Haha, kubalini tuu, in East Africa 3 level above the ground flyover ya kwanza itakuwa Tanzanian let's be honest about that. Picha ya juu uliyo weka sio Kenya wala sio Mombasa, Changamwe haita kuwa na 3 level above the ground, kama unaushahidi leta hapa uonyeshe dunia.
Sure, those are three level interchange, but in Kenyan standards,Really, the first 3 Level interchange??? Tanzanians you are lazy on research, Outer ring road Nairobi under construction has one, dongo Kundu in Mombasa has another, Pangani Interchange in Nairobi has one already, You guys are really funny with your dreams, is there anything you can do to be first in East Africa???
This one coming to Nyayo Round about
Outer Ring Road, Under construction
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Bwa mdogo, next five president tutakuwa miles ahead of you.
Manzese huwezi fananisha na mathare ,mathare nyumba za matofali nizakutafuta
Oh yes there's 3 level above the ground flyover, we just showed you one. Zingine zinaenda mpaka 5
Not trueHahaa slam!! Tatizo lao hawatembei dunia wajionee wenzao wanavyofanya. Nairobi got its first three level interchange back in 2009! Hio ni miaka minane iliyopita, jamani eehh tzz[emoji3] [emoji3]
Next time be specific ukiuliza swali, your initial question was not referring Tanzanian.I forgive you. There are no flyovers in Tanzania.
Gaza come back ujitetee. Kimeumana!The first in EA! That's what impresses me most!
uboya tu ndio umewajaa........mmeanza kusema first,mkapinga ati ooh tuleteeni picha,mkaletewa picha,tena mmeanza ooh hiyo niya Kenyan standards tuleteeni ya level tatu juu hatutaki tunnels. ...ujinga
Gaza come back ujitetee. Kimeumana!
Bado upumbavu wa Traffic rights utaendelea kuwepo kweli wajinga ni wajinga tu hata akienda shuleTHE government yesterday signed a contract with Chinese company M/S China Civil Engineering Construction Cooperation (CCECC) to build the ‘Interchange’ at the junction between Morogoro, Sam Najoma and Mandela roads at Ubungo in Dar es Salaam.
Under the contract, CCECC will start construction as soon as possible and the project is expected to end within 30 months, which is equivalent to two years and a half.
Speaking soon after sealing the pact, chief executive officer of the Tanzania National Roads Agency (Tanroads), Patrick Mfugale said that the project is expected to cost 177.4bn/ and the foundation stone for the project will take place next Month.
Eng Mfugale called upon builders to ensure that they start construction as soon as possible as the government had already made all the preparations including paying compensation amounting to 2.1bn/ to the people whose infrastructures had been demolished. The Ubongo interchange will be built from the World Bank loan, the official said.
He said that more than 65,000 vehicles go through the junction between Morogoro Sam Nujoma and Mandera roads every day, the situation that causes traffic jam. The area is the main gateway to the city of Dar es Salaam, hence the project will play an imperative role in improving transport in the city and stimulate economic growth, explained Eng. Mfugale.
For his part, managing director of CCECC, Jiang Yigao assured the government that construction in the area will start as soon as possible and completed on time.
So far the government is building a similar facility along the TAZARA junction in Dar es Salaam.
wenzako ndio wameleta mada kiushabiki...ukimwaga mboga namwaga ugali.anadanganya but tumuangalie...aaaihh.tutakuumbua tuujue inabidi muwe smart kwenye ubongo kubishana kize ni lack of creativity kuna vitu mna talk pasipo kuwa na big thinking ......popote pale inabidi duniani tuishi kwa ushindani lakini si kwakutoleana mapovu yenye upumba kuzembe kwa mfano mkenye ama mtz akituma picha za sijui izo fly over mnapata faida gani na hata kama mkizipost izo picha kwanin msipost kishikaji na si kwakutambiana ni ivi tukue kiakili hafu nchi zinazoendelea zinamatatizo kweli mbona nchi ambazo zimeshapangika kimaendeleo mfano south africa kwenye head chat zao hawatambi inamaana sis ndyo washamba.....cha msingi ni hivi hskuna serikal iliyolala baina ya nchi mbili....hicho kilichoandikwa ni hoja tu ...
"Kenyan standards"? The fact is, Kenya's the regional pioneer in this kind of stuff, whichever the "standard" Tanzania will put up.Sure, those are three level interchange, but in Kenyan standards,