu kwa Jina la JMT,

Haki huinua Taifa, Nchi yetu imeanza kuingia midomoni mwa Watu kila kona duniani kwa sasa,

Kwa Taarifa hii tu, Dar es salaam itapokea wageni lukuki toka nje na ndani,

Kila Mzalendo lazima aone kazi nzuri na njema anayoifanya Rais Samia Suluhu Hassan kwa Tanzania yake,

Wajibu wetu kama Raia ni kumuunga mkono kwa anayoyafanya,

ViVa Tanzania | Viva Samia | Viva CCM
_________________________________

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Top 10 fastest growing cities in Africa 2022

Urbanisation, Industrialization, population, and job opportunities promote rapid growth in any place in the world
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Top 10 fastest growing cities in Africa 2021
Victor Oluwole
May 1, 2021 10:03 AM
_______________________________________

Urbanisation, Industrialization, population, and job opportunities promote rapid growth in any place in the world.

There's never a dull moment in Lagos. Ikoyi link Bridge.
Similarly, as the population of Africa has increased over the years, cities with high levels of industrialisation, urbanisation, and economic activities experience immigration and a fast-growing rate.

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According to Brahima Coulibaly, director of Brookings’ Africa Growth Initiative, “About half of the world’s fastest-growing economies will be located on the continent, with 20 economies expanding at an average rate of 5% or higher over the next five years, faster than the 3.6% rate for the global economy.”

By 2050, Africa's population is anticipated to reach about 2 billion inhabitants, and more economic activities are taking place, counterbalancing the increasing population.

According to the United Nations Human Settlements Programme (UN-Habitat) research, here are the top 10 Africa's Fastest Growing cities in 2021.


Accra, Ghana

Accra, the capital, administrative and economic city of Ghana, is the largest in Ghana
Accra, the capital, administrative and economic city of Ghana, is the largest in Ghana
Accra, the capital, administrative and economic city of Ghana, is the largest in Ghana. It is the home for the significant government and non-governmental ministries, insurance firms, the head offices of banks, and the big markets which import most of the food supply. Furthermore, the city is near the Tema Port, a central cross-country border for Ghanian international trade.

With a growth rate of 49%, the population of Accra is expected to increase to 3.6M from a population of 2.3M in 2005.

Ibadan, Nigeria

Ibadan is the largest city in Nigeria by landmass and the third most populated city after Lagos and Kano.
Ibadan is the largest city in Nigeria by landmass and the third most populated city after Lagos and Kano.
Ibadan is the largest city in Nigeria by landmass and the third most populated city after Lagos and Kano. There are many economic activities in Ibadan in virtually every street and suburb, and it is situated relatively close to the commercial hub Lagos (130 km), making the city particularly attractive for entrepreneurs.

The commercial activities in Ibadan include agriculture, trade, handicrafts, manufacturing and, the running costs are much lower than in Lagos. As of 2021, the total population in Ibadan is approximately 3.7M people, with the city anticipated to grow by 49% to a projected population of 4M in 2025.

Lagos, Nigeria

There's never a dull moment in Lagos. Ikoyi link Bridge.
There's never a dull moment in Lagos. Ikoyi link Bridge.
Lagos, located around the Western Coast of Nigeria, is the largest city in Nigeria population-wise. It is the administrative seat for most financial and business centres working in and across Nigeria. Due to its location on the Western coast, it houses the largest seaport in Nigeria, a significant site for international trade, as well as skyscrapers that serve as up-market apartments and businesses.

Also known as “The city that won't stop growing”, the population of Lagos is expected to rise by 49.5% in 2025, from a total of 18M in 2005 to 27M in 2025. Every day, thousands of people move to the city, many of them from rural areas, in the hope of finding work and a better life.

Dakar, Senegal

Rond point jet deau sicap dakar
Rond point jet deau sicap dakar
Dakar is the government and capital seat of Senegal. It houses one of the best seaports in West Africa for many trades between West Africa and Europe, and it is home to many historical African museums.

The primary economic activities in the city are petroleum refining, truck assembly, fish canning, flour milling, brewing, and peanut oil refining.

