Tanzanians Know More About Kenya while the vice versa is False

Tanzanians Know More About Kenya while the vice versa is False

Unaongea kinyume bwana mdogo. Wakenya ndio mnajipendekeza kwa Tanzania na kufuatilia mambo ya Tanzania. Angalia magazeti yenu yanavyoandika kuhusu Magufuli kila siku, hakuna gazeti likaandika mambo ya Uhuru Tanzania. Jambo lolote akisema Magufuli lazima magazeti yenu yaandike.

Ukienda mitandaoni, Wakenya wengi wanachangia maoni kwenye youtube channels za Tanzania kuliko Watanzania wenyewe. Angalia video za nyimbo za Tanzania youtube lazima utakuta register ya +254, huwezi kukuta Watanzania wanachangia kwenye youtube channels zenu wala video za nyimbo zenu.
 
Even though you didn't provide any evidence, but it painted a good picture about Kenyans general knowledge.
 
very true....each time we are debating here i see tanzanians mentioning things abt Kenya that i didnt even know...but I know very little abt tanzania...maybe its our news organizations...they rarely report anything abt tanzania or maybe its because Tanzania is behind kenya so much that we are only looking ahead to coutries like SA, Egypt, etc and not backwards...No kenyan wants to know abt a backward country like tanzania...thats the explanation
 
Jay456watt said:
very true....each time we are debating here i see tanzanians mentioning things abt Kenya that i didnt even know...but I know very little abt tanzania...maybe its our news organizations...they rarely report anything abt tanzania or maybe its because Tanzania is behind kenya such that we are only looking ahead to coutries like SA, Egypt, etc and not backwards...
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That is why we have JamiiForums to bridge the gap of ''unknown'' created by conventional media, so we invite all the East African citizens and Africans to jump in and tap knowledge from this social media forum.
 
COLLOH-MZII RELOADED said:
Who knows any Tanzanian television? But they know all our TV stations
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Tanzanian songs are most watched YouTube music videos in Kenya

FRIDAY DECEMBER 9 2016

By ANNIE NJANJA


Tanzanian songs dominated Kenya’s most watched YouTube music videos list this year, revealing a bias for bongo flava.

Salome by Tanzania’s Diamond Platnumz and Rayvanny emerged the most watched music video in Kenya while Rihanna and Drake’s Work song and Bado by Diamond Platnumz and Harmonize took the second and third slots respectively.

Local boy band Sauti Sol and Tanzania singer Alikiba’s Unconditionally Bae music video was the fourth most watched in the year.

Other songs featured in the top 10 category include Work from Home by American rapper Ty Dolla Sign and Fifth Harmony girl group, This is What You Came For by Scottish record producer and singer Calvin Harris, Kwetu by Tanzania’s Rayvanny, Cheap Thrills by Australian singer Sia and Jamaican rapper Sean Paul, Pillow Talk by English songwriter and singer Zayn and Ain’t Your Mama by American songstress Jenniffer Lopez.

YouTube is a video sharing platform by Tech-giant Google. YouTube Rewind reflects on videos that captured the attention of Kenyans from January to December.

The most watched videos this year on YouTube Rewind were by ordinary people, unlike in 2015 where popular clips were mainly those that were first aired on local TV stations.

It emerged that the most watched YouTube video by Kenyans was that of students from Bishop Gatimu Ngandu Girls High School dancing to Bamba Mbaya song by the Kelele Takatifu gospel group.

Tanzania’s Mume Kaenda Kazini, Wife Kaleta Mchepuko Nyumbani video about a cheating wife and local rapper CMB Prezzo’s drama during a TV interview emerged as the second and third most watched videos in Kenya, respectively.

Other clips that featured in the most watched videos locally include Nigeria’s I’ll Beat You compiled by Mark Angel Comedy, Jicho Pevu’s investigative story on Jacob Juma’s murder, Mc King Kong’s Dancing Sekemba and Awilo Longomba, Upper Hill School choir Kuliko Jana rendition, The Wedding of the Year dance by a Kenyan bride, Eric Omondi’s video on how to be Diamond Platnumz and Chechemua Akiri Anampenda Rais Kenya Hadharani, a funny compilation of news items.

Tanzanian songs are most watched YouTube music videos in Kenya
 
kilam said:
Tanzanian songs are most watched YouTube music videos in Kenya

FRIDAY DECEMBER 9 2016

By ANNIE NJANJA


Tanzanian songs dominated Kenya’s most watched YouTube music videos list this year, revealing a bias for bongo flava.

Salome by Tanzania’s Diamond Platnumz and Rayvanny emerged the most watched music video in Kenya while Rihanna and Drake’s Work song and Bado by Diamond Platnumz and Harmonize took the second and third slots respectively.

Local boy band Sauti Sol and Tanzania singer Alikiba’s Unconditionally Bae music video was the fourth most watched in the year.

Other songs featured in the top 10 category include Work from Home by American rapper Ty Dolla Sign and Fifth Harmony girl group, This is What You Came For by Scottish record producer and singer Calvin Harris, Kwetu by Tanzania’s Rayvanny, Cheap Thrills by Australian singer Sia and Jamaican rapper Sean Paul, Pillow Talk by English songwriter and singer Zayn and Ain’t Your Mama by American songstress Jenniffer Lopez.

YouTube is a video sharing platform by Tech-giant Google. YouTube Rewind reflects on videos that captured the attention of Kenyans from January to December.

The most watched videos this year on YouTube Rewind were by ordinary people, unlike in 2015 where popular clips were mainly those that were first aired on local TV stations.

It emerged that the most watched YouTube video by Kenyans was that of students from Bishop Gatimu Ngandu Girls High School dancing to Bamba Mbaya song by the Kelele Takatifu gospel group.

Tanzania’s Mume Kaenda Kazini, Wife Kaleta Mchepuko Nyumbani video about a cheating wife and local rapper CMB Prezzo’s drama during a TV interview emerged as the second and third most watched videos in Kenya, respectively.

Other clips that featured in the most watched videos locally include Nigeria’s I’ll Beat You compiled by Mark Angel Comedy, Jicho Pevu’s investigative story on Jacob Juma’s murder, Mc King Kong’s Dancing Sekemba and Awilo Longomba, Upper Hill School choir Kuliko Jana rendition, The Wedding of the Year dance by a Kenyan bride, Eric Omondi’s video on how to be Diamond Platnumz and Chechemua Akiri Anampenda Rais Kenya Hadharani, a funny compilation of news items.

http://www.nation.co.ke/business/Ta...be-music-videos-in-Kenya/996-3480144-12cpp1d/
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Is music a TV station...I can say diamond is known worldwide but dar is not known in Kenya
 
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