Jeshi la Kenya ladumisha uongozi wake Afrika Mashariki na Kati

Annael said:
Naona povu limeanza kukutoka. Hujui kuwa Tanzania ni sovereign state!?

Wewe unaongea saaana tena unaongea kwa mihemko. Mimi nakupa taarifa za uhakika. Kati ya Tanzania na Kenya unaweza ukaleta ushahidi kuonesha kenya ni more democratic than Tanzania!?

Nyie uchaguzi wa Rais mmeanza mwaka 2002 tangu nchi yenu ipate uhuru.
Tanzania imekuwa na utaratibu hio miaka na miaka.
Nchi yenu inaongozwa na elites wale wale na familia zao. Na most of them ni Kikuyus.
Mfano: Jommo kenyatta kikuyu
Mwai kibaki kikuyu
Uhuru kenyata kikuyu.

Democrasia ipi waisema?
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Ulitaka awe mhadzabe ama msukuma?.....
 
LightYagami said:
Hawa wqatu ni waoga. Ata Kenya Police wanaweza tandika Tanzania army vibaya sana
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Haya mahaba,,, sasa tena mnabishana nguvu ya jeshi la Kenya East and Central Africa sasa police mnawaingiza wa nini? Endeleeni na majeshi yenu tuachieni police watulinde na wabaya,,,,,,,, Mi nimshauri Mh. Kenyatta na Mh. Magufuli wapige mechi ili mijadala yenu ya majeshi ifungwe rasmi kama walivyopiga mechi ya kirafiki Rwanda na Uganda ktk ardhi ya DRC heshima ipo sahivi,,,,,,
 
natoka hapa said:
Hatutaki kusikia hizi drama zenu za kusema mna jeshi imara kila siku Alshabab wanawatwanga kama watoto.
Tunataka kuona uimara wa jeshi lenu katika kupambana sio katika media.
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wewe mjingaaa nini?
Vita aina hii huchukua zaidi ya miaka kumi kukamilika, before getting into it you should know what you are signing up for(actually we knew, including the costs) or you can also choose to bury your head in the sand and only appear during verbal wars like you guys do here.
Or you can just see how it happens around the world and compare with what Kenya is doing, kuliko kusoma tu habari ukiona ni Kenya imetajwa waja umejihami na kejeli kama zote ati just because its Kenya.
 
Mhe McAmacy said:
wewe mjingaaa nini?
Vita aina hii huchukua zaidi ya miaka kumi kukamilika, before getting into it you should know what you are signing up for(actually we knew, including the costs) or you can also choose to bury your head in the sand and only appear during verbal wars like you guys do here.
Or you can just see how it happens around the world and compare with what Kenya is doing, kuliko kusoma tu habari ukiona ni Kenya imetajwa waja umejihami na kejeli kama zote ati just because its Kenya.
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Malizaneni na Alshabab ndo mje hapa kelele zingine hatutaki
 
Hii Kdf ndio ile inayogombana na ngombe kule Laikipia? Hahaaaaaaaaaaa the only squad I respect ni GSU LECCE SQUAD hao ni wanomaaaaaa, waliporomosha alshabaab walikuwa wamejificha kwa singbod pale garisa university college...

Hawa wengine wanaobombiwa wakiwa wanafanya mapenzi ni bure kabisa
 
MissM4C said:
Hii Kdf ndio ile inayogombana na ngombe kule Laikipia? Hahaaaaaaaaaaa the only squad I respect ni GSU LECCE SQUAD hao ni wanomaaaaaa, waliporomosha alshabaab walikuwa wamejificha kwa singbod pale garisa university college...

Hawa wengine wanaobombiwa wakiwa wanafanya mapenzi ni bure kabisa
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Hhheeee GSU recce huh. Dakika 12 washamaliza mchezo ndani ya garissa university. Noma sana hawa
 
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mulanKE said:
BTW any attack on alshabaab huwa inafanywa na KDF.. I wonder hizo countries zingine zinafanya nini... Naskia Uganda wanataka kujiondoa Somalia pia
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And that is the reason why kenya is the only nation among AMISOM contributing countries that has suffered massive casualties in the hands of HSM.
 
Haya tuonesheni sasa vifaa vyenu huko. Tunaanza na vya Tanzania.
Tuanze na hapa:-
Amphibious tanks
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MK254 said:
Taarifa za Stockholm International Peace Report (SIPRI) zimetolewa huku Marekani ikiongoza duniani, lakini tukija kwenye level ya Miafrika hususan Mashariki na Kati, Kenya ndio baba mkubwa kama ilivyo siku zote. Hehehehe!!!! Sikujua inachosha kuwa namba moja kila siku.

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Kenya shocks rivals with Sh96bn military budget

Kenya’s military spending last year rose to a new high of Sh96 billion to stand above those of neighbouring Ethiopia and Uganda combined for the first time, according to a newly released global report.

Nairobi spent $933 million (or nearly Sh100 billion) on its military last year, a 10.5 per cent growth from $844 million (Sh86.9 billion) in 2015 — a move that is seen as having the potential to upset the power balance in the region.