Dakar is projected to grow by 52% in 2025 from 2.8M in 2005 to 4.2M in 2025.

Abidjan, Côte d'Ivoire

A view of Le Plateau, Abidjan, Côte d'Ivoire
A view of Le Plateau, Abidjan, Côte d'Ivoire

Abidjan, located along the coast of the Atlantic Ocean bordering Côte d’Ivoire, is the country's capital city. The city houses many of the administrative and business sectors of the country.

Additionally, scientific research institutes in the area and many museums of Ivorian arts attract diverse tourists to the site. The city is multiplying, and the population is expected to pass 6 million in the next ten years.

Addis Ababa, Ethiopia

Addis Ababa, the capital city of Ethiopia (ethiopiangazette)
Addis Ababa, the capital city of Ethiopia (ethiopiangazette)
Addis Ababa is the capital and largest city of Ethiopia. It is known as the political region of Africa for it is the location of the headquarters of the African Union and the United Nations Commission for Africa. It surrounds several countries and links them en route to ports like the Gulf of Aden in Djibouti or Asseb, on the Red Sea, in Eritrea.

The population of Addis Ababa is expected to rise by 62.4%, having a population of about 2.9M in 2005 to a projected 4.7M in 2025.

Luanda, Angola

Angola-luanda [Africa]
Angola-luanda [Africa]
Luanda is the capital of Angola and the biggest city in the country, housing many administrative and economic centres of Angola. The country has rich oil reserves and trades them internationally amidst other commodities through the Port of Luanda.

With a current population over 7.5M, the country is forecasted to increase to 8M by 2025, rising by 69.3% from a population of 4.8M in 2005.

Kinshasa, Democratic Republic of Congo

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Once known as Léopoldville, Kinshasa is the most popular and capital city of the Democratic Republic of the Congo. Being the industrial and business hub of the country, the economy of DRC highly depends on Kinshasa. Just opposite Kinshasa is another country's capital city Brazzaville. The closeness of Kinshasa to Brazzaville plays a crucial role in facilitating many and significant trades in and out of the Democratic Republic of Congo.

With a population of about 10M in 2005 and continued migration of many young people from the rural areas to Kinshasa, the population is anticipated to rise by 72% and increase to 18M by 2025.

Nairobi, Kenya

Nairobi is a beautiful destination for many tourists in Africa as there are many international and local wildlife conservation centres in the country.
Nairobi is a beautiful destination for many tourists in Africa as there are many international and local wildlife conservation centres in the country.
Nairobi, the capital city of Kenya, is the headquarters for many foreign companies and international organisations like the United Nations Environment Programme (UN Environment). It is the country's economic space, with many manufacturing companies producing beverages, cigarettes, and processed food. Furthermore, it is a beautiful destination for many tourists in Africa as there are many international and local wildlife conservation centres in the country. The population of Nairobi is expected to increase from 3.9M in 2005 to about 6.5M in 2025.

Dar es Salaam, Tanzania

Dar es Salaam at night. (Timbuktu Travel)
Dar es Salaam at night. (Timbuktu Travel)

Dar es Salaam has more than 6 million inhabitants making it the largest city in the country.

Despite it not being the country's capital city, Dar es Salaam is the seat of many government offices and embassies in Tanzania. This is attributed to the rapid urbanisation, industrialisation, and migration to the city, contributing a significant portion to its economy.

There is also the Port of Dar es Salaam that enables trade activities in and out of Tanzania.

In 2018, the population grew by 166% within eighteen years. Considering the population of 3.4M from the census data obtained in 2005, it is projected that by 2025 the population of Dar es Salaam will be about 6.2M rising by 82%.

