Kenya Airways Cancels New York Flights As Demand Dips

Kenya Airways Cancels New York Flights As Demand Dips

joto la jiwe said:
Chizi wewe, hujulikani nini unataka kuongea, hiyo condition medically ni "Flight of ideas", ni dalili ya mental condition known as " Mania". Mara useme hili, mara urukie lingine, rudi Mathare Hospital kuchukua dawa zako.
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hehehehehe rudi shule tafadhali maliza Primary hata rudi tuonge
 
JKasuku255 said:
hehehehehe rudi shule tafadhali maliza Primary hata rudi tuonge
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joto la jiwe said:
Chizi wewe, hujulikani nini unataka kuongea, hiyo condition medically ni "Flight of ideas", ni dalili ya mental condition known as " Mania". Mara useme hili, mara urukie lingine, rudi Mathare Hospital kuchukua dawa zako.
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Hamstere huyo. Hanaga point. Anajifanya mtoto wa Tanga😂😂😂😂
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joto la jiwe said:
Chizi wewe, hujulikani nini unataka kuongea, hiyo condition medically ni "Flight of ideas", ni dalili ya mental condition known as " Mania". Mara useme hili, mara urukie lingine, rudi Mathare Hospital kuchukua dawa zako.
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Tanzania's population is becoming more illiterate
Dar es Salaam- Tanzania (PANA) -- The state of illiteracy in Tanzania is alarming.
While in many countries illiteracy has been decreasing over the years, in Tanzania the opposite has been the situation.
There are more illiterates in the country now than was the case in the 1970s and early 1980s.
At that time, about 80 percent of adult Tanzanians knew how to read and write, thanks for a special campaign in adult literacy education.
The Universal Primary school education programme also, at least initially, enabled every school going children to attend primary school.
Now, however, the situation has changed.
Adult education programmes lack the impetus they used to have previously as the focus now is on upgrading professionals and secondary school leavers to attain university education.
As a result, adults who did not get the chance to attend school have remained illiterate.
The Universal Primary Education programme, too, has died a natural death as enrolment could not match with the existing capacity of infrastructure.
Old buildings could no longer accommodate the increasing number of pupils, who lack desks, textbooks and new classrooms.
Worse still, in a bid to get more teachers, those who failed or performed very poorly in secondary school education and in some instance even those who failed in primary schools, were recruited as primary school teachers without undergoing any training.
At the end of the day Tanzania had teachers who taught what they did not know, with the result that the majority of primary school leavers, especially in the rural areas, completed their education as illiterates.
The rate of illiteracy increased and now stands at less than 60 percent.
According to available statistics from UNICEF, there are about three million children in the country who are unable to attend school for a number of reasons.
Earlier this year, President Benjamin Mkapa said no serious development would occur in Tanzania as the world entered the new century unless there was meaningful investment on human development, the country's greatest asset and resource.
Not all children in Tanzania have access to primary schools.
At the same time, Tanzania has the lowest rate of secondary school enrolment in the world.
However, the government has been encouraging citizens to build secondary schools through self-help efforts since 1986.
Recently, the government announced that major plans were under way to review the distribution of public secondary schools in the country in a bid to bridge a widening knowledge gap between one region and another.
This is because a survey on the distribution of secondary schools in the country revealed huge disparities in the levels of education between regions.
For instance, Same District in Kilimanjaro Region alone has 19 secondary schools while Lindi Rural District has only two.
While efforts to substantially increase school enrolment were successful in the 1970s and 1980s, the quality of education decreased dramatically in the past decade.
These are grandiose plans to which Tanzanians have always been treated to while illiteracy continues to extend its ugly wings.
Tanzanians have lost hope.
This time round, they are waiting with a lot of anxiety to see if those plans will really be put into practical form

The World Bank has withdrawn a $300m (£232m) loan to Tanzania, amid concerns about the nation’s policy of expelling pregnant girls from school.

The money, a significant proportion of funding totalling $500m awarded to Tanzania by the bank in 2018, was scheduled for approval last month. It was intended to help Tanzania’s education ministry to improve access to secondary education.
 
JKasuku255 said:
Tanzania's population is becoming more illiterate
Dar es Salaam- Tanzania (PANA) -- The state of illiteracy in Tanzania is alarming.
While in many countries illiteracy has been decreasing over the years, in Tanzania the opposite has been the situation.
There are more illiterates in the country now than was the case in the 1970s and early 1980s.
At that time, about 80 percent of adult Tanzanians knew how to read and write, thanks for a special campaign in adult literacy education.
The Universal Primary school education programme also, at least initially, enabled every school going children to attend primary school.
Now, however, the situation has changed.
Adult education programmes lack the impetus they used to have previously as the focus now is on upgrading professionals and secondary school leavers to attain university education.
As a result, adults who did not get the chance to attend school have remained illiterate.
The Universal Primary Education programme, too, has died a natural death as enrolment could not match with the existing capacity of infrastructure.
Old buildings could no longer accommodate the increasing number of pupils, who lack desks, textbooks and new classrooms.
Worse still, in a bid to get more teachers, those who failed or performed very poorly in secondary school education and in some instance even those who failed in primary schools, were recruited as primary school teachers without undergoing any training.
At the end of the day Tanzania had teachers who taught what they did not know, with the result that the majority of primary school leavers, especially in the rural areas, completed their education as illiterates.
The rate of illiteracy increased and now stands at less than 60 percent.
According to available statistics from UNICEF, there are about three million children in the country who are unable to attend school for a number of reasons.
Earlier this year, President Benjamin Mkapa said no serious development would occur in Tanzania as the world entered the new century unless there was meaningful investment on human development, the country's greatest asset and resource.
Not all children in Tanzania have access to primary schools.
At the same time, Tanzania has the lowest rate of secondary school enrolment in the world.
However, the government has been encouraging citizens to build secondary schools through self-help efforts since 1986.
Recently, the government announced that major plans were under way to review the distribution of public secondary schools in the country in a bid to bridge a widening knowledge gap between one region and another.
This is because a survey on the distribution of secondary schools in the country revealed huge disparities in the levels of education between regions.
For instance, Same District in Kilimanjaro Region alone has 19 secondary schools while Lindi Rural District has only two.
While efforts to substantially increase school enrolment were successful in the 1970s and 1980s, the quality of education decreased dramatically in the past decade.
These are grandiose plans to which Tanzanians have always been treated to while illiteracy continues to extend its ugly wings.
Tanzanians have lost hope.
This time round, they are waiting with a lot of anxiety to see if those plans will really be put into practical form

