Kazikazi:
Bro,blame our history and geographical area.We are close to the middle east and Asia.We had more Arabs and Indians who settled in East Africa than west Africa.We intermarried with them.Their offspring are here,running their life just like fellow 'darkies'.

In Tanzania,we had political parties which was gunning for independence which were supported by the so called Asians.In islands of Zanzibar, The Afro_Shiraz party was a party formed by darkies and Asians! And the independence was gained.

In other ways,we may say,east Africa isn't totally a darkies region as your west Africa.The Asians arrived in east Africa centuries ago even before some of 'Bantu' tribes arrived.We have 127 tribes in Tanzania,but not all of them are Bantus.

Most of the richest guys in Tanzania are from the offspring of Arab settlers and Indians. And most Arabs are in oil business,thanks to their middle eastern lineages.. and thanks to our landlocked nations who are importing oil through east Africa.


The issue at hand is..what should we do when this offsprings of Asians becomes successful? Or what can Tanzania or east Africa do to help darkies be more successful than Asians? Incentives may be?

Whats a darkie? Talk for Tanzania only, slowpoke. Who is 'we'? Don't involve us in your stupidity. Thanks in advance.

tlann:
why does my opinion pain you so much just mind your business

As far as we are not in kenyaland, I want mind my business

An ordinary Kenyan telling me to mind my business

Kenyanstar:

Giant of Africa my yansh
I just showed our lions your comment and this is what they did

you lions should also laugh at your Fx foreign reserve.
hahaha

darfay:



As far as we are not in kenyaland, I want mind my business

An ordinary Kenyan telling me to mind my business

then block me from nairaland just back off

Kazikazi:
Tanzania
School games

Dar beats Nairobi anytime anyday

Kudos to Tz the super power of East Africa


If you sneeze Kenya catches cold

Igbobyblood:
shut up

Guy hope you know I'm Nigerian?


And I detest Kenya as much as you do.

Do you know that insecure broke and unpopular kid in school that always like comparing itself with the big dog in school..

That's the problem with Kenyas.

Go down to your level.compare yourself with all these Mali, Chad,niger, Zimbabwe,ghana, and co.

You'll never be up to us

darfay:



Guy hope you know I'm Nigerian?


And I detest Kenya as much as you do.

oh sorry wrong quote

NairobiWalker:


Are you going to ignore the part from your useless source that says 70% of Nigerians live below poverty line while in Kenya it's just 36%?

shut up

tlann:
then block me from nairaland just back off

An ordinary Kenyan

Igbobyblood:
Do you know that insecure broke and unpopular kid in school that always like comparing itself with the big dog in school..

That's the problem with Kenyas.

Go down to your level.compare yourself with all these Mali, Chad,niger, Tanzania,ghana, and co.

You'll never be up to us

You're breaking Kazikazi 's heart again. He wants to be friends with you so bad.

68816419:

you lions should also laugh at your Fx foreign reserve.
hahaha

What's the point of a large foreign reserve when you have the second lowest life expectancy on the continent? Furthermore, relative to population, your foreign reserve is just as big as Kenya's.

NairobiWalker:


You're breaking Kazikazi 's heart again. He wants to be friends with you so bad.

ati you will never be up to us kwani nani anadai kufanana nao

NairobiWalker:


You're breaking Kazikazi 's heart again. He wants to be friends with you so bad.

I hope you are not meaning a south African "sasol"

Igbobyblood:
Do you know that insecure broke and unpopular kid in school that always like comparing itself with the big dog in school..

That's the problem with Kenyas.

Go down to your level.compare yourself with all these Mali, Chad,niger, Tanzania,ghana, and co.

You'll never be up to us

@Kazikazi, backups from you is no longer needed by the capital of poverty

Igbobyblood:
Do you know that insecure broke and unpopular kid in school that always like comparing itself with the big dog in school..

That's the problem with Kenyas.

Go down to your level.compare yourself with all these Mali, Chad,niger, Tanzania,ghana, and co.

You'll never be up to us

Tanzania? No way.No one starved to death in Tanzania.Tanzania is food sufficient. Let them compare with other hunger striken nations!

Kur17:


@Kazikazi, backups from you is no longer needed by the capital of poverty

It means the Job is done.A real job!