Source :Business Insider Africa

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Mama hakuna alicho fanya sasa hivi tutazamie kipindupindu kufumuka dar muda siyo mrefu maana mji umekuwa mchafu usafi umeachwa kabisa takataka zinazolewa kwa mwezi mara moja tena kibabaishaji
 
CM 1774858 said:
Nawasalimu kwa Jina la JMT,

Haki huinua Taifa, Nchi yetu imeanza kuingia midomoni mwa Watu kila kona duniani kwa sasa,

Kwa Taarifa hii tu, Dar es salaam itapokea wageni lukuki toka nje na ndani,

Kila Mzalendo lazima aone kazi nzuri na njema anayoifanya Rais Samia Suluhu Hassan kwa Tanzania yake,

Wajibu wetu kama Raia ni kumuunga mkono kwa anayoyafanya,

ViVa Tanzania | Viva Samia | Viva CCM
_________________________________

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Top 10 fastest growing cities in Africa 2022

Urbanisation, Industrialization, population, and job opportunities promote rapid growth in any place in the world
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👇🏿👇🏿
Top 10 fastest growing cities in Africa 2021
Victor Oluwole
May 1, 2021 10:03 AM
_______________________________________

Urbanisation, Industrialization, population, and job opportunities promote rapid growth in any place in the world.

There's never a dull moment in Lagos. Ikoyi link Bridge.
Similarly, as the population of Africa has increased over the years, cities with high levels of industrialisation, urbanisation, and economic activities experience immigration and a fast-growing rate.

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According to Brahima Coulibaly, director of Brookings’ Africa Growth Initiative, “About half of the world’s fastest-growing economies will be located on the continent, with 20 economies expanding at an average rate of 5% or higher over the next five years, faster than the 3.6% rate for the global economy.”

By 2050, Africa's population is anticipated to reach about 2 billion inhabitants, and more economic activities are taking place, counterbalancing the increasing population.

According to the United Nations Human Settlements Programme (UN-Habitat) research, here are the top 10 Africa's Fastest Growing cities in 2021.


Accra, Ghana

Accra, the capital, administrative and economic city of Ghana, is the largest in Ghana
Accra, the capital, administrative and economic city of Ghana, is the largest in Ghana
Accra, the capital, administrative and economic city of Ghana, is the largest in Ghana. It is the home for the significant government and non-governmental ministries, insurance firms, the head offices of banks, and the big markets which import most of the food supply. Furthermore, the city is near the Tema Port, a central cross-country border for Ghanian international trade.

With a growth rate of 49%, the population of Accra is expected to increase to 3.6M from a population of 2.3M in 2005.

Ibadan, Nigeria

Ibadan is the largest city in Nigeria by landmass and the third most populated city after Lagos and Kano.
Ibadan is the largest city in Nigeria by landmass and the third most populated city after Lagos and Kano.
Ibadan is the largest city in Nigeria by landmass and the third most populated city after Lagos and Kano. There are many economic activities in Ibadan in virtually every street and suburb, and it is situated relatively close to the commercial hub Lagos (130 km), making the city particularly attractive for entrepreneurs.

The commercial activities in Ibadan include agriculture, trade, handicrafts, manufacturing and, the running costs are much lower than in Lagos. As of 2021, the total population in Ibadan is approximately 3.7M people, with the city anticipated to grow by 49% to a projected population of 4M in 2025.

Lagos, Nigeria

There's never a dull moment in Lagos. Ikoyi link Bridge.
There's never a dull moment in Lagos. Ikoyi link Bridge.
Lagos, located around the Western Coast of Nigeria, is the largest city in Nigeria population-wise. It is the administrative seat for most financial and business centres working in and across Nigeria. Due to its location on the Western coast, it houses the largest seaport in Nigeria, a significant site for international trade, as well as skyscrapers that serve as up-market apartments and businesses.

Also known as “The city that won't stop growing”, the population of Lagos is expected to rise by 49.5% in 2025, from a total of 18M in 2005 to 27M in 2025. Every day, thousands of people move to the city, many of them from rural areas, in the hope of finding work and a better life.

Dakar, Senegal

Rond point jet deau sicap dakar
Rond point jet deau sicap dakar
Dakar is the government and capital seat of Senegal. It houses one of the best seaports in West Africa for many trades between West Africa and Europe, and it is home to many historical African museums.

The primary economic activities in the city are petroleum refining, truck assembly, fish canning, flour milling, brewing, and peanut oil refining.

