Projects Initiated by President John P Magufuli in Tanzania

Projects Initiated by President John P Magufuli in Tanzania

ChoiceVariable said:
Hata Ethiopia na Nigeria ziko uchumi wa kati ila watu wanakimbia Nchi zao Kwa umaskini.

Sera hizo hizo za kishenzi ndio alikuwa anafanya.

Saizi Nchi Ina Madeni sababu ya mamiradi ya kisengerema kama Sgr ambao ni project ya kupigia picha
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Madeni alikopa nani?mana jpm alikopa hela za miradi zilikuwepo sasa imekuaje deni kuongezeka?
 
jiwe angavu said:
Bora kuliko huu upotolo wa sasa.
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Ukisema utopolo utakuwa una matatizo achilia mbali chuki.

Nilikuuliza wewe kuna sekta unasikia.ina struggle Kwa Sasa? Kuanzia Kilimo Hadi hizo hizo Sgr za kupigia picha?

Nikikutajia miradi mipya Kwa mda wa Miaka hii 2 na nusu utanieleza huo utopolo?

Tofauti ya Samia na Magufuli ni akili.Mmja alikuwa anakurupuka kutafuta sifa na mwingine anatekeleza mambo yenye Tija.

Na Kwa taarifa Yako kama Sgr ingekuwa Imeishia Moro tuu, Serikali isingeendelea na huu mradi at least Kwa Sasa Kwa sababu unaleta hasara na hauna faida.

Unajenga Sgr kwenda Mwanza na Kigoma kufanya nini?
 
Emen said:
Angekuwepo treni za umeme zingekua zinafanya kazi sasa, tungekua tunauza umeme nje, kwa huu mgao hata hizo treni zikija kumalizika sijui zitatumia generators,,,Mungu ibariki Africa [emoji1431]
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Nendeni mkamfufue aje azilete treni hizo za umeme.
 
jiwe angavu said:
Madeni alikopa nani?mana jpm alikopa hela za miradi zilikuwepo sasa imekuaje deni kuongezeka?
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Mwendazake hela alitoa wapi mtu aliyefukuza wafanyabiashara wawekezaji na ugomvi na Kila jirani?

Kwanza mama ndio alisema miradi yote ni mikopo Sasa wewe unabisha nini hasa?

Kadanganyeni wajinga eti.Tena alikopa kwenye Mabenki ya biashara Kwa sababu imf na WB alishagombana nao 🤣🤣
 
Tabutupu said:
President John Magufuli of Tanzania initiated a number of large-scale infrastructure projects during his tenure, including:

  • Tanzania Standard Gauge Railway (SGR): A 2,561-kilometer railway line that will eventually connect the Indian Ocean port of Dar es Salaam with Mwanza on Lake Victoria and Kigoma on Lake Tanganyika, as well as neighboring Rwanda and Burundi.
  • Julius Nyerere Hydropower Project (JNHPP): A 2,115-megawatt hydroelectric dam on the Rufiji River, designed to solve Tanzania's persistent power problems.
  • Mfugale Flyover: A flyover intersection in Dar es Salaam, designed to reduce traffic congestion.
  • Ubungo Interchange: A flyover interchange in Dar es Salaam, designed to improve traffic flow.
  • New Selander Bridge: A bridge over the Ruvu River, designed to improve transportation links between Dar es Salaam and the rest of the country.
  • Expansion of Julius Nyerere International Airport: A major expansion of the country's main airport, designed to increase capacity and improve facilities.
  • Addition of new Air Tanzania planes: A fleet expansion program for the national airline, designed to improve air connectivity and promote tourism.
  • Construction of Dodoma Bus Terminal: A new bus terminal in the capital city of Dodoma, designed to improve transportation services.
  • Construction of liquified natural gas (LNG) plant: A plant to process and export natural gas, designed to boost the country's economy.
  • Construction of water and wind power projects: A number of water and wind power projects, designed to increase renewable energy generation.
  • Uhuru Hospital project: A new hospital in Dar es Salaam, designed to improve healthcare services.
  • Gold refinery plant: A plant to refine gold, designed to increase the value of the country's gold exports.
  • Magufuli Bus Terminal: A new bus terminal in Mwanza, designed to improve transportation services.
  • More than 100 New Dispensaries
  • More than 500 New Health Centre’s
  • More than 100 New District Hospitals
  • More than 20 New Regional referral.
  • 3 New Zonal Referral Hospitals
  • 8 Lanes Highway from Kimara to Kibaha
  • New Wami Bridge
  • Nyerere National Park
  • More than 7000 KM paved regional roads
  • More than 3000 paved street Roads across the country
  • Maintenance of Old schools, Colleges etc.
Some of these projects have been completed, while others are still in progress. The SGR and JNHPP are among the most ambitious projects, and they have been praised for their potential to transform Tanzania's economy. However, they have also been criticized for their high cost and environmental impact.

Overall, President Magufuli's infrastructure projects have had a significant impact on Tanzania. They have improved transportation, energy, and healthcare services, and they have boosted the country's economy. However, it remains to be seen whether they will be sustainable in the long t
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Where is Busisi Bridge?
 
