Maendeleo yalifika mapema Moshi, Hongera sana Moshi

Maendeleo yalifika mapema Moshi, Hongera sana Moshi

Ila wachagga wapo juu hongereni sana metapakaa kila kona na ni wachapa kazi sana.
 
Kiukweli Moshi inatia aibu kamji ni kadogo kama makao makuu ya kata!
Hadhi, umaarufu wa mji huu haviendani na maendeleo kiuwekezaji, Maduka,masoko barabara zakuzunguka eneo la mji

Masoko mawili mbuyuni na soko la kati vinatia aibu ni kama gulio flan hivi hayajajengwa kuwa na hadhi sawa na mji ama wilaya yenye vyanzo vingi vya mapato kiasi kile[emoji134] [emoji134]
Ukitoka mjini barabara zinazoruhusu magari 2 ni fupi kama za nyumbani kwa mtu huko kwingine ni uchochoroni tu.

Maendeleo yaoshi hayaendani na hadhi ya mji na mkoa
 
alieyeandika hiyo encyclopedia sio mchagga kwa hiyo kaandika utumbo mtupu.....ukweli ndo huu njoo museum ya wachagga iliuoko marangu ujifunze asili ako


Hakuna Kabila la Wachaga wala lugha ya Kichaga bali kuna jamii mbali mbali ziishizo Mkoa mmoja ambazo zinajiita Wachaga ni kama vile Tanzania, hata hayo Makumbusho nayajua na yanahusu Wamarangu lkn hayamuhusu Mmachame!
 
Hakuna Kabila la Wachaga wala lugha ya Kichaga bali kuna jamii mbali mbali ziishizo Mkoa mmoja ambazo zinajiita Wachaga ni kama vile Tanzania, hata hayo Makumbusho nayajua na yanahusu Wamarangu lkn hayamuhusu Mmachame!
So what is your point
 
Kiukweli Moshi inatia aibu kamji ni kadogo kama makao makuu ya kata!
Hadhi, umaarufu wa mji huu haviendani na maendeleo kiuwekezaji, Maduka,masoko barabara zakuzunguka eneo la mji

Masoko mawili mbuyuni na soko la kati vinatia aibu ni kama gulio flan hivi hayajajengwa kuwa na hadhi sawa na mji ama wilaya yenye vyanzo vingi vya mapato kiasi kile[emoji134] [emoji134]
Ukitoka mjini barabara zinazoruhusu magari 2 ni fupi kama za nyumbani kwa mtu huko kwingine ni uchochoroni tu.

Maendeleo yaoshi hayaendani na hadhi ya mji na mkoa
Hapa ndo ninapothibitisha kuwa serikali inauhujumu mkoa wa Kilimanjaro, lakini this time tutapambana
 
Hakuna Kabila la Wachaga wala lugha ya Kichaga bali kuna jamii mbali mbali ziishizo Mkoa mmoja ambazo zinajiita Wachaga ni kama vile Tanzania, hata hayo Makumbusho nayajua na yanahusu Wamarangu lkn hayamuhusu Mmachame!
na mimi namaanisha hvyo hvyo hata ukipitia post. zangu za nyuma najaribu kuelezea kwanini hakuna kabila la wachaga dunian
 
Dah! Haya masihara sasa... yaani kwa mfano ile Msaranga imeendelea kuzidi sehemu zote, acheni utani aisee...
 
Pongezi kwenu na kwa Watanzania wote waliojenga Moshi
 
So what is your point


Point yangu ni kwamba Wachaga siyo Kabila kama ambavyo wengi hudhania bali ni jamii tofauti zinazoishi eneo moja na kuunganishwa kisiasa tangu Ukoloni na hii siyo wao tu bali sehemu nyingi hapa TZ ni hivyo hivyo tu!
 
Moshi ni.miongoni mwa maeneo ambayo watu wameendelea sana
Ingalikua maendeleo yanapimwa kwa mikoa Kw level ya kimataifa basi moshi na wachaga wangeingia kwenye orodha ya developed people
Umeme maji shule tangu enzi za mjerumani
wakati wengine umeme na maji.mpaka leo hawajawahi kuona
Ni jambo.la kujivunia na kutembea kifua mbele kuhusu moshi yetu
Na watanzania tuige mfano kwa watu wa.moshi
AIKA MBE NA MA

Top 10 Most Famous African Tribes
Africa has an estimated total of 3,000 tribes, all of which incredibly vary in terms of language and culture. The continent itself might have evolved greatly in the past two millennia, but tribal influences continue to be a dominant force in most parts. And even though the split-up between tribes has lessened over the years, tribal affiliations still stand as a prevailing source of pride among the natives. With that in mind, let’s briefly look at the 10 most popular tribes in Africa tribes:
1. Zulu
Zulu is unequivocally the most popular tribe in Africa—for a number of good reasons. First, we have the Shakaland, which is acknowledged worldwide as the birth place of the Legendary chief, Shaka Zulu. Secondly, Zulu is also acknowledged for being the largest ethnic group in South Africa, with an estimated population of 11 million people.