Dakar is projected to grow by 52% in 2025 from 2.8M in 2005 to 4.2M in 2025.

Abidjan, Côte d'Ivoire

A view of Le Plateau, Abidjan, Côte d'Ivoire
A view of Le Plateau, Abidjan, Côte d'Ivoire

Abidjan, located along the coast of the Atlantic Ocean bordering Côte d’Ivoire, is the country's capital city. The city houses many of the administrative and business sectors of the country.

Additionally, scientific research institutes in the area and many museums of Ivorian arts attract diverse tourists to the site. The city is multiplying, and the population is expected to pass 6 million in the next ten years.

Addis Ababa, Ethiopia

Addis Ababa, the capital city of Ethiopia (ethiopiangazette)
Addis Ababa, the capital city of Ethiopia (ethiopiangazette)
Addis Ababa is the capital and largest city of Ethiopia. It is known as the political region of Africa for it is the location of the headquarters of the African Union and the United Nations Commission for Africa. It surrounds several countries and links them en route to ports like the Gulf of Aden in Djibouti or Asseb, on the Red Sea, in Eritrea.

The population of Addis Ababa is expected to rise by 62.4%, having a population of about 2.9M in 2005 to a projected 4.7M in 2025.

Luanda, Angola

Angola-luanda [Africa]
Angola-luanda [Africa]
Luanda is the capital of Angola and the biggest city in the country, housing many administrative and economic centres of Angola. The country has rich oil reserves and trades them internationally amidst other commodities through the Port of Luanda.

With a current population over 7.5M, the country is forecasted to increase to 8M by 2025, rising by 69.3% from a population of 4.8M in 2005.

Kinshasa, Democratic Republic of Congo

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Once known as Léopoldville, Kinshasa is the most popular and capital city of the Democratic Republic of the Congo. Being the industrial and business hub of the country, the economy of DRC highly depends on Kinshasa. Just opposite Kinshasa is another country's capital city Brazzaville. The closeness of Kinshasa to Brazzaville plays a crucial role in facilitating many and significant trades in and out of the Democratic Republic of Congo.

With a population of about 10M in 2005 and continued migration of many young people from the rural areas to Kinshasa, the population is anticipated to rise by 72% and increase to 18M by 2025.

Nairobi, Kenya

Nairobi is a beautiful destination for many tourists in Africa as there are many international and local wildlife conservation centres in the country.
Nairobi is a beautiful destination for many tourists in Africa as there are many international and local wildlife conservation centres in the country.
Nairobi, the capital city of Kenya, is the headquarters for many foreign companies and international organisations like the United Nations Environment Programme (UN Environment). It is the country's economic space, with many manufacturing companies producing beverages, cigarettes, and processed food. Furthermore, it is a beautiful destination for many tourists in Africa as there are many international and local wildlife conservation centres in the country. The population of Nairobi is expected to increase from 3.9M in 2005 to about 6.5M in 2025.

Dar es Salaam, Tanzania

Dar es Salaam at night. (Timbuktu Travel)
Dar es Salaam at night. (Timbuktu Travel)

Dar es Salaam has more than 6 million inhabitants making it the largest city in the country.

Despite it not being the country's capital city, Dar es Salaam is the seat of many government offices and embassies in Tanzania. This is attributed to the rapid urbanisation, industrialisation, and migration to the city, contributing a significant portion to its economy.

There is also the Port of Dar es Salaam that enables trade activities in and out of Tanzania.

In 2018, the population grew by 166% within eighteen years. Considering the population of 3.4M from the census data obtained in 2005, it is projected that by 2025 the population of Dar es Salaam will be about 6.2M rising by 82%.

Source :Business Insider Africa

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Hivi umesoma ukaelewa kilichoandikwa kwenye article hiyo?

Takwimu ulizotoa ni za 2018, huyo unayemsifu anastahili kwa lipi kupongezwa?

