No wonder! When it comes to sports,they've never even pinned some global accolades there for their own country.They're depending on Kenya's success for the sake of east Africa. We've done it wonderfully there in rugby,athletes and cricket!
Even the top betting firm in Kenya and probably Africa sportpesa is out there in Tanzania glorifying their football talent.
Corrupt country. Who depends on you!! You are brainwashed. Can you own piece of land in ur country!?
TayserMahiri: Yes madam, Kenya is not safe from your begging escapades.
Now you are in Murang'a county! Which Kenyan area will you spare? The moment you arrive in those areas they should blow your communist heads off.
Murang'a County residents have decried the influx of beggars who have invaded several towns in the area and who have continued to fleece them of their hard earned money. The beggars who come from the neighbouring country Tanzania, have become a permanent feature in the towns where they position themselves at strategic areas in the streets armed with bowls to beg. Send 'NEWS' to 40227 to receive all the important breaking news as it happens TUKO.co.ke embarked on a fact finding mission to unearth how the beggars go on with their business undeterred despite the presence of police officers. Most of them are in the country illegally and in blatant disregard of the country's immigration laws as most of them are trafficked into Kenya. One bar along Biashara Street, which is the busiest street in Murang'a town below the main matatu bus terminus, has been their home for nearly ten years where they have rented rooms at the facility on a full time basis. Most of them suffer from various forms of challenges like physical deformities while others are hearing impaired, dumb and blind. The beggars also come in tow with able bodied persons who aid them in moving from one person to another to beg as others push them around using wheel chairs
Yobeezy: Who cares about Tanzania in this thread? Listen carefully,this thread was mainly for Kenyans and Nigerians.You ought to have started a thread comparing Tanzania with another in Africa of your choice,Kenyans won't be bothered to intrude desperately in your thread like the way you people are doing all in the name of seeking shallow fame...shameless You're even coming to fight us in a foreign forum,we had already left that government censored forum for you people. So just take this childish behaviour back to your useless jamii forum.
Hahahaha!! you the one started to insult us. Now we are showing the true side of kenya Turkana Life in Kenya
mtis: 10 Important Facts about Poverty in Tanzania
1. In Tanzania, 67.9 percent of the population lives below the poverty line.
2. Extreme poverty in Tanzania has declined in recent years, from 11.7 percent in 2006 to 9.7 percent in 2012.
3. Poverty leads to hunger. Roughly 42 percent of children under five in Tanzania suffer from chronic malnutrition and 16 percent are underweight.
4. Malnutrition affects children’s physical development. The rate of stunting in Tanzania ranks third in sub-Saharan Africa, after Ethiopia and the Democratic Republic of Congo.
5. Many of the most commonly eaten foods in Tanzania, such as potatoes and cassava, are inexpensive but lack essential nutrients. Some schools in Tanzania now hold nutrition classes for students in hopes of reducing malnutrition.
6. On average, women in Tanzania will have five children. Slowing fast population growth and the high fertility rate by empowering women through education support and family planning services is key to reducing poverty in Tanzania.
7. Poverty is highest in rural areas, with around 80 percent of the country’s poor living in those regions.
8. Poverty is also highest among female-headed households, particularly those that depend on livestock or food-crop production for their livelihood.
9. Young girls and women in Tanzania often suffer from more nutritional deficiencies than men. One-third of women are deficient in iron, iodine, and vitamin A and two-fifths are anemic.
10. Cash transfer programs, which have been successful in other parts of the world, have proven in recent years to be effective in Tanzania. While families do not receive large sums of money, it is enough to free them from constant subsistence farming and allows them to focus on generating additional, more stable, sources of income.
Yobeezy: Don't be ignorant please,you're the same idiot who posted this kibera stuff just the other week and some Kenyans in this thread quoted your post by showing you with facts and links stating the slum population in Nairobi is at 5% if not below and kibera's population doesn't even reach 200k as at 2018. Now that Tanzania is the poverty capital of East Africa,please show us the slum population of daresalaam,it must huge enough
TayserMahiri: We have been through all this with the Nigerians. Thats typically what happens when ppl get beaten here. Its an established truth. Instead of showing us your estates you are busy smearing Kenya. Dont be a loser.
Hahaha!! Stop comparing Tanzania with your corrupt country(kenya). If you proceed we will show everything you have. Also don't call names our President. We are building our country (Tanzania) we don't want to compare to anybody.
TayserMahiri: Will be a great idea if you stick to Swahili.
We are in public. People can see true color of Kenyans. I told you to show us what do you have. You are making noise. You have nothing to tell us. Hello Nigerians Nairobi. Largest slum in the world
Hahaha!! Are you kidding. Did you even read the news!? The news from Kenya and the editor from kenya. You guys trying each way to paint negatives about Tanzania. I don't know why are you doing that.
TayserMahiri: Lol. You want us to compare our military hardware with yours? There are things I have no time for because when you Tanzanians get smothered you start childish arguments. Thats why I prefer Nigerians at least they have some shyt to show.
But if you want we can go full throttle.
Guy Kenya is the weak army. Try to compare with Tz. What do you have. Small group kids in Somaliland killing you now and then. Show us what do you own and we will show you. You have nothing but noises.
TayserMahiri: Instead of making BRT buses for your citizens you are making military trucks and then importing BRT buses from Kenya. Communists will always be communists. What can that mule truck do? We use such to clear Nairobi streets of Tanzanian beggars. I hate to believe its a military truck.
This is the stupidity thinking. Our BRT buses are from china, the company called Golden Dragon. Stop keep lying people. If you haven't to show in public just keep quite.
Yobeezy: We're better than those countries by far,we shouldn't be comparing comparing Kenya with Ghana and Tanzania. We should be competing with South Africa at this pace of development that Kenya is beholding.
Kenyanstar: Can you be a little sober and say at least 5 economically and socially how, where and when does any of this 2 countries fair better than Kenya. And please be a little realistic when listing them in order to have a good debate.
My friend do some researches. I know a guy from keny called David Ndii, everyday giving you a lesson about economy. Tanzania is ahead of you in PPP. The report of 2018 Tanzania is ahead of Kenya in GNI Tanzania is ahead of kenya in financial inclusion. You are always boast about GDP, but you don't even know the meaning of GDP.
Kenya is the most corrupt country in Africa. Also arable land in kenya owned by settlers( whites) and elite groups.
You have nothing to tell us about Kenya we know you in anda out. Every year in Turkana kenyans die from hunger. About 70% of kenyans don't eat perfect food. Have heard hunger in Tanzania!?
Tanzania feed you each year. Kenyans are always noise makers. That why we Tanzanians don't even listen you. We can do whatever we want, burning, taking you livestocks but you will just make noises. You why is that, if we close our border you gonna die from hunger.
GOVERNMENT SPOKESMAN Eric Kiraithe says Kenya has no problem with recently reported vulgar remarks by US President Donald Trump targeting African nations.