mtisTheQubit:

true...if only we can have a governor who got balls to invest more on ths...peopel talk great about kibwana but seriously his people need irrigation more than roads...roads are also good if i may add

Whats ya beef with prof dude Last time I heard he was being fronted as a suitable contender for house on the hill

tylann:


Governor kibwana is doing well maybe his priorities are not your priorities
Governor oparanya is also doing great

Have you seen the list of best performing governors

Waititu is the worst

yes prof is doing great in some areas like health ...its only that i think more effort should be placed on irrigation ..

TayserMahri:


By train or by what?

By pipeline

TayserMahri:


Whats ya beef with prof dude Last time I heard he was being fronted as a suitable contender for house on the hill

no beef ,actually the guy is doing wonders.. but kambaland need water asap...they got massive fertile land but water is the problem..two main rivers (tana an athi ) pass through the area

TayserMahri:

You too know it

mtisTheQubit:

yes prof is doing great in some areas like health ...its only that i think more effort should be placed on irrigation ..

Makueni is doing great in terms of agriculture but it needs improvement

gallivant:


Why can't a Tanzanian win the coveted best teacher in the world, address Congress and give his money for education of the whole community? When are you bongolalas going to have long term goals for Tanzanians? Just wondering.

Just win those theoretical awards! Tanzanians are winning engineering awards.We don't like theories
We will bring this guy back home to start commercial production of planes

TayserMahri:


First of all when you donate to the charities a huge chunk of it usually goes to the fat cats, those who run NGOs live like kings in case you didnt know. So dont believe that 100 % of the money goes to help that abandoned child or widow. Secondly, charities rarely invest money. Their work is to seek money like clockwork...

Tayser there is something unexplained when you give out..example for me if i meet those street beggars with kids i give them something knowing that they might be faking it but the look at the kids just forces me just do it an i feel good..funny but i feel a sense of satisfaction
Tabichi guy views the world in a more simplified manner...its just us who just make stuff more complicated.. tenda wema nenda zako

TayserMahri:


Whats ya beef with prof dude Last time I heard he was being fronted as a suitable contender for house on the hill

Prof will be good for Kenya or oparanya

TayserMahri:


First of all when you donate to the charities a huge chunk of it usually goes to the fat cats, those who run NGOs live like kings in case you didnt know. So dont believe that 100 % of the money goes to help that abandoned child or widow. Secondly, charities rarely invest money. Their work is to seek money like clockwork...

Not all NGO's oparates in the same way.There are those which do entrepreneurship programs for communities.

Kazikazi:
Just win those theoretical awards! Tanzanians are winning engineering awards.We don't like theories
We will bring this guy back home to start commercial production of planes

ok kazi whats with ths fellow you keep on posting..is it that Tz got only one engineer or what..

Kazikazi:
By pipeline

Talk of drilling into one of the aquifers under the desert. We have oil pipelines to construct for now.

mtisTheQubit:

no beef ,actually the guy is doing wonders.. but kambaland need water asap...they got massive fertile land but water is the problem..two main rivers (tana an athi ) pass through the area

It is long since hunger struck kambaland

You need to buy generators and irrigate your farms mtis

Kazikazi:
Just win those theoretical awards! Tanzanians are winning engineering awards.We don't like theories
We will bring this guy back home to start commercial production of planes

We don't care about Tanzanians. Tanzanians should reciprocate and get off our shadow. Do your own thing without trying to compete with us because history has proven you wrong. About the Tanzanian engineer good for him but you won't see any Kenyan lecturing him on how to spend his fortunes. Now go post some mountains in peace. Thanks.

mtisTheQubit:

no beef ,actually the guy is doing wonders.. but kambaland need water asap...they got massive fertile land but water is the problem..two main rivers (tana an athi ) pass through the area

I heard there is a bigly dam being done in Kambaland. Is it not in his county?

mtisTheQubit:

ok kazi whats with ths fellow you keep on posting..is it that Tz got only one engineer or what..

He is trying to out do a Kenyan winning in America. He simply can't stand it.

JaceBlaze:
You too know it

I know man. Coolest meme

tylann:


It is long since hunger struck kambaland

You need to buy generators and irrigate your farms mtis

its not about hunger tyllan..look if irrigation was implemented in kambaland it will became the food basket of Kenya..they got massive idle land which is fertile..Unlike in some areas Rift valley where harvest is done once per year ,the climate can allow twice or thrice harvesting

TayserMahri:


I heard there is a bigly dam being done in Kambaland. Is it not in his county?

yap something like that but more is needed..

gallivant:


He is trying to out do a Kenyan winning in America. He simply can't stand it.

seriously kazi beef is about the Kenyan guy standing next to Trump..pathetic..

mtisTheQubit:

seriously kazi beef is about the Kenyan guy standing next to Trump..pathetic..

Pathetic indeed.

mtisTheQubit:

seriously kazi beef is about the Kenyan guy standing next to Trump..pathetic..