Checkout on this quote and revisit your disarrayed hypocritical fanaticism "...In 2018, the population grew by 166% within eighteen years. Considering the population of 3.4M from the census data obtained in 2005, it is projected that by 2025 the population of Dar es Salaam will be about 6.2M rising by 82%....", Who was the head of state by then? Who deserves the commendation between the head of state or the citizens who directly contributed to the massive economic growth and bringing up the offspring to live for productivity increment?
 
CM 1774858 said:
Nawasalimu kwa Jina la JMT,

Haki huinua Taifa, Nchi yetu imeanza kuingia midomoni mwa Watu kila kona duniani kwa sasa,

Kwa Taarifa hii tu, Dar es salaam itapokea wageni lukuki toka nje na ndani,

Kila Mzalendo lazima aone kazi nzuri na njema anayoifanya Rais Samia Suluhu Hassan kwa Tanzania yake,

Wajibu wetu kama Raia ni kumuunga mkono kwa anayoyafanya,

ViVa Tanzania | Viva Samia | Viva CCM
_________________________________

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Top 10 fastest growing cities in Africa 2022

Urbanisation, Industrialization, population, and job opportunities promote rapid growth in any place in the world
africa.businessinsider.com africa.businessinsider.com

👇🏿👇🏿
Top 10 fastest growing cities in Africa 2021
Victor Oluwole
May 1, 2021 10:03 AM
_______________________________________

Urbanisation, Industrialization, population, and job opportunities promote rapid growth in any place in the world.

There's never a dull moment in Lagos. Ikoyi link Bridge.
Similarly, as the population of Africa has increased over the years, cities with high levels of industrialisation, urbanisation, and economic activities experience immigration and a fast-growing rate.

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According to Brahima Coulibaly, director of Brookings’ Africa Growth Initiative, “About half of the world’s fastest-growing economies will be located on the continent, with 20 economies expanding at an average rate of 5% or higher over the next five years, faster than the 3.6% rate for the global economy.”

By 2050, Africa's population is anticipated to reach about 2 billion inhabitants, and more economic activities are taking place, counterbalancing the increasing population.

According to the United Nations Human Settlements Programme (UN-Habitat) research, here are the top 10 Africa's Fastest Growing cities in 2021.


Accra, Ghana

Accra, the capital, administrative and economic city of Ghana, is the largest in Ghana
Accra, the capital, administrative and economic city of Ghana, is the largest in Ghana
Accra, the capital, administrative and economic city of Ghana, is the largest in Ghana. It is the home for the significant government and non-governmental ministries, insurance firms, the head offices of banks, and the big markets which import most of the food supply. Furthermore, the city is near the Tema Port, a central cross-country border for Ghanian international trade.

With a growth rate of 49%, the population of Accra is expected to increase to 3.6M from a population of 2.3M in 2005.

Ibadan, Nigeria

Ibadan is the largest city in Nigeria by landmass and the third most populated city after Lagos and Kano.
Ibadan is the largest city in Nigeria by landmass and the third most populated city after Lagos and Kano.
Ibadan is the largest city in Nigeria by landmass and the third most populated city after Lagos and Kano. There are many economic activities in Ibadan in virtually every street and suburb, and it is situated relatively close to the commercial hub Lagos (130 km), making the city particularly attractive for entrepreneurs.

The commercial activities in Ibadan include agriculture, trade, handicrafts, manufacturing and, the running costs are much lower than in Lagos. As of 2021, the total population in Ibadan is approximately 3.7M people, with the city anticipated to grow by 49% to a projected population of 4M in 2025.

Lagos, Nigeria

There's never a dull moment in Lagos. Ikoyi link Bridge.
There's never a dull moment in Lagos. Ikoyi link Bridge.
Lagos, located around the Western Coast of Nigeria, is the largest city in Nigeria population-wise. It is the administrative seat for most financial and business centres working in and across Nigeria. Due to its location on the Western coast, it houses the largest seaport in Nigeria, a significant site for international trade, as well as skyscrapers that serve as up-market apartments and businesses.

Also known as “The city that won't stop growing”, the population of Lagos is expected to rise by 49.5% in 2025, from a total of 18M in 2005 to 27M in 2025. Every day, thousands of people move to the city, many of them from rural areas, in the hope of finding work and a better life.

