vulcan
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- Apr 2, 2012
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ha ha how many areas have no power compared to areas that have power, only the very remote areas ??? my village has power, all main roads are bitumen standard, others are passable on all weather because they have murram. Primary education in public schools is free, villagers have access to health centers(medicines are not always available due to mismanagement but with devolution things are getting better), Majority of Sec schools are equipped and with teachers, still improving quality - the govt budget on educ this year is 400B.. We have more universities and technical institutes than UG and TZ combined.. power supply is reliable, blackouts are rare btw though power is still expensive coz of taxes ...Tunaangalia katika TV zenu za Kenya, kuna maeneo hayana, umeme, maji, barabara nk hafu unakuja kujadili TZ hapa. Hivi huwa mnawashwashwa kila mara mnataka mambo ya Tz, fanyeni yenu
We are improving at a fast rate...in 10yrs with minimal stealing..we will be very very far