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napenda unavyojaribu kuwa polisi hapa na mwenye matusi kali na yenye mshiko si mwingine ni wewe.
Inaonekana unapenda mchezo wa kupakuliwa. La sivyo mtu mwenye akili timamu na hulka ya ustaarabu hatumii lugha chafu ashindwapo hoja!
unajaribu kumwalika ndugu yako balozi mwakilishi wa al shabaab tz. hautafaulu mmejaribu kila mbinu, lakini kenya bado tuko kila sekta tz katika makamuzi. taja sekta yoyote hatuko tz. na nitakutajia sekta zote kwani hamna tz investments hapa kenya. zero FDI outflow to EAC. kenya tupo kifua mbele kuwekeza tz na wale wazungu mnaowaabudu.
By Mid-last year, Uganda's FDI range was placed between $0.5billion and $2billion boosted by Tullow Oil (United Kingdom) announcement of its plan to invest $2.0 billion to estab-lish an oil refinery in Uganda.
With Uganda's oil deposits expect-ed to be in place for more than two decades, it can expect heavy invest-ments from UK's Tullow Oil Com-pany, China's CNOOC and France's Total Company.
Oil dollars:
As for Tanzania, its $1.1billion FDI count in 2011 was mainly boosted by a $0.8 billion investment in fossil fuel and electric power project which ac-counted for more than 20 % of its to-tal value of green field projects .
The list of Tanzania's top FDI sources would also be interesting for Rwanda as it features UK (23%), India (15%), Kenya (15), and Neth-erlands 10%, China 10%, USA 10%, South Africa 7%, Canada 5%, Germa-ny 3%, and Oman 2%.
cornered desperate lazy bum. just explain with your goggle plowing how much tz put in any of the EAC countries. kazi kutoa pofu abt kenya. uuza kilicho chako. its no secret tz econ ni uwanja wa paka na panya aliyetayari kwani wenyeji hamna lolote. they cant venture nje ya tz.
Huyu jamaa nilifikiri ana akili lakini hii mada imenifanya nione kumbe ni zuzu moja la kutupwa!...Hivi wewe toka page ya kwanza yada yada tu!hakuna data ya maana hata moja, hiyo PDF ya UNCTAD imegeuka EBOLA hutaki hata kuikaribia.
ukigawa matusi, utapakuliwa sawa sawa small fellow.
Huyu jamaa nilifikiri ana akili lakini hii mada imenifanya nione kumbe ni zuzu moja la kutupwa!
unajaribu kumwalika ndugu yako balozi mwakilishi wa al shabaab tz. hautafaulu mmejaribu kila mbinu, lakini kenya bado tuko kila sekta tz katika makamuzi. taja sekta yoyote hatuko tz. na nitakutajia sekta zote kwani hamna tz investments hapa kenya. zero FDI outflow to EAC. kenya tupo kifua mbele kuwekeza tz na wale wazungu mnaowaabudu.
Sasa ndugu na hizo $6M za FDI outflow mko sekta zote TZ duh!!mnawezaje kuzigawa $6M, hizi si hata OC ya miezi mitatu wizara ya wanawake jinsia na watoto TZ haitoshi?
Kama inatosha inamaana nyie mna invest $1,000 kila sekta au?i am trying to get around how you manage to invest in all sectors in TZ with $6M of Total FDI outflow.
Sasa nchi Nyengine EA mnazotamba na kwenyewe mpo mnainvest kwa kutumia nini?Midomo au yada yada?
Kindly Enlighten me,nyie mko kifua mbele kuwekeza kwa kutumia nini?hewa?au mko kifua mbele kuwekeza kwenye idara ya uongo na ulaghai?
Kwa waliozoea hesabu unawakata kiu kwa kuwa na maneno mengi bila data hata kiduchu,usiogope ziweke tu.
The Kenya Airport Authority released a series of pictures, showcasing their brand new Terminal 1A, which is adding, when fully operational, a further capacity to handle over 2.5 million passengers a year through East Africas largest airport. Opened in 1978 by Kenyas founding President Jomo Kenyatta did the new airport at the time take over from Embakasi Airport, which was then turned into the headquarters of national airline Kenya Airways.
Initially planned to cater for up to 2.5 million passengers, this number was exceeded nearly threefold last year. The opening of the new terminal building will not only de-congest the airport but also allow for the gradual refurbishment and upgrade of former international units 1 and 2 (recently renamed as Terminal 1B and 1C), before then commencing work on the domestic terminal, formerly named Unit 3 and now known as Terminal 1D.