Dakar, Senegal

Rond point jet deau sicap dakar
Rond point jet deau sicap dakar
Dakar is the government and capital seat of Senegal. It houses one of the best seaports in West Africa for many trades between West Africa and Europe, and it is home to many historical African museums.

The primary economic activities in the city are petroleum refining, truck assembly, fish canning, flour milling, brewing, and peanut oil refining.

Dakar is projected to grow by 52% in 2025 from 2.8M in 2005 to 4.2M in 2025.

Abidjan, Côte d'Ivoire

A view of Le Plateau, Abidjan, Côte d'Ivoire
A view of Le Plateau, Abidjan, Côte d'Ivoire

Abidjan, located along the coast of the Atlantic Ocean bordering Côte d’Ivoire, is the country's capital city. The city houses many of the administrative and business sectors of the country.

Additionally, scientific research institutes in the area and many museums of Ivorian arts attract diverse tourists to the site. The city is multiplying, and the population is expected to pass 6 million in the next ten years.

Addis Ababa, Ethiopia

Addis Ababa, the capital city of Ethiopia (ethiopiangazette)
Addis Ababa, the capital city of Ethiopia (ethiopiangazette)
Addis Ababa is the capital and largest city of Ethiopia. It is known as the political region of Africa for it is the location of the headquarters of the African Union and the United Nations Commission for Africa. It surrounds several countries and links them en route to ports like the Gulf of Aden in Djibouti or Asseb, on the Red Sea, in Eritrea.

The population of Addis Ababa is expected to rise by 62.4%, having a population of about 2.9M in 2005 to a projected 4.7M in 2025.

Luanda, Angola

Angola-luanda [Africa]
Angola-luanda [Africa]
Luanda is the capital of Angola and the biggest city in the country, housing many administrative and economic centres of Angola. The country has rich oil reserves and trades them internationally amidst other commodities through the Port of Luanda.

With a current population over 7.5M, the country is forecasted to increase to 8M by 2025, rising by 69.3% from a population of 4.8M in 2005.

Kinshasa, Democratic Republic of Congo

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undefined
Once known as Léopoldville, Kinshasa is the most popular and capital city of the Democratic Republic of the Congo. Being the industrial and business hub of the country, the economy of DRC highly depends on Kinshasa. Just opposite Kinshasa is another country's capital city Brazzaville. The closeness of Kinshasa to Brazzaville plays a crucial role in facilitating many and significant trades in and out of the Democratic Republic of Congo.

With a population of about 10M in 2005 and continued migration of many young people from the rural areas to Kinshasa, the population is anticipated to rise by 72% and increase to 18M by 2025.

Nairobi, Kenya

Nairobi is a beautiful destination for many tourists in Africa as there are many international and local wildlife conservation centres in the country.
Nairobi is a beautiful destination for many tourists in Africa as there are many international and local wildlife conservation centres in the country.
Nairobi, the capital city of Kenya, is the headquarters for many foreign companies and international organisations like the United Nations Environment Programme (UN Environment). It is the country's economic space, with many manufacturing companies producing beverages, cigarettes, and processed food. Furthermore, it is a beautiful destination for many tourists in Africa as there are many international and local wildlife conservation centres in the country. The population of Nairobi is expected to increase from 3.9M in 2005 to about 6.5M in 2025.

Dar es Salaam, Tanzania

Dar es Salaam at night. (Timbuktu Travel)
Dar es Salaam at night. (Timbuktu Travel)

Dar es Salaam has more than 6 million inhabitants making it the largest city in the country.

Despite it not being the country's capital city, Dar es Salaam is the seat of many government offices and embassies in Tanzania. This is attributed to the rapid urbanisation, industrialisation, and migration to the city, contributing a significant portion to its economy.

There is also the Port of Dar es Salaam that enables trade activities in and out of Tanzania.

In 2018, the population grew by 166% within eighteen years. Considering the population of 3.4M from the census data obtained in 2005, it is projected that by 2025 the population of Dar es Salaam will be about 6.2M rising by 82%.

