Military strenghts my azz,muulizeni Gadaffi mbona hakuna hata jetfighter yake moja iliruka? haya majeshi yetu ya Africa yanayotegemea mpaka viatu kununua kwa mzungu mengi ni useless tuu na waste of good money bora watumia hizo pesa kujenga uchumi and educate their citizens kuliko huu upumbavu wa kununua silaha...unanunua jetfighters na ile radar ya Mkapa for biliions lakini wenyewe wanaweza jam air defence yako in minutes na kuifanya obsolete,Gadaffi na jet zake zilizo cost billions hakuna hata moja iliweza kuruka sasa kama sio waste of good money ni nini?
The military strengths of Kenya and Uganda
The military strengths of Kenya and Uganda
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Mlamoto
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Kama ni hivi mbona mwake
THE TOP TEN STRONGEST ARMY IN AFRICA
1) South Africa ( South Africa has the most powerful army in africa; it has more harmful weapons than any other country in Africa; it is the only African country that was trying to create the Nuclear weapon but was stopped by the US.
2) Egypt
3) Nigeria
4) Libya
5) Morocco
6) Sudan
7) Ghana
Tanzania ( Tanzania has the most powerful army in east africa, The Tanzania Peoples' Defence Force (TPDF) ( Swahili: Jeshi la Wananchi wa Tanzania (JWTZ)) the one defeated Idi Amin in Uganda with big help from Muammar al-Gaddafi of Libya)
9) Uganda
10) Kenya
Just to correct you! It created but was finally advised to abandon the venture. It it only country in Africa that can manufacture its fighter planes!!!
Mr.Toyo
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Nimefuatilia hiyo link lakini imenichanganya kidogo...
Eti tuna ony 4 helicopters za kijeshi????
Askari Kanzu
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Koba umesema!
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Mkuu punguza wasi, hakuna wa kukunyima usingizi hapa EAC hapa chini ni baadhi tu ya vifaa vya jeshi la anga la JWTZ
Order of Battle - Tanzania
The list below provides an overview of military aircraft types operated by Tanzanian armed forces and the (primary) roles they fulfil.
Tanzania is a country in Africa sharing borders with Burundi, Congo, Kenya, Malawi, Mozambique, Rwanda, Uganda and Zambia.
Tanzania People's Defence Force
1x AB205 utility
2x AB206 utility
2x An-28 Cash light transport
1x Beech 100 King Air light transport & maritime patrol
2x Bell 412EP utility
4x DHC-5D Buffalo maritime patrol & tactical transport
8x F-5 Fresco air defence
11x F-6A/B Farmer air defence
11x F-7A Airguard air defence
..x FT-5 Fresco operational conversion
2x FT-6 Farmer operational conversion
6x K-8 Karakorum advanced flying training
8x PT-6 basic flying training
2x Y-8F-200 Cub tactical transport
2x Y-12 tactical transport
Kuna undisclosed number ya new F-7 TG jet fighters haziko kwenye list soma hapa chini...
A PAF F-7PG was photographed with a load of fuel tanks and an AIM-9L AAM. Based on the F-7MG electronic technology demonstrator, it features various upgrades to meet PAF's requirements, including a one-piece windshield, Italian Grifo-7PG PD radar (search 55km, track 37km, single target track), new color CRT displays (EFIS), HUD, HOTAS control, new air data computer, TACAN, PL-9C IR-guided AAM, WP-13F(B) turbojet (13,200lb w/ afterburning) plus two 30mm cannons (compared to one on J-7E/G). Its maximum climb rate is 38,300ft/min (195m/s), combat radius is 850km (hi-hi-hi air-superiority role) and maximum load is 1,800kg. The new double-delta wing suggests the same design on J-7E has proven successful. However, since its basic design of Mig-21F has been more than 40 years old, this approach did not fundamentally change the overall performance. Pakistan ordered 57 F-7PGs in early 2000. These F-7PGs have replaced J-6/Mig-19 and will counter India's Mig-21bis/Bison fleet. 48 were delivered to Pakistan by the end of 2002. However, F-7PG might be fitted with the indigenous SY-80 radar (search 30km, track 26km) replacing the Grifo-7PG radar. Besides Pakistani AF, Namibian AF ordered 12 F-7NMs in August 2005. All were delivered in 2006. These are equipped with Italian Grifo-7MG radar. Bangladesh AF also ordered 12 F-7BGs in 2005. All were delivered 2006. In addition, Nigerian AF ordered 12 F-7NIs in a $251m deal and the first batch was expected to have been delivered in spring 2009. Sri Lanka AF also received around 6 F-7GS in late 2007/early 2008. The latest images (March 2011) indicated that Tanzania acquired an unknown number of F-7TGs.
