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Bana pkjag cjui galavant alipotelea wapi najua ako JF Lakini haongei but anafaa aanze kuziweka pale
 
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East Africa Slum city

I feel u brother umetambua haraka sana


But Dar es Salaam is a long way from
Singapore. The Asia city-state's economy was
worth $260bn last year compared with $23bn
for the whole of Tanzania, which remains one
of the poorest countries in the universe
The UN estimates that 70% of Dar es Salaam's
population live in informal settlements; there
are no slums in Singapore.
Slum clearance would be vital to any
regeneration project. It would involve
rehousing possibly hundreds of thousands of
people, and the extra headache of clarifying
the legal status of the land that has often
passed down through generations of families
without any legal paperwork.
The Tanzanian authorities do not have a great
record with such projects. Some 600 families
had their homes destroyed by floods late last
year. The government promised to rehouse
them, but most are still living in temporary
shelters or have been left to fend for
themselves.
 
While slums in Nairobi house only 900k pple in dar es salam the most populated city of east Africa 70% dwell in informal slums unlike Nairobi wea the slums are only at one place in dar 70 % of the 5mn Tanzanians reside informal unplanned slums throughout the city ffn how does that 2014 UN report sound??

AFRICA SLUM CITY DAR IS

THE GUARDIAN SAYS :

Which is the poorest city in the world?
......

Addis Ababa and Dakar, which come in at No
10 and 9, have some positive developments to
note, says the UN. They are both investing in
infrastructure and manufacturing, and striving
to overcome what is their key problem: the
instability of Ethiopia and Senegal’s
immediate neighbours.
Harare, at No 8, however, is a city in steep
decline. Once a key economic motor in
Zimbabwe with a cityscape and infrastructure
to match, the city is crumbling, and more
people than ever live in makeshift slums. Dar
es Salaam, Tanzania, can only dream of
Harare’s slum levels: a full 70% of the city’s
population lives in informal settlements. Like
other cities on the list, though, Dar is a victim
of its own “success”: the population had
doubled in the last two decades to 4 million.
In Zambia, a mineral-rich country that is
Africa’s largest producer of copper, life
expectancy is just 56, and the capital, Lusaka
– the fifth poorest in the world – struggles to
cope with high levels of HIV and Aids.
 
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ffn 4mn pple in DSM live in shacks.....


Mko na log n mnacheka a spec in the Kenyan eye
 
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I'm talking about kibera bro, you are mistaken!! Teh teh..

Yeah and I know that is why am giving u the irony in ur statement dimwit am not ur Bro...... Hauwelewi hata hyo?
 
Nashukuru kuwa umeelewa Nairobi is a Slum City na makala yako ya The Guardian inahitajika kutumika kwenye utani tuu.. Siku njema mkuu
 
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