2. Maasai
Maasai is the second most popular African tribe after Zulu, and it’s mainly because of its deeply rooted traditions and culture. Even when a great majority of African tribes are adopting a modern lifestyle, Maasais still live in Bomas and nomadically move around with large herds of cattle for a living. They mainly feed on meat, drink raw blood, and can be spotted anywhere in East Africa—especially Kenya–wearing Shukas and exceptional beaded jewels.

3. San Bushmen
If you thought everything in “The gods must be crazy” film was all acted up, then wait until you observe the daily lives of the San Bushmen. To begin with, this is the tribe that consists of people who have inhabited Western Botswana and Makgadikgadi pans for centuries. That’s to say they’ve literally survived living in an arid area, which has no drop of water to be spotted anywhere. And not only do they depend on setting animal traps for feeding, but also feed on tubers and roots. Dressed in loincloths, the tribesmen swing bows and arrows on their shoulders, as they lead the way and factually make tobacco from zebras’ dung.

4. Yoruba
Yoruba is undeniably the largest ethnic group in Africa, with a population estimate at about 35 million people in total. They mainly occupy the South Western sides of Nigeria, as well as Southern Benin, with a great majority coming from Nigeria.

5. Xhosa
All across the Eastern-Cape-Province of South Africa, you are likely to come across millions of people who speak with literal click sounds–the Xhosa people. Actually, Xhosa has a number of sub tribes that encapsulate it: Mpondo, Xesibe, Mpondomise, Thembu, Bhaca and Mfengu, with Mpondo being the most popular among them.

6. Hausa
The Hausa are one of the largest ethnic groups in Africa, as well as the largest in West African. In fact, it’s not only a racially diverse ethnic group in Africa, but culturally homogenous as well, encircling the people in the Sudanian and Sahelian areas of South-eastern Niger and Northern Nigeria, with a significant number living in Chad, Togo, Cote d’Ivoire, Sudan and Ghana. They have a restricted dress code: elaborate dresses for men with striking embroideries around the neck, and colourful caps commonly referred to as fula. For Hausa women, there’s the abaya wrapper, which consists of a colourful wrap cloth, a matching blouse, a shawl and a head tie.

7. Himba
Himba tribe, found in Northern Namibia—Kunene region, is basically made up of semi-nomadic pastoralists that comprises of approximately 20, 000 to 50, 000 aboriginals. They are famously known as the “Red People of Africa,” since they use red paste called otjize—a mixture of butter and red clay–to paint themselves red. Also noted in their village is the holy fire (Okuruwo), which is continuously kept alive to represent the ancestors who help them mediate with their God, Mukuru.

8. Oromo
The Oromo tribe is made up of people who inhabit the Southern part of Ethiopia, Northern Kenya and some parts of Somalia. It’s considered the largest ethnic group in Ethiopia, which accounts for about 35% of Ethiopia’s population. Basically, the Oromos speak Oromo Language—which is considered a Cushitic version of the Afro-Asiatic lingo.

9. Kalenjin
If you’re a serious fan of athletics, then you definitely know a word or two about this African tribe from the Western Highlands of Kenya. Originally, Kalenjins were referred to as the “Nandi speaking tribe” until early 1950s when they officially adopted the name Kalenjin. Since then, the tribe has consistently been giving birth to elite Marathon runners, making it one of the most popular tribes worldwide as far as athletics is concerned.

10. Chaga
Closing the list is the Chaga tribe from Tanzania. Traditionally, this tribe inhabit the Eastern slopes of Mount Meru and Mount Kilimanjaro, and are mainly concentrated around Moshi in Tanzania. In Tanzania, they are regarded as the first tribe to embrace Christianity during the colonial times, which in turn gave them a better access to advanced health care and education in Tanzania.
Mbege,viroba,grocery Kila kona,kuzikia nyumbani,vumbi sana nyekundu kiangazi,tope la hatari kipindi cha mvua,njaa,flat screen,mitindi mikubwa,miguu midenge ya baiskeli,
 
Point yangu ni kwamba Wachaga siyo Kabila kama ambavyo wengi hudhania bali ni jamii tofauti zinazoishi eneo moja na kuunganishwa kisiasa tangu Ukoloni na hii siyo wao tu bali sehemu nyingi hapa TZ ni hivyo hivyo tu!
Kwahiyo Ile lugha wanayoongea kule mgombani ww unaiitaje?
 
yaani nyinyi Ukabira utawatafuna sana!! yaani kila kitu mnaangalia kiukabira !! upuuzi sana huu hebu fanyeni mambo kwa fikira pana mkuu ukabira kaz yake ni matambiko tu mbona akiri zenu finyu
Well said bro..mbona wapare hawajisifii wakati nao wapo mkoa wa kilimanjaro
 
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