Source:
Chinese Military Aviation | China Air Force
Pia kuna six K-8 fighter jets ambazo haziko kwenye hiyo list soma hii habari chini...
Venezuela reduces number of Chinese K-8 fighter jets to 18
No reason is given for the reduction from 24
K-8 Fighter jet.
By Latin American Herald Tribune Staff
Venezuela has announced that it will purchase only 18 Chinese- made K-8 fighter jets, not 24 as previously announced, according to General Luis Berroterán Acosta, the commander of Venezuela's Bolivarian Air Force.
"The contract has been signed and the jet trainers are on the production line in China. In a short time, I will be able to disclose the exact arrival date of the first K-8 shipment," said Berroterán at a press conference celebrating the 88th anniversary of military aviation.
Each K-8 fighter jet is capable of carrying 4 bombs and rockets, as well as firing a 23mm machine gun.
They carry two pilots in tandem seating and have a maximum speed of just under 500 miles per hour.
The K-8 was developed in the 1980s in a joint project between China and Pakistan. It's maiden flight took place in 1990.
Because of their relative inexpensive cost, they are used by the air forces of China (200), Egypt (80), Ghana (4), Myanmar (12), Namibia (4), Pakistan (100), Sri Lanka (6), Sudan (12), Tanzania (6), Zambia (8), and Zimbabwe (12).
Source:
Latin American Herald Tribune - Venezuela reduces number of Chinese K-8 fighter jets to 18
I also believe the newly acquired 6 Mig 29 again not in the above list again re already hidden somewhere. Soma sehemu ya report hapa chini...
Russia faces tough Chinese competition in the African arms market: report
..."Finally, MiG Corporation was unable to expand into the African market beyond the initial advances it made in the late 1990s. As mentioned above, MiG was able to sell from excess stock a relatively large batch of MiG-29 to Sudan and Eritrea for low prices. By early 2000 it was negotiating the sale of MiG-29 to Chad (four units), Uganda (six) and Tanzania (six fighters)...
Source:
http://www.defenceweb.co.za/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=513&Itemid=234
MILITARY COOPERATION. MIG FIGHTERS FLY TO AFRICA
RUSSIA CONTINUES FORCING CHINA OUT FROM AFRICAN WEAPONS MARKETS
Vedomosti reports that the MiG aircraft corporation will sell six MiG-29 fighters to Tanzania for around $50 million. Thus far the Tanzanian Air Force has been using China-made MiG fighters.
A high-ranking Russian diplomat said that the MiG corporation and the Tanzanian Defense Ministry reached an agreement to sell six MiG-29 fighters after the Tanzanian foreign minister's visit to Moscow in July......
Source:
EVXpress - MILITARY COOPERATION. MIG FIGHTERS FLY TO AFRICA - Defense & Security, 2003, No. 91
Pia kumbuka JWTZ has the largest surfaces to air missile system (SAM) and artillery in the region (EAC). SAM-3, SAM-6, supported by 350 Anti-Aircraft Guns and several Multi Rocket launch Systems (BM-21 the famed Saba Saba) backed by 300 artillery pieces many more (undisclosed)....:shock:
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Haya ndege za wakenya ni hizi hapa chini:
Order of Battle - Kenya
The list below provides an overview of military aircraft types operated by Kenyan armed forces and the (primary) roles they fulfil.
Kenya is a country in Africa sharing borders with Ethiopia, Somalia, South Sudan, Tanzania and Uganda.
Kenya Air Force
12x Bulldog 103/127 basic flying training
3x Dash 8 light transport
7x DHC-5D Buffalo tactical transport
11x Emb312 Tucano basic flying training
18x F-5E Tiger air defence
4x F-5F Tiger operational conversion
1x Fokker 70 VIP transport
5x Hughes 500 light attack & utility
9x IAR-330 Puma medium-lift transport
2x Mi-171E Hip medium-lift transport
12x SA330G Puma medium-lift transport
12x Y-12 light transport
4x Z-9 utility
2x Z-9WE anti-armour attack
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Na za Uganda ni hizi hapa chini:
Order of Battle - Uganda
The list below provides an overview of military aircraft types operated by Ugandan armed forces and the (primary) roles they fulfil.
