davefurn:
I laugh tire [color=#990000][/color]

Jesus!

TayserMahri:


you dont even have a mountain in your shitty country, and the biggest one is named after the former president of SA

Mt Kilimanjaro belongs to the tanzanians leave their mountain for them and go get your own. You also don't have mountain in shitty shitthol

Problemkid1:
Mt Kilimanjaro belongs to the tanzanians leave their mountain for them and go get your own. You also don't have mountain in shitty shitthol

When people are talking about mountains you should remain shut Your tallest mountain Chappal Waddi would be the 6 th tallest in Kenya, rubbing shoulders with Mt Kulal big for nothing cuntry

In other news,,,

Kenya is the second most ready nation in Africa to adapt to any shocks or unavoidable changes. Trailing only the island nation of Mauritius. I've always told you folks, genuinely, with a clean heart, that Kenia is amazing!!!

Kenya ranks high in Africa in global shocks preparedness

Kenya has been ranked 59th out of 140 countries globally in readiness to prepare for and respond to major disruptions such as climate change, technology and geopolitics, a report by KPMG audit firm reveals.

The 2019 KPMG Change Readiness Index (CRI) that measured how governments, enterprises, people and civil societies adapt to these unavoidable changes, places Kenya first in the East African Community (EAC) and second in the continent, after Mariutius which is ranked 34th globally.

Trailing Kenya in EAC is Rwanda (placed 70th globally), followed by Uganda (99th), Tanzania (100th), Burundi (128th) and South Sudan (139th).

“Kenya improved her ranking by moving eight places up to position 59 compared to position 67 attained last year. Rwanda slipped to position 70 compared to position 46 last year, and Uganda recorded the biggest drop in the region to rank at position 99 compared to position 66 attained during last year’s index,” analyses the report, now in its fourth year of biannual publication.

CHANGE INDEX

Kenya is ranked 63rd out of 140 countries globally in the ability of its private and public organisations and companies to adapt to major changes and grow within a dynamic economic environment. This is its best placing in the three key pillars of capabilities.

The country is in position 68 in the government pillar to manage and influence change and 64 in people and civil society readiness to cope with change and respond to opportunities.

Somalia is ranked the last overall at position 140, tailing with South Sudan, Chad, Sudan and Libya.

Ironically, Africa’s big economies are also lagging behind in adopting change, notably South Africa which is ranked 96th, Nigeria (127th) and Libya (135th).

Rwanda is the only African country hailed for punching above its weight - ranked the fourth in the world for planning and adopting change beyond expectation at 13 per cent, beating New Zealand and United Kingdom.

The top performer in this category is Switzerland at 16 per cent.

RESPONSE TO CLIMATE RISKS

On the flipside, those punching below their weight are all African countries, except Argentina and Iran. Those with negative performance indices in percentage are Libya (-25), Angola (-15), Algeria (-12) and Sudan (-11).

Those susceptible to climate risks and least resilient are mostly low income and lower middle income countries.

Among developed economies, Japan, Singapore and Hong Kong (SAR) are outliers owing to greater climate risk factors but also demonstrate a higher degree of change readiness.

While it may not be surprising that the public sector is rated better in addressing climate change in high income economies, the fact that civil society receives better marks in low income economies as an advocate for climate change draws an interesting distinction.

ADAPT
“Those that fail to recognise the impact of climate change as the ‘new normal’ and do not adapt accordingly are likely to be unprepared for its growing costs,” said Mr Achim Steiner, administrator at UNDP.

TayserMahri:


When people are talking about mountains you should remain shut Your tallest mountain Chappal Waddi would be the 6 th tallest in Kenya, rubbing shoulders with Mt Kulal big for nothing cuntry

You still don't have mountain. So shut up

Problemkid1:
You still don't have mountain. So shut up

Maehn, Imagine if you lived in a city with a view of the two tallest mountains on the continent? Wouldn't you just feel awesome like

You check out one side and see Mt Kilimanjaro, you check out the other side and see Mt Kenya Cool asf

TayserMahri:


you dont even have a mountain in your shitty country, and the biggest one is named after the former president of SA

Mumu.

Zuma rock has been existing long before even Jacob Zuma grandad shagged his grandmom...

Lagos lockdown...

Lasgidi!!

TayserMahri:


Maehn, Imagine if you lived in a city with a view of the two tallest mountains on the continent? Wouldn't you just feel awesome like

You check out one side and see Mt Kilimanjaro, you check out the other side and see Mt Kenya Cool asf

That's in Tanzania. It belongs to Tanzanians. Stop claiming what dose not belong to you. Stupid criminals

In 2015, Zimbabwe were banned from participating in the 2018 world cup qualifiers for failing to pay their coach.
The same is about to happen to Kenya ..lmao.
they have no money

All they do is to brag..