Source :Business Insider Africa

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Hujaelewa tatizo .
DSM kukua si jambo la kujivunia, watu wasio na kazi wanaongezeka sana mjini.
Matokeo yake unplanned city pamoja na umachinga poor dwellings, poverty vimeongezeka sana.
 
CM 1774858 said:
Nawasalimu kwa Jina la JMT,

Haki huinua Taifa, Nchi yetu imeanza kuingia midomoni mwa Watu kila kona duniani kwa sasa,

Kwa Taarifa hii tu, Dar es salaam itapokea wageni lukuki toka nje na ndani,

Kila Mzalendo lazima aone kazi nzuri na njema anayoifanya Rais Samia Suluhu Hassan kwa Tanzania yake,

Wajibu wetu kama Raia ni kumuunga mkono kwa anayoyafanya,

ViVa Tanzania | Viva Samia | Viva CCM
_________________________________

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Top 10 fastest growing cities in Africa 2022

Urbanisation, Industrialization, population, and job opportunities promote rapid growth in any place in the world
africa.businessinsider.com africa.businessinsider.com

👇🏿👇🏿
Top 10 fastest growing cities in Africa 2021
Victor Oluwole
May 1, 2021 10:03 AM
_______________________________________

Urbanisation, Industrialization, population, and job opportunities promote rapid growth in any place in the world.

There's never a dull moment in Lagos. Ikoyi link Bridge.
Similarly, as the population of Africa has increased over the years, cities with high levels of industrialisation, urbanisation, and economic activities experience immigration and a fast-growing rate.

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According to Brahima Coulibaly, director of Brookings’ Africa Growth Initiative, “About half of the world’s fastest-growing economies will be located on the continent, with 20 economies expanding at an average rate of 5% or higher over the next five years, faster than the 3.6% rate for the global economy.”

By 2050, Africa's population is anticipated to reach about 2 billion inhabitants, and more economic activities are taking place, counterbalancing the increasing population.

According to the United Nations Human Settlements Programme (UN-Habitat) research, here are the top 10 Africa's Fastest Growing cities in 2021.


Accra, Ghana

Accra, the capital, administrative and economic city of Ghana, is the largest in Ghana
Accra, the capital, administrative and economic city of Ghana, is the largest in Ghana
Accra, the capital, administrative and economic city of Ghana, is the largest in Ghana. It is the home for the significant government and non-governmental ministries, insurance firms, the head offices of banks, and the big markets which import most of the food supply. Furthermore, the city is near the Tema Port, a central cross-country border for Ghanian international trade.

With a growth rate of 49%, the population of Accra is expected to increase to 3.6M from a population of 2.3M in 2005.

Ibadan, Nigeria

Ibadan is the largest city in Nigeria by landmass and the third most populated city after Lagos and Kano.
Ibadan is the largest city in Nigeria by landmass and the third most populated city after Lagos and Kano.
Ibadan is the largest city in Nigeria by landmass and the third most populated city after Lagos and Kano. There are many economic activities in Ibadan in virtually every street and suburb, and it is situated relatively close to the commercial hub Lagos (130 km), making the city particularly attractive for entrepreneurs.

The commercial activities in Ibadan include agriculture, trade, handicrafts, manufacturing and, the running costs are much lower than in Lagos. As of 2021, the total population in Ibadan is approximately 3.7M people, with the city anticipated to grow by 49% to a projected population of 4M in 2025.

Lagos, Nigeria

There's never a dull moment in Lagos. Ikoyi link Bridge.
There's never a dull moment in Lagos. Ikoyi link Bridge.
Lagos, located around the Western Coast of Nigeria, is the largest city in Nigeria population-wise. It is the administrative seat for most financial and business centres working in and across Nigeria. Due to its location on the Western coast, it houses the largest seaport in Nigeria, a significant site for international trade, as well as skyscrapers that serve as up-market apartments and businesses.

Also known as “The city that won't stop growing”, the population of Lagos is expected to rise by 49.5% in 2025, from a total of 18M in 2005 to 27M in 2025. Every day, thousands of people move to the city, many of them from rural areas, in the hope of finding work and a better life.