Also due to be completely reconstructed is the fire damaged arrivals section of the airport, though work for that has not yet commenced at this time. Under construction is an additional temporary terminal building, with a projected lifespan of between 10 15 years, which will come on line later this year to add a further capacity boost of about 2.5 million passengers.
Tanzania Daily News (Dar es Salaam)
10 July 2013
Tanzania: Dar es Salaam Registers Sh18 Trillion Investments
just same utoto from you. unaweza geuza figures to suit your inferirity complex syndrome and fool some people sometime but not all people all the the time. i told you that before. now Mr. small ego can you put up your trusted UNCTAD figures for tanzania FDI OUTFLOW outside the the country mr. hopeless.
By Alvar Mwakyusa and Gladness GeofreyTumadarco - TANZANIA registered 869 investment projects worth US$11.4 billion (about 18.24tri/-) last year, ranking number two in the East African region in attracting foreign direct investments (FDIs) amounting to US 1.7 billion dollars during the year.
The UN Conference on Trade Development (UNCTAD) World Investment Report 2013, to be launched globally today, attributes the rise in FDIs to gas discoveries in Tanzania. Uganda leads in attracting FDIs in the region while Kenya is third. Other East African countries are Burundi and Rwanda.
so, you still have to have a PR officer digest a report that is freely available online?how low is your thinking capacity?,JF is not a place for recycling news, we make news here."Britain is still the leading investing country in Tanzania with projects worth US 5.1 billion dollars and thus accounting for 35 per cent of all investments," the Tanzania Investment Centre (TIC)'s Public Relations Manager, Pendo Gondwe told a news conference ahead of Wednesday's launching of the report.
China is on position number two with projects worth US 2.1 billion dollars followed by India which is placed third at US 1.16 billion projects, according to the TIC publicist. Neighbouring Kenya is ranked fourth at US 1.5 billion dollars followed by the US which had 218 projects with a combined value of US 998 million dollars.
[/QUOTE]Kenya opens up lead in investments in Rwanda
Kenya has opened up its lead as the biggest East African investor in Rwanda with its expanding ventures in education, retail and services.
Its investment, estimated at $100 million in 2011, is spread across all sectors of the economy and business executives believe it has crossed the $150 million mark. Recently, a delegation of 75 representatives from Kenyan businesses was in Rwanda to explore investment opportunities in the country.
"Rwanda is business friendly. It has a stable economy and the economic outlook is positive," Kenya's ambassador to Rwanda, John Mwangemi, told The EastAfr
Weka link ya hii habari tukasome wenyewe
nitajie wewe wenye kumiliki madini tanzania ni akina nani, naweza kutaja mpaka usiku kucha. ajira kila siku sekta ya utalii ni kilio zipo mkononi ya wakenya na waganda,watanzania ni wafagiaji tu, walimu shule za kimataifa ni akina naniii!!!!! hilo sio swala langu lakini, nilikuwa tu naiamsha akili yako kwani tz hamjielewi kabisaaaa!!!!!!.
unajaribu kumwalika ndugu yako balozi mwakilishi wa al shabaab tz. hautafaulu mmejaribu kila mbinu, lakini kenya bado tuko kila sekta tz katika makamuzi. taja sekta yoyote hatuko tz. na nitakutajia sekta zote kwani hamna tz investments hapa kenya. zero FDI outflow to EAC. kenya tupo kifua mbele kuwekeza tz na wale wazungu mnaowaabudu.
By Mid-last year, Ugandas FDI range was placed between $0.5billion and $2billion boosted by Tullow Oil (United Kingdom) announcement of its plan to invest $2.0 billion to estab-lish an oil refinery in Uganda.
With Ugandas oil deposits expect-ed to be in place for more than two decades, it can expect heavy invest-ments from UKs Tullow Oil Com-pany, Chinas CNOOC and Frances Total Company.
Oil dollars:
As for Tanzania, its $1.1billion FDI count in 2011 was mainly boosted by a $0.8 billion investment in fossil fuel and electric power project which ac-counted for more than 20 % of its to-tal value of green field projects .
