Wuoche:
Nairobi.

Acadavah:


Really!! Mombasa? Nairobi City is like 696km^2 and Mombasa like 294km^2. If you join them together they can't even reach Dar es salaam size of 1393km^2 and you want to compare Dar with Mombasa.

samorobo:


They always want to compete and copy TZ...

Why are they so he'll bent on Impressing you guys..

Kazikazi:
That is a rocket science to all kiberans

Kazikazi:
Let start on public transportation. Do you have these kinds of roads dedicated for BRT? Do u have? Do u?
Are u in this level?

Just30:
DAr street and pavements are way better than those of nairobi

gallivant:


To compete with big brother. It's the same reason you floated Bagamoyo port unfortunately your creditors are not fools.

Stevoh18:


You call that white man a CBD

I expected to an aerial view like the one you previously posted....not a 50m Street photo

Kazikazi:
Geez..!
Dude,Phase 1 is about 80% complete.Phase 2 is close to 30% currently. Are u claiming the remaining 20% of phase 1 needs over a billion to been completed? What is your problem anyway?

FYI,the government took a loan for phase 2! And the money is from dernmark and swiss government not standard charted. Your standard charted just orchestrated the whole deal.And I think its none of ya business if we take loans for development projects

samorobo:



I am glad you can finally say the bolded, cos most of your fellas have been in complete and absolute denial..They can't believe TZ is finally leaving them in the dust...

Kazikazi they can't believe the height TZ is rolling on..

68816419:
Tanzania now catches up with Kenya in infrastructure projects

The Africa Construction Trends Report (2019) by Consultancy firm Deloitte released in January, shows that both Kenya and Tanzania recorded g 51 projects in 2019. Tanzania’s total share of projects by value is 41.2% (US$60.3bn), making it the largest contributor
towards East Africa’s total project value.

Although Kenya has one of the most valuable infrastructure projects in the pipeline, the country accounts for only 24.6% (US$36bn) of the region’s total project value.

Overall the total number of projects in East Africa rose by 30.9% between
2018 and 2019, with the region currently recording 182 projects under construction.

Now east Africa countries;Burundi, Comoros, Djibouti, Eritrea, Ethiopia, Kenya, Rwanda, Seychelles, Somalia, Tanzania and Uganda n accounts for 40.3% of projects across the continent and 29.5% of the value.

The total value of construction projects increased by 67.6% between 2018 and 2019, from US$87bn to US$146bn. The increase stemmed from investments in large infrastructure projects within the Transport and Oil & Gas sectors, such as Phase II of the Kenya Standard Gauge Railway Project and Tanzania’s new Likong’o-Mchinga LNG plant. The LNG plant, worth US$30bn, has become the most valuable project in the region.

The Transport sector continues to take the lead within the sectoral break down by value. The sector accounted for 30% (US$44bn) of the region’s total projects by value, followed by Oil & Gas (27.5%) and then the Energy & Power (20.9%) sectors.

East Africa has encountered several transport infrastructure challenges in the past years, thus making Transport investments a priority to ensure a reliable transportation network. As a result, the sector recorded the highest number of projects (69 projects out of 182), followed by the Energy & Power sector with 40 projects (22%) and Real Estate with 35 projects (19.2%).

The high number of transport projects came from investments in rail, road and airport projects. Numerous East African-based airports have launched expansion projects to cater for the rapidly growing passenger and cargo traffic volumes.

One of these airport expansion plans, currently under construction, is the Bole International Airport Expansion Project in Ethiopia, will make Ethiopia the largest airport aviation hub in Africa.35 Such cross-border infrastructure projects demonstrate East Africa’s commitment to boost regional integration.

Owned by government
Projects in East Africa are mainly owned by Government (79.1%), while Private Domestic companies own 6.6%. Various East African governments have played a significant role in boosting infrastructure development.

This has occurred from country-specific as well as regional developmental policy initiatives such as the East African Community (EAC) Development Strategy. The EAC Development Strategy aims to support East Africa in becoming a competitive and sustainable lower middle income region by 2021, and also highlights infrastructure development as one of its regional priorities.

Funding
East Africa relies on external funding for most infrastructure projects. The region’s project funding is dominated by China (20.9%; down from 25.9% last year), while Governments account for 13.7% of total funding.

