Ndo nilichokua nasema huku Tzn mambo mengi yanafanyika kipuuz puuz tu wanasiasa wasiojielewa afu wakenya wanapotuambia ukweli humu wanaojiita wazalendo punguani akina icho & co.badala ya kujibu hoja wanaishia kutukana tu
Ukweli ni kwamba tuko mbali sana kufikia ustaarab wa wakenya kwenye nyanja karibu zote wametupiga,kulikua na jukwaa la mazao ukiangalia uzslishaji wetu uko chini licha ya kua na favourable factors kwenye ishu ya rasilimali.Tukubali kwamba ccm wameishiwa
Most of these houses were built nearly 40 years ago (in 70's)! If you want to see ultra modern Dar Es Salaam, come and I will take you to places and see the typical modern houses...
Kibera and those slums occupy 6% of Nairobi area.
Meaning if we dedicated enough resources to clean them up, it would take relatively less effort.
With Tanzania, good luck cleaning up 99% of the land area.
Nairobi outside the slums is reasonably organized and planned. You can check the aerial views on Google earth and see.
Dar on the other hand is unorganized, dirty and rusted roofs.. from the air, it looks like a huge never ending slum.
For bullet trains? 😅Typical train stations in German towns
[emoji23][emoji23][emoji23]For bullet trains?
pugu sio porini............money is a scarce resource, instead of wasting it on useless extravagnat SGR station in the middle of the wilderness Tz uses that money to up the game in technology and efficiency...simple
Wanafuatilia hatua kwa hatua kwa roho mbaya zao,ndio maana kule nairaland wanaambiwa hata wwkikuchora tattoo miilini haiwezi kuonekana kutokana na weusi wa ngozi na roho zao ndio maana wenyewe kwa wenyewe wanabaguana kikabila[/QUOTE
Ndo nilichokua nasema huku Tzn mambo mengi yanafanyika kipuuz puuz tu wanasiasa wasiojielewa afu wakenya wanapotuambia ukweli humu wanaojiita wazalendo punguani akina icho & co.badala ya kujibu hoja wanaishia kutukana tu
Ukweli ni kwamba tuko mbali sana kufikia ustaarab wa wakenya kwenye nyanja karibu zote wametupiga,kulikua na jukwaa la mazao ukiangalia uzslishaji wetu uko chini licha ya kua na favourable factors kwenye ishu ya rasilimali.Tukubali kwamba ccm wameishiwa
Hii habari ya miaka 10 iliyopita ishaexpire,mungiki mliikomalia hii kutuchafua but amkuweza,watalii na fursa zingine zinazidi kumiminika kwenye nchi ya maziwaHivi kuna roho nyeusi duniani kuliko za watanzania?
Tanzanian albino children, attacked for body parts used in witchcraft, seek care in US
Hahahahab banda la kukuHello dear friends from the South, with all the noise you made you are still ending up building these things? The first one is PUGU and the second one is SOGAView attachment 1045491View attachment 1045494
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Fair enoughThose shanties next to 'Pugu station' represent 90% of all Tanzanian houses.
Tanzanians keeps reminding us about Kibera, but they ignore the fact that Kibera takes up like 1% of Nairobi area.
Meanwhile nearly every house in Dar and Tanzania in general looks like that.
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UN condemns ritual killings of Tanzanian albino children for body partsHii habari ya miaka 10 iliyopita ishaexpire,mungiki mliikomalia hii kutuchafua but amkuweza,watalii na fursa zingine zinazidi kumiminika kwenye nchi ya maziwa
You can't run away from your destiny. This is 31st Jan 2019UN condemns ritual killings of Tanzanian albino children for body parts
Local media reports that at least 10 children aged between 2 and 10 years old have been found dead this month
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Illustrative: Kabula Nkarango Masanja waits during a prosthetic limb fitting, Tuesday, Aug. 25, 2015, at Shriners Hospital for Children in Philadelphia. Kabula and four other children from Tanzania with the hereditary condition of albinism are in the U.S. to receive free surgery and prostheses at the hospital. The children were attacked and dismembered in the belief that their body parts will bring wealth. (AP Photo/Matt Rourke)
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NAIROBI, Kenya — The United Nations on Tuesday condemned a wave of murders of young children in southern Tanzania, which local media reported were ritual killings in which body parts were removed.
The private newspaper Mwananchi reported that at least 10 children aged between two and 10 years old, mostly albino, had been found dead since the beginning of the month in the southern Njombe region.
In Tanzania, albinos are often kidnapped and their body parts hacked off for use as charms and magical potions in the belief that they bring wealth and good luck.
“The United Nations in Tanzania offers its deepest condolences to the families and communities of children who have been brutally murdered in Njombe over the last few weeks,” read a statement.
“As the UN, we stand ready to support the government in their efforts to address the issue,” said Alvaro Rodriguez, the UN’s resident coordinator in Tanzania.
According to the Mwananchi paper, the children had their ears, tongues and sexual organs removed, with the murders linked to “superstition.”
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Ex wako alikua mtz nn[emoji23] [emoji23]Hivi kuna roho nyeusi duniani kuliko za watanzania?
Tanzanian albino children, attacked for body parts used in witchcraft, seek care in US