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mtis:
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As is provided in the new regulation, Internet users will now be stripped of their anonymity as websites will be required to have a mechanism of fully identifying all visitors. Cyber cafés will also be required to store user logs for one year. While trying to enforce these regulations, the Tanzania government, through the Tanzania Communications Regulatory Authority (TCRA), has directed all blogs and websites to register. Failing to comply attracts a fine of up to $2200, one year in jail or both.

This guys are 20yrs behind

Kazikazi:
Yes we can.this is the largest city in east africa.Dar es salaam Tanzania

Largest in terms of population not development, just like the "giants"

Annael:
BRT Phase II - Dar es salaam - Tanzania


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cle0o4c6F5E

https://www.afdb.org/fileadmin/uploads/afdb/Documents/Boards-Documents/Tanzania_-_AR-Dar_es_Salaam_Bus_Rapid_Transit_System_Project-_Phase_2.pdf

Thank God Kenya will build some extra buses for you

Annael:
All those buildings above 25f

You're not honest, that Morocco how many floors is it?...

Annael:
Let me start to mention over 20f building in Dar es salaam - Tanzania. Then ask him to beat this list.

1. TPA Tower
https://i411.photobucket.com/albums/pp193/IraqwMan/Skyscrapers%20city%20Album/IMG-20160425-WA0018_zpssu911zuq.jpg

2. PPF HQ Tower

https://farm5.staticflickr.com/4713/39914494852_aea2538091_b.jpg

3. PSPF Two towers

https://xl.skyscrapercity.com/images/oneonone/2015022701.jpg

4. Mzizima Towers
https://farm5.staticflickr.com/4585/38212251936_b48ff3c783_b.jpg

5. MNF SQUARE Towers
https://i.imgur.com/3iwXq6Z.jpg

6. RITA Tower
https://i1154.photobucket.com/albums/p535/babuuzx10/14208864834180_zpswjoihxzb.jpg

7. LAPF Millennium Tower
https://farm5.staticflickr.com/4311/35534231350_cd41f096d5_b.jpg

8. Sky Tower
https://c1.staticflickr.com/5/4272/34711260131_d35c616045_b.jpg


9. NHC Morocco Square Towers
https://c1.staticflickr.com/5/4251/34033654253_da9a8cc184_b.jpg

10. Noble Victoria Tower
https://c1.staticflickr.com/5/4227/34843373895_0be0416263_b.jpg

11. Umoja wa Vijana Towers
https://i1241.photobucket.com/albums/gg509/e_nil/33BBD18B-468B-4826-930A-EFB63D8B3B56_zpsqirmmmfj.jpg

12. Uhuru Height Tower
https://i1241.photobucket.com/albums/gg509/e_nil/4635C18E-AC3E-4CC9-9407-2E24DC8B3BEF_zpsfswffr3c.jpg


The list is long.....

Why are you not tagging the number of floors on each post, some of them are 15flrs

Annael:
Do you think we don't have on going projects!?
1. PPF 4Of
2. Mzizima towers 40f and 35f
3. MNF towers 2x35f
4. Morocco square towers 4x30f
All these will be opened 2019.
However don't lie. There is no building with 47f at AVIC project.

And this will be the largest high-rises project

Annael:
Do you think we don't have on going projects!?
1. PPF 4Of
2. Mzizima towers 40f and 35f
3. MNF towers 2x35f
4. Morocco square towers 4x30f
All these will be opened 2019.
However don't lie. There is no building with 47f at AVIC project.

Quick search and found that they are one and the same as the ones in the pics,

If we start checking the proposed and underconstraction... do you know more than 25% of all upcoming buildings in Africa are in Kenya

We have Upperhill Square which has been upgraded from 66flr to 85flrs or 400+m, after the owners put up the income target, and many others
https://www.google.com/url?sa=t&source=web&rct=j&url=http://www.ctbuh.org/News/GlobalTallNews/Top12TallBuildingPredictionsfor2017/tabid/7431/language/en-US/Default.aspx&ved=2ahUKEwi6nOCKveTcAhUCgRoKHUS7BMAQFjAPegQICBAB&usg=AOvVaw1l5QRAZCkl62VXB04_3JTU

Annael:
You are talking too much. show us unique things you have in Kenya.

This is unique in Africa.....Kenya has been ranked ninth globally in geothermal power generating capacity, a new report shows.

According to the Renewables Global Status 2018, the country tops in Africa with 700 megawatts (MW), retaining its place compared to last year.

