Geza Ulole
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Kinachowaumiza roho upanuzi wa bandari yao uli-cost zaidi ya $2 bln wetu hardly $400 mln yet capacity haipishani hivyo! 😅Wewe ndio pumbavu kuliko wote hapa JF, Mimi nimekuletea mzigo uliopita bandari ya Mombasa 2017 alikua tani Milioni 22, kwa ukuaji wa 10% per year ungetumia akili ungeoata mwaka 2019 ni 25M tonnes.
Wewe unawasikiliza hao wajinga wakenya wanaosema wanategemea kupokea tani 31M. Wewe ndio zuzu kweli, hivi unawaamini wakenya waliotegemea kufikisha reli Malaba, kuweka umeme katika SGR yao, kujenga Greenfield terminal, kujenga 5 big stadia, na vyote vimeshindikina. Sasa wewe badala ya kuweka mizigo iliyopita bandari ya Mombasa mwaka 2018, wewe unaweka expectations za wajinga hao. Kwa taarifa yako, mzigo uliongezeka kwa 6.6% toka ule wa mwaka 2017.
Ume mmaliza Booty ass.. yupo busy na google ila haoni pakutokeaWewe ndio pumbavu kuliko wote hapa JF, Mimi nimekuletea mzigo uliopita bandari ya Mombasa 2017 alikua tani Milioni 22, kwa ukuaji wa 10% per year ungetumia akili ungeoata mwaka 2019 ni 25M tonnes.
Wewe unawasikiliza hao wajinga wakenya wanaosema wanategemea kupokea tani 31M. Wewe ndio zuzu kweli, hivi unawaamini wakenya waliotegemea kufikisha reli Malaba, kuweka umeme katika SGR yao, kujenga Greenfield terminal, kujenga 5 big stadia, na vyote vimeshindikina. Sasa wewe badala ya kuweka mizigo iliyopita bandari ya Mombasa mwaka 2018, wewe unaweka expectations za wajinga hao. Kwa taarifa yako, mzigo uliongezeka kwa 6.6% toka ule wa mwaka 2017.
Mombasa port is not competing with Dar.....There is no competition simply because Mombasa services Kenya and Dar services TZ. We both know which is the bigger economy. Hizo story mingi za Uganda, South Sudan Malawi etc will not change anything. Only way to beat MSA is if TZ beats Kenya and that will not happen in our generation!!!!Give us the data which shows that, in 2017 Mombasa cargo was 22M tonnes while Dar was 16M tonnes, and this before UN shifted to Tanzania, this gap is closing very fast. Remember, Malawi, Zambia, Rwanda and Burundi almost all their cargo go through Dar port, 20% of Uganda cargo go through Dar port, currently we are positioning ourselves to get part of Uganda cargo which contributes nearly 28% of all cargo of Mombasa port. Is not easy for Mombasa port to compete with Dar especially after Uganda and South Sudan has indicated to use Dar port instead of Mombasa
Kila wanachokifanya wanakosea, sijui wana matatizo gani hawa jamaa?Kinachowaumiza roho upanuzi wa bandari yao uli-cost zaidi ya $2 bln wetu hardly $400 mln yet capacity haipishani hivyo!
Hahahahaha, port ni biashara kama ilivyo biashara yoyote ile, ukifungua biashara unategemea upate Wateja wengi waweze kutumia hiyo port, ujinga wenu ndio sababu mchina akaona hamtoweza kulipa deni la SGR akakataa kuwapa pesa, huo uchumi mkubwa kwanini usionekane katika SGR ?.Mombasa port is not competing with Dar.....There is no competition simply because Mombasa services Kenya and Dar services TZ. We both know which is the bigger economy. Hizo story mingi za Uganda, South Sudan Malawi etc will not change anything. Only way to beat MSA is if TZ beats Kenya and that will not happen in our generation!!!!
CCM robots at the best denial naku argue kipuzi,naeza kueka articles kama Mia moja ziki indicate Mombasa ili handle 31milion tones but sijui utaenda kumwambia jiwe ninihttps://www.standardmedia.co.ke/article/2001302459/mombasa-port-registers-cargo-growthWewe ndio pumbavu kuliko wote hapa JF, Mimi nimekuletea mzigo uliopita bandari ya Mombasa 2017 alikua tani Milioni 22, kwa ukuaji wa 10% per year ungetumia akili ungeoata mwaka 2019 ni 25M tonnes.
Wewe unawasikiliza hao wajinga wakenya wanaosema wanategemea kupokea tani 31M. Wewe ndio zuzu kweli, hivi unawaamini wakenya waliotegemea kufikisha reli Malaba, kuweka umeme katika SGR yao, kujenga Greenfield terminal, kujenga 5 big stadia, na vyote vimeshindikina. Sasa wewe badala ya kuweka mizigo iliyopita bandari ya Mombasa mwaka 2018, wewe unaweka expectations za wajinga hao. Kwa taarifa yako, mzigo uliongezeka kwa 6.6% toka ule wa mwaka 2017.
Boss it is what it is!!!! Kenya is a bigger economy than TZ and that translates to cargo volumes. Dar to Kampala will never make more logistical sense than Mombasa to Kampala ata ukitumia ndege. Those other countries are clearly trivial and insignificant and you know it. Hizi hapa ni Kelele za chura. At the end of the day the numbers will speak for themselvesHahahahaha, port ni biashara kama ilivyo biashara yoyote ile, ukifungua biashara unategemea upate Wateja wengi waweze kutumia hiyo port, ujinga wenu ndio sababu mchina akaona hamtoweza kulipa deni la SGR akakataa kuwapa pesa, huo uchumi mkubwa kwanini usionekane katika SGR ?.
Ninyi ni failed state hamuwezi kupambana na Tanzania, tunajenga reli yetu kwa pesa yetu, tumewajengea Uganda, tutawajengea Rwanda na Burundi, ninyi endeleeni na kuomba bigger economy wakati hata kumalizia kipande cha SGR hadi Kisumu mumeshindwa.
Wimbo ni ulele wa sisiem failed state, imagine kuligana na ccm Kenya ni failed state yet port ya Kenya ni double Ile ya darHahahahaha, port ni biashara kama ilivyo biashara yoyote ile, ukifungua biashara unategemea upate Wateja wengi waweze kutumia hiyo port, ujinga wenu ndio sababu mchina akaona hamtoweza kulipa deni la SGR akakataa kuwapa pesa, huo uchumi mkubwa kwanini usionekane katika SGR ?.
Ninyi ni failed state hamuwezi kupambana na Tanzania, tunajenga reli yetu kwa pesa yetu, tumewajengea Uganda, tutawajengea Rwanda na Burundi, ninyi endeleeni na kuomba bigger economy wakati hata kumalizia kipande cha SGR hadi Kisumu mumeshindwa.
Mombasa handles twice Dar ..... simply because Kenyan economy is almost twice TZ. That’s the simple truth..... hizo story zingine za Uganda ni story tu!!! At the end of the day the numbers don’t lie!!!CCM robots at the best denial naku argue kipuzi,naeza kueka articles kama Mia moja ziki indicate Mombasa ili handle 31milion tones but sijui utaenda kumwambia jiwe ninihttps://www.standardmedia.co.ke/article/2001302459/mombasa-port-registers-cargo-growth
Uganda takes lion share of trade at Port of Mombasa - TradeMark East Africa
Talks between Kenya and Uganda when President Yoweri Museveni came visiting last week mainly focused on the Standard Gauge Railway (SGR) and operations at the Port of Mombasa. The main reason the two facilities took centre stage is obvious to see; the 2018 port transit report places Uganda as...www.trademarkea.com Mombasa port earns Sh45bn as SGR boosts business - TradeMark East Africa
Things are looking up for Mombasa port as a modernisation project and the Standard Gauge Railway (SGR) bring in more cash. The port earned Sh45.35 billion in 2018, an increase of Sh4 billion over the previous year’s Sh41.56 billion, as it handled a slightly higher number of containers. According...www.trademarkea.com Port of Mombasa Registers 9.8% Container Traffic Growth in 2018 - Kenyan Wall Street
The Port of Mombasa experienced a 9.8 per cent container traffic growth registering 1,306,283 twenty foot equivalent units - an inexact unit of cargo capacitykenyanwallstreet.com Port of Mombasa in Kenya - vesseltracker.com
AIS live ship tracking and vessel position data from the port Mombasa in Kenya by vesseltracker.com.www.vesseltracker.com
Usiwai compare hio Banda lenyu la kuku the THE mighty port of MombasaKinachowaumiza roho upanuzi wa bandari yao uli-cost zaidi ya $2 bln wetu hardly $400 mln yet capacity haipishani hivyo!
Mombasa port where new SGR cranes r not working!Usiwai compare hio Banda lenyu la kuku the THE mighty port of Mombasa
Cranes zinafanya kazi zile hazifanyi no zile za sgrMombasa port where new SGR cranes r not working!
Terminal mpya ili cost $300mln loan kutoka japan sijui huu uharo wa $2bln umetoa wapi....kama kawaida propaganda ya sisiemuKinachowaumiza roho upanuzi wa bandari yao uli-cost zaidi ya $2 bln wetu hardly $400 mln yet capacity haipishani hivyo!
Terminal mpya ili cost $300mln loan kutoka japan sijui huu uharo wa $2bln umetoa wapi....kama kawaida propaganda ya sisiemu
Kwa hiii article yako nionyeshe $2bn dollars iko wapi.....SHIPPING & LOGISTICS
KPA bets on Sh120bn expansion to retain regional hub status
TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 18, 2018 17:58
BY KAZUNGU SAMUEL
KPA managing director Daniel Manduku. FILE PHOTO | NMG
The Kenya Ports Authority (KPA) has engaged in an ambitious Sh120 billion expansion in a bid to protect its position as the region's biggest port facility.
Speaking in an exclusive interview with Shipping, KPA managing director Daniel Manduku said the organisation is seeking to fight competition from the port of Dar er salaam.
Currently KPA is undertaking the construction of the Sh20 billion Shimoni port, the Sh40 billion new Kipevu Oil Terminal, the construction of the Sh30 billion second container terminal at the Port of Mombasa and the construction of the Sh30 billion Dongo Kundu free trade port.
Reports indicate that importers from Rwanda, Uganda and Burundi and other Great Lakes region countries are slowly shifting to the Port of Dar es salaam.
"Everyone looks for good business opportunities and we know that the Rwandan market is growing," said Dr Manduku. He said Tanzania is an alternative corridor for importers in the Great Lakes region, and Kenya has no choice but to be competitive.
"...being in the East African region and being alive to the fact that we have alternative corridor puts us in an awkward position because now we must constantly be ahead of the game,” said Dr Manduku.
The MD disclosed that the building of the Sh20 Shimoni Port along the Kenya/Tanzania border is awaiting the public partnership approval.
The fishing port of Shimoni is one of the 11 small facilities that KPA wants to develop countrywide in an ambitious multi-billion shillings programme
Dr Manduku said the construction of Shimoni port will be through the public private partnership (PPP).
“We want to make Shimoni Port a fishing port so we will build a multi-purpose berth that will incorporate fishing and handle other cargo. We will also do cold storage facilities at Shimoni and value addition facilities, including fish processing facilities,” the MD said.
He said the port in Kwale is for handling fish, but will be graded to handle other imports.
The construction of the Sh40 billion Kipevu Oil Terminal(KOT) will be undertaken by China Communication Construction Company.
The new modern terminal will have the capacity to handle four vessels of up to 100,000 DWT (Dead Weight Tonne), with a Liquid Petroleum Gas (LPG) line.
