Shma2020:
Some Kenyans have accepted that Kenya is far behind nigeria and they have cling to other group not realizing how the mighty baboon is controlling that group with ego and ignorance.
You should left that group to die.
#tylann
#gallivant
#sadommjaka.

I know that thread is heading nowhere....with all those posts yet it hasn't reached 30 pages or 60000 views.

Even if we were to all migrate there it still won't help.

You understand we do have the numbers right...very soon we'll be hitting 4 million views and 10000 pages.

To understand how good our numbers are can you imagine that we hit 3 million in April this year....half a million views in less than 6 months

Not only that we also have 8 million views and 10000 pages on Jamiiforums.

That Shma2020 is a really good number

Iamleefact:
I been watching The property show with Nancy for last couple of years... don't tell me despite all that Tanzania claims to rank higher
speaking of which...did y'all see the recent episode on Vipingo?

Vipingo aside you can't compare Nairobi middle class estates with whatever they have in TZ.

Tanzania have really bad tastes from Architecture to interior designs.

Their furniture choice is what surprised me the most. This is typical in almost all Tanzanian households.

Saddamochieng00:


Vipingo aside you can't compare Nairobi middle class estates with whatever they have in TZ.

Tanzania have really bad tastes from Architecture to interior designs.

Their furniture choice is what surprised me the most. This is typical in almost all Tanzanian households.

Those sofas

Saddamochieng00:


Vipingo aside you can't compare Nairobi middle class estates with whatever they have in TZ.

Tanzania have really bad tastes from Architecture to interior designs.

Their furniture choice is what surprised me the most. This is typical in almost all Tanzanian households.

Pwahapwapwa Pwahapwapwa

Why are jumping from one topic to another? Do u remember about your flat earth theory? Have u answered my questions?

Where did you got that theory from? Have u ever sat in classroom?

Now tell me,how long is the distance of your flat earth?

tylann:

Those sofas

At least they are sofas.Thurkana fellow have never saw such a thing.

Shma2020:
@kazi, not to create war but look. Skyscraper in Nairobi is spread everywhere. Skyscraper are 100m+ buildings.
Pic 1 and 2 is westlands
Pic 3 is upperhill
Pic 4 is the old CBD.

I have so many things to teach you folks.
First,a skyscraper is a building which is above 152 metres.
So,all what you tried to say here in pointless.You have very few skyscrapers, may be 2,3 or 4 at most,so are they spread everywhere? Definitely not!

Remember,
Dar es salaam real estate value is 12b vs Nairobi's 9b and Addis is 6. Do the math! Can u compete with Dar es salaam? Can u? Can u?

Next time try to use the word " highrises" instead of skyscrapers.

Kazikazi:
At least they are sofas.Thurkana fellow have never saw such a thing.

oh! so it's true.. i thought that was an overstatement.
I honestly admired vipingo development at Kilifi, coast of Kenya.
huge development.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ernhw9nwEcE&t=496s

Kazikazi:
At least they are sofas.Thurkana fellow have never saw such a thing.

it's Turkana without an "h".
anyway, check out some of the real estate developments here in Turkana and kibera


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RM31SBU3bHI

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

Highgrove

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Df6vSyCN5Uo

Kazikazi:
At least they are sofas.Thurkana fellow have never saw such a thing.

Usilie Continue consoling yourself with turkana

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=V1NthvLPQ6A

and before kazi pulls the "they are owned by whites" card, I can assure you these are designed for,built by and owned by black Kenyans buddy, of course there could be some owned by white people either Kenyan or foreigners but generally the black majority owns them. including the real estate companies, fully Kenyan owned.

Nyerere Bridge Dar es salaam Tanzania

Saddamochieng00:


Vipingo aside you can't compare Nairobi middle class estates with whatever they have in TZ.

Tanzania have really bad tastes from Architecture to interior designs.

Their furniture choice is what surprised me the most. This is typical in almost all Tanzanian households.