Uganda is a country in Africa sharing borders with Democratic Republic of Congo, Kenya, Rwanda, South Sudan and Tanzania.
Uganda People's Defence Force
5x AB206 Jet Ranger utility
3x L-39ZA Albatros advanced flying training
5x Mi-24 Hind anti-armour attack
6x MiG-21 Fishbed air defence
5x MiG-23 Flogger multi-role
1x SF-260 Marchetti basic flying training
4x Su-30MK2 Flanker multi-role
" " +4 on order
2x Y-12IV light transport
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Za Rwanda ni hizi hapa chini:
Order of Battle - Rwanda
The list below provides an overview of military aircraft types operated by Rwandan armed forces and the (primary) roles they fulfil.
Rwanda is a country in Africa sharing borders with Burundi, Democratic Republic of Congo, Tanzania and Uganda.
Rwandan Defence Forces
1x AS355F Ecureuil utility
3x Mi-8 Hip medium-lift transport
5x Mi-17 Hip medium-lift transport & VIP transport
2x Mi-24 Hind anti-armour attack
1x SA365 Dauphin utility
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Za Burundi ni hizi hapa chini:
Order of Battle - Burundi
The list below provides an overview of military aircraft types operated by Burundian armed forces and the (primary) roles they fulfil.
Burundi is a country in Africa sharing borders with Congo, Rwanda and Tanzania.
Burundi Army
3x Ce-150 light transport
1x Do27Q light transport
1x Falcon 50 VIP transport
2x Mi-24 Hind anti-armour attack
3x SA316B Alouette III utility
2x SA342L Gazelle utility
2x SF260 Marchetti basic flying training
Source:
MilAvia Press.com: Military Aviation Publications
TUJITEGEMEE
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Wangeweza hata kununua "drone" 12 kama wangeweza kufanya biashara vizuri ya madini, na kudhibiti utumiaji mbovu wa madaraka katika kuingia mikataba ya kuinua uchumi wa taifa(Dowans na the like), pia wangeweza kuimarisha Hi-Tech Surveillance System.
Lakini jamani wana JF, hivi ni nani anawapa ruhusa Google, kutumia Google Earth yao ku'locate' exactly military base za nchi zote duniani huku wakificha very delicate info za baadhi ya military bases za nchi za magharibi? Hakuna namna ya kuwa "sue" hawa jamaa?
NICK2275
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google ni tool ya usa,nao wapo kazini always,kuna baadhi ya nchi kama Israel, n.k wao wanamkataba na google wa kutotoa picha za military base zao beyond mita 200 ili kuhakikisha kuwa hata mtu akigoogle military base za Israel na baadhi ya nchi kwenye huo mkataba hataweza kupata picha clear ya kitu au vitu atakavyoona.so hizo picha hatitamsaidia kitu,
DUNIANI HAKUNA FAIR
...wewe biashara ya silaha sio kama kuuza au kununua juicy,unaweza kuwa na billions zako lakini hakuna mtu atakuuzia hizo drones,kukuuzia hizo precision weapon or any advanced jet fighters lazima wakuamini na kuwe na solid contracts na mara zote ni presidential or congress ndio wanaidhinisha sales kama hizo,Boeing or any weapons manufacturer hawana uwezo wa kuuza silaha zao kwa yeyote bila government authorization,na hiyo google earth is nothing,hizi military ziko more advance by far katika hiyo technology na wala hawahitaji google earth kukupa kipigo,google earth is just for entertainment kwa watu kama nyie kuangalia picha.
Masikini wanajitayarisha kupigana !!
Sie wote hatupati chakula cha kutosha - sehemu zingine hata kuna maafa ya njaa ( Kenya kaskazini ) , Hatupati maji safi ya kutumia, Hakuna huduma za kutosha, Elimu yetu bado , hakuna utafiti, Huduma za afya ndio chini kabisa, ajira ndion usiseme, Wengi katika miji yetu wanaishi kwenye slums, usalama wa ndani hoi, Umeme - uzalishaji taabani, na hata kama upo usambazaji bado !, Viwanda ndiyo hivyo hivyo haviwezi kushindana na vya nje na hatuwezi ku export.
Eti bado tuna tumia pesa kwenye jeshi - na tunataka kujisifu nani na jeshi zuri.
