Battle: Dar es Salaam vs Nairobi

Naton Jr said:
Hawa ni police lakini wapo well equipped with sophisticated gears kuliko hata KDF wale wanaobebaga magobore miguuni gumboots
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Gears za kawaida sana hzo jomba, emu jaribu hata kuruhusu ubongo wako uanze hata kufanya kazi mara moja ke siku
 

Mombasa wee!!! Njoo uchukue mwenzako your small FAT sister Dar is slum☝☝ meunde pale nje mcheze pamoja😂😂 harakisha Mombasa!👇👇







Ichoboy01 next week Friday or Sato might be in Dar briefly (like a day or two) enroute to some place, nasubiri confirmation flani kwanza. Nataka nitembee gongo la mboto maeneo yako, u sound like gongo la mboto bro., (what does it mean? Such a funny name😂😂😂)
 
Papi Chulo said:
Hao usifananishe na wale wakora wezi wa biskuits kule westgate,hao ukijipendekeza tu unakuwa kiwete fasta,hawacheki na mtu
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Bwahahaha!!hao hao waimba taarab ama unaongelea watu gani..
Kua serious hata kidogo basi, wanauwezo gani hao jamaa ku counter terror[emoji23][emoji23]

Cheki wazee wa kazi, hao hawana hta mda wa kuongea achana na kuimba mashairi
 
xng hua said:
sasa hayomaneno ulipaswa uwambie chama cha mbowe na chama cha zitto
nafkir uliemkqout hana tatizo na iyo video
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Kwhyo na wewe unawakubali hao waume zenu, emu siku jaribu ukadai haki yako km hawakukuvunja..hawatambui ukada wala nn kazi yao ni kufyeka wote wanaoenda kinyume na matamshi ya jiwe
 
komora096 said:
Kwhyo na wewe unawakubali hao waume zenu, emu siku jaribu ukadai haki yako km hawakukuvunja..hawatambui ukada wala nn kazi yao ni kufyeka wote wanaoenda kinyume na matamshi ya jiwe
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haki gani unayoizungumzia hapa?
 
mombasa yotee sawa na lamu tuu
tafadhali iheshimu daslam
 
Huu utoto wa ushago inabodi uache....show respect...
 

#uchumi_wa_kwenye_makaratasi​


UK to ink landmark trade deal with Kenya​

the-star.co.ke
Nov 3, 2020 4:48 PM

Once signed, UK-Kenya Free Trade Agreement will guarantee tariff-free access.​


The UK has moved a step closer to signing a sixth bilateral trade deal in Africa today, which will allow British and Kenyan companies to expand on trade already worth Sh200 billion a year.
UK-Kenya Free Trade Agreement, once signed, will guarantee tariff-free access to both markets.

It was agreed during a virtual meeting of senior government of Kenya CSs and UK government Ministers on Tuesday.

The event was led by Interior CS Fred Matiangi and Trade CS Betty Maina, while the UK was represented by the Minister for Africa, James Duddridge, International Trade Minister, Ranil Jayawardena, and the Prime Minister’s Trade Envoy to Kenya, Theo Clarke.
As the largest economy in the region and amongst the top ten in Africa, trade with Kenya is important to the UK and also opens up the potential for further deals with the East African Community trade bloc.

The UK is already Kenya’s fifth-largest export destination.
Kenya’s biggest imports from the UK include vehicles, pharmaceuticals, and paper – worth almost Sh133 billion– while the UK’s biggest imports include tea, coffee, vegetables, and flowers.

Jane Marriott, the British High Commissioner to Kenya, said: “I’m delighted we’ve been able to conclude this trade agreement, which lays the foundations to expand our trade in the future.
“Whether it is in tea, horticulture, pharmaceuticals, or vehicles, trade between our countries continues to grow. It’s fantastic we’ve been able to complete negotiations so quickly and we look forward to working with the Government of Kenya to build on this in the years ahead.”

The UK’s Minister for Africa, James Duddridge, said: “The UK will always be a champion of liberal free trade that prioritises the mutual benefits of doing business with integrity.
“This trade deal will build on the UK and Kenya’s historic ties and is the perfect platform to increase our trading partners in the future.”

The UK’s International Trade Minister, Ranil Jayawardena, said: “I’m delighted we've reached a trade agreement with Kenya. This deal gives businesses the certainty that they’ll be able to continue trading as they do now, supporting jobs and livelihoods in both our countries.
“I look forward to forging further trade ties with Kenya - the largest economy in the region - and working with other East African countries to agree on trade continuity, harnessing free and fair trade to secure shared prosperity for our peoples.”
The agreement will be formally signed shortly once it has been subject to formal checks.
Britain has deep ties with Kenya, not just through business, but insecurity, health, and education.
Prime Minister Boris Johnson and President Uhuru Kenyatta agreed on a five-year Strategic Partnership between the UK and Kenya in January of this year, which was signed in Downing Street during the Africa Investment Summit.
 
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