Kazikazi:
Is this how you build houses in kenya?
Pwahapwapwa Pwahapwapwa Pwahapwapwa

Kazikazi:
Kenyans fighting for food aid during this corona pandemic!
Hunger isn't a joke.who cares about corona while the stomach is empty?

But, but there flying food to Europe.... Can't they all just eat kilimanjaro?

TayserMahri:
In other news,,,

Kenya is the second most ready nation in Africa to adapt to any shocks or unavoidable changes. Trailing only the island nation of Mauritius. I've always told you folks, genuinely, with a clean heart, that Kenia is amazing!!!

Kenya ranks high in Africa in global shocks preparedness

Kenya has been ranked 59th out of 140 countries globally in readiness to prepare for and respond to major disruptions such as climate change, technology and geopolitics, a report by KPMG audit firm reveals.

The 2019 KPMG Change Readiness Index (CRI) that measured how governments, enterprises, people and civil societies adapt to these unavoidable changes, places Kenya first in the East African Community (EAC) and second in the continent, after Mariutius which is ranked 34th globally.

Trailing Kenya in EAC is Rwanda (placed 70th globally), followed by Uganda (99th), Tanzania (100th), Burundi (128th) and South Sudan (139th).

“Kenya improved her ranking by moving eight places up to position 59 compared to position 67 attained last year. Rwanda slipped to position 70 compared to position 46 last year, and Uganda recorded the biggest drop in the region to rank at position 99 compared to position 66 attained during last year’s index,” analyses the report, now in its fourth year of biannual publication.

CHANGE INDEX

Kenya is ranked 63rd out of 140 countries globally in the ability of its private and public organisations and companies to adapt to major changes and grow within a dynamic economic environment. This is its best placing in the three key pillars of capabilities.

The country is in position 68 in the government pillar to manage and influence change and 64 in people and civil society readiness to cope with change and respond to opportunities.

Somalia is ranked the last overall at position 140, tailing with South Sudan, Chad, Sudan and Libya.

Ironically, Africa’s big economies are also lagging behind in adopting change, notably South Africa which is ranked 96th, Nigeria (127th) and Libya (135th).

Rwanda is the only African country hailed for punching above its weight - ranked the fourth in the world for planning and adopting change beyond expectation at 13 per cent, beating New Zealand and United Kingdom.

The top performer in this category is Switzerland at 16 per cent.

RESPONSE TO CLIMATE RISKS

On the flipside, those punching below their weight are all African countries, except Argentina and Iran. Those with negative performance indices in percentage are Libya (-25), Angola (-15), Algeria (-12) and Sudan (-11).

Those susceptible to climate risks and least resilient are mostly low income and lower middle income countries.

Among developed economies, Japan, Singapore and Hong Kong (SAR) are outliers owing to greater climate risk factors but also demonstrate a higher degree of change readiness.

While it may not be surprising that the public sector is rated better in addressing climate change in high income economies, the fact that civil society receives better marks in low income economies as an advocate for climate change draws an interesting distinction.

ADAPT
“Those that fail to recognise the impact of climate change as the ‘new normal’ and do not adapt accordingly are likely to be unprepared for its growing costs,” said Mr Achim Steiner, administrator at UNDP.

Current Facts tell a different story.........

Kazikazi:
Tanzania,Sweden,Japan,etc don't do lockdown.
USA,Italy, SA are in lockdowns but they have a lot of deaths.
Ghana have decided to follow TZ way.
Kenya is the dumbest of them all.Kenya thinks the disease only spreads during night hours! In Kenya,the lockdown is done during night time.on day time,Kenyans believe the disease won't spread.
Only a slum,kiberan mind can come to such conclusions.

Haven't you heard news about Japan rapid rise in cases, over 10 000 cases now

https://www.worldometers.info/coronavirus/country/japan/

Sweden small country with over 10 000 cases, over 200 deaths

https://www.worldometers.info/coronavirus/country/sweden/

Bear in mind they have tested over 100 000 people Tanzania didn't

hey have fund if things get bad (they are getting bad already) Tanzania does

They got sound health sector Tanzania doesn't

They rich Tanzania not

Stop comparing tigers and snails it won't work


Tanzania poor country, no plans in place for outbreak, health sector not up to scratch, rise in numbers Tanzania not testing enough people

You won't hear news of cases or deaths cos government censored it, no media/press freedom. Let's hope by the time Tanzania realise the importance it will not be too late

Kazikazi:
Can you prove who spoke that in the highlated text? Stop lying and slumish stories!
Dude,Tanzania chose a better way of dealing with corona in African setup. We are not that fools who think corona is spread only on night time! That is Kenyan madness.
Tanzania,Sweden,Japan didn't do lockdown and they are doing just fine.
USA,Italy,SA,are in lockdown but are dying in huge numbers!
Ghana have decided to abandon a lockdown and go TZ route.
SA are finally realizing a lockdown isn't an antidote to corona

Lockdown are used to delay the infection rate and reduce infections while the country prepares its systems in place

What's Tanzania plan to combat the virus?