Sie wote hatupati chakula cha kutosha - sehemu zingine hata kuna maafa ya njaa ( Kenya kaskazini ) , Hatupati maji safi ya kutumia, Hakuna huduma za kutosha, Elimu yetu bado , hakuna utafiti, Huduma za afya ndio chini kabisa, ajira ndion usiseme, Wengi katika miji yetu wanaishi kwenye slums, usalama wa ndani hoi, Umeme - uzalishaji taabani, na hata kama upo usambazaji bado !, Viwanda ndiyo hivyo hivyo haviwezi kushindana na vya nje na hatuwezi ku export.
Eti bado tuna tumia pesa kwenye jeshi - na tunataka kujisifu nani na jeshi zuri.
MTAZAMO
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Sasa nimekupata mkuu.Thumb up!Mkuu punguza wasi, hakuna wa kukunyima usingizi hapa EAC hapa chini ni baadhi tu ya vifaa vya jeshi la anga la JWTZ
Order of Battle - Tanzania
The list below provides an overview of military aircraft types operated by Tanzanian armed forces and the (primary) roles they fulfil.
Tanzania is a country in Africa sharing borders with Burundi, Congo, Kenya, Malawi, Mozambique, Rwanda, Uganda and Zambia.
Tanzania People's Defence Force
1x AB205 utility
2x AB206 utility
2x An-28 Cash light transport
1x Beech 100 King Air light transport & maritime patrol
2x Bell 412EP utility
4x DHC-5D Buffalo maritime patrol & tactical transport
8x F-5 Fresco air defence
11x F-6A/B Farmer air defence
11x F-7A Airguard air defence
..x FT-5 Fresco operational conversion
2x FT-6 Farmer operational conversion
6x K-8 Karakorum advanced flying training
8x PT-6 basic flying training
2x Y-8F-200 Cub tactical transport
2x Y-12 tactical transport
Kuna undisclosed number ya new F-7 TG jet fighters haziko kwenye list soma hapa chini...
A PAF F-7PG was photographed with a load of fuel tanks and an AIM-9L AAM. Based on the F-7MG electronic technology demonstrator, it features various upgrades to meet PAF's requirements, including a one-piece windshield, Italian Grifo-7PG PD radar (search 55km, track 37km, single target track), new color CRT displays (EFIS), HUD, HOTAS control, new air data computer, TACAN, PL-9C IR-guided AAM, WP-13F(B) turbojet (13,200lb w/ afterburning) plus two 30mm cannons (compared to one on J-7E/G). Its maximum climb rate is 38,300ft/min (195m/s), combat radius is 850km (hi-hi-hi air-superiority role) and maximum load is 1,800kg. The new double-delta wing suggests the same design on J-7E has proven successful. However, since its basic design of Mig-21F has been more than 40 years old, this approach did not fundamentally change the overall performance. Pakistan ordered 57 F-7PGs in early 2000. These F-7PGs have replaced J-6/Mig-19 and will counter India's Mig-21bis/Bison fleet. 48 were delivered to Pakistan by the end of 2002. However, F-7PG might be fitted with the indigenous SY-80 radar (search 30km, track 26km) replacing the Grifo-7PG radar. Besides Pakistani AF, Namibian AF ordered 12 F-7NMs in August 2005. All were delivered in 2006. These are equipped with Italian Grifo-7MG radar. Bangladesh AF also ordered 12 F-7BGs in 2005. All were delivered 2006. In addition, Nigerian AF ordered 12 F-7NIs in a $251m deal and the first batch was expected to have been delivered in spring 2009. Sri Lanka AF also received around 6 F-7GS in late 2007/early 2008. The latest images (March 2011) indicated that Tanzania acquired an unknown number of F-7TGs.
Source:
Chinese Military Aviation | China Air Force
Pia kuna six K-8 fighter jets ambazo haziko kwenye hiyo list soma hii habari chini...
Venezuela reduces number of Chinese K-8 fighter jets to 18
No reason is given for the reduction from 24
K-8 Fighter jet.
By Latin American Herald Tribune Staff
Venezuela has announced that it will purchase only 18 Chinese- made K-8 fighter jets, not 24 as previously announced, according to General Luis Berroterán Acosta, the commander of Venezuela's Bolivarian Air Force.
"The contract has been signed and the jet trainers are on the production line in China. In a short time, I will be able to disclose the exact arrival date of the first K-8 shipment," said Berroterán at a press conference celebrating the 88th anniversary of military aviation.
