So BRT has gone for this ugly buses from Nairobi

[mwaswast]

Hapa naona mchezo wa kulambana mk#nd# yani Tanzania kuilamba Kenya na South Africa kulambwa na Kenya so kwa maoni yangu Tanzania wamekuwa bottom feeders.

 

[Bantugbro]

TZ inatekeleza protokali ya EAC common market kivitendo, kama bidhaa inapatikana within the community na inakidhi viwango then inapewa kipaumbele cha procurement. Cha kushangaza wa KE hawaoni hilo wanakwenda SA kununua mabasi ya hovyo ili kupata kitu kidogo...

 

[Prince Chapee]

Cha juu ni kawaida kwenye nchi hizi hata ukifanya assembling nyumbani, nimekua kwenye consultancy kwenye miradi ya hizi serikali za EAC na huwa hamna jinsi ya kukwepa cha juu. Kwanza makampuni ya kutoka nje ndio huwa vigumu kutoa hiyo 10%, lakini ya ndani hukimbilia kutoa hata kama hawajaombwa.

Hata hivyo nimesikitika sana kuona viongozi wetu wanaofikiria kwa kutumia ubongo ulioganda, wanaagiza mabasi SA, yaani big four tutafanikisha vipi kama tutaendeshwa kwa pumba.

upo sahihi sana

 

[Prince Chapee]

Cha juu ni kawaida kwenye nchi hizi hata ukifanya assembling nyumbani, nimekua kwenye consultancy kwenye miradi ya hizi serikali za EAC na huwa hamna jinsi ya kukwepa cha juu. Kwanza makampuni ya kutoka nje ndio huwa vigumu kutoa hiyo 10%, lakini ya ndani hukimbilia kutoa hata kama hawajaombwa.

Hata hivyo nimesikitika sana kuona viongozi wetu wanaofikiria kwa kutumia ubongo ulioganda, wanaagiza mabasi SA, yaani big four tutafanikisha vipi kama tutaendeshwa kwa pumba.

 

[NairobiWalker]

The problem with bongolalas is they are slow. Tushawaambia these are not the BRT buses but ordinary high capacity buses that have always plied the Nairobi roads na bado mnaongea. Mhariri Silencer Active Reserved PainKiller please, fungeni hii thread. Ina mada potovu.

 

[Mwanzi1]

jamaa anazungumza ni kama aliongea na tour operators wote wa Kenya au ndiye spokesman wa kenya tour operators...hawa jamaa ni wavivu wa kufanya research

Jamaa anakuja na statement haimake sense ukimuuliza aprove anakwambia nenda katafute proof. Yaani unaongea tu ujinga bila kupiga research.

Haya maneno ya chini chini waacheni wapaka poda, ogena na wanaunwe mwezako bila uwoga.
The whole tour operators from Kenya to South Africa wanajua wapi pakwemda wakitala tout vans. Ni nyinyi nja nja ndio hamjuwi.

 

[Lewis254]

TZ inatekeleza protokali ya EAC common market kivitendo, kama bidhaa inapatikana within the community na inakidhi viwango then inapewa kipaumbele cha procurement. Cha kushangaza wa KE hawaoni hilo wanakwenda SA kununua mabasi ya hovyo ili kupata kitu kidogo...

Still within The African Continental Free Trade Area

 

[Mwamba028]

Inafanana na ikarus yetu ya mwaka 1982.View attachment 788213

Aisee kweli hii ni UGLY bus

 

[t-time]

why do u guys choose that ugly buses ?we can still sell kenya nice and beautiful buses for their BRT .they can choose designs from our different brt buses

 

[Freddie998]

why do u guys choose that ugly buses ?we can still sell kenya nice and beautiful buses for their BRT .they can choose designs from our different brt buses

Sell us what you imported too?? Nigga!! Ati design. Hahaa. Were they designed in your country?

 

[t-time]

these 1 is GO GEORGE in the western cape

these 1 is pretoria ones

or JHB brt

east rand one

port elizabeth

 

[t-time]

Sell us what you imported too?? Nigga!! Ati design. Hahaa. Were they designed in your country?

they are built here in SA , maybe other brands are imported but we mostly use what is been built in the country

 

[Freddie998]

they are built here in SA , maybe other brands are imported but we mostly use what is been built in the country

Ooh. Thought you were a Tanzanian

 

[Kafrican]

Even if we we import from SA, we should have atleast imported them in parts so that we can assemble them locally, do the paint work...and used localy made tires...atleast it will keep some few folks gainfully employed... And keep some of that money circulating within the economy.

But anyway, on the flip side, its good to see Africans importing manufactured goods from each other rather than enriching China or EU...

 

[REDEEMER.]

Even if we we import from SA, we should have atleast imported them in parts so that we can assemble them locally, do the paint work...and used localy made tires...atleast it will keep some few folks gainfully employed... And keep some of that money circulating within the economy.

But anyway, on the flip side, its good to see Africans importing manufactured goods from each other rather than enriching China or EU...

we should have atleast imported them in parts so that we can assemble them locally, do the paint work...and used localy made tires...atleast it will keep some few folks gainfully employed... And keep some of that money circulating within the economy.

So your problem is those busses to be painted and using SA tires are what makes you loosing bigger chop.?

Stop arguing nonsense you want to import those busses in parts not whole smh, unatumia kichwa cha kuku kufikiri

 

[Tembomtata]

Mabasi yote yanayotengenezwa East Africa hayafanyiwi galvanisation, ukitaka kujua hilo angalia magari ya magereza. Kama yalivyo nakutu magari ya magereza yale mabus ndivyo yatakavyo kuwa mabus hayo ya BRT yatakayotengenezwa Kenya

 

[Jay456watt]

no no no it is very wrong for Kenya to buy from SA....we can assemble our own buses here at home even if we were to import spare parts...I'd rather we give Isuzu Kenya and LSHS that job than export jobs to SA...

 

[Jay456watt]

we should have atleast imported them in parts so that we can assemble them locally, do the paint work...and used localy made tires...atleast it will keep some few folks gainfully employed... And keep some of that money circulating within the economy.

So your problem is those busses to be painted and using SA tires are what makes you loosing bigger chop.?

Stop arguing nonsense you want to import those busses in parts not whole smh, unatumia kichwa cha kuku kufikiri

kuna kampuni zinazotegeneza bodies tayari...so cha ku import ni engine peke yake...