Hamster255
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thats why your Tanzanian business men were crying when we banded your dirty gas from our market.. stupid Tanzanian
thats why your Tanzanian business men were crying when we banded your dirty gas from our market.. stupid TanzanianUnless you are blind, the trade war is on, and we know Who is feeling the pinch
http://www.theeastafrican.co.ke/bus...enya-gas-ban-/2560-4027548-aypx40z/index.htmlThere was no plan to have cooking gas supplied directly to homes in kenya..Nothing like that ever has been proposed in kenya.
It does not matter whether kenya builds or does not build a gas, Tanzania still remains the most economical source of cooking gas for EAC.
There is absolutely nothing to loose for Tz, they arr still selling gas to Kenya in gas cylinders (more expensively) while they block entery of kenyan manufactured goods to their markets
Dude, seriously, the first time I heard of that plan was in 2012 or 2013, Then last year the ERC announced that it was comming up with necessary regulations that would make it mandatory for and new residential real estate project (flats, gated communities) to include infrastructure for LPG directly to peoples kitchen... Piped cooking gas coming to your kitchen but parliament has been dragging its feet on the petroleum laws which also include gas supply therefore necessary laws are not in place and thus the plan has been put on hold..... but it will happen one way or the other...There was no plan to have cooking gas supplied directly to homes in kenya..Nothing like that ever has been proposed in kenya.
It does not matter whether kenya builds or does not build a gas, Tanzania still remains the most economical source of cooking gas for EAC.
There is absolutely nothing to loose for Tz, they arr still selling gas to Kenya in gas cylinders (more expensively) while they block entery of kenyan manufactured goods to their markets
Ujinga wako peeks Kibera huna unalojua zaidi ya kunya katika mifuko ya plastic.Tanzagiza wanabonga sana with little to show for it, hivi tangu hiyo gesi ijulikane ni Nani amekuwa connected hata Kule Mtwara? Kama mwenzenu alivyosema Tz ni kama Venezuela, barikiwa na kila kitu lakini wananchi wanaishi kwa ufukara na kulishwa paipai na jiwe... 😀😀 somebody please weka ile picha ya Jiwe na paipai( Njaa inawamaliza watanzania kweli kweli).
Jinga hilo hana anachojua achana naeKupanga ni kuchagua. So sina muda wa kubishana na wewe.
Nchi LDCUjinga wako peeks Kibera huna unalojua zaidi ya kunya katika mifuko ya plastic.
1)53% ya umeme wa TZ unazaliwa na gas
2)80% ya viwanda vya coment, tiles, are using gas
3) More than 3000 house in Dar were connected during pilot, now the project is going on to connect all houses
https://www.nation.co.ke/lifestyle/...y-one-of-us/957860-2744464-rr8nthz/index.html
Ukiminywa makende hukimbilia huku!Nchi LDC
Ukiminywa makende hukimbilia huku!
Ili tusikie uchungu pamoja...naona imekuuma sana.Ukiminywa makende hukimbilia huku!
Iniume vp wakati najua wewe ni litaahira!Ili tusikie uchungu pamoja...naona imekuuma sana.
Tanzanite imewashinda sasa mumehamia kwa graphite, kweli nyinyi ni vibonzo.Iniume vp wakati najua wewe ni litaahira!
Volt Resources gets ready for stage 1 development of Tanzania’s largest graphite resource
ready for... as usual the Tuta fanya President of fools is here.. Geza MatutaIniume vp wakati najua wewe ni litaahira!
Volt Resources gets ready for stage 1 development of Tanzania’s largest graphite resource
I was talking about piping gas from Tz. But it doesnt matter, Tz has plans to sell gas to zambia, Zimbabwe,congo etc. Tanzania has more neighbours than kenya..Kenya's market is insignificant though the current low prices of cooking gas in kenya is due to imports from TzDude, seriously, the first time I heard of that plan was in 2012 or 2013, Then last year the ERC announced that it was comming up with necessary regulations that would make it mandatory for and new residential real estate project (flats, gated communities) to include infrastructure for LPG directly to peoples kitchen... Piped cooking gas coming to your kitchen but parliament has been dragging its feet on the petroleum laws which also include gas supply therefore necessary laws are not in place and thus the plan has been put on hold..... but it will happen one way or the other...