“We are soon embarking on the construction of Kipevu Oil Terminal for the discharge of fuel to the tanks owned by the Kenya Pipeline Corporation and other oil companies. The project will cost about USD400 million (Sh40 billion),” he said
“The KOT will supplement the two facilities that are Shimanzi oil terminal, a small one, and the old Kipevu terminal. The Kipevu terminal is very old, so we want to do a new one,” said Dr Manduku.
KPA has also started the construction of the second container terminal at the Port of Mombasa through a Sh30 billion loan from Japan International Cooperation Agency(JICA).
“We completed construction of the first phase of the second container terminal. This phase brings on board an additional capacity of 550,000 twenty feet equivalent units (TEUS) every year,” he said.
“We are optimistic that the construction of the second phase will also bring an additional capacity of 450,000 containers of twenty feet equivalent units (TEUS) containers. Both phase one and phase two will have a total capacity of one million TEUS by 2021.”
The MD said all commercial contracts have been signed and the contractor is already on site.
“The second phase was a loan of Sh30 billion from JICA. We are soon breaking the ground. All the commercial contracts have been signed and the contractor is already on site. With that, both phase one and two will have a capacity of one million TEUS. Overall we want to grow the total capacity of this port to 2.1 million TEUS by 2022,” said Dr Manduku.
The building of the first berth of the about Sh30 billion Dongo Kundu free port and economic zone is also set to start soon, giving a lifeline to hundreds of youths who had lost jobs following ferrying of goods via Standard Gauge Railway.
The feasibility study by the Japan International Cooperation Agency(JICA) is about to be finalised.
“In conjunction with the Trade and Industrialisation ministry, we identified 3,000 acres of land owned by KPA where we shall develop a Free Economy Zone (FEZ),” Dr Manduku said. KPA said it will also launch the construction of the first berth of Dongo Kundu port.
The port will be connected to the second phase of the Sh30 billion Dongo Kundu bypass which is undertaken through the Mombasa port Development Project.
“In developing the Special Economic Zones, we shall be setting room and encouraging the private sector to come up and set up industries. The targeted area is enough to accommodate about 1,000 industries,” he said. The FEZ will also have conferencing facilities, to tap into the hospitality sector, says KPA ’s head of corporate development and strategy Martin Mutuku.
Dr Manduku said with some of the cargo delivered through the port of Mombasa going to Nairobi, the Dongo Kundu port will provide an opportunity for locals to venture in the area.
KPA bets on Sh120bn expansion to retain regional hub status
The Kenya Ports Authority (KPA) has engaged in an ambitious Sh120 billion expansion in a bid to protect its position as the region's biggest port facility.www.businessdailyafrica.com
Ndivyo unavyojidanganya hivyo!buda Rwandese,congolese and Burundians use Mombasa Port More than they use Dar
Tshisekedi inabidi aandaliwe mkutano na wakongo wanaoishi Tanzania ili apate kujua jinsi raia wake walivyojaa na wanavyoenjoy hapa TzInabidi walau 40% ya mizigo ya UG ipite dar,
Again the good news is Rais wa DR Congo anakuja kesho..
Hahahahaha, mbona SGR ilishindikana, au hiyo bigger economy ni kwa ajili ya bandari peke yake?. Ninyi mlipowekwa katika kundi la "failed states" sababu kubwa ni uwezo wenu wa kufanya analysis, akili zenu ni mbovu sana, Uganda inafanya biashara gani kubwa kushinda mzigo wa Copper toka Zambia na DRC inayotumia Dar port?.Boss it is what it is!!!! Kenya is a bigger economy than TZ and that translates to cargo volumes. Dar to Kampala will never make more logistical sense than Mombasa to Kampala ata ukitumia ndege. Those other countries are clearly trivial and insignificant and you know it. Hizi hapa ni Kelele za chura. At the end of the day the numbers will speak for themselves