When you talk about furnitures we have many tests.
Let start...

Lol

gallivant:
Lol

Kenya airways(KQ) in talks to return some of leased aircrafts.....

https://nation.africa/kenya/business/kenya-airways-in-talks-to-return-leased-aircraft-2304734


My take:
Buying your own aircrafts is a smart move which saves you money in case unforseen circumstances forces you to halt operations for a while.What Tanzania's government did by buying cash her own planes was the smartest thing versus Kenyan leased business which as the CEO of KQ put it... " it costs an arm and a leg". As we speak,KQ is paying huge amount of cash for unused planes grounded for six months! To make matters more worse is, they can't convert them into cargo planes until they get approval from owners.That is a big opposite of what happened to Air Tanzania which quickly converted some of her birds into cargo planes without kneeling down to any man.

Kazikazi:
I have so many things to teach you folks.
First,a skyscraper is a building which is above 152 metres.
So,all what you tried to say here in pointless.You have very few skyscrapers, may be 2,3 or 4 at most,so are they spread everywhere? Definitely not!

Remember,
Dar es salaam real estate value is 12b vs Nairobi's 9b and Addis is 6. Do the math! Can u compete with Dar es salaam? Can u? Can u?

Next time try to use the word " highrises" instead of skyscrapers.

DUMB, DUMB, DUMB indeed. Stop throwing tantrum and deal with Facts, which source says skyscrapers should start from 152m. Or is it because the only three blue buildings in dar starts from 152m. Mbona ukona shida hivi msee. you'll have problems with this kind of inferiority complex. Lemme teach you now as well as redirect you to some sites. Skyscrapers are Buldings/towers with 100m+,. I'm sorry to say this but you still lag behind nigeria in skyscrapers. Now lemme direct you to this specific sites.
1.emboris
2 skyscrapercenter

After you get the answer, you'll realize that Dar is still a baby in skyscrapers.

I will be coming with part three skyscraper talk where I will be featuring the newly ultra-modern 125m parliament tower with underground tunnel.

Shma2020:
DUMB, DUMB, DUMB indeed. Stop throwing tantrum and deal with Facts, which source says skyscrapers should start from 152m. Or is it because the only three blue buildings in dar starts from 152m. Mbona ukona shida hivi msee. you'll have problems with this kind of inferiority complex. Lemme teach you now as well as redirect you to some sites. Skyscrapers are Buldings/towers with 100m+,. I'm sorry to say this but you still lag behind nigeria in skyscrapers. Now lemme direct you to this specific sites.
1.emboris
2 skyscrapercenter

After you get the answer, you'll realize that Dar is still a baby in skyscrapers.

Oh!!!
First of all you need to behave.
Secondly Dar es salaam is building skyscrapers all over the part.

Kazikazi:
Pwahapwapwa Pwahapwapwa

Why are jumping from one topic to another? Do u remember about your flat earth theory? Have u answered my questions?

Where did you got that theory from? Have u ever sat in classroom?

Now tell me,how long is the distance of your flat earth?

No I've never step foot in a classroom.

Saddamochieng00:


I know that thread is heading nowhere....with all those posts yet it hasn't reached 30 pages or 60000 views.

Even if we were to all migrate there it still won't help.

You understand we do have the numbers right...very soon we'll be hitting 4 million views and 10000 pages.

To understand how good our numbers are can you imagine that we hit 3 million in April this year....half a million views in less than 6 months

Not only that we also have 8 million views and 10000 pages on Jamiiforums.

That Shma2020 is a really good number

.... Bro. You just spewed facts.

Annael:

Oh!!!
First of all you need to behave.
Secondly Dar es salaam is building skyscrapers all over the part.

Kazikazi with another account.
Welcome! So tell me, how do you define the term behave?
I told you what is there. I mean, I told you facts. I don't have any problem with you Tanzanians but it baffles me how you keep on disparaging our country in your stupidity.

Kazikazi:


Kenya airways(KQ) in talks to return some of leased aircrafts.....

https://nation.africa/kenya/business/kenya-airways-in-talks-to-return-leased-aircraft-2304734


My take:
Buying your own aircrafts is a smart move which saves you money in case unforseen circumstances forces you to halt operations for a while.What Tanzania's government did by buying cash her own planes was the smartest thing versus Kenyan leased business which as the CEO of KQ put it... " it costs an arm and a leg". As we speak,KQ is paying huge amount of cash for unused planes grounded for six months! To make matters more worse is, they can't convert them into cargo planes until they get approval from owners.That is a big opposite of what happened to Air Tanzania which quickly converted some of her birds into cargo planes without kneeling down to any man.

Air Tanzania operates 5 planes with 4 international destinations. Please shut up!

Annael:

Oh!!!
First of all you need to behave.
Secondly Dar es salaam is building skyscrapers all over the part.

Don't tell, show us.

gallivant:


Don't tell, show us.

Can you please mention your buildings.
Please!!

gallivant:


Don't tell, show us.

1. Bank of Tanzania towers (2)

RITA Tower Dar es salaam Tanzania

Annael:

1. Bank of Tanzania towers (2)

76m is a high-rise not a skyscraper.
Skyscraper starts from 100m.

Annael:

Can you please mention your buildings.
Please!!

Please just post your buildings, dont worry too much about Kenya.

Shma2020:
76m is a high-rise not a skyscraper.
Skyscraper starts from 100m.

3. millennium Tower Dar es salaam

Kazikazi:


Kenya airways(KQ) in talks to return some of leased aircrafts.....

https://nation.africa/kenya/business/kenya-airways-in-talks-to-return-leased-aircraft-2304734


My take:
Buying your own aircrafts is a smart move which saves you money in case unforseen circumstances forces you to halt operations for a while.What Tanzania's government did by buying cash her own planes was the smartest thing versus Kenyan leased business which as the CEO of KQ put it... " it costs an arm and a leg". As we speak,KQ is paying huge amount of cash for unused planes grounded for six months! To make matters more worse is, they can't convert them into cargo planes until they get approval from owners.That is a big opposite of what happened to Air Tanzania which quickly converted some of her birds into cargo planes without kneeling down to any man.

don't console yourself with this statement, Kenya airways alone fully owns 20 planes, we had 3 fully paid aircraft by 2018 and was to complete payment in 12months so last year that is, the break even mark was hitted this year after payments.
So we currently have 40 total planes. 20 planes 20 aircraft. The rest are for lease and we're making profit out of them..
Some are private owned.

Kenya Airways Owns 20 Out of a Fleet of 40 Planes – CEO
Miriam Wangui 2 years Ago




[b]Kenya’s national airline owns 20 airplanes out of its entire fleet of 40 planes. The information has emerged in a letter from the Kenya Airways chief executive’s office to staff. Besides the 20 fully owned planes,
KQ has completed payments for 3 aircrafts through a financing arrangement and it continues to pay for the remaining 17 aircrafts.

KQ’s executive defended the decision to lease most of its aircrafts, as the new move in airline business is to lease planes for periods of up to 12 years. Lease agreements allow firms to capitalise on the limited financial resources by investing funds in network expansion instead of acquiring airplanes at huge costs.

“This allows us to optimally use our limited financial resources for other investments such as network expansion as opposed to buying the aircraft, which would mean significant cash outlay. This may not be tenable for us as a company,” said the letter.

KQ refuted claims that it had reduced its New York flights to 3 trips a week. The airline says it has adopted a seasonal cycle for the Nairobi-New York route that will have 5 flights in low season and 7 flights in high season.

Often times, network expansion means an airline may incur losses for months or a year as it establishes its footing in the new route. Kenya Airways’ new link to New York is not yet profitable. The firm’s executive anticipates that the trend will continue for at least 12 months before they break even[/b].

MNF Square tower Dar es salaam two towers