Jonraid:
FCB Mihrab ,Kilimani,Nairobi

We all know Nigerian buildings to be boxy ugly structures with no soul.There is no sophisticated architectural touch in them!

if only about 10% of Nairobi buildings and the CBD are owned by aboriginal Kenyans.

I have researched about how Kenyans are still subjected to control by their colonial Masters.

Its a pity that Kenyan blacks don't have total control over the CBD.

An article says top notch estates in Nairobi are exclusive to the Whites.What a shame.

AND

we are tired of one section of Nairobi

Kazikazi:
It means the Job is done.A real job!

For sure, u've done a great job for Nigeria... "You'll never be up to us" your Nigerian masters tells you as a send off tocken

tlann:
ati you will never be up to us kwani nani anadai kufanana nao

who would want to be like Nigeria surely?

Kazikazi:
Tanzania? No way.No one starved to death in Tanzania.Tanzania is food sufficient. Let them compare with other hunger striken nations!

sorry I wanted to say Zimbabwe.

Tanzania is better than Kenya, their women though

Kur17:


For sure, u've done a great job for Nigeria... "You'll never be up to us" your Nigerian masters tells you as a send off tocken

Of late his Nigerian masters have been treating him epically well. First they said his country is owned by Indians, now they're comparing him to some insignificant rat that doesn't deserve to carry their shoes. Reminds me of the use and dump politics of Kenya. What happened to Annael?

samsobo24:
if only about 10% of Nairobi buildings and the CBD are owned by aboriginal Kenyans.

I have researched about how Kenyans are still subjected to control by their colonial Masters.

Its a pity that Kenyan blacks don't have total control over the CBD.

An article says top notch estates in Nairobi are exclusive to the Whites.What a shame.

AND

we are tired of one section of Nairobi

What is the population of white people in Kenya?

Kazikazi:
I hope you are not meaning a south African "sasol"

What happened to him?

NairobiWalker:


What is the population of white people in Kenya?

ignore such blockheads they don't believe black people can build something beautiful and sophisticated that is why they cities look shitty

Kenyanstar:
KENYA
HOMABAY TOWN- COUNTY

Is the second pic for homabay town?

Kazikazi:
Bro,blame our history and geographical area.We are close to the middle east and Asia.We had more Arabs and Indians who settled in East Africa than west Africa.We intermarried with them.Their offspring are here,running their life just like fellow 'darkies'.

In Tanzania,we had political parties which was gunning for independence which were supported by the so called Asians.In islands of Zanzibar, The Afro_Shiraz party was a party formed by darkies and Asians! And the independence was gained.

In other ways,we may say,east Africa isn't totally a darkies region as your west Africa.The Asians arrived in east Africa centuries ago even before some of 'Bantu' tribes arrived.We have 127 tribes in Tanzania,but not all of them are Bantus.

Most of the richest guys in Tanzania are from the offspring of Arab settlers and Indians. And most Arabs are in oil business,thanks to their middle eastern lineages.. and thanks to our landlocked nations who are importing oil through east Africa.


The issue at hand is..what should we do when this offsprings of Asians becomes successful? Or what can Tanzania or east Africa do to help darkies be more successful than Asians? Incentives may be?

mtisTheQubit:

I hope Nowenuse will for the last time understand ths..we are mixed lot

Good points here. I understand the Arab settlers who came to East Africa hundreds of years ago. But didn't most of these Arab settlers intermix with the natives to form the native swahili populations?

Are there still pure Arab and pre colonial Indian families in East Africa who did not mix with the natives and maintained their distinct identities and cultures?

As for Zanzibar, I heard there was a revolution over there to overthrow and outst these Arab rulers and send them back to Oman. Perhaps you can tell me more about this.

Besides the Indians dominating Kenyan and Tanzanian economies, are they pre-colonial Indians?
I thought they came along with the British to work on the plantations as indentured labourers?

What about the whites who have a strong economic presence? These are clearly descendants of colonialists.

The pre colonial arab/indian/persian coastal settlers who intermixed with bantus to form swahili culture are completely different from the colonial Indians and whites. The latter is the subject of debate here.

Uganda sent these Asians packing away from their nation back to India, just as Zimbabwe also did.
Then the black took full control of their economy.

