TayserMahri:


Duude!!! You must join the coffin dancers now. You're misusing your phd here!

Madam Tasha Ruckus, you are an arsehole. Coffin dancers.

Kazikazi:
Rural electrification in TZ is 74%.
Your Ghanaian figure is for avage of both rural & urban.

I Repeat again..
Its harder to build thousands of kms of electrified SGR than electrifying thousands of villages.TZ will complete universal electrification next year,2021

are you going to have an electrified train running all over your rural communities. how many district and region's will the SGR pass through.

rvp20182:
Alaro city - already has 3 Kenya companies - probably more. I see you're very proud of Chinese investment but you don't like Indian kenyan- your friend Obaboon doesn't like them all.

I see Universal Homes are already there - might just buy myself a unit in Alaro city and you can be my tenant.

There are no "Kenyan" owned companies in Alaro City. There are 3 small Indian and British firms that that operate from Kenya Colony.

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_fuKhez4dMw [/url]

rvp20182:
Here we go with splitting Kenyans into races in a Alaro city spearheaded by Russians and you only other city - two-tower - Eko city spearheaded by Lebanese

obaaderemi:
This has been dealt with ad nauseum. Kenyans don't own their country.

Kenya isn't South Africa . If you visit Kenya you'll be living in a black mans apartment, shopping in Black man's Malls and Consuming food from black owned farms.

vaxx:
are you going to have an electrified train running all over your rural communities. how many district and region's will the SGR pass through.

SGR won't go into each village. SGR will be built across TZ,and that is thousands of kilometers of high speed electrified railway network.

I repeat..
It costs more money to build thousandsof kilometers of electrified SGR than just to erect thousands of electric poles into villages! Electrifying villages is so simple anybody can do it,any poor nation can achieve that

Dlonra:

Kenya isn't South Africa . If you visit Kenya you'll be living in a black mans apartment, shopping in Black man's Malls and Consuming food from black owned farms.

Kazikazi:
SGR won't go into each village. SGR will be built across TZ,and that is thousands of kilometers of high speed electrified railway network.

I repeat..
It costs more money to build thousandsof kilometers of electrified SGR than just to erect thousands of electric poles into villages! Electrifying villages is so simple anybody can do it,any poor nation can achieve that

once you have the kilometre it will cover and the the expenses, let me know . let talk factual and not on popular opinion. i don't buy lies easily, you may need to convince me 'the more .

samorobo:


Dude the people at the punancoof your wealth are Indians not local Kenya....you can argue that till you die .

The people who control any Country's wealth are the Bank owners, Land Owners & the government. In Kenya Blacks own & control all these entities, indians are just regular business subjects of an already black owned economy. They don't own any land, they don't own any bank, they don't own any Media Company & are infact employed by Black owned companies like the Royal media in Kenya.
The Kenyatta family alone own tans of companies employing Indians in Kenya.

Absolutely True, And even in those country if you any family with more then 2 kids you can easily guess they are Muslim.

obaaderemi:
Huge population can even be a blessing to Africa if we know what to do with it and get the demography right. China and India for example have huge populations but you hardly see a family having more than two kids in those countries.

Lionessza6:


But you know the dependence or relationship of Africa and the world ( mostly West) is that of a master and a slave. So yes,the USA needs a lot of things from here, but the difference between them and us is that they can take them without our consent if we play shakara with them ,and there isn't much we would do about it. Imagine if SA of today wanted to work on those nuclear weapons again . Before Africa can bridge any gap; SECURITY & education should be our first concern. We are vulnerable to all sorts of attacks; bio, terrorism etc.

Lmfao, ofcourse I didn't mean that they would start bombing Abuja over that alone ,but surely there would be some destabilisation, and if you prosper regardless. Woydlnt you want to start feeling fly and start tampering with other industries as well?maybe oil .

The so called democracy we have, guided by hand- me down constitutions and English /French laws in the mix can never work in my opinion. You will always have " experts " butting in.

Dlonra:


The people who control any Country's wealth are the Bank owners, Land Owners & the government. In Kenya Blacks own & control all these entities, indians are just regular business subjects of an already black owned economy. They don't own any land, they don't own any bank, they don't own any Media Company & are infact employed by Black owned companies like the Royal media in Kenya.
The Kenyatta family alone own tans of companies employing Indians in Kenya.

Their issue is simple. They have bitterly accepted Kenya is way more advanced but to feel better they will give credit to the Indians. Try to understand these bonobos.

vaxx:
once you have the kilometre it will cover and the the expenses, let me know . let talk factual and not on popular opinion. i don't buy lies easily, you may need to convince me 'the more .

Tanzania's SGR construction update: Tunneling in progress around Dodoma

It costs more money to do these high tech engineering stuff than electrifying a village!

