Battle: Dar es Salaam vs Nairobi

Battle: Dar es Salaam vs Nairobi

Mombasa Raha.

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Hii place haifikii Kilimani hata 40%. Utashinda uklichaguachagua vibarabara alafu unachukua lanes za Kilimani ambazo zimebomolewa due to construction. Mitaa yenu hainanga barabara bro. Hata foreigners wanakuja kwenu wanasema hivo. Barabara huko ni main road pekee.

It is a crime to even think of comparing this place with Kilimani. Hii place ligi yake ni Umoja. Huyo Bertin is a Tz YouTuber trying to show the good side of Tanzania (Which is not a bad thing) so anachukua video upande upande. Makumbusho unfiltered hii hapa. Angalia uone barabara ngapi za vumbi hapo.


View: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0HJnf_-YCP4

Kwa barabara zilizopo makumbusho ni bora kuliko hizo takataka za kilimani, can’t you see that kwa macho tu mzee. .??
 
sisi tushawazoea kwa project zisizokamilika
The dropped gas-powered power plant was part of the government’s plan to add 5,000MW to the grid from 2013 to spur economic growth.
Among the bidders were China Petroleum, Tata Power in consortium with Gulf Energy, Globeleq, Mitsui and Company, Toyota Tyusho, Marubeni Corporation, Samsung C and T, GMR Energy, Quantum Power and GDF Suez.

According to the terms of the botched tender, companies were required to show the ability to raise at least $1 billion (Sh103 billion) at competitive terms and have strong balance sheets, with a minimum of $200 million (Sh20.6 billion).The successful bidder for the Dongo Kundu plant was required to build a floating storage and re-gasification unit with sufficient capacity and infrastructure to supply natural gas to power plants using heavy fuel oil.
In July 2014, Kenya announced the discovery of commercially viable gas in Wajir after a successful exploration in Hadado, raising expectations of tapping the gas for power production.

Initially, Kenya was looking to build a pipeline to move natural gas from gas-rich neighbouring Tanzania to Mombasa, a deal which never materialised.
Kenya has also been cautious in its quest to construct more power plants, fearing the economy could be left with excess power and force consumers to pay for capacity charges on idle plants.
In the financial year 2023/2024, Kenya imported 1,199.8 GWh of electricity to offset demand and stabilize the grid.
yaan mnaona muimport umeme badala ya kujenga eti mnaogop overcapacity
Sijasoma.
 
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