Acha Kudanganya Dunia... Nani hajui Daladala za Darislum. Tulia dawa ikuingie mbona unakurupuka kama Makonda
Battle: Dar es Salaam vs Nairobi
Battle: Dar es Salaam vs Nairobi
Acha Kudanganya Dunia... Nani hajui Daladala za Darislum. Tulia dawa ikuingie mbona unakurupuka kama Makonda
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unacheka au tuletee link hapa hahahahaha unaleta porojo hapa
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jamaa hataki kuskia BRT ya dar es salaam hahahaha naleo imezinduliwa section 3 and 4 zinaendelea hahaahahah
Tulia mdogo wangu bado dawa ikuingie.
DARISLUM IS SUCH A DANGEROUS PLACE
There are many incidents of mugging and robberies happening on the daily basis, almost everywhere around the city. The latest trend is approaching unsuspecting walker from behind by either motor bike or taxi, grab any over the shoulder carrier (be it handbags for ladies, loose hanging backpack or laptop bags) and snatching that.
There has even been some deaths reported due to person being dragged and injured while their bags are snatched.
Apart from muggers, you also have to keep away from law enforcers themselves, and many have a habit of extorting money by either making false accusation of breaking some law or any other means.
The culture of taking a stroll is not there in Dar es Salaam, and there are no really walkways where you can safely walk.
Most of the pedestrian paths are filled up during the day by either shopkeepers keeping their wares out, or as boda boda stands (local motor bike taxis), or just chained to prevent others not access those for any reasons.
Even when driving around, the most sensible way to do it is have your windows rolled up, and doors locked! I have seen (witnessed) many times unlocked doors of cars being opened at traffic light junctions and things stolen from cars, phones snatched through open windows and so forth.
LOOK AT THIS. ARE YOU ONE OF THE ALBINO HUNTERS OR ONE OF THE MUGGERS?? WHICH ONE??
Dar is probably the most dangerous city on the east coast outside Mogadishu, and probably more so than Jo'burg too. We met people who'd been attacked with machetes in daylight, robbed in mini-vans, and countless people whose travelling partners were robbed. There was at least one murder of a tourist while we were in the region. Taxis taking people off down dead end streets to be robbed was a common denominator.
Day time, we walked around, thought it was an interesting, pleasant city.
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Shame of Mombasa’s poor drainage as heavy rainfall submerges city in floods.
by Joseph Akwiri - Mar 24, 2016
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Kiosk owner running her business in a flooded area.
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Mombasa residents woke up to raging floods on Tuesday morning, after hours of heavy down pour following months of heat, dust and scorching sunshine, floods that brought to the fore the perennial problem of poor drainage, which successive city administrations have failed to address.
Streets and neighborhoods were submerged in water, causing heavy traffic, with houses and businesses flooded in what is likely to amount to huge losses.
Health experts are also warning of a possible outbreak of water-borne diseases if it continues raining in the coming days.
In Kisauni, residents struggled to salvage their belongings after their houses got flooded, while food kiosk operators opted to go about the businesses right on the flooding water.
Public service vehicles took advantage of the rain and floods to overcharge passengers, desperate to get to work amid the cold and heavy downpour.
Locals accused the county government for failing to address the poor drainage in the city.
“We have floods every year, and the county is fully aware, yet they have chosen to ignore and concentrate on other less important projects. Who will compensate us for these losses?” Mariam Mwanaidi, a resident of Kisauni’s Mlaleo area, told Baraka FM, pointing at a mattress that was floating in her flooded single-roomed house.
“I hope my two-year old baby doesn’t get pneumonia from this cold,” she said.
The Mombasa county government has dealt with several road projects within the county, under funding from the World bank, and has handled some stretch of drainage in areas like Kisauni, but that seems to be inadequate as locals still suffer from floods when it rains.
Serious drainage problems are also evident within the central business district, with flooded streets notably the Jomo Kenyatta and Moi avenues, pointing towards a blocked drainage system that is yet to be dealt with.
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Mombasa residents woke up to raging floods on Tuesday morning, after hours of heavy down pour following months of heat, dust and scorching sunshine, floods that brought to the fore the perennial problem of poor drainage, which successive city administrations have failed to address.
Streets and neighborhoods were submerged in water, causing heavy traffic, with houses and businesses flooded in what is likely to amount to huge losses.
Health experts are also warning of a possible outbreak of water-borne diseases if it continues raining in the coming days.
In Kisauni, residents struggled to salvage their belongings after their houses got flooded, while food kiosk operators opted to go about the businesses right on the flooding water.
Public service vehicles took advantage of the rain and floods to overcharge passengers, desperate to get to work amid the cold and heavy downpour.
Locals accused the county government for failing to address the poor drainage in the city.
“We have floods every year, and the county is fully aware, yet they have chosen to ignore and concentrate on other less important projects. Who will compensate us for these losses?” Mariam Mwanaidi, a resident of Kisauni’s Mlaleo area, told Baraka FM, pointing at a mattress that was floating in her flooded single-roomed house.
“I hope my two-year old baby doesn’t get pneumonia from this cold,” she said.
The Mombasa county government has dealt with several road projects within the county, under funding from the World bank, and has handled some stretch of drainage in areas like Kisauni, but that seems to be inadequate as locals still suffer from floods when it rains.
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hahahaha kakosa link ngoja nikuoneshe sasa soma hio
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link huna umekosa hahahahahahaha
Shame of Mombasa’s poor drainage as heavy rainfall submerges city in floods.
by Joseph Akwiri - Mar 24, 2016
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Kiosk owner running her business in a flooded area.
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Mombasa residents woke up to raging floods on Tuesday morning, after hours of heavy down pour following months of heat, dust and scorching sunshine, floods that brought to the fore the perennial problem of poor drainage, which successive city administrations have failed to address.
Streets and neighborhoods were submerged in water, causing heavy traffic, with houses and businesses flooded in what is likely to amount to huge losses.
Health experts are also warning of a possible outbreak of water-borne diseases if it continues raining in the coming days.
In Kisauni, residents struggled to salvage their belongings after their houses got flooded, while food kiosk operators opted to go about the businesses right on the flooding water.
Public service vehicles took advantage of the rain and floods to overcharge passengers, desperate to get to work amid the cold and heavy downpour.
Locals accused the county government for failing to address the poor drainage in the city.
“We have floods every year, and the county is fully aware, yet they have chosen to ignore and concentrate on other less important projects. Who will compensate us for these losses?” Mariam Mwanaidi, a resident of Kisauni’s Mlaleo area, told Baraka FM, pointing at a mattress that was floating in her flooded single-roomed house.
“I hope my two-year old baby doesn’t get pneumonia from this cold,” she said.
The Mombasa county government has dealt with several road projects within the county, under funding from the World bank, and has handled some stretch of drainage in areas like Kisauni, but that seems to be inadequate as locals still suffer from floods when it rains.
Serious drainage problems are also evident within the central business district, with flooded streets notably the Jomo Kenyatta and Moi avenues, pointing towards a blocked drainage system that is yet to be dealt with.
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Hehe si huwa unasema Drought na floods ni natural occurrences leo imekuwa ni shortfall.... sema kukosa Hoja. Makonda ndio huyo sasa
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ikiwa floods watu hawapiki chapati hvo ww unaeza kula hapo hahahha😀😀😀😀😀 au ndio mumezoea duuuhh
Tihahahhaaaaa....You thought your Darislum is heaven.... Toka kwenye kijiji hicho chako cha ujamaa angalau ufike Darislum
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middle economy inatangaza njaa hahaha uliskia wapi nchi middle economy inatangaza njaa hahahahaha
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hahahaha inakuuma enhhh ukiskia planet paradise ndio tanzania hatuna fujo hatujioneshi hahahaha we nyako maber
Nyir mlikufa njaa na bado mnajifunika ati mko na chakula cha kutosha... Mbona iliwalemea mwaka huu..... Shame
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umeona watu wanapika hapo hahahaha
Hahaha... I can see you are such a toddler. You are talking to somebody who has stayed in Dar beachboy. Unatapeli hata mambo ambayo yako wazi.... Pole sana kijana