Battle: Dar es Salaam vs Nairobi

Battle: Dar es Salaam vs Nairobi

One thing I admire Kenya is how we take education very seriously. Parents would sell all their possessions just to give their kids a chance to acquire a post secondary education… hereby is a scene rarely seen from any other African country. 15 Kenyans graduating from an American university at same time. All guaranteed jobs and a bright future.
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coodip1 said:
Capital cities do have supporting infrastructures sasa leta bus terminal ya capital city yenu tulinganishe na Dodoma and mind you Dodoma hakuna garimoshi 😁
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Metrics ya capital city ni bust terminal? Yaani umezinguka ukaona ni nini Dodoma iko nayo best ukaamua uimention hio 🤣
 
coodip1 said:
Aiseee🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣Road construction ya hovyo sijawahi kuona hivyo vigingi vyote watakufa sana watu hapo besides poor workmanship and design. You have a long way to go seriously.
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Tuonyeshe yenu ambayo sio hovyo lakini iwe nje ya Dar
 
coodip1 said:
Nitajie Supapawa hata mmoja ambae hana electric train 😁
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What is your thought process surely ! Hii inaitwa fallacy.
First of all, there is only one superpower (US of A) and 1 contesting superpower (China) Let me assume you mean developed countries.
Now your statement presumes that all countries with electric trains are developed, rather than all developed countries have electric trains. It’s is like saying all countries with paved roads are developed instead of “all developed countries have paved roads”
And btw food for thought;even the superpower you are talking about has less than 1% of its rail network electrified. Canada too!
You are a fool if you think electric trains suddenly propel you to developed or so called “superpower” status. What next? Stendi too? 😂😂
 
IamLee said:
What is your thought process surely ! Hii inaitwa fallacy.
First of all, there is only one superpower (US of A) and 1 contesting superpower (China) Let me assume you mean developed countries.
Now your statement presumes that all countries with electric trains are a developed, rather than all developed countries have electric trains. It’s is like saying all countries with paved roads are developed instead of “all developed countries have paved roads”
And btw food for thought;even the superpower you are talking about has less than 1% of its rail network electrified. Canada too!
You are a fool if you think electric trains suddenly propel you to developed or so called “superpower” status. What next? Stendi too? 😂😂
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acha maelezo mengi, all super powers wana electric train, infact they are now competing who makes the fastest train to cut down travel time
 
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