NOTE THIS

NIGERIANS SURVIVING WITHOUT A COMMITTED GOVERNMENT

Covid-19: Why Nigerians Must Not Worry But Stay Alive

By Ebiowei Lawal

When I read the news that crude oil price in the international market has dropped to about $11 or $12 per barrel, I was reminded about an interview I watched on the NTA Network Service. That night, the person featured on the interview program was an American born Economist (I have forgotten his name). He visited Nigeria to validate the speculation that Nigeria was actually the Giant of Africa.

In course of the interview, the interviewer asked "you have spent two weeks in Nigeria carrying out your research about the strength of her economy, what are your findings?" He replied "well, I wouldn't say I enjoyed my stay really but I discovered that Nigeria is the strongest economy in the world."

He went on to explain that "I have not said she is the most prosperous economy of the world, mind you. I say so because Nigeria happens to be the largest economy that can survive with the absence of government support except in the area of ensuring security, law and order.

"In America for example, the Wall Street would crash if there is failure of public power supply for two hours. In London the transportation system would fail and there would be huge economic loss if there is power failure for two hours. There would be chaos and breakdown of law and order if government fails to supply water and gas to the people for one week.

"But in Nigeria, the government fails to provide health facility, the people don't complain. Private individuals provide it at high cost, they live with it without complains. The government fails to provide quality education, private individuals provide it at high cost, they embrace it and live with it without complains.

"The government fails to provide electricity for local industries to thrive but when private individuals want to start a business, they use their personal funds to purchase a power generating set and buy fuel at very high cost to run their business then still feel comfortable paying multiple tax to the same government.

"When the government fails to provide public transportation for the free movement of goods and services, in Nigeria a private individual would somehow source for funds to buy a car and convert it to a cab to ensure the free flow of goods and services and at the end pay tax to that same government and feel cool about it.

"So in a nut shell, Nigeria's economy is surviving almost without the support of her government. But take away 50 per cent support of government from the so called great economies of America, England, Germany, France, China, Russia, Saudi Arabia, UAE, South Africa and Japan, their economies would crumble within weeks."

So my take home from this interview is that when crude oil was selling at $65 per barrel before Covid-19 came, Nigerians didn't feel the effect. Rather it is a selected few that keeps looting the money. Now that crude oil is selling at $11 or $12 per barrel, we still do not feel the impact. The only problem of the average Nigerian is the fact that he/she has been deprived the freedom to go out to look for daily bread.

At the end, I believe we shall overcome.

Kazikazi:
Tanzania's SGR construction update: Tunneling in progress around Dodoma

You goofed off. I am asking for links and evidence where data can be retrieved not some photoshot .

you have not done anything as regards to the question I ask .

There are no "Kenyan" owned companies in Alaro City. There are 3 small Indian and British firms that that operate from Kenya Colony.
How do you describe a Kenyan? By skin color? Clearly Chandaria Industries Registered in kenya by Kenyan Citizens, Paying taxes to Kenyan Government providing jobs. Sometimes you people are funny. Sorry to say but you still stuck in colonial mindset. World is free, Chains of differences,races are breaking and you people still at same point. We we Kenyans are proud to anyone who is our citizen and doing something good for this country.
Another point, why you posted image of Airtel?? do you know Airtel is Indian Multinational operated HQ from India and has nothing to do with Kenya. what was the point?

AskiaHarem:


There are no "Kenyan" owned companies in Alaro City. There are 3 small Indian and British firms that that operate from Kenya Colony.

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_fuKhez4dMw [/url]

rationalhuman:
There are no "Kenyan" owned companies in Alaro City. There are 3 small Indian and British firms that that operate from Kenya Colony.
How do you describe a Kenyan? By skin color? Clearly Chandaria Industries Registered in kenya by Kenyan Citizens, Paying taxes to Kenyan Government providing jobs. Sometimes you people are funny. Sorry to say but you still stuck in colonial mindset. World is free, Chains of differences,races are breaking and you people still at same point. We we Kenyans are proud to anyone who is our citizen and doing something good for this country.
Another point, why you posted image of Airtel?? do you know Airtel is Indian Multinational operated HQ from India and has nothing to do with Kenya. what was the point?

Bonobos!

Dlonra:

Kenya isn't South Africa . If you visit Kenya you'll be living in a black mans apartment, shopping in Black man's Malls and Consuming food from black owned farms.

We've gone beyond this stage,boy. You own little in your own land.
Let me give you an example.
Mpesa, the biggest thing to come out of Kenya is British. I can give you other examples but it's tiresome teaching you little Indians.