Emen said:
Angekuwepo treni za umeme zingekua zinafanya kazi sasa, tungekua tunauza umeme nje, kwa huu mgao hata hizo treni zikija kumalizika sijui zitatumia generators,,,Mungu ibariki Africa [emoji1431]
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Kama Sgr ya Dar Moro ilimshinda ndio treni ifanye kazi? Kwanza angekuwepo Nchi ingeshaanguka kiuchumi zamani sana.

Imagine wenzie wanachukua chanjo Ili biashara zifunguke wewe hutaki Sasa uta interact na nani umuambukize?

Nyie wenye akili ndogo ndio mnawaza hivyo,Nchi ingekuwa kama Ethiopia inaongoza Kwa idadi ya maskini ila Ina madaraja ya kupigia picha Ili kujitutumua kama unafanya kazi.
 
Tabutupu said:
President John Magufuli of Tanzania initiated a number of large-scale infrastructure projects during his tenure, including:

  • Tanzania Standard Gauge Railway (SGR): A 2,561-kilometer railway line that will eventually connect the Indian Ocean port of Dar es Salaam with Mwanza on Lake Victoria and Kigoma on Lake Tanganyika, as well as neighboring Rwanda and Burundi.
  • Julius Nyerere Hydropower Project (JNHPP): A 2,115-megawatt hydroelectric dam on the Rufiji River, designed to solve Tanzania's persistent power problems.
  • Mfugale Flyover: A flyover intersection in Dar es Salaam, designed to reduce traffic congestion.
  • Ubungo Interchange: A flyover interchange in Dar es Salaam, designed to improve traffic flow.
  • New Selander Bridge: A bridge over the Ruvu River, designed to improve transportation links between Dar es Salaam and the rest of the country.
  • Expansion of Julius Nyerere International Airport: A major expansion of the country's main airport, designed to increase capacity and improve facilities.
  • Addition of new Air Tanzania planes: A fleet expansion program for the national airline, designed to improve air connectivity and promote tourism.
  • Construction of Dodoma Bus Terminal: A new bus terminal in the capital city of Dodoma, designed to improve transportation services.
  • Construction of liquified natural gas (LNG) plant: A plant to process and export natural gas, designed to boost the country's economy.
  • Construction of water and wind power projects: A number of water and wind power projects, designed to increase renewable energy generation.
  • Uhuru Hospital project: A new hospital in Dar es Salaam, designed to improve healthcare services.
  • Gold refinery plant: A plant to refine gold, designed to increase the value of the country's gold exports.
  • Magufuli Bus Terminal: A new bus terminal in Mwanza, designed to improve transportation services.
  • More than 100 New Dispensaries
  • More than 500 New Health Centre’s
  • More than 100 New District Hospitals
  • More than 20 New Regional referral.
  • 3 New Zonal Referral Hospitals
  • 8 Lanes Highway from Kimara to Kibaha
  • New Wami Bridge
  • Nyerere National Park
  • More than 7000 KM paved regional roads
  • More than 3000 paved street Roads across the country
  • Maintenance of Old schools, Colleges etc.
Some of these projects have been completed, while others are still in progress. The SGR and JNHPP are among the most ambitious projects, and they have been praised for their potential to transform Tanzania's economy. However, they have also been criticized for their high cost and environmental impact.

Overall, President Magufuli's infrastructure projects have had a significant impact on Tanzania. They have improved transportation, energy, and healthcare services, and they have boosted the country's economy. However, it remains to be seen whether they will be sustainable in the long t
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Kiufupi alikuwa Rais wa hovyo kuwahi tokea Toka enzi za baada ya Mwl ambae nae alifaulu kujenga utaifa tuu ila uchumi ni zero sawa na Mwendazake aliyeharibu kuanzia diplomasia Hadi uchumi
 
Tabutupu said:
President John Magufuli of Tanzania initiated a number of large-scale infrastructure projects during his tenure, including:

  • Tanzania Standard Gauge Railway (SGR): A 2,561-kilometer railway line that will eventually connect the Indian Ocean port of Dar es Salaam with Mwanza on Lake Victoria and Kigoma on Lake Tanganyika, as well as neighboring Rwanda and Burundi.
  • Julius Nyerere Hydropower Project (JNHPP): A 2,115-megawatt hydroelectric dam on the Rufiji River, designed to solve Tanzania's persistent power problems.
  • Mfugale Flyover: A flyover intersection in Dar es Salaam, designed to reduce traffic congestion.
  • Ubungo Interchange: A flyover interchange in Dar es Salaam, designed to improve traffic flow.
  • New Selander Bridge: A bridge over the Ruvu River, designed to improve transportation links between Dar es Salaam and the rest of the country.
  • Expansion of Julius Nyerere International Airport: A major expansion of the country's main airport, designed to increase capacity and improve facilities.
  • Addition of new Air Tanzania planes: A fleet expansion program for the national airline, designed to improve air connectivity and promote tourism.
  • Construction of Dodoma Bus Terminal: A new bus terminal in the capital city of Dodoma, designed to improve transportation services.
  • Construction of liquified natural gas (LNG) plant: A plant to process and export natural gas, designed to boost the country's economy.
  • Construction of water and wind power projects: A number of water and wind power projects, designed to increase renewable energy generation.
  • Uhuru Hospital project: A new hospital in Dar es Salaam, designed to improve healthcare services.
  • Gold refinery plant: A plant to refine gold, designed to increase the value of the country's gold exports.
  • Magufuli Bus Terminal: A new bus terminal in Mwanza, designed to improve transportation services.
  • More than 100 New Dispensaries
  • More than 500 New Health Centre’s
  • More than 100 New District Hospitals
  • More than 20 New Regional referral.
  • 3 New Zonal Referral Hospitals
  • 8 Lanes Highway from Kimara to Kibaha
  • New Wami Bridge
  • Nyerere National Park
  • More than 7000 KM paved regional roads
  • More than 3000 paved street Roads across the country
  • Maintenance of Old schools, Colleges etc.
Some of these projects have been completed, while others are still in progress. The SGR and JNHPP are among the most ambitious projects, and they have been praised for their potential to transform Tanzania's economy. However, they have also been criticized for their high cost and environmental impact.

Overall, President Magufuli's infrastructure projects have had a significant impact on Tanzania. They have improved transportation, energy, and healthcare services, and they have boosted the country's economy. However, it remains to be seen whether they will be sustainable in the long t
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Kwani tanzania inabarabara ngapi!???
Hivi barabara hizo mia ngapi sijui alizojenga zipo taifa gani!?
Tutengeneze uongo unaoendana na kweli mjue[emoji848]
Mkapa alijenga barabara ngapi, Kikwete ambaye ndiye mjenzi mkuu wa barabara ktk hawamu yeke ameacha barabara ngapi zimejengwa!??
Tuache kuchanganyana basii
Kila siku mnatuletea mikeka ya taarifa za kupikwa kumsifia marehemu mmoja humu
Wakati tunamahayati wengi na wengine bado wako hai lkn wamefanya mambo makuu sana kwa taifa letu wala hajautaka utukufu wa Mungu wabaki nao.
Lkn bado
MAMA WA TAIFA ANAFANYA MAMBO MENGI MAKUU ZAIDI YA BWANA YULE

MSITUCHOSHE
MAMA ANATOSHA🪓[emoji375]
 
Tabutupu said:
President John Magufuli of Tanzania initiated a number of large-scale infrastructure projects during his tenure, including:

  • Tanzania Standard Gauge Railway (SGR): A 2,561-kilometer railway line that will eventually connect the Indian Ocean port of Dar es Salaam with Mwanza on Lake Victoria and Kigoma on Lake Tanganyika, as well as neighboring Rwanda and Burundi.
  • Julius Nyerere Hydropower Project (JNHPP): A 2,115-megawatt hydroelectric dam on the Rufiji River, designed to solve Tanzania's persistent power problems.
  • Mfugale Flyover: A flyover intersection in Dar es Salaam, designed to reduce traffic congestion.
  • Ubungo Interchange: A flyover interchange in Dar es Salaam, designed to improve traffic flow.
  • New Selander Bridge: A bridge over the Ruvu River, designed to improve transportation links between Dar es Salaam and the rest of the country.
  • Expansion of Julius Nyerere International Airport: A major expansion of the country's main airport, designed to increase capacity and improve facilities.
  • Addition of new Air Tanzania planes: A fleet expansion program for the national airline, designed to improve air connectivity and promote tourism.
  • Construction of Dodoma Bus Terminal: A new bus terminal in the capital city of Dodoma, designed to improve transportation services.
  • Construction of liquified natural gas (LNG) plant: A plant to process and export natural gas, designed to boost the country's economy.
  • Construction of water and wind power projects: A number of water and wind power projects, designed to increase renewable energy generation.
  • Uhuru Hospital project: A new hospital in Dar es Salaam, designed to improve healthcare services.
  • Gold refinery plant: A plant to refine gold, designed to increase the value of the country's gold exports.
  • Magufuli Bus Terminal: A new bus terminal in Mwanza, designed to improve transportation services.
  • More than 100 New Dispensaries
  • More than 500 New Health Centre’s
  • More than 100 New District Hospitals
  • More than 20 New Regional referral.
  • 3 New Zonal Referral Hospitals
  • 8 Lanes Highway from Kimara to Kibaha
  • New Wami Bridge
  • Nyerere National Park
  • More than 7000 KM paved regional roads
  • More than 3000 paved street Roads across the country
  • Maintenance of Old schools, Colleges etc.
Some of these projects have been completed, while others are still in progress. The SGR and JNHPP are among the most ambitious projects, and they have been praised for their potential to transform Tanzania's economy. However, they have also been criticized for their high cost and environmental impact.

Overall, President Magufuli's infrastructure projects have had a significant impact on Tanzania. They have improved transportation, energy, and healthcare services, and they have boosted the country's economy. However, it remains to be seen whether they will be sustainable in the long t
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How many Lost Lives, left Handcaped and Others Homeless?
orphans?
 
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