Each K-8 fighter jet is capable of carrying 4 bombs and rockets, as well as firing a 23mm machine gun.
They carry two pilots in tandem seating and have a maximum speed of just under 500 miles per hour.
The K-8 was developed in the 1980s in a joint project between China and Pakistan. It's maiden flight took place in 1990.
Because of their relative inexpensive cost, they are used by the air forces of China (200), Egypt (80), Ghana (4), Myanmar (12), Namibia (4), Pakistan (100), Sri Lanka (6), Sudan (12), Tanzania (6), Zambia (8), and Zimbabwe (12).
Source:
Latin American Herald Tribune - Venezuela reduces number of Chinese K-8 fighter jets to 18
I also believe the newly acquired 6 Mig 29 again not in the above list again re already hidden somewhere. Soma sehemu ya report hapa chini...
Russia faces tough Chinese competition in the African arms market: report
..."Finally, MiG Corporation was unable to expand into the African market beyond the initial advances it made in the late 1990s. As mentioned above, MiG was able to sell from excess stock a relatively large batch of MiG-29 to Sudan and Eritrea for low prices. By early 2000 it was negotiating the sale of MiG-29 to Chad (four units), Uganda (six) and Tanzania (six fighters)...
Source:
http://www.defenceweb.co.za/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=513&Itemid=234
MILITARY COOPERATION. MIG FIGHTERS FLY TO AFRICA
RUSSIA CONTINUES FORCING CHINA OUT FROM AFRICAN WEAPONS MARKETS
Vedomosti reports that the MiG aircraft corporation will sell six MiG-29 fighters to Tanzania for around $50 million. Thus far the Tanzanian Air Force has been using China-made MiG fighters.
A high-ranking Russian diplomat said that the MiG corporation and the Tanzanian Defense Ministry reached an agreement to sell six MiG-29 fighters after the Tanzanian foreign minister's visit to Moscow in July......
Source:
EVXpress - MILITARY COOPERATION. MIG FIGHTERS FLY TO AFRICA*-*Defense & Security,*2003,*No. 91
Pia kumbuka JWTZ has the largest surfaces to air missile system (SAM) and artillery in the region (EAC). SAM-3, SAM-6, supported by 350 Anti-Aircraft Guns and several Multi Rocket launch Systems (BM-21 the famed Saba Saba) backed by 300 artillery pieces many more (undisclosed)....:shock:
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Haya ndege za wakenya ni hizi hapa chini:
Order of Battle - Kenya
The list below provides an overview of military aircraft types operated by Kenyan armed forces and the (primary) roles they fulfil.
Kenya is a country in Africa sharing borders with Ethiopia, Somalia, South Sudan, Tanzania and Uganda.
Kenya Air Force
12x Bulldog 103/127 basic flying training
3x Dash 8 light transport
7x DHC-5D Buffalo tactical transport
11x Emb312 Tucano basic flying training
18x F-5E Tiger air defence
4x F-5F Tiger operational conversion
1x Fokker 70 VIP transport
5x Hughes 500 light attack & utility
9x IAR-330 Puma medium-lift transport
2x Mi-171E Hip medium-lift transport
12x SA330G Puma medium-lift transport
12x Y-12 light transport
4x Z-9 utility
2x Z-9WE anti-armour attack
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Na za Uganda ni hizi hapa chini:
Order of Battle - Uganda
The list below provides an overview of military aircraft types operated by Ugandan armed forces and the (primary) roles they fulfil.
Uganda is a country in Africa sharing borders with Democratic Republic of Congo, Kenya, Rwanda, South Sudan and Tanzania.
Uganda People's Defence Force
5x AB206 Jet Ranger utility
3x L-39ZA Albatros advanced flying training
5x Mi-24 Hind anti-armour attack
6x MiG-21 Fishbed air defence
5x MiG-23 Flogger multi-role
1x SF-260 Marchetti basic flying training
4x Su-30MK2 Flanker multi-role
" " +4 on order
2x Y-12IV light transport
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Za Rwanda ni hizi hapa chini:
Order of Battle - Rwanda
The list below provides an overview of military aircraft types operated by Rwandan armed forces and the (primary) roles they fulfil.
Rwanda is a country in Africa sharing borders with Burundi, Democratic Republic of Congo, Tanzania and Uganda.