The World Bank has withdrawn a $300m (£232m) loan to Tanzania, amid concerns about the nation’s policy of expelling pregnant girls from school.

The money, a significant proportion of funding totalling $500m awarded to Tanzania by the bank in 2018, was scheduled for approval last month. It was intended to help Tanzania’s education ministry to improve access to secondary education.
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Wewe ni chizi, sisi hatuwezi kutegemea msaada kuendesha nchi yetu, unajua Tanzania budget deficit ya 2017/18 ni percent ngapi?. Tunatoa elimu bure kuanzia kindergarten hadi form four bila msaada toka kokote, tumetoa $3B kujenga SGR hadi Dodoma bila msaada wowote, what is $300M kwa Tanzania?. Sio Kenya hata $200M mnauza Eurobond au mnakopa toka China.
 
joto la jiwe said:
Wewe ni chizi, sisi hatuwezi kutegemea msaada kuendesha nchi yetu, unajua Tanzania budget deficit ya 2017/18 ni percent ngapi?. Tunatoa elimu bure kuanzia kindergarten hadi form four bila msaada toka kokote, tumetoa $3B kujenga SGR hadi Dodoma bila msaada wowote, what is $300M kwa Tanzania?. Sio Kenya hata $200M mnauza Eurobond au mnakopa toka China.
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joto la jiwe said:
Wewe ni chizi, sisi hatuwezi kutegemea msaada kuendesha nchi yetu, unajua Tanzania budget deficit ya 2017/18 ni percent ngapi?. Tunatoa elimu bure kuanzia kindergarten hadi form four bila msaada toka kokote, tumetoa $3B kujenga SGR hadi Dodoma bila msaada wowote, what is $300M kwa Tanzania?. Sio Kenya hata $200M mnauza Eurobond au mnakopa toka China.
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The problem of being Illiterate... hehehehehehe mjinga hawezi ambiwa ukweli... hehehehe wacha kiherehere rudi primary umalize kwanza class 3 hata 4 urudi hapa tuonge hehehehehe
 
mulisaaa said:
Hajui hata kuandika kiswahili kama wa Tanzania. [emoji23][emoji23][emoji23][emoji23] Another jobless from a Donkeys Penis Tower country[emoji23][emoji23][emoji23]
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JKasuku255 said:
The problem of being Illiterate... hehehehehehe mjinga hawezi ambiwa ukweli... hehehehe wacha kiherehere rudi primary umalize kwanza class 3 hata 4 urudi hapa tuonge hehehehehe
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Umeshaenda Mathare kuchukua dawa zako?.
 
Mwanzi1 said:
Haya mambo tumeyasema humu lakini wale washika bendera wa jubilee wakasema ni wivu.

Na mkitegemea JFK they'll keep the gate open eti leo mnaenda daily, kesho mnapunguza some few days in a week, mfikirie mara mbili. Wamarekani hawana hiyo nafasi wala muda.
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eliakeem said:
Teh teh teh tihiii
testing the waters with both legs.
Ahaaa haaa haaa
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Mkikuyu- Akili timamu said:
What KQ doesnt understand also is that Kenyans/ Africans getting USA Visa is now far more difficult than before. There are very lengthy backgroud checks nowadays
This Route was Dead even before it started
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game over said:
The primary objective of the route was popularity and egoism rather than Bussiness, now reality dicks them deep
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Dragoon said:
Poor planning! Badala ya kuangalia cost na demand ya trip wanaangalia popularity. Poor kenyans
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mulisaaa said:
Walijua New York nisawa na kwenda Mombasa kwa SGR[emoji23][emoji23][emoji23][emoji23] Wazee waku kurupuka mnalipi lakusema[emoji23][emoji23][emoji23][emoji23][emoji23]

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Kenya Airways recently launched direct flights from Jomo Kenyatta International Airport (JKIA) to JF Kennedy Airport in New York two weeks ago in a ceremony ruled with pomp and color.

KQ cuts New York flights as demand dips in winter
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ATCL flying 6 passengers to Entebe, This was your first ever route outside Tz and after all your research you are failing miserably, Watz mnajulikana kwa kuongea sana......wakati wa domo kubwa umeisha, its time for action


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Kafrican said:



ATCL flying 6 passengers to Entebe, This was your first ever route outside Tz and after all your research you are failing miserably, Watz mnajulikana kwa kuongea sana......wakati wa domo kubwa umeisha, its time for action


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What special? Mind u tgat plane landed in KIA first having over 60 PAX. BTW KQ flew 4 PAX to New York directly via dreamliner!
 
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