Tanzania dreams big with port project at former slave harbour

Mekatilili said:

Geezer, build your ports, we shall build our ports and COMPETE.

Lol. You are afraid of that word, COMPETITION. You would like Kenya to set aside its ambitions and be a good "jamaa." Socialism and small mindedness is the bane of your existence.

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Mnahubiri msichofanya.

Kama mnataka competition kwanini mmegoma kuipa fast jet access ya nairobi? Mmejaa fitna tu

Geza Ulole said:

I know her she lives in Nairobi and pretty sure that article not hers! Anyway by July Kenyans will get to know whether Bagamoyo port project is a white elephant or a black nyang'au!

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This fear you have of Kenyans is a psychological disorder. :lol:

Bulldog said:

Mnahubiri msichofanya.

Kama mnataka competition kwanini mmegoma kuipa fast jet access ya nairobi? Mmejaa fitna tu

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Fast jet ni more like a really expensive ma3 on Really cheap route when not at peak hours

Nikama ma3 za mololine shuttle ama kisii line shuttle ama nyamira express ama eldoret express zipewe same treatment na city shuttle zikiwa nairobi sasa ziwe able kuply route zote za nairobi kama 44 it just can't happen Rwanda is doing better in aviation industry than TZ develop air traffic yenu kabla ya kwenda kufaidika kwingine

Cheap ain't good sasawa Bulldog?? Mnaona aaah kenya kuna air travels wacha sisi WATZ tuende tu anze biashara hapo tuone Hahaha mtakipata cha mtema kuni

So Geza Ulole gets frustrated with his pet Bagamoyo project and sees a Kenyan hand at his frustrations? Deal with it my small minded bro, the world is unfair to those who have perfected the art of whining. Meanwhile why don't you guys start by completing Kigamboni bridge before thinking big with a port?
Other than playing a nuisance role to Mombasa port, what else does Kigamboni have to offer?

So bado wakoloni wa Oman wamewashika mabavu. Nyie huongea juu ya wakoloni wanao control Kenya, sasa niambie kama huu si kuendeleza ukoloni kwenyu? Wa Omani na waarabu wenye damu ya Oman ndiyo wana control Zanzibar na Dar. Wamewapumbaza akili kikoloni vibaya sana. Hata dini yenyu ni yao.
Waafrika bure sana.

Geza Ulole said:

I know her she lives in Nairobi and pretty sure that article not hers! Anyway by July Kenyans will get to know whether Bagamoyo port project is a white elephant or a black nyang'au!

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who would write an article then credit someone else....
if she did not write the article bcoz the article seems vindictive, why would a foreign professional lady want her name and a reputable news sgency to be associated with something she doesn't believe to be true.

the simplest reason, is often the truth one.

Geza Ulole said:

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I think have recognized some idio.t on this video at 2.08 kumbe he is just a mere gutter press journalist.
hbuyosh Kafrican Dhuks

Kafrican said:

who would write an article then credit someone else....
if she did not write the article bcoz the article seems vindictive, why would a foreign professional lady want her name and a reputable news sgency to be associated with something she doesn't believe to be true.

the simplest reason, is often the truth one.

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why use occam's razor while we can use geza's razor
Geza's razor states that if its negative or criticises Tanzania, then its must be from a Kenyan.

mkenya1987 said:

There is no reason to answer a naysayer like Geza. What happens in Tanzania is Tanzanian business, Kenya imetokea wapi kwa hiyo Bagamoyo port yenu. Just build your thing. We will continue with our so called "white elephants." Five years down the line we will see where each one of us will be.

Sorry Geza,msemakweli and the rest of your cohorts but the below statement sums it all up.

“Isn't it kind of silly to think that tearing someone else down builds you up?”
― Sean Covey.

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..I think ur remarks should be directed to Kenyan media.

..kwa kweli media ya Kenya and particularly the East African magazine wako so busy kuandika Tanzania vibaya.

..Bagamoyo was a former slave habor, and so was Mombasa, Lamu, and most of East African coastal cities.

cc Geza Ulole, msemakweli, MK254, Yule-Msee