Nigeria promulgated an Indigenization decree in 1972 to send the British packing away economically from the country, otherwise we still would have had thousands of white families owning most of our companies and Industries like is found in Kenya today.

NairobiWalker:


What is the population of white people in Kenya?

Resident and non resident run in their hundred thousands.
And they own large swathes of lands all over Kenya.

https://qz.com/africa/1004548/kenyas-raila-odinga-says-he-will-dismantle-white-owned-ranches-in-laikipia-if-he-wins-the-2017-election/amp/

NairobiWalker:


What's the point of a large foreign reserve when you have the second lowest life expectancy on the continent? Furthermore, relative to population, your foreign reserve is just as big as Kenya's.

foremost advantage of the forex serves is in meeting the international finance obligations including sovereign and commercial debts, financing of imports.
It helps in boosting the confidence of the market in the ability of a country to meet its external obligations.
Increases confidence of foreign investors and thus helps in boosting foreign direct investment (FDI).
RBI uses the forex reserves to adjust foreign exchange rate. In case of sharp fall in the foreign exchange value of the naira, R central bank sells the Dollar which appreciates the naira
The foreign currency assets are invested mainly in instruments abroad which have the highest credit rating and which do not pose any credit risk. These include sovereign bonds, treasury bills and short-term deposits in top-rated global banks besides cash accounts.

So as everyone else in Africa gets married to Uber, Kenya has taken a different route. Kenya always leading the way!

Uber is battling for its future in Kenya and South Africa

Uber is currently the dominant ride-sharing app used in Africa. It has rapidly grown its African footprint and now has operations in eight countries; Egypt, Ghana, Kenya, Morocco, Nigeria, South Africa, Uganda and Tanzania.

There are also concerns that Uber, with its first mover advantage within the ride-sharing market, is growing into a monopoly despite the benefits to consumers.

These concerns have been raised by incumbent taxi operators in Kenya and South Africa.

But there are also signs of a rising challenge to Uber by new rivals. The Kenyan and South African experiences are worth noting. The different trajectories developing in these two markets make for an interesting comparison.

Uber firmly in the driving seat in South Africa

In South Africa new entrants into the ride-sharing app market have made little progress in attracting substantial demand. These include:

Taxify which entered the market in 2015. It struggled and had to re-launch its brand with a new business model in 2016 to access a wider market, in which it now holds around a 10% share. Its strategy is based on 15% lower prices and higher proportional pay out to drivers.

Zebra Cabs an incumbent metered taxi company, adopted the electronic taxi hailing technology to launch the Zebra Cabs app in 2016, a direct rival to Uber.

Jozibear entered the market late in 2016 and currently operates in Johannesburg, Cape Town and Durban.

In Kenya it is Different

The picture is very different in Kenya. There Safaricom, the largest telecommunications operator, launched an app-based ride-sharing service called Little Cab in July 2016 in partnership with Craft Silicon, a local software firm.

Little Cab introduced free Wi-Fi to passengers in addition to the option to process payments using M-Pesa, the mobile-phone based financial service. M-Pesa is the most widely used mobile money service developed by Safaricom with 66% market share in Kenya.

Little Cab appears to be performing well given its plans to expand into Uganda and Nigeria in 2017, its first operations outside Kenya. These are not entirely new markets for Safaricom given that its largest regional operations are based in Nigeria under Craft Silicon.

There’s a fascinating competitive clash emerging in Kenya which may play itself out throughout the east African region.

However, Safaricom appears to have overcome the seemingly insurmountable first mover position enjoyed by Uber, and brand-related entry barriers by simply leveraging its own strengths in Kenya.

Uber’s position in South Africa looks more assured.

https://qz.com/africa/933904/uber-kenya-and-south-africa-is-still-battling-with-local-taxi-drivers/

gallivant:



Whats a darkie? Talk for Tanzania only, slowpoke. Who is 'we'? Don't involve us in your stupidity. Thanks in advance.

Thats actually racist from the AfroShizzle dude.

gallivant:



Whats a darkie? Talk for Tanzania only, slowpoke. Who is 'we'? Don't involve us in your stupidity. Thanks in advance.

Why do Kenyans fear kazikazi so much