Battle: Dar es Salaam vs Nairobi

Bruh no jokes headline news zao everyday ni rais mtakatifu Leo alizindua....
 
This single project in Kigamboni has the capacity double the kipevu, interestingly with half the price of Kipevu 😁



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We primary school dropout una wazimu, Kipevu is a proper oil terminal, nyinyi munaunda mapipa tu za kuhifadhi mafuta hakuna cha maana hapo. πŸ˜‚ πŸ˜‚ πŸ˜‚ Meli mbili pale Kipevu zinajaza hizo mapipa zote munajenga huko kigamboni na hata I doubt hio project yenu kama inaweza accommodate hata hizo meli mbili simultaneously.

Berths & Vessel Capacity: The terminal has four berths with a total length of 770 meters, capable of accommodating up to four vessels simultaneously. Each vessel can have a deadweight tonnage (DWT) of up to 200,000 tonnes

Tanzania Ports Authority (TPA) Oil Storage Project in Kigamboni

The Tanzania Ports Authority (TPA) is constructing a new oil storage terminal in Kigamboni, Dar es Salaam, to address chronic fuel storage shortages and improve port efficiency. The project involves building 15 large-capacity fuel storage tanks with a total capacity of 378,000 cubic meters (approximately 380,000 mΒ³), valued at 703 billion Tanzanian shillings.

  • Tank Allocation:
    • 6 tanks for diesel
    • 5 tanks for petrol (mogas)
    • 3 tanks for aviation fuel (jet fuel)
    • 1 interface tank for connecting storage points
 
that jetty has a capacity for two tankers! Mind u Dar has also around 2 KOJ and SPM! Mind u TAZAMA pipeline has own too! Mind u Tanga port receives oil tankers too!
We mzee punguza upumbavu, Kipevu has four berths na zote zinaweza tumika kwa mpigo. Nyinyi munaunda mapipa sita za fuel storage sasa munaanza kujicompare na kipevu. πŸ˜‚ πŸ˜‚ πŸ˜‚ Bongolala mupunguze ujinga bana, Kenya used to refine oil, infrastructure iko Mombasa hakuna any country in EAC inaweza karibia despite the refinery shutting down.
 
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