Do u think I care much about a white house? I only want to open your eyes on our engineering acumen.

TayserMahri:


Talk of drilling into one of the aquifers under the desert. We have oil pipelines to construct for now.

You can't ignore agriculture for little oil of Turkana. Oil is for a time but agriculture will last for ages! Its foolish to think only oil can solve the poverty issues of kenyans

Kazikazi:
Do u think I care much about a white house? I only want to open your eyes on our engineering acumen.

Why do you need to show Kenyans your engineering and agricultural acumen? Do you do the same with South Africans, Angolans etc? Can't you see you and other bongolalas have an unhealthy obsession with Kenya?

Kazikazi:
You can't ignore agriculture for little oil of Turkana. Oil is for a time but agriculture will last for ages! Its foolish to think only oil can solve the poverty issues of kenyans

Why don't you show us your electric trains before you lecture us on stuff you have no clue about?

gallivant:


Why do you need to show Kenyans your engineering and agricultural acumen? Do you do the same with South Africans, Angolans etc? Can't you see you and other bongolalas have an unhealthy obsession with Kenya?

Kazi has this deeply held belief that Kenyans dont acknowledge anything Tanzania has.

mtisTheQubit:

yap something like that but more is needed..

alright my dude, lakini wacha uchokozi mchokozi wewe

Kenya we are all on the same boat, your country is not safe as well ...Kenyan your supposedly liveable nairoslum is said to be less liveable than Mogadishu, Tripoli, Syria but according to the UN. Influenced EIU list nairoslum is more liveable than the hose cities... kenyans the cookers

Survey ranks Kenya 7th ‘most dangerous’ country to live in
Tuesday September 17 2019

A new survey done by InterNations, a global community and information site for people who live and work abroad and published by Forbes, has ranked Kenya the 7th ‘most dangerous’ country to live in, in the world.




BY Hilary Kimuyu

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A new survey done by InterNations, a global community and information site for people who live and work abroad and published by Forbes, has ranked Kenya the 7th ‘most dangerous’ country to live in, in the world.

The results are part of InterNations’s latest Exparts Insider Survey, a comprehensive report on what it’s like to live and work abroad in 64 countries around the world.

For the 2019 survey, InterNations polled 20,259 expats representing 182 nationalities and living in 187 countries or territories, covering topics such as quality of life, cost of living, personal finance and more.

According to the report, Nairobi is a more dangerous place to live in compared to Mogadishu, Syria, Tripoli, Baghdad, Bujumbura and Kabul in Afghanistan.

Majority of respondents complained that Kenyan streets feel unsafe and they cannot go out for walks freely as they wish as one has to be vigilant.

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A Danish expat, according to Forbes, complained that walking around Kenyan streets is a ‘No’ for them and that they have to drive or be driven everywhere.

Another expert from Croatian said that foreigners in Kenya are easily conned, if not robbed as there already exists a notion among Kenyans that foreigners are wealthy.

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Police officers demanding bribe on non-existing charges was also mentioned as another contributor that has Kenya ranking so high on the most dangerous places to live.

“The roads are in an awful state, traffic is just terrible, and the city is dirty!” another expat said.

Brazil was ranked as the most dangerous country, with South Africa, which has recently been rocked by xenophobic attacks, coming second.

Nigeria was third while Peru came in fourth, India was fifth followed by Turkey and Argentina in that order.

Egypt, at position eight, is considered unsafe because of political instability while the Dominican Republic, at position nine, lacks security according to expats.

Colombia was ranked 10th with expats complaining of cases of robbery and personal safety.

TayserMahri:


Kazi has this deeply held belief that Kenyans dont acknowledge anything Tanzania has.

Unfortunately it only exposes their weaknesses and envy.

samorobo:
Kenya we are all on the same boat, your country is not safe as well ...Kenyan your supposedly liveable nairoslum is said to be less liveable than Mogadishu, Tripoli, Syria but according to the UN. Influenced EIU list nairoslum is more liveable than the hose cities... kenyans the cookers

We are not in the same boat Sammy, not even close.

jonraid2:
Two Kenyans were affected,no one died! Probably they were physically targeted or their shops looted! I've not seen an official report saying that two Kenyans died.You can prove it to me,I'm ready to learn!

Really but your lady said two kenyans were brutally killed while no Nigerian lost his live



https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hR1srBxoZJM

tylann:


No Kenyan died continue dreaming

If no Nigerian has lost blood why all this drama of evacuating Nigerians

Just shut your mouth and stop crying..pay attention to this video and listen to how sad she was on your govt ignorance to those deceased kenyans who lost their innocent lives during the xenophobic attacks.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hR1srBxoZJM

@bolded it is because our govt cares about the lives of its citizens in a foreign land sadly I can't say the same of yours who let you die like chickens in the hand of your gods(south Africans)...bootlickers