International and African DFIs also play a significant role in East Africa’s project funding, accounting for 13.2% and 12.6%, respectively. Ongoing and upcoming regional infrastructure projects have attracted various development financiers.

The African Development Bank (AfDB), for example, has shown interest by introducing the East Africa Regional Integration Strategy Paper (EA RISP), which outlines a roadmap to accelerate regional integration through infrastructure development over a five-year period (2018-22).

samorobo:




Yes..so correct...

SUFFERInSMILIIN:


Last picture is cotonou Benin Republic. I know that place very well busted red-handed

samorobo:


You want to know what nuisance is... nuisance is you guys constantly clinging to the mistake made by that flyer man on Ghana beyond aid program......

Nuisance will be you guys getting angry that they are now returning the favour even though theirs is more rational to the ears...

68816419:
Vs Top "Real Businesses " richest people in Kenya(Little India colony[b][/b] )

vaxx1:
while China continuous loan to kenya remain your only means of survival...

now you are in problem '"" since The contract relating to the loan agreement also stipulates that Kenya must buy Chinese “goods by forced, the technology and its services.

Your goverment can't even disclosed the term of the contract with you animals without Shanghai and Beijing consent.

Just30:


im laughing

the guy that write like a class 2 kid,with limited vocabs ?

Kazikazi:
Those are interesting comments.So,what did he study in " oxford"?

vaxx1:

MumuCountry:
Waaaaa look. Upon all the mouth mouth these stvpid kenyans make, they still run to Ghana for knowledge and expertise. Chai. Where are the foolish Kenyans?

Kazikazi:
You are right.Kenya has minerals ( or natural resourses)but not as much as the likes of DRC or Angola.
Kenya has
Coal
Iron ores
Oil
Kaolins
Gold
Geothermal
Fluorspar
Soda ash
Niobiums
Etc.

Kazikazi:
You are right.Kenya has minerals ( or natural resourses)but not as much as the likes of DRC or Angola.
Kenya has
Coal
Iron ores
Oil
Kaolins
Gold
Geothermal
Fluorspar
Soda ash
Niobiums
Etc.

Kazikazi:
So should we allow the poarchers to enter Serengeti and destroy the world's great wonder of animal migration? That will be the end of Masai Mara!

Am surprised when guys wants to see infrastructure but they are mistaking it by saying development! Why can't folks understand that tourism employs more guys than mining? Or extraction sector?

If I post Tz development, will they be able to remain calm? Jealous will kill them.How can I start talking of electric sgr to guys who are even struggling having diesel locomotives?
Hahaha

Kazikazi:
You crazy?
Why can't you add these top floors which are unseen in your picture?
And give me a list of completed 30+ towers! Don't bring unfinished buildings.
I repeat Tanzania has more completed 30+ towers than kenya

68816419:
Nigeria as the first black nation to design and build its own satellite got a contract from the European country, Belarus, to manage their satellite programme for the next 10 years. Nigerian engineers and NigComSat will get $400,000 yearly to the nation. Great minds from here.

Shma:
Nairobi..

Kazikazi:
These are unproven allegations. Anyone can talk anything, anyhow, but what matters is the truth.Can you prove it? Can you name any school?
Or are you just dreaming?
Show me your high school leavers who teach in Tz

Kazikazi:
The arguments started when a certain kiberan claimed,best schools in Tz are owned and taught by Kenyans.I disagreed.
I showed him our number one school, International school of Tanganyika which is mostly not only taught by whites but its almost white on everything. Upon seeing this truth,the goalposts have been changed. Now you are claiming about schools taught by Kenyan dropout.Can you prove? Can you give me the names of teachers and the schools they teach?

Kazikazi:
You lack thinking capacity.Can a best school in united republic lack money for placing their ads in best platiform?
Surely,a best school can't use a bedsheet( I mean a cloth) for adverts!
Best schools in Tz aren't taught by kiberans.Most best schools are having white teachers

vaxx1:
if there is nestle product in kenya then automatically kenya is consuming Ghana cocoa . And there is no way you wlll not consume Ghana cocoa unless you don't eat chocolate or drink chocolate product cus Ghana alongside cote devoire produce the 70 percent of the world cocoa beans..


in south Korea and Japan. some chocolate company market their product using Ghana tag....



https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AtBxCAZfeaQ
Vaxx,no harm in that,not only cocoa but we use rubber too and that's the meaning of international trade;rem US import the rare earth mineral from china for its weapon industry etc