The US has the largest geothermal generating capacity with 2,500 megawatts followed by the Philippines (1,900 MW), Indonesia (1,800 MW), Turkey (1,100 MW), New Zealand (1000 MW), Mexico (900 MW), Italy (800 MW) and Iceland (750 MW).

Kenya beats technological heavyweight Japan which has been ranked tenth with an output of 500 MW.

The rest of the world share 950 MW.

Ethiopia is the only other African country with developed geothermal energy (7 MW).

gallivant:
Same 4 buildings. This is painful to watch, Not!

Sometimes I feel sympathetic to these people, imagine they have a bigger population and this is all they got to brag with...only 4??

Kazikazi:
This is madness.Do u know Israel suffers from droughts but they lack no food.South africa also has drought too.but did anyone died from hunger there? This is 2018.Dont bring some mathare or kibera ideologies here.

Which weeds are these, this is 2018 but the news we're talking about are not from 2018, ...I get such news from Kenya bcz of our free media and freedom to criticise... Do you know TZ and Nigeria has one of the highest number of mulnourished people in the world, according to WHO report... search about it... and stop your obsessions with food and kibera

TayserMahiri:
There's a Ugandan band called Blue 3 and im beginning to realize they were true wizzards. They foretold you'd have three blue buildings and promptly named themselves. You are a very predictable country.

I can imagine Dar minus those 3 buildings, can u take that pic?

Annael:
Your country is moving backwards
This is Tanzania. Can you show us elegant buildings like these?

https://farm5.staticflickr.com/4675/40376922511_a01c683a03_b.jpgDAR ES SALAAM CITY by indaressalaam, on Flickr

https://farm5.staticflickr.com/4542/37825658514_e7e0f53c0b_b.jpgImages from the Peace Ark Ship in Dar es salaam by indaressalaam, on Flickr

https://farm5.staticflickr.com/4537/26490789849_bc23a574cc_b.jpgFrom Golden Tulip Downtown by indaressalaam, on Flickr

https://farm5.staticflickr.com/4360/36250846122_934d80d693_b.jpgFrom Kigamboni by indaressalaam, on Flickr

There's ONE project in Nairobi called Avic in Nairobi... 35×2 ~30×3 &47×1 only that one project sums up Dar with 4buildings

Kazikazi:
Are u real superior? Is this not kenya

Even first worlds have local challenges, even poorest countries like TZ and Nigeria has it as well...like draught,is a natural phenomenon ...I was talking about developments

Annael:
So what can I help you. If you live in the cursed country, there is anything we can help you?

Kenya is cursed to be superior, while TZ is blessed to be inferior/least developed place...
You have only 4 tall buildings, compared to Nairobi's over 20

Streets of Nairobi

Annael:
Show us only one elegant building from Nairobi. If you don't have beautiful buildings like ours please shut up your mouth.

Oceans and mountains are God's creations, I wish to see what's your achievements...and try to avoid that section of Dar, we're tired of it

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

These four or five buildings have become monotonous here, same buildings pics taken from different angles repeatedly

On the streets of Nairobi

gallivant:
Where are the Tanzanians? Lol

Their only option of making a mockery on Kenya was "kibera&food" until it became monotonous, now they've chickened out....
I expected a challenge for electricity generation from both the laziest nation and the poverty superpower...

Maasailand has many developments/achievements that the "superpower of poverty" only sees them in Hollywood movies...

nwoke39:
https://www.standardmedia.co.ke/images/saturday/hsrhq6wtwf74mtc0m584273ea68289.jpg
https://www.sde.co.ke/sdemedia/sdeimages/friday/thumb_abavacv3nolazyb5af5212c49d38.jpg

Looks worse than Aba
How come Kenyans never told us about this city before..

Looks like Abuja

TayserMahiri:
1 Kenya Shilling is roughly 3 Naira. So your central bank should be at minimum thrice the size of Kenya's central bank because you need to store a lot of useless notes.

They should build a store or silo

Year 2018Open defecation: Nigeria’s sanitation challenges
SESAN
22 APR 2018
NIGERIA’s age-old culture of open defecation has stubbornly held sway in many parts of the country, in spite of the rapid urbanisation being witnessed across the land. It is a mark of bad governance that a practice that should rightly belong to the past is still in the ascendancy, despite the havoc it wreaks on the society.

Health experts say three factors are responsible for widespread open defecation: poverty, lack of lavatories and ingrained cultural norm, which makes the practice socially accepted in some parts of the society. While state governments should persuasively get communities to understand the health and economic consequences of defecating outside, there is also the need to coerce communities to stