Vile Chuki ya Tanzania kwa Kenya was Institutionalized

Vile Chuki ya Tanzania kwa Kenya was Institutionalized

I foresee unification, each one of us will benefit, we will be better.
 
permanides said:
This narration is wrong footed. Since the days of the defunct community, there were serious issues betwen the highest political echelon in Kenya and Tanzania.
It's goes without saying that, through trickery, Kenya benefited the most from the assets of the erstwhile communituy- far beyond what they contributed.
Additionally, Kenya has been sabotaging Tanzanian economy times without number. All these events oscillate in the minds of the ordinary citizens. The matter is worsened by the attitude of most Kenyans who wrongly think they are far better compared to Tanzanians. All these paint Kenyans as enemies of the state.
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Skewed reasoning here, an outright fallacy
 
MWANAHARAMU said:
Nitamwamini yoyote ila sio nyang'au
Msilete story za miaka 19.
Ninyi mpaka Sasa hamuaminiki.

Mfano:Kulikuwa na mazungumzo ya pamoja kati ya east Africa na Marekani/Uingereza kuhusu biashara kipengele hasa Cha Kodi na Tarrifs na Jumuiya haikukubali.

Kilichotokea Kenya mkakubaliana nao na Uingereza Ili bidhaa zao zisitozwe Kodi na zenu kwenda kwao, huku mkipush east Africa common market ambayo Tanzania tulipinga.

Kama sio usaliti ni nini?
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Deluded mind., due to propaganda.
 
permanides said:
This narration is wrong footed. Since the days of the defunct community, there were serious issues betwen the highest political echelon in Kenya and Tanzania.
It's goes without saying that, through trickery, Kenya benefited the most from the assets of the erstwhile communituy- far beyond what they contributed.
Additionally, Kenya has been sabotaging Tanzanian economy times without number. All these events oscillate in the minds of the ordinary citizens. The matter is worsened by the attitude of most Kenyans who wrongly think they are far better compared to Tanzanians. All these paint Kenyans as enemies of the state.
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Kenya owned the biggest percentage while Tanzania struggle even to contribute needed resources then..,
 
We don't hate on you but It seems like every time Tanzania is mentioned, Kenya feels the need to interject. Whether it's about Tanzania's wildlife, with Kenyans claiming their safaris are better, or Zanzibar's beaches, with Kenyans arguing that Diani is cleaner, the conversation always seems to shift to Kenya. Even when simply acknowledging Tanzania's existence, Kenyans can't help but bring up their own economy.

This constant need for validation and attention from Kenya can be overwhelming, making it seem like Tanzania can't even exist without Kenya demanding to be the center of attention. However, it's essential to remember that Tanzania has its own unique history and contributions to the region.

For instance, Tanzania was a founding member of the Southern African Development Coordination Conference (SADCC) in 1980, which later became the Southern African Development Community (SADC). This move was aimed at reducing dependence on apartheid South Africa. Meanwhile, Kenya was focused on building relationships with Western countries.

As a result, Tanzania has earned certain perks, such as cheaper flights to South Africa and visa-free entry, which are not a result of favoritism but rather a recognition of its role in supporting liberation efforts in the region.

Rather than viewing Tanzania as a rival, Kenya should focus on promoting African unity and cooperation. Tanzania, on the other hand, could work on easing its visa rules to facilitate travel and exchange between the two countries.

Ultimately, both nations should strive to put an end to their bickering in online comment sections and work towards a more constructive and respectful dialogue.
 
Chamoto said:
We don't hate on you but It seems like every time Tanzania is mentioned, Kenya feels the need to interject. Whether it's about Tanzania's wildlife, with Kenyans claiming their safaris are better, or Zanzibar's beaches, with Kenyans arguing that Diani is cleaner, the conversation always seems to shift to Kenya. Even when simply acknowledging Tanzania's existence, Kenyans can't help but bring up their own economy.

This constant need for validation and attention from Kenya can be overwhelming, making it seem like Tanzania can't even exist without Kenya demanding to be the center of attention. However, it's essential to remember that Tanzania has its own unique history and contributions to the region.

For instance, Tanzania was a founding member of the Southern African Development Coordination Conference (SADCC) in 1980, which later became the Southern African Development Community (SADC). This move was aimed at reducing dependence on apartheid South Africa. Meanwhile, Kenya was focused on building relationships with Western countries.

As a result, Tanzania has earned certain perks, such as cheaper flights to South Africa and visa-free entry, which are not a result of favoritism but rather a recognition of its role in supporting liberation efforts in the region.

Rather than viewing Tanzania as a rival, Kenya should focus on promoting African unity and cooperation. Tanzania, on the other hand, could work on easing its visa rules to facilitate travel and exchange between the two countries.

Ultimately, both nations should strive to put an end to their bickering in online comment sections and work towards a more constructive and respectful dialogue.
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Kenyan Intelligentsia is a basketcase of psychological dysfunction.​
 
It's funny reading exaggerations from Kenyans on Tanzanians, it's really sad, just appalling.

Truth be told, Tanzanians don't hate Kenyans, and we have no problems with them at all, we welcome them here with open hands and treat them as friends but when we go there, it's a different story. Starting from the airport - you are treated like a thief when you are just passing there on your way to Europe or America. I believe most Kenyans have been fed lies and stupidity about Tanzania and its citizens. Tanzanians have no time for Kenya or Kenyans, where is this confusion coming from?
 
Jasmoni Tegga said:
I think it's time to be bluntly honest - ugumu wa maisha Tanzania na Kenya, na hakika, Afrika nzima, unafanana kabisa.

Hakuna wa kumcheka mwenzake.
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Hupajui Kenya wewe mpumbavu. Nchi hajitoshelezi kichakula na inategemea food imports na raia wake over 50% hawana ajira mlo mmpja wanatoa wapi?
 
Mnafiki Wa Kujitegemea said:
Kwamba ni Wakenya ndio waliohusika kwenye sakata la EPA, ESCROW, RICHMOND na hata kuwapandisha ndege twiga wetu?
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Bora hata TZ watu waliiiba EPA, RICHMOND, ESCROW.

Kenya ni nchi ya hisa na shareholders.

Hata ardhi ilishaibwa kitambo tu, wengine ni walipa kodi na wapangaji
 
REAL Comrade Kipepe said:
Wewe ni mpumbavu. Issues za East Africa tusome alichoandika mpumbavu toka Limpopo tena anaongea inshu zinatokea baba yake aikiwa na makamasi kila tundu la pua!


Wewe ni mpumbavu zaidi ya ndugu yako Walker.
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Ndio maana huwa unapuuzwa na hizo tweets zako. Open the quote and read.
 
mbongo_halisi said:
It's funny reading exaggerations from Kenyans on Tanzanians, it's really sad, just appalling.

Truth be told, Tanzanians don't hate Kenyans, and we have no problems with them at all, we welcome them here with open hands and treat them as friends but when we go there, it's a different story. Starting from the airport - you are treated like a thief when you are just passing there on your way to Europe or America. I believe most Kenyans have been fed lies and stupidity about Tanzania and its citizens. Tanzanians have no time for Kenya or Kenyans, where is this confusion coming from?
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1. Tanzanians don't hate Kenyans.
2. Tanzanians have no time for Kenya or Kenyans.

Yani huoni unajikanganya hapo?
 
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