BTW, a quarter of Kenya's Gas comes from Mozambique, this was before we signed a commercial agreement with them to supply coal and and gas to Kenya...
the idiot is backI was talking about piping gas from Tz. But it doesnt matter, Tz has plans to sell gas to zambia, Zimbabwe,congo etc. Tanzania has more neighbours than kenya..Kenya's market is insignificant though the current low prices of cooking gas in kenya is due to imports from Tz
always talking out of your ass... hahahahaha what a pathetic human.. Mkikuyu akili upuzi... silly TanzanianI was talking about piping gas from Tz. But it doesnt matter, Tz has plans to sell gas to zambia, Zimbabwe,congo etc. Tanzania has more neighbours than kenya..Kenya's market is insignificant though the current low prices of cooking gas in kenya is due to imports from Tz
How are you my brotherIli tusikie uchungu pamoja...naona imekuuma sana.
Jamaa amewazidi Sana ufahamu wa kujua mambo sasa mnakimbilia matusi, stupid nyang'aualways talking out of your ass... hahahahaha what a pathetic human.. Mkikuyu akili upuzi... silly Tanzanian
always talking out of your ass... hahahahaha what a pathetic human.. Mkikuyu akili upuzi... silly Tanzanian
Your just copying from script prepared earlier with someone who want to save their skin. 2011 Kenya n Tanzania sat down and agreed to build a gas pipeline from Dar going through Tanga to Mombasa, timeline to completion and operational, 2015. What happen in between, 2013 Kenya chose new president, that president wanted scope all opportunities EAC can offer. Tanzania was labeled a parasite who always drag her feet. Kikwete repeatedly was reminding Kenya the game your playing, will put all other regional project at risk (gas pipeline included). Did anyone in Kenya listen? No. When Uganda saw Kenya true colors and ditch Kenya oil pipeline deal in favour of Tanzania, we didn't hear anyone in Kenya mentioning gas pipeline again. Saying that Tanzania decided to use gas locally and not sale abroad is utterly false, we have enough gas for local industry and export all at the same time.Kenya did not deliberately abandon the gas pipeline, it is Tz that initially said that it was not interested in developing it for neighbors at the time, that you wanted to concentrate on local supply before exporting it in bulk to neighbors. The gas pipeline proposal failed long before we lost the oil pipeline deal with Uganda.
Truth be said, we did ourselves a favour and we also did Tz a favour by the so called "Locking out " Tanzania.. But technically speaking, we did not lock out Tz, we only formed a CoW where countries that wanted to implement EAC protocols could do so much freely without dragging, Tz has always been welcomed to join, but never did. This is because Tz has always been suspicious of Kenya and was thus always holding back. We would take years negotiating for something, then we all finally agree then when its time to sign the agreement, Tz parliament or public or presidency hesitates to sign and starts dragging back to the table..... Lets face it Tz will never sign the EA passport, Tourist Visa and a whole lot of other things that EAC is supposed to sign, infact you have already started going back on the little things that you had already signed, I here you have now banned importation of carrots! from kenya!, like seriously carrots!!!... a
.. lets stop the bullsh!t and just call a spade a spade.. as long as Kenya is also a signatory Tz will always drag its feet to agree to anything..
And where did Kenya abandon the EA railway interconnection, A connection to TZ will be a boost to Kenyas SGR. Infact, it was president Uhuru that suggested to KR last year to come up with plans to build a dry port in Voi. Who do you think its meant for? One thing you should know by now is that Kenya never holds grudges when it comes to business, as long as it brings profits we would go into business with anyone. If we were so bitter about the pipeline why would we have finished the Voi-Holili highway construction? Would we have agreed to take AfDB loan for the yet to be constructed $750m Malindi Bagamoro highway? Would so many Kenyan companies be invested in Tz with combined investment of over $1B, some of these companies are even partly government owned e.g KCB bank, KQ