Battle: Dar es Salaam vs Nairobi

Battle: Dar es Salaam vs Nairobi

Nicxie said:
Did you mention water and sewer system ndani ya hizo nyumba?🤣🤣🤣🤣
Yani wewe mtu hujui hata sewer system inakaaje unatoa wapi nguvu ya kumention mambo sewerage system? Mibongolala wa Dar hutumia pit latrines
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And you also said proper roofs? Kwamba these are proper roofs? Hizi hapa?🤣🤣🤣View attachment 3333148View attachment 3333149View attachment 3333150View attachment 3333151View attachment 3333152

Just like most of you here, you have to find solace in Kibera everytime you are cornered. It's just 2.5 square kilometers, way too small to compare with your sprawling uswazi hovels that cover your entire cityscape
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So, slum Kenya ni Kibera pekee.
 
Bomas Convention Center outlook. The project will cost $270M.

It consists of Indoor Spoorts Arena
Commercial Center
Heritage zone
Convention zone
Animal Opharnage


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Teargass said:
Tatu City is insane, alafu kuna wachawi wanataka kuilinganisha na Dodoma.


View: https://youtu.be/v66J3AFUpfM?si=KTV2KaIVvlWT9U0T
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How can a one company own a CITY with own rules and regulations, and you think its better??

Sasa kazi gani mtapata hapo zaidi ya kazi za mjengo, housemaids na usafi??

Africa needs manufacturing technology and industries, na Kenya inahitaji large scale farming.

Sasa hivi kila shamba la Coffee walilokuwa wanalima settlers, mnakata PLOTS na kujenga estates.

Na mnaona it's just GOOD.
 
Mpwimbe said:
How can a one company own a CITY with own rules and regulations, and you think its better??

Sasa kazi gani mtapata hapo zaidi ya kazi za mjengo, housemaids na usafi??

Africa needs manufacturing technology and industries, na Kenya inahitaji large scale farming.

Sasa hivi kila shamba la Coffee walilokuwa wanalima settlers, mnakata PLOTS na kujenga estates.

Na mnaona it's just GOOD.
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Tatu City has more industries than entire Tanzania ukitowa Dar. As of now Tatu City has 95 industries and those industries sio za kimandazi mandazi Kama za uko Tanzania, some of the industries at Tatu are as follows

Air separation plant
Vehicle assembly plant
Alcohol Manufacturing Plant
Coffee Processing Plant
Ceramic manufacturing plant
Table top cooking stove plant
 
Teargass said:
Tatu City has more industries than entire Tanzania ukitowa Dar. As of now Tatu City has 95 industries and those industries sio za kimandazi mandazi Kama za uko Tanzania, some of the industries at Tatu are as follows

Air separation plant
Vehicle assembly plant
Alcohol Manufacturing Plant
Coffee Processing Plant
Ceramic manufacturing plant
Table top cooking stove plant
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Kwahiyo siyo City ila ni EPZ??

Mmezoea kudanganywa kila siku, mpaka mmezoea
 
The best 007 said:
So, slum Kenya ni Kibera pekee.
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Tumia google earth tuone Nairobi yoote na Dar yoote., usiogope sio kosa kuanika Dar yote humu., na Nairobi pia, watu washuhudie real images, waone tofauti., kazi yenu ni kidogo sana, domo domo ndio mingi, facts ni nyundo kwa porojo zenu.,
 
Mpwimbe said:
Kwahiyo siyo City ila ni EPZ??

Mmezoea kudanganywa kila siku, mpaka mmezoea
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Lipumbavu ni lipumbavu tu🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣, city ikiwa na industries ni EPZ eti?.., so EPZ iko na residentials, schools, office blocks, data center, etc, vilaza hawataisha Tanzania walai🤣🤣🤣🤣
Mbona EPZ isikue ndani ya city?
 
Don YF said:
Lipumbavu ni lipumbavu tu🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣, city ikiwa na industries ni EPZ eti?.., so EPZ iko na residentials, schools, office blocks, data center, etc, vilaza hawataisha Tanzania walai🤣🤣🤣🤣
Mbona EPZ isikue ndani ya city?
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Tatu City Opens “The Link,” Driving Job Creation and Investment

Tatu City marked a significant milestone with the grand opening of The Link, a cutting-edge $20 million facility within Phase 2, designed to meet the growing demands of local and international businesses. Spanning 10,000 square meters, this world-class hub will accommodate companies specializing in industries ranging from electronics assembly to beverage manufacturing, creating an estimated 5,000 jobs for Kenyans.



Completed ahead of schedule in just 14 months, The Link now stands as a beacon of efficiency and investment readiness, joining over 100 companies already thriving within the Tatu City Special Economic Zone (SEZ).

“The launch of this facility underscores the power of public-private partnerships in driving economic growth.” John Mwendwa, OGW, CEO KenInvest. He further reaffirmed KenInvest’s commitment to fostering a business-friendly environment, aimed at attracting more investors and expanding the number of enterprises in the country. Notably, the announcement that ten new companies will soon establish operations within The Link highlights both the facility’s strategic appeal and the upward trajectory of Kenya’s investment landscape. Mwendwa also emphasized the pivotal role of private sector investment in national development.

The rapid construction and immediate interest from businesses reinforce Kenya’s position as a premier investment destination. By focusing on high-growth sectors and actively supporting investor needs, Kenya continues to unlock new opportunities for economic expansion and employment.

The KenInvest CEO noted that the story of Tatu City is a testament to Kenya’s dynamic growth and success, demonstrating what is possible when the public and private sectors collaborate effectively.

www.investkenya.go.ke

Tatu City Opens “The Link,” Driving Job Creation and Investment - Kenya Investment Authority (KenInvest)

Tatu City marked a significant milestone with the grand opening of The Link, a cutting-edge $20 million facility within Phase 2, designed to meet the growing demands of local and international businesses. Spanning 10,000 square meters, this world-class hub will accommodate companies specializing...
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