Dakar, Senegal

Rond point jet deau sicap dakar
Rond point jet deau sicap dakar
Dakar is the government and capital seat of Senegal. It houses one of the best seaports in West Africa for many trades between West Africa and Europe, and it is home to many historical African museums.

The primary economic activities in the city are petroleum refining, truck assembly, fish canning, flour milling, brewing, and peanut oil refining.

Dakar is projected to grow by 52% in 2025 from 2.8M in 2005 to 4.2M in 2025.

Abidjan, Côte d'Ivoire

A view of Le Plateau, Abidjan, Côte d'Ivoire
A view of Le Plateau, Abidjan, Côte d'Ivoire

Abidjan, located along the coast of the Atlantic Ocean bordering Côte d’Ivoire, is the country's capital city. The city houses many of the administrative and business sectors of the country.

Additionally, scientific research institutes in the area and many museums of Ivorian arts attract diverse tourists to the site. The city is multiplying, and the population is expected to pass 6 million in the next ten years.

Addis Ababa, Ethiopia

Addis Ababa, the capital city of Ethiopia (ethiopiangazette)
Addis Ababa, the capital city of Ethiopia (ethiopiangazette)
Addis Ababa is the capital and largest city of Ethiopia. It is known as the political region of Africa for it is the location of the headquarters of the African Union and the United Nations Commission for Africa. It surrounds several countries and links them en route to ports like the Gulf of Aden in Djibouti or Asseb, on the Red Sea, in Eritrea.

The population of Addis Ababa is expected to rise by 62.4%, having a population of about 2.9M in 2005 to a projected 4.7M in 2025.

Luanda, Angola

Angola-luanda [Africa]
Angola-luanda [Africa]
Luanda is the capital of Angola and the biggest city in the country, housing many administrative and economic centres of Angola. The country has rich oil reserves and trades them internationally amidst other commodities through the Port of Luanda.

With a current population over 7.5M, the country is forecasted to increase to 8M by 2025, rising by 69.3% from a population of 4.8M in 2005.

Kinshasa, Democratic Republic of Congo

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Once known as Léopoldville, Kinshasa is the most popular and capital city of the Democratic Republic of the Congo. Being the industrial and business hub of the country, the economy of DRC highly depends on Kinshasa. Just opposite Kinshasa is another country's capital city Brazzaville. The closeness of Kinshasa to Brazzaville plays a crucial role in facilitating many and significant trades in and out of the Democratic Republic of Congo.

With a population of about 10M in 2005 and continued migration of many young people from the rural areas to Kinshasa, the population is anticipated to rise by 72% and increase to 18M by 2025.

Nairobi, Kenya

Nairobi is a beautiful destination for many tourists in Africa as there are many international and local wildlife conservation centres in the country.
Nairobi is a beautiful destination for many tourists in Africa as there are many international and local wildlife conservation centres in the country.
Nairobi, the capital city of Kenya, is the headquarters for many foreign companies and international organisations like the United Nations Environment Programme (UN Environment). It is the country's economic space, with many manufacturing companies producing beverages, cigarettes, and processed food. Furthermore, it is a beautiful destination for many tourists in Africa as there are many international and local wildlife conservation centres in the country. The population of Nairobi is expected to increase from 3.9M in 2005 to about 6.5M in 2025.

Dar es Salaam, Tanzania

Dar es Salaam at night. (Timbuktu Travel)
Dar es Salaam at night. (Timbuktu Travel)

Dar es Salaam has more than 6 million inhabitants making it the largest city in the country.

Despite it not being the country's capital city, Dar es Salaam is the seat of many government offices and embassies in Tanzania. This is attributed to the rapid urbanisation, industrialisation, and migration to the city, contributing a significant portion to its economy.

There is also the Port of Dar es Salaam that enables trade activities in and out of Tanzania.

In 2018, the population grew by 166% within eighteen years. Considering the population of 3.4M from the census data obtained in 2005, it is projected that by 2025 the population of Dar es Salaam will be about 6.2M rising by 82%.

Source :Business Insider Africa

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