The list of Tanzanias top FDI sources would also be interesting for Rwanda as it features UK (23%), India (15%), Kenya (15), and Neth-erlands 10%, China 10%, USA 10%, South Africa 7%, Canada 5%, Germa-ny 3%, and Oman 2%.
unajaribu kumwalika ndugu yako balozi mwakilishi wa al shabaab tz. hautafaulu mmejaribu kila mbinu, lakini kenya bado tuko kila sekta tz katika makamuzi. taja sekta yoyote hatuko tz. na nitakutajia sekta zote kwani hamna tz investments hapa kenya. zero FDI outflow to EAC. kenya tupo kifua mbele kuwekeza tz na wale wazungu mnaowaabudu.
By Mid-last year, Ugandas FDI range was placed between $0.5billion and $2billion boosted by Tullow Oil (United Kingdom) announcement of its plan to invest $2.0 billion to estab-lish an oil refinery in Uganda.
With Ugandas oil deposits expect-ed to be in place for more than two decades, it can expect heavy invest-ments from UKs Tullow Oil Com-pany, Chinas CNOOC and Frances Total Company.
Oil dollars:
As for Tanzania, its $1.1billion FDI count in 2011 was mainly boosted by a $0.8 billion investment in fossil fuel and electric power project which ac-counted for more than 20 % of its to-tal value of green field projects .
The list of Tanzanias top FDI sources would also be interesting for Rwanda as it features UK (23%), India (15%), Kenya (15), and Neth-erlands 10%, China 10%, USA 10%, South Africa 7%, Canada 5%, Germa-ny 3%, and Oman 2%.
| [h=2]Foreign direct investment, net inflows (BoP, current US$)[/h] The latest value for Foreign direct investment, net inflows (BoP, current US$) in Tanzania was $1,095,401,000.00 as of 2011. Over the past 41 years, the value for this indicator has fluctuated between $1,383,260,000.00 in 2008 and ($8,420,000.00) in 1984. Definition: Foreign direct investment are the net inflows of investment to acquire a lasting management interest (10 percent or more of voting stock) in an enterprise operating in an economy other than that of the investor. It is the sum of equity capital, reinvestment of earnings, other long-term capital, and short-term capital as shown in the balance of payments. This series shows net inflows (new investment inflows less disinvestment) in the reporting economy from foreign investors. Data are in current U.S. dollars. Source: International Monetary Fund, Balance of Payments database, supplemented by data from the United Nations Conference on Trade and Development and official national sources. See also: 1970 1976 1982 1988 1993 1999 2005 2011 -8,420,000.0 297,749,600.0 603,919,200.0 910,088,800.0 1,216,258,400.0 1,522,428,000.0
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unajaribu kumwalika ndugu yako balozi mwakilishi wa al shabaab tz. hautafaulu mmejaribu kila mbinu, lakini kenya bado tuko kila sekta tz katika makamuzi. taja sekta yoyote hatuko tz. na nitakutajia sekta zote kwani hamna tz investments hapa kenya. zero FDI outflow to EAC. kenya tupo kifua mbele kuwekeza tz na wale wazungu mnaowaabudu.
By Mid-last year, Ugandas FDI range was placed between $0.5billion and $2billion boosted by Tullow Oil (United Kingdom) announcement of its plan to invest $2.0 billion to estab-lish an oil refinery in Uganda.
With Ugandas oil deposits expect-ed to be in place for more than two decades, it can expect heavy invest-ments from UKs Tullow Oil Com-pany, Chinas CNOOC and Frances Total Company.
Oil dollars:
As for Tanzania, its $1.1billion FDI count in 2011 was mainly boosted by a $0.8 billion investment in fossil fuel and electric power project which ac-counted for more than 20 % of its to-tal value of green field projects .
The list of Tanzanias top FDI sources would also be interesting for Rwanda as it features UK (23%), India (15%), Kenya (15), and Neth-erlands 10%, China 10%, USA 10%, South Africa 7%, Canada 5%, Germa-ny 3%, and Oman 2%.
Wakenya mna tatizo la kutokujiamini, hususan Tanzania inapohusika!
No need to, i' am the one who started this thread so it means i read it first. The question still stands, Isn't an airport part of infrastructure? True or false?
Aisee hawa jamaa sijawahi kuwasikia wanajifananisha; kwa mfano, na wakongo, waghana, waganda au hata wasudani ya kusini. Wao kila kukicha ni kujifananisha na watanzania tu. Sijui wanaogopa nini!kila kitu wanajilinganisha na TZ
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