Kisumu vs Mwanza

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Kila mtu anajua hilo kuwa we feed your country,
Kawaulize wakubwa zako.

Wewe unapigana tu kelele. Unaongea bila ushsuhidi sasa nani atakusikia? Hapa watu wanadhibitisha wanachosema

 

[babayao255]

[emoji23][emoji23][emoji23] pole ila huo ndio ukweli.

Pole sana albino eater. You are nothing to Kenya.

 

[Ummayed]

Tuletee hizo slum tuone.

Huwenda haelewi maana ya slums huyo.
Halafu Tz na Kenya kenya ndio hakuna ustaarabu ila sio Tz.

 

[Ummayed]

Large country full of lazy tired bums and walking corpses in the Dark satanic nation

Daah ndugu yangu nakubali Tz kuna wavivu lakn hatuna maisha magumu kama Kenya.
Kenya ni nchi ya vibwengo kheri ya watz gari ya tank ya petroleum imepinduka twaikimbilia kuchota mafuta.
Kuliko Wakenya wanakaa wakivizia lory ya kubeba beer ipinduke ili wapate beer za bure.
Nyie si vibwengo nyie kutwa kuwaza ulevi??!!!!

 

[Depay]

Daah ndugu yangu nakubali Tz kuna wavivu lakn hatuna maisha magumu kama Kenya.
Kenya ni nchi ya vibwengo kheri ya watz gari ya tank ya petroleum imepinduka twaikimbilia kuchota mafuta.
Kuliko Wakenya wanakaa wakivizia lory ya kubeba beer ipinduke ili wapate beer za bure.
Nyie si vibwengo nyie kutwa kuwaza ulevi??!!!!

sasa kaa kwako na mimi nikae kwangu

 

[Geza Ulole]

 

[Ummayed]

sasa kaa kwako na mimi nikae kwangu

Poa bro usi panic bhanaaa sisi mashemeji mkuu!!!

 

[Geza Ulole]

Tanzania to construct $265 million bridge on Lake Victoria
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David Ochieng Mbewa
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FILE PHOTO: Tanzania’s government spokesperson says President Magufuli has decided to allocate TZS699.9 billion ($300m) in funds raised from dividends from public entities to construct a bridge in Africa to connect Mwanza-Geita and neighbouring regions in Lake Victoria. (Photo by Magdalene Mukami/Anadolu Agency/Getty Images)

Tanzania is set to spend close to TZS699.9 billion ($300 million) constructing one of the longest bridges in Africa.

The 3.2 km bridge will connect the Mwanza-Geita area and neighboring regions in Lake Victoria. Details for the project’s commencement or completion are yet to be released.

Government spokesperson Dr. Hassan Abbasi told journalists that the contracts for building the project have already been signed. The money used to build the bridge comes from public funds.

Abbasi said that the bridge is a continuation of developmental projects initiated by President John Magufuli to improve the lives of Tanzanians.

“President Magufuli believes in using the country’s resources to implement developmental projects,” Abbasi said. “In different occasions and events, President Magufuli has insisted that his country is not poor but rich. Since then he has used such spirit to implement mega developmental projects in the East African country which had never been constructed since the country’s independence.”

President Magufuli has undertaken a progressive program of industrialisation since 2015 investing heavily in infrastructure projects. The Julius Nyerere Dam, which costs TZS6.5 trillion ($3 billion) is due to be completed in 2022. The standard gauge railway connecting Dar es Salaam and Tanzania’s landlocked neighbours at a cost of $14 billion is scheduled for completion by 2024. The first and second phases of the railway of Dar es Salaam-Morogoro-Dodoma is expected to be completed in November this year.

The five longest bridges in Africa are October Bridge in Egypt (20,500m), Third Mainland bridge in Nigeria (11,800m), Suez Canal in Egypt (3,900m), Dona Ana bridge in Mozambique (3,670m) and Mozambique Island Bridge in Mozambique (3,400m).

Tanzania to construct $265 million bridge on Lake Victoria

Tanzania is set to spend close to TZS699.9 billion ($300 million) constructing one of the

africa.cgtn.com

 

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[Teargass]

Kumbe huku ndiko unapatikana[emoji23][emoji23][emoji23]. We need in that thread ya Uganda pipeline.

 

[Arnold mrass cannambo]

Work is continuing apace on the #KisumuTriangle project. The City of Kisumu launched the initiative to introduce wider footpaths and protected cycle lanes with funding from the Kenya Urban Support Programme.

 

[Teargass]

Are you in Kisumu now?

 

[Geza Ulole]

 

[Arnold mrass cannambo]

Are you in Kisumu now?

I've been here for the past 3 days but natoka leo usiku.

 

[Teargass]

I've been here for the past 3 days but natoka leo usiku.

Ebu fika hapo unique mall uchukue picha kama uko CBD. Hiyo mall ni around 13floors na ishakuwa topped out.

 

[Arnold mrass cannambo]

Ebu fika hapo unique mall uchukue picha kama uko CBD. Hiyo mall ni around 13floors na ishakuwa topped out.

Was there and saw 2 buildings above 10 floors coming up in the City.

 

[Nicxie]

Was there and saw 2 buildings above 10 floors coming up in the City. View attachment 1199738View attachment 1199739View attachment 1199741View attachment 1199743View attachment 1199745View attachment 1199747View attachment 1199749

Not sure about the first one but the second one is Kenton's new building coming up at the former Standard Chartered bank building that was demolished to pave way for this new development. I need to visit Kisumu yawa, it's been a while

 

[Teargass]

Are these recent pics? Cause unique mall is at the 12th floor while Kenton's is at the second floor.

Was there and saw 2 buildings above 10 floors coming up in the City. View attachment 1199738View attachment 1199739View attachment 1199741View attachment 1199743View attachment 1199745View attachment 1199747View attachment 1199749

Kenton's ni hii.

 

[Nicxie]

Are these recent pics? Cause unique mall is at the 12th floor while Kenton's is at the second floor.Kenton's ni hii.View attachment 1199847

looks like they are two different buildings. The contractor is moving at snail's pace

 

[Arnold mrass cannambo]

Took the pictures personally yesterday. And yes, Kenton's second floor is actually being erected.
On the front part it appears to be first floor but at the back it's 2nd Depends on the angle too.