Kazikazi:
Now its a proper time for the world to learn from TZ how to govern a country during corona epindemic.
Current stats..
Tanzania= 10 corona deaths
Kenya= 17 deaths
South africa= 75 deaths

But,TZ isn't on lockdown

Who reports your cases?

How many tests conducted?

Tanzanian government has been known world wide for not hiding the truth to its citizens

Kazikazi:
Now its a proper time for the world to learn from TZ how to govern a country during corona epindemic.
Current stats..
Tanzania= 10 corona deaths
Kenya= 17 deaths
South africa= 75 deaths

But,TZ isn't on lockdown

this is what we should learn from tz?

kaz kaz should just shut up we know how their govt operates by stifling freedom of expression and painting a rosy picture to the masses
they sweep alot of issues under the carpet, if many africans understood swahili they would know how they think

this is a charge sheet of people who were arrested for simply talking about covid 19 in tanzania, This is Africas North korea
TANZANIANS HAVE NO FREEDOM TO SPEAK OUT ON ISSUES FACING THEIR SOCIETY ,

its well known their ruling party hires and pays internet trolls to spread propaganda
dont believe the rosy picture they paint
in kenya it is kenyans who critisize thier govt to peform better thats why most here source content from kenyan journalists to talk shit about us

Nigerian Air Force C-130 converted to a flying hospital/trauma room.

Nigeria

Nigerian made Armoured Fighting Vehicles.

Baliv254:
this is a charge sheet of people who were arrested for simply talking about covid 19 in tanzania, This is Africas North korea
TANZANIANS HAVE NO FREEDOM TO SPEAK OUT ON ISSUES FACING THEIR SOCIETY ,

its well known their ruling party hires and pays internet trolls to spread propaganda
dont believe the rosy picture they paint
in kenya it is kenyans who critisize thier govt to peform better thats why most here can source content from kenyan media to talk shit about us

Thats when governments are top level fake news distributors

Even in many countries like Rwanda, Uganda, Somalia, West Africa

tylann:

You can close all those undetected routes
Even Nairobi has undetected routes even them they have been closed to stop the process
Even in Nairobi it is a crime to go out without a mask

Easier said than done

kabe1:
Nigeria

Looks too confined

Tanzania ,This is one of the videos coming out of patients and nurses of covid 19 carrying their dead Colleague
Their govt is hiding so much while talking shit about kenya,
they will try to keep editing their number of cases to below kenyas because some pastors close to the president talked so badly about kenyas situation in the beginning praising their decision to keep churches open now cases are increasing at a faster rate than kenya

Notice the nurses dont even have proper ppe's

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=K2reGhvG8fs

rvp20182:
Yes, I passed the enterprise road - an ugly hodgepodge of a road. The EU officials and SBI should be very ashamed of bringing a cowboy contractor from Nigeria. We need to let Chinese contractors who can deliver on quality, time, and cost bid on all roads. This was just a bad deal - but surely when the guy who approved this saw - Nigeria - didn't he stop and think?. They needed to be jailed.

they should be handed tough penalties for that matter
Chinese deliver quality work for sure, but the E.U didn't want any Chinese or Japanese contractors on site.

tylann:


A simple 17km road a company from the so called giant of Africa cannot build

we should blame the E.U and our government for allowing such disgrace.
The pixy Naija contractors don't have any problem.
But they should also be fined for patterning our road after theirs,

jl115:
Its the place were you lived most your life...........

It's also the place where you are born. Besides he lived in Lagos more than he lived in Auckland.

samorobo:


Lol and here you have it..nothing reasonable can be picked from whatever you write ..why!!!
Not even strong punchline insult...woman you suck at everything..

Tomboy, how many times should I tell you you're dumb to the extreme level.
Lemme inform something you didn't know, you're good at modelling yourself on someone. Is not that hard to identify knucleheaded in the middle of thousands. I did that just few pages after joining this thread.
Now you're here making a facsimile of your 'so called master the saviour a.k.a Mr chanter' not knowing what he's saying ..
The last bolded is a clear prove that you're indeed inconsequential on this forum and only survive on Xeroxing other people's sentiments to suit your self worth.
#dumb-illitrate-woman-from-makoko

Anyway, lesson learned. I think nobody can come close to Chinese on project management...not even the Japanese.

Shma:
they should be handed tough penalties for that matter
Chinese deliver quality work for sure, but the E.U didn't want any Chinese or Japanese contractors on site.