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Kazikazi:
I think Kenya is almost a winner in this battle.I am waiting for Tanzania vs Kenya. The whole Africa will know why the headquarters of East Africa is in Arusha Tanzania not Kenya.

What a very big joke.

Kazikazi:
pwa ha ha ha ha.You dont know why am here? Dude; I am here to give u pain..and to destroy your kenyan empty pride.I dont like arguing with starving people.

wow, u are really funny... like seriously, u funny. ATI give us pain? Kenyans? why do u talk as if u don't know anything about Kenya n Kenyans??

NigeriaIsDoomed:
see this one want cry now cus Tanzanians don bust dem arse

What he said is the truth.

UAP at night

Nairobi.

gallivant:
Meanwhile, Kenyans are demigods in Tanzania.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WPh7Ob_9Vew
Ujamaa itawamaliza!

You got them goooood.

gallivant:
Meanwhile, Kenyans are demigods in Tanzania.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WPh7Ob_9Vew
Ujamaa itawamaliza!

You got them goooood.

Kur17:
Tanzanians and Nigerians will think this is driven by power of witchcraft...The Kenya Civil Aviation Authority (KCAA) director general Gilbert Kibe on Wednesday said the regulator had received a request from the US-based firm to allow testing of the new concept locally.

Other firms that have also shown interest in flying drones in Kenya include Facebook and the Red Cross.

Uber wants to build cars that can fly, with plans to launch an aerial taxi service by 2020. It has signed a deal with National Aeronautics and Space Administration to develop the service.

“Uber has requested if we can allow them to test their drone taxi that can carry up to four passengers,” said Mr Kibe, pointing out that Kenya will look into their request and see if it can be allowed in the country.

FLYING CARS PLAN

Uber’s interest comes at a time when Nairobi has been identified as one of the launch cities for an ambitious flying cars plan.

The McFly.aero blockchain project has started to set up the infrastructure for air taxis service in 23 cities in 13 countries, including Nairobi.

And to imagine a Drone airport is going to b built in Lokichar,Turkana. The same place they r picking on. Thats y I say they know nothing about the developments in Turkana.

Hahaha. KaziK, all those places u posted r rural areas of semi arid parts of Kenya. The people living there are nomads. ... Have u searched the towny parts of those places? Or ur hatered for sweet Kenya has clouded ur 'intelligence'?

This Tanzanian busy mentioning Turkana. Does he even know anything abt Turkana ? Alot of developments r going around Turkana for ur information. Will post pics soon to clear ur ignorance.


.oooops ,forgot to quote him.

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:
When they've been clearly beaten,they divert the discussion to be useless and childish..
His brother kazikazi will come here show us this show us that

. Sometyms I pity em. Fighting with a fool will make me a fool u know. I let them be.

Annael:
Why Kenyans do not wash their back after toilet!? Is this the reason to smell bad!?

changing topic? Why?

So, In Summary...

Knight Frank Africa in a report highlighting real estate trends in the continent says Nairobi retail space in malls stood at nearly 500,000 square metres.

This is ahead of other top cities like Kampala (170,000 sqm), Lagos (150,000 sqm), Addis Ababa (60,000 sqm), Dakar (170,000 sqm) and Kinshasa (170,000 sqm).

South Africa has about 23 million square metres of shopping centre floor space, compared with three million square metres in the rest of sub-Saharan Africa.
.. What am wondering, wheres Dar ...no bad blood.

So, In Summary...

Knight Frank Africa in a report highlighting real estate trends in the continent says Nairobi retail space in malls stood at nearly 500,000 square metres.

This is ahead of other top cities like Kampala (170,000 sqm), Lagos (150,000 sqm), Addis Ababa (60,000 sqm), Dakar (170,000 sqm) and Kinshasa (170,000 sqm).

South Africa has about 23 million square metres of shopping centre floor space, compared with three million square metres in the rest of sub-Saharan Africa.
.. What am wondering, wheres Dar ...no bad blood.

Yobeezy:
The quality of education that this high school offers is enough to commensurate with the quality of education that university of daresalaam offers.

Now tht u hv mentioned it. We had Tanzanian students there n they adored Kenya. Sijui hawa wametoka wapi. Pia we had a Nig student n she told us some weird cultures za wanaija.

The Kenya High School. .
. One of the oldest schools in Kenya built in 1910. Standing on 150acre of land. And u cn see the structures r still strong despite being 108yrs old.

Annael:
Dar es salaam Tanzania https://pbs.twimg.com/media/DkPsXfHX4AAG8j6.jpg

Pwetty.

Inside a Nigerian mind ryt now after seeing Kenya estates
'wah wah wah, walahi si hizi houses za Kenya ni pretty. But no worries, acha nitafute za Naija even tho ni hard kuzipata zenye zitafikia kiwango ya Kenya' (translate it to pidgin or ngoso)

Lifestyle Gardens- Syokimau.
Sunset Boulevard -Athi River.
Rama Homes

Mombasa.... Old town

jaycent:
When it comes to Estate we beat you maasais!

Na si you show us.

City view Mombasa

Another one.

Beauty. Mwah!

Mombasa

Mombasa town view

Hehehe, hii abuja inafanana kisii

Kilifi Malindi

Kilifi

Lamu Lamu old town