Just one question, Engineers standing in pic are wearing L&T standard site dress. (I worked in Dubai thus i can identify). Is it indeed Tanzania?? If yes and If indeed L&T is doing this job than its amazing, This is indeed going to be Showcase project in Africa, They are at the epitome of such mega projects i have seen how they have transformed Al Jabel and Musket Road bridge infrastructure. But i have my doubt that L&T will come to Tanzania for any small project. any Source would be welcomed.

Kazikazi:
Tanzania's SGR construction update: Tunneling in progress around Dodoma

It costs more money to do these high tech engineering stuff than electrifying a village!

obaaderemi:
We've gone beyond this stage,boy. You own little in your own land.
Let me give you an example.
Mpesa, the biggest thing to come out of Kenya is British. I can give you other examples but it's tiresome teaching you little Indians.

How come there is no Mpesa in Great Britain? When are you going to stop swinging from trees and join humanity? Stupid bonobos.

Nigeria and renders. When will this become reality...2050?

Problemkid1:
And more

rationalhuman:
Just one question, Engineers standing in pic are wearing L&T standard site dress. (I worked in Dubai thus i can identify). Is it indeed Tanzania?? If yes and If indeed L&T is doing this job than its amazing, This is indeed going to be Showcase project in Africa, They are at the epitome of such mega projects i have seen how they have transformed Al Jabel and Musket Road bridge infrastructure. But i have my doubt that L&T will come to Tanzania for any small project. any Source would be welcomed.

Of course NOT. I don't even know why he posted Dubai when he was tasked with proving rural electrification in Tanzania. This place is full of very peculiar characters.

vaxx:
You goofed off. I am asking for links and evidence where data can be retrieved not some photoshot .

you have not done anything as regards to the question I ask .

Let me help you..
That tunnel you saw will be electrified too.
So what is costing more between electrifying a village( which just needs poles and transformers),comparing with constructing and electrifying a railway? ( tunnels,tracks,bridges,slabs,electric poles,transformers,etc are included in a process!)

Only a child will need a link to prove simple things like that.

Kazikazi:
Let me help you..
That tunnel you saw will be electrified too.
So what is costing more between electrifying a village( which just needs poles and transformers),comparing with constructing and electrifying a railway? ( tunnels,tracks,bridges,slabs,electric poles,transformers,etc are included in a process!)

Only a child will need a link to prove simple things like that.

Nobody asked about your electric SGR. Focus on the rural electrification that Tanzania leads in.

Kazikazi:
Let me help you..
That tunnel you saw will be electrified too.
So what is costing more between electrifying a village( which just needs poles and transformers),comparing with constructing and electrifying a railway? ( tunnels,tracks,bridges,slabs,electric poles,transformers,etc are included in a process!)

Only a child will need a link to prove simple things like that.

You actually provided a link to validate your flawed assertion that Tanzania is actually doing way above any Africa state but when it comes into scrutiny of the said project, you started pissing in your pant. Are you kidding me? you can't even kid me because you have grown more than a kid.

AskiaHarem:

I really wish I way lying but black owners of these companies ���control a huge chunk of Kenya's Economy. Indians just can't match Kenyan's Aggressiveness.

I swear raps originate from Ghana. just listen to this punchlines. "" punch upon punch ""



https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DB5Pa1AY1Hg

obaaderemi:
We've gone beyond this stage,boy. You own little in your own land.
Let me give you an example.
Mpesa, the biggest thing to come out of Kenya is British. I can give you other examples but it's tiresome teaching you little Indians.

MPesa is a Kenyan Company that partners with multinational companies. It was invented and established in Kenya by Kenyans. The British haven't even applied the Mobile banking technology yet and Kenya is the World leader in the industry. Other Kenyan Companies like Sport Pesa which were invented alongside the same approach with Mpesa are branded Pesa, a Kiswahili word to mean money cause it's an East African invention within the same concept.

gallivant:


How come there is no Mpesa in Great Britain? When are you going to stop swinging from trees and join humanity? Stupid bonobos.

When are you going to grow some human brain cells, gallipig?
How can there be mpesa in Britain when it is for the Kenyan market? How come there is no Mobius motors in Britain? Möbius FYI is owned by a Brit living in Kenya.

not really

unless you want to tell me that your SGR will cost more than 20 billion

Kazikazi:
Tanzania's SGR construction update: Tunneling in progress around Dodoma

It costs more money to do these high tech engineering stuff than electrifying a village!

Dlonra:


MPesa is a Kenyan Company that partners with multinational companies. It was invented and established in Kenya by Kenyans. The British haven't even applied the Mobile banking technology yet and Kenya is the World leader in the industry. Other Kenyan Companies are Sport Pesa which were invented alongside the same concept with Mpesa. It's branded Pesa a Kiswahili word to mean money cause it's an East African invention

Mpesa was formed by your British lords. You may look it up.