Rwandan Defence Forces
1x AS355F Ecureuil utility
3x Mi-8 Hip medium-lift transport
5x Mi-17 Hip medium-lift transport & VIP transport
2x Mi-24 Hind anti-armour attack
1x SA365 Dauphin utility
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Za Burundi ni hizi hapa chini:
Order of Battle - Burundi
The list below provides an overview of military aircraft types operated by Burundian armed forces and the (primary) roles they fulfil.
Burundi is a country in Africa sharing borders with Congo, Rwanda and Tanzania.
Burundi Army
3x Ce-150 light transport
1x Do27Q light transport
1x Falcon 50 VIP transport
2x Mi-24 Hind anti-armour attack
3x SA316B Alouette III utility
2x SA342L Gazelle utility
2x SF260 Marchetti basic flying training
Source:
MilAvia Press.com: Military Aviation Publications
trachomatis
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Ila Mungu apishie mbali mambo ya vita..
MTAZAMO
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Wakati wa amani ndio wakati wa kujiandaa kwa vita.
mfianchi
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Ah wapi Kenya hawna kitu ,kinachowasaidia ni base za Marekani,Al Shabab tu inawatoa jasho je ingekuwa wanapigana na nchi si ingekuwa wamesharudishwa Nairobi ,mbona kwa Uganda walifyata walipovamia Migingo.
Kwanza Kenya wanatumiwa na wazungu ,mbona siku zote raia wake wanauwawa na Al Shababu lakini hawakuvuka mpaka,baada ya hao wazungu wawili kutekwa ,Marekani & Co wameiamurisha serikali ya Kenya wavamie Somalia kuwauwa Al Shababu ,wanapouwawa weusi akha kila mtu na hamsini zake,hao ndi Kenya bana nchi za magharibi ndio zina sauti ,kwa hiyo hayo majivuno ya hao majirani zetu si lolote wao ni MANAMBA tu kwenye nchi yao
Kwanza Kenya wanatumiwa na wazungu ,mbona siku zote raia wake wanauwawa na Al Shababu lakini hawakuvuka mpaka,baada ya hao wazungu wawili kutekwa ,Marekani & Co wameiamurisha serikali ya Kenya wavamie Somalia kuwauwa Al Shababu ,wanapouwawa weusi akha kila mtu na hamsini zake,hao ndi Kenya bana nchi za magharibi ndio zina sauti ,kwa hiyo hayo majivuno ya hao majirani zetu si lolote wao ni MANAMBA tu kwenye nchi yao
bona
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i think ethiopia has the powerful army in africa, their airforce is second to none in africa, ask any military man, airforce win wars not tanks etc in ww2 german had the best weapons than anybody but after they lost air superiority the war changed in their enemy favour!
Codezilla
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Kama ni hivi mbona mwake
THE TOP TEN STRONGEST ARMY IN AFRICA
1) South Africa ( South Africa has the most powerful army in africa; it has more harmful weapons than any other country in Africa; it is the only African country that was trying to create the Nuclear weapon but was stopped by the US.
2) Egypt
3) Nigeria
4) Libya
5) Morocco
6) Sudan
7) Ghana
Tanzania ( Tanzania has the most powerful army in east africa, The Tanzania Peoples' Defence Force (TPDF) ( Swahili: Jeshi la Wananchi wa Tanzania (JWTZ)) the one defeated Idi Amin in Uganda with big help from Muammar al-Gaddafi of Libya)
9) Uganda
10) Kenya
This poll is a sham copy pasted from another forum written by an informed person just like you and me.....!!!!!!My friend Ethiopian peoples defence force is not listed here,while it has one of the most battle hardened military,and they are over 250,000 STRONG ......I also think it is high time we stopped debating about each others countries military capabilities and start forging alliances as East Africa Community.This is a call to my Tanzanian brothers lets WORK together,Rwanda is developing fast because they are co-operating with other sister nations.
Bantugbro
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Mpenda vita utamjua tu...:lol:
Pezzonovante
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Huu mlimbikizo wa siraha east africa ni kwa ajili ya nani? Al shababu ok wakishakwisha what next?
Lonestriker
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Talking of Kenya's army that is a war virgin(please don't give me the peace keeping crap!).It took you six years inclusive to end up mashifta rebellion,mind you this was just a rebellion and you struggled for six years.In fact the PEV crudely exposed the unproffessionalism in your 'better funded' police force.It is more than two weeks now and yet you are stil far from Mogadishu,Ethiopian army took barely a week to reach Mogadishu...you don't what war is,while your soldiers were hiding in the barracks,ours were busy liberating Africa.