The data released by Stockholm International Peace Research Institute (Sipri), an independent global security think tank, yesterday shows Kenya’s Defence bill is the eighth largest in Africa.

The report shows that Kenya has more recently continued to lead its East African peers both in budget size and annual spending growth, causing fear that it could spark an arms race in the volatile region.

“Kenya’s expenditure increase can be related to the country improving its capabilities against terrorists. There is also the issue of regional security in the context of neighbouring countries, Ethiopia, Somalia and South Sudan,” said Nan Tian, an arms researcher at Sipri, in an email response to questions on the report.

“A key point made by (Kenyan) government is the need to improve security in order to boost economic growth and employment.”

Kenya has in recent years suffered deadly gun and bomb attacks from Somalia-based Al-Shabaab militants demanding withdrawal of the country’s troops from the war-torn Horn of Africa nation.

At $933 million, Kenya’s military spending is more than the $469 million that Ethiopia and the $403 million that Uganda spent on their Defence last year, the Sipri report shows.

Tanzania stands behind Kenya in the region’s military spending order, having spent $544 million (Sh56 billion) on its Defence, followed by Ethiopia and Uganda.

Efforts to get a breakdown of Kenya’s military spending were unsuccessful.

“Unfortunately due to transparency issues in many African countries, it is very difficult to get breakdowns on the spending. This is the case for Kenya. The government provides only a total figure,” Dr Tian said.

Kenya does not make public its military purchases, and only Parliament is mandated to scrutinise the classified expenditure by security organs.

Some of Kenya’s largest expenditure items are, however, known having been revealed through other international sources.

Last December, for instance, Kenya received six Huey II helicopters from the US at a cost of $106 million (Sh10.9 billion).

The aircraft, mostly used for deployment of troops in battlefields, are designed to reinforce Kenya’s use of drones in waging intelligent warfare.

Nairobi also received a Sh1 billion drone dubbed ScanEagle from the US last year, enabling the army to conduct real-time surveillance on terrorists’ hideouts and stage pre-emptive attacks.


The Sipri report shows that Nairobi’s military bill accounts for 1.4 per cent of the country’s gross domestic product (GDP) and five per cent of the total government spending. The military expenditure has nearly doubled in the last decade from Sh50 billion in 2007 to Sh96 billion last year.
Last year, Tanzania grew its Defence budget 5.2 per cent to Sh56 billion, making it the second-biggest rise behind Kenya’s while Uganda’s increased 3.5 per cent – the lowest rate in the region.

“This (Tanzania’s) increase could be related to the recent announcement of the military cooperation between China and Tanzania. The case here could be the procurement of Chinese weapons at a much cheaper price than before. This might incentivise Tanzania to spend extra on procurement that they might not need, but will do so because it is now more affordable,” Sipri said, even as it expressed surprise at the sluggish growth of Uganda’s military spending.

“This is actually a surprise given its relationship with South Sudan and the ongoing conflict between Sudan and South Sudan. One reason for the low increase has to do with oil prices hampering government revenue and its ability to spend on the military,” says the report.

Kenya’s $933 million military expenditure accounted for 2.4 per cent of Africa’s total military spending of Sh3.9 trillion ($37.9 billion) last year.

Morocco leads in Africa with a Defence budget of Sh339 billion ($3.3 billion), followed by South Africa ($3.1 billion) and Angola $2.8 billion (Sh288 billion).

Sudan is fourth at $2.7 billion while Nigeria is fifth at $1.7 billion. Kenya is eighth behind Tunisia and Algeria, excluding Egypt and Libya whose data were not made public.

Globally, the US retains the pole position as the highest military spender at $611 billion (Sh62.9 trillion), which is nine times Kenya’s GDP, with China coming a distant second ($215 billion) and Russia third with a $69.2 billion budget.

Global Firepower, an agency that assesses military strength of nations, last year ranked Kenya’s military the eleventh most powerful in Africa and the best in East Africa.


Kenya’s arms stockpile, according to the agency, comprises 76 battle tanks, 591 armoured fighting vehicles, 30 self-propelled guns, 25 towed artillery, 132 aircraft, 17 fighter jets, and 62 helicopters.

Kenya shocks rivals with Sh96bn military budget


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I'll believe this when I see new generation fighter jets..till then ill always say that 3/4 of the $ 1 billion is STUFFED UP IN THE BELLIES OF OUR FAT KDF GENERALS..LOOK AT KARANGI AND MWATHETHE??they look like 9 months pregnant women..
 
Annael said:
A100 Ballistic Missiles. Tanzania Hebu leteni za kwenu tuone.

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Only in China, Pakistan and Tanzania

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Wewe hizi vitu bado zinatumika??? Yaani utakuwa na Rocket inaenda 40Km kufanya nini?? Yaani Rocket haiwezi hata toka Dar ikachapa Morogoro?? Hahahaha, Yaani Rocket ikirushwa toka Dar CBD inafika tu Pugu na hapo ndio mwisho?? Hiyo haiwezi fanya kitu kwa vita ya kisasa
 
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