Dar number 1 Africa katika fursa za uwekezaji Nairobi.....

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Katika research ilihofanywa na shirika reputable international orgo lisilo la kiserikali (Price Waterhouse Coopers) limetoa matokeo kuwa Dar ndio mji wenye fursa nyingi za kiuwekezaji na mazingira safi katika Africa nzima.

My take, always no research no right to say, hii ni ishara kwamba hakuna haja ya kulalamikiana bali watu waipekue report wapate maeneo yaliyotajwa ya kiuwekezaji wachangamkie fursa badala ya kuzunguka na bashasha za kaki na misuti ya oversize kama akina fulani crawling babies.

 

[HIMARS]

Uongo

 

[Lusematic]

Katika research ilihofanywa na shirika reputable international orgo lisilo la kiserikali (Price Waterhouse Coopers) limetoa matokeo kuwa Dar ndio mji wenye fursa nyingi za kiuwekezaji na mazingira safi katika Africa nzima.
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My take, always no research no right to say, hii ni ishara kwamba hakuna haja ya kulalamikiana bali watu waipekue report wapate maeneo yaliyotajwa ya kiuwekezaji wachangamkie fursa badala ya kuzunguka na bashasha za kaki na misuti ya oversize kama akina fulani crying babies. View attachment 579516

yap huo ndiyo ukweli wakina mungiki watakuja sasa hivi
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yap huo ndiyo ukweli wakina mungiki watakuja sasa hivi
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Hahaha kwenye heavy weights kama hizi huwa comments zao wanabaki nazo kumoyo.

Lazima wajue Tanzania sio size yao, Sidhani kama hii research iligusa Hoima Tanga pipeline

 

[REDEEMER.]

Uongo

 

[Lusematic]

Hahaha kwenye heavy weights kama hizi huwa comments zao wanabaki nazo kumoyo.

Lazima wajue Tanzania sio size yao, Sidhani kama hii research iligusa Hoima Tanga pipeline

ndiyo maana mimi huwa nawaambia ....wawashukuru wazungu na investors waliowahi kuusimamisha uchumi wa kenya mapema tokea kipindi cha miaka hiyo ....

ila kinachofuata .....mbeleni ni zamu ya Tanzania kufanya mapinduzi makubwa yakiuchumi ..natukichukua hiyo nafasi yetu hatutoshuka kamwe kwao itabaki history tu[emoji12] [emoji12] [emoji12]

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[Jay456watt]

ni kweli....Dar ina pepea pia ktk ukanda huu pmja na Nairobi...

 

[KichwaNgumu254]

Katika research ilihofanywa na shirika reputable international orgo lisilo la kiserikali (Price Waterhouse Coopers) limetoa matokeo kuwa Dar ndio mji wenye fursa nyingi za kiuwekezaji na mazingira safi katika Africa nzima.
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My take, always no research no right to say, hii ni ishara kwamba hakuna haja ya kulalamikiana bali watu waipekue report wapate maeneo yaliyotajwa ya kiuwekezaji wachangamkie fursa badala ya kuzunguka na bashasha za kaki na misuti ya oversize kama akina fulani crawling babies. View attachment 579526

You are either ignorant or conveniently forgetting that Nairobi has a diversified pool of investments that have almost reached the apex of primary venture standards associated with Africa! Fact is that, slow uptake of new but tired off the mill investments have no market share or local appeal anymore, this makes Dar and Lusaka look like investment Mecca because they are almost VIRGIN territories compared to Nairobi!

Ask yourself as to why cities like J'burg,Cape Town or Casablanca weren't featured in that assessment, yet they present far more opportunities? Reason, they are SATURATED and diversified as far as new entrants are concerned. That's why Dar/Lusaka scores higher than Nairobi leave alone the other three (J'burg/C.Town/Casablanca etc).

New investors' first instinct is to avoid competition and to venture into uncharted territory with dominance possibilities if not outright monopoly. Nairobi is so competitive that they won't break even against well anchored investors in the same market category.
It seems you've elected to omit some crucial info and only cherry picked from PWC findings or to push your narrative without laying bare the full context of the research.

Whereas Dar is still yearning for basic brick and mortar type of investments so to speak,Nairobi is sprinting towards Value Addition (for both goods/services),Fintech,Outsourcing and Multinational hubs. The comparison is unfair to say the least.
Learn something my friend! Sio kila siku ubishi!

 

[Geza Ulole]

You are either ignorant or conveniently forgetting that Nairobi has a diversified pool of investments that have almost reached the apex of primary venture standards associated with Africa! Fact is that, slow uptake of new but tired off the mill investments have no market share or local appeal anymore, this makes Dar and Lusaka look like investment Mecca because they are almost VIRGIN territories compared to Nairobi!

Ask yourself as to why cities like J'burg,Cape Town or Casablanca weren't featured in that assessment, yet they present far more opportunities? Reason, they are SATURATED and diversified as far as new entrants are concerned. That's why Dar/Lusaka scores higher than Nairobi leave alone the other three (J'burg/C.Town/Casablanca etc).

New investors' first instinct is to avoid competition and to venture into uncharted territory with dominance possibilities if not outright monopoly. Nairobi is so competitive that they won't break even against well anchored investors in the same market category.
It seems you've elected to omit some crucial info and only cherry picked from PWC findings or to push your narrative without laying bare the full context of the research.

Whereas Dar is still yearning for basic brick and mortar type of investments so to speak,Nairobi is sprinting towards Value Addition (for both goods/services),Fintech,Outsourcing and Multinational hubs. The comparison is unfair to say the least.
Learn something my friend! Sio kila siku ubishi!

Ati Virgin territories wakati Nairobi is third in the same report.

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[ndughuri msuya]

Ati Virgin territories wakati Nairobi is third in the same report.

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