After China terminated support for SGR Kenya, has signed agreements for phase III-V

[Junior Clinton Mr.]

Hizo pesa tumepewa bure sio msaada😀😀😀 Hapo ndipo wanazidi kuchanganikiwa ikiwa wao mchina anawapiga cha juu😀😀😀

[emoji23][emoji23] mchina kaifanya Kenya kama mke Mdogo.. Anajipigia anavyotaka

 

[mulisaaa]

Hahaha wachina wamesema wanafanya feasibility study kwa pesa zao wenyewe zaidi ya billion 3 (bure) kutoka Dodoma mpaka Mwanza na kutoka Tabora mpaka Kigoma na Mpanda then ujenzi utaanza on the spot

Tanzania tunabembelezwa mpaka kero

BUREEEE !! 😀😀

 

[mulisaaa]

Hizi tuliona last year kwani vyuma vilikaza na kibakuli kutoboka?

😀😀😀 Zero brain picha ya mwezi huu anakwambia last year😀😀 Electric Train inawanyima usingizi😀😀

 

[mulisaaa]

Hawana bundles, safaricom anawapiga balaa.

Safaricom ni mbaya jamani😀😀

 

[ndughuri msuya]

Tunaelekea Kisumu nyinyi bado Dar hamjaanza sasa Nani mpika changaa?

kwa pesa ya mkopo ambayo itawaumiza mpaka vijukuu, sisi ni jasho na nguvu ya mtz inayofanya kazi unayoiona na ndio daima tunasema simba mwenda pole ndiye mlanyama

 

[mwaswast]

Aa wapi Mchina kakataa kuwapa Kshs 38 bln kumalizia Nrb-Naivasha.

Hela kidogo sana less than Safaricom's profit.

 

[REDEEMER.]

BUREEEE !! 😀😀

Hahaha hapo ndipo akina fulani wanajiuliza Magufuli anatumia ndumba gani 😀😀😀😀😀

Mbona yeye mambo yanamnyookea tu wakati wengine wanasugua gaga

 

[ndughuri msuya]

Hahaha hapo ndipo akina fulani wanajiuliza Magufuli anatumia ndumba gani 😀😀😀😀😀

Mbona yeye mambo yanamnyookea tu wakati wengine wanasugua gaga

Na mambo yanamnyokea wakati hajatia guu lake china,je akifika huko itakuwaje😀

 

[REDEEMER.]

Na mambo yanamnyokea wakati hajatia guu lake china,je akifika huko itakuwaje😀

😀😀😀😀😀😀

 

[eliakeem]

kitu mubashara mtoto hatumwi dukani😀😀

Utafanya kibera stars wapate bp.
Wenyewe wanafikiri ni longolongo.

 

[Geza Ulole]

Hela kidogo sana less than Safaricom's profit.

Only 35% of Safaricom profit remains in Kenya! Go n look at urban shareholding structure.

 

[Nairoberry]

Only 35% of Safaricom profit remains in Kenya! Go n look at urban shareholding structure.

umetoka shimo gani its 60%.

 

[mwaswast]

kwa pesa ya mkopo ambayo itawaumiza mpaka vijukuu, sisi ni jasho na nguvu ya mtz inayofanya kazi unayoiona na ndio daima tunasema simba mwenda pole ndiye mlanyama

Na chelewa chelewa utapata mwana si wako.

 

[mwaswast]

[emoji23][emoji23] mchina kaifanya Kenya kama mke Mdogo.. Anajipigia anavyotaka

Hakuna cha bure Hii dunia lazima madini yako kwenye dili hata mwanamke hapati chipsi mayai bure.

 

[mwaswast]

😀😀😀 Zero brain picha ya mwezi huu anakwambia last year😀😀 Electric Train inawanyima usingizi😀😀

Electric bullet cargo train?

 

[Junior Clinton Mr.]

Hakuna cha bure Hii dunia lazima madini yako kwenye dili hata mwanamke hapati chipsi mayai bure.

China hawajaanza kutoa msaadaLeo wala Jana hapa Tz, Angetoa Marekani au Nchi nyingine sawa. Wamesaidia ujenzi wa vitu vingi sana, in short Tanzania na China tuna historia isiyo futika, tuliwasaidia kwenye mgogoro na umoja wa Mataifa kipindi hicho Nyerere alivyokuwa the most powerful leader in Africa na mengine mengi tu. Wanatupa misaada ya Ki jeshi pamoja na mafunzo BURE kabisa Kama ushirikiano imara wa nchi hizi mbili..

 

[Junior Clinton Mr.]

Julius Nyerere, the godfather of Uganda’s political set-up

By Vision Reporter

Added 4th April 2012 02:31 PM

To mark 50 years of Uganda’s independence, New Vision will, until October 9, 2012, be publishing highlights of events and profiling personalities who have shaped the history of this country. Today, JOSHUA KATObrings you the life and time of Julius Kambarage Nyerere, the first president of Tanzania, controller of all affairs in Uganda and a politician by calling


At the height of Idi Amin’s bloody rule in the late 1970s, Nyerere was one of the few leaders the world over, who sacrifi ced their country’s resources, both fi nancial and human, to rid Uganda of the brutal regime. Any wonder then that in 2007, President Yoweri Museveni awarded him the Katonga Medal, Uganda’s highest military award, in honour of his contribution to the struggle against colonialism and Idi Amin?


Julius Nyerere was a personal friend of Milton Obote, which is one of the reasons his infl uence in Uganda became easier.

In June 2011, prayers were held at Namugongo Martyr’s Shrine for Nyerere, in which President Museveni made one of the brightest eulogies about him: “I am happy when I speak of Nyerere because I am his supporter. He was the greatest black man that ever lived. There are other black men such as Nelson Mandela and Kwame Nkrumah, but Nyerere was the greatest...,” Museveni said. Between 1979 and 1980, Tanzanian leader Julius Nyerere was the ‘defacto’ president of Uganda. Nothing was done without consulting him and anything attempted without consulting him was quashed.




“Even if you wanted to sneeze or move your leg, you had to first inform Julius Nyerere about it,” mused late President Godfrey Binaisa, in his testimonials, Binaisa ne Yuganda. That was the depth of Nyerere’s infl uence in Uganda. It is easy to understand why Nyerere is attracting all these praises. At the peak of the anti-Amin struggle, many Ugandan exiles — politicians, academicians and otherwise, sought refuge in Tanzania, and were directly aided by Nyerere.

Among them were Milton Obote, Yoweri Museveni, Oyite Ojok, Tito Okello and Bazilio Olara Okello. When time came to organising and hosting the Moshi Conference in 1979 to determine Uganda’s future, Nyerere was at the forefront. Most anti-Amin fi ghters were in Dar-es-Salaam with their families, all funded by Nyerere

“The good people in Mwalimu’s office assisted us to get an apartment in another neighbourhood called Upanga,” Janet Museveni, who too was in Tanzania with her husband, Museveni, recalls. “Milton Obote was living in the presidential guest house in Musasani, supported by Mwalimu’s government,” Janet wrote in her book My Life’s Story. It was also clear that on Obote’s behalf, Nyerere was willing to fight
Amin.

“On return to Dar-es-Salaam, Nyerere told me the Tanzanian army had suggested that if I could fi nd a pilot, some of my men could be fl own to Entebbe on the night of the invasion. The plan was for the government of Tanzania to commandeer an East African Airways aircraft from a Tanzanian airport,” Obote wrote.

He adds: “From 1973 to 1978, I requested president Nyerere to allow me to arrange for the infi ltration of the men to Uganda, but the president who was always very kind to me; he used to come to my residence, sometimes twice a week, for conversation and would invite me to functions at his house.”

Obote also wrote that when Idi Amin’s forces invaded Tanzania via Mutukula on the Ugandan southern border president Nyerere briefed him and concluded: “This is the opportunity we have been waiting for.” This culminated into the struggle led by the Tanzanian army and the Ugandan exiles that ended the bloody rule of Idi Amin in 1979.

Apparently, Nyerere had learnt that sections of Ugandans did not want Obote to return as president. This is why he accommodated other fi ghters like Yusuf Lule, who later became President after the toppling of Amin, and Godfrey Binaisa. Earlier, while Obote had advised Nyerere against bringing a young man called Yoweri Museveni closer, Nyerere embraced Museveni. You can as well argue that other than Idi Amin and Sir Edward Mutesa, all the other Ugandan presidents, seven out of the nine, had Nyerere’s blessing.

Political career
Upon his return to Tanganyika, Nyerere taught history, English and Kiswahili at St. Francis’ College, near Dar-es-Salaam.

In 1953 he was elected president of the TAA, a civic organisation dominated by civil servants. In 1954 he transformed TAA into the politically oriented Tanganyika African National Union (TANU). TANU’s main objective was to achieve national sovereignty for Tanganyika. A campaign to register new members was launched, and within a year TANU had become the leading political organisation in the country.

Nyerere’s activities attracted the attention of the colonial authorities and he was forced to choose between his political activities and his teaching career, to which he reportedly said: “I am a schoolmaster by choice and a politician by accident.”

He resigned his teaching position and traversed the country, speaking to common people and tribal chiefs in a bid to garner support for the movement towards independence. He also spoke on behalf of TANU to the Trusteeship Council and Fourth Committee of the United Nations in New York.

His oratory skills and integrity helped Nyerere achieve TANU’s goal for an independent country without war or bloodshed. The co-operative British governor Sir. Richard Turnbull was also a factor in the struggle for independence. Nyerere entered the Colonial Legislative Council following the country’s fi rst elections in 1958-59 and was elected chief minister following fresh elections in 1960.

In 1961 Tanganyika was granted self-rule and Nyerere became its fi rst Prime Minister on December 9, 1961. A year later Nyerere was elected president of Tanganyika when it became a republic. In 1964, Tanganyika became politically united with Zanzibar and was renamed Tanzania. In 1965, a one-party election returned Nyerere to power.

Leaving power
In 1985, after more than two decades at the helm, he relinquished power to his hand-picked successor Ali Hassan Mwinyi. He remained the chairman of the Chama Cha Mapinduzi. He died of leukemia in London in 1999. In 2009, Nyerere was named “World Hero of Social Justice” by Miguel d’Escoto Brockmann a UN diplomat. He received honorary degrees from several universities.

 

[ichoboy01]

Reli yetu ni 600km n yenyu ni 0km hata kama hauna akili ni wazi kuwa ya Wadanganyika ni white elephant. Ati mnajenga bullet train ya kubebea mizigo??? 😀😀😀😀 na umeme wa 1350MW?? 😀😀😀 na deni ya $20 billion nusu ya gdp yenyu??? 😀😀😀 na Nchi yenyewe LDC?? 😀😀😀 na benki ya CDRB inapumulia kwenye mashine??? 😀😀😀 na 92% ya Dar Sluum ni Slum? 😀😀😀 na barabara tarmacked ni 1500km only?? 😀😀😀 pipeline mnawangoja maskini wenzenu waganda wawajengee??? 😀😀😀 na Dangote anazifunga viwanda Nchi ya viwonder?? 😀😀😀 Bandari ya Bagamoyo je 😀😀😀 na zile skyscrapers zenu tatu naskia hazina wateja wakuzikodisha 😀😀😀

kutoka msa nairobi ni 422km who told you 600km unataka kutufunga kamba mchana kweupe???

 

[ichoboy01]

Reli yetu ni 600km n yenyu ni 0km hata kama hauna akili ni wazi kuwa ya Wadanganyika ni white elephant. Ati mnajenga bullet train ya kubebea mizigo??? 😀😀😀😀 na umeme wa 1350MW?? 😀😀😀 na deni ya $20 billion nusu ya gdp yenyu??? 😀😀😀 na Nchi yenyewe LDC?? 😀😀😀 na benki ya CDRB inapumulia kwenye mashine??? 😀😀😀 na 92% ya Dar Sluum ni Slum? 😀😀😀 na barabara tarmacked ni 1500km only?? 😀😀😀 pipeline mnawangoja maskini wenzenu waganda wawajengee??? 😀😀😀 na Dangote anazifunga viwanda Nchi ya viwonder?? 😀😀😀 Bandari ya Bagamoyo je 😀😀😀 na zile skyscrapers zenu tatu naskia hazina wateja wakuzikodisha 😀😀😀

ukiskia mtu mzima anatoa povu la mwaka basi ndio hili😀😀😀 nimecheka sana kushuhudia povu lilivomtoka puani

 

[ichoboy01]

Hela kidogo sana less than Safaricom's profit.

jengeni sasa kwa hzo pesa unafkiri safaricom profit yote ni ya kwenu na investors unawaeka wapi???