Wah! Yaani the guy should be listened to, he has given a perspective that has always been ignored, time we have a national conversation.He is not wrong, he is stating facts
I agree with you and Dualr...as a Tznian doing business in Kenya and other African countries, foreign business owners must follow respective govt policies...They all must employ over 90% of locals as it’s workforce...Open borders must have structure...Right is right and wrong is wrong...Not everyone will like this comment but is just facts it’s just being fair...He is not wrong, he is stating facts
As I have constantly said reciprocity is what is ailing the Kenya-Tanzania relations. On our part even though Tanzania blocked a lot of our products we still accept and allow Tanzanian products into Kenya. Tanzania is not signatory to the eac free movement of labor agreement but Kenya has always ignored it and allowed tanzanians to engage their labor in Kenya. east african community will not work out unless everybody makes a compromise.I agree with you and Dualr...as a Tznian doing business in Kenya and other African countries, foreign business owners must follow respective govt policies...They all must employ over 90% of locals as it’s workforce...Open borders must have structure...Right is right and wrong is wrong...Not everyone will like this comment but is just facts it’s just being fair...
Our gas was also blocked from entering Kenyan market! tell us why is Bakhresa not able to open a factory in Mombasa? Is Utalii college that relevant in tourism hospitality like it used to be? How many such colleges exist in Tanzania as u speak! learn to understand the job market has changed Tanzania has also invested in such training institutions in her backyard to extent no need of Utalii college graduants anymore! The fact our tourism does better than Kenya's speaks for itself!As I have constantly said reciprocity is what is ailing the Kenya-Tanzania relations. On our part even though Tanzania blocked a lot of our products we still accept and allow Tanzanian products into Kenya. Tanzania is not signatory to the eac free movement of labor agreement but Kenya has always ignored it and allowed tanzanians to engage their labor in Kenya. east african community will not work out unless everybody makes a compromise.
100% correct...I can’t argue with you on this...That’s why there is a need for both govts to compromise and come out with a pragmatic and systemic formula to solve the issue...We need each other...(stunting on both sides is counterproductive)...Hope Someone is hearing the unspoken solution...As I have constantly said reciprocity is what is ailing the Kenya-Tanzania relations. On our part even though Tanzania blocked a lot of our products we still accept and allow Tanzanian products into Kenya. Tanzania is not signatory to the eac free movement of labor agreement but Kenya has always ignored it and allowed tanzanians to engage their labor in Kenya. east african community will not work out unless everybody makes a compromise.
Lets be realistic bro, ww ni mtu muungwana unaheshimika sana hapa jukwaani lakini huo moto mnaowasha utawaathiri sana nyie kuliko sisi.Trust me hao wtz walioko Kny wengi ni wafanyabishara wa sokoni na bidhaa zinakuja kwenu ni oranges za muheza, cabbages na nyanya za lushoto na ngombe za shnynga, lbda zaidi na mashudu ya kulisha ngombe mambo ambayo sio makubwa. Je nyie wangp mko Tz? na kazi nzuri nzuri hamuonei huruma watu wenu na jiulize investment zenu ngapi ziko Tz na pia bidhaa ngp zenu mnauza Tz msiwe blind kwa issues ndogo zikawatia ujinga. Nani asiejua Duale ana hasira sabb wasomali wenzake mpkn namanga wenye burueau na biashara za magendo wamebanwa bro?Wah! Yaani the guy should be listened to, he has given a perspective that has always been ignored, time we have a national conversation.
I've always dismissed him as some sycophantic parrot, I never thought he has the capacity to speak facts so eloquently.
Unless you are behind in news Geza Bakhresa already produce flour (Wheat and Maize) from Mombasa, only wheat and maize from Tanzania is not allowed(They have to buy maize from NCPB), but that is after tanzania started an unwarranted trade war with Kenya.
Evidence? No factory has been built! Bakhresa wanted to open a milling factory in Mombasa but unfortunately was forced into land wrangles procedures to frustrate him!Unless you are behind in news Geza Bakhresa already produce flour (Wheat and Maize) from Mombasa, only wheat and maize from Tanzania is not allowed(They have to buy maize from NCPB), but that is after tanzania started an unwarranted trade war with Kenya.
I agree with you and Dualr...as a Tznian doing business in Kenya and other African countries, foreign business owners must follow respective govt policies...They all must employ over 90% of locals as it’s workforce...Open borders must have structure...Right is right and wrong is wrong...Not everyone will like this comment but is just facts it’s just being fair...
The govts need to sort it out honestly and fairly...
Evidence? No factory has been built! Bakhresa wanted to open a milling factory in Mombasa but unfortunately was forced into land wrangles procedures to frustrate him!
Grain miller sues KCB over Sh600m loan charges
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As always lazy old Danganyikan. Can't competeEvidence? No factory has been built! Bakhresa wanted to open a milling factory in Mombasa but unfortunately was forced into land wrangles procedures to frustrate him!
Grain miller sues KCB over Sh600m loan charges
Bakhresa Grain Milling seeks order suspending any interest, charges, fees or penalties on a Sh600 million loan advanced by the bank.www.businessdailyafrica.com
Where is Kenya getting her maize from
And yet u ordered 1 mln tonnes from Tanzania!From our farms. Where is your Economy coming from?
Our own farms and Uganda to plug deficitsWhere is Kenya getting her maize from
KRA has lately imposed 25 per cent duty on such products, ostensibly on reciprocal response to similar treatment of palm and industrial sugar-based products from Nairobi by the Tanzania Revenue Authority.Evidence? No factory has been built! Bakhresa wanted to open a milling factory in Mombasa but unfortunately was forced into land wrangles procedures to frustrate him!
Grain miller sues KCB over Sh600m loan charges
Bakhresa Grain Milling seeks order suspending any interest, charges, fees or penalties on a Sh600 million loan advanced by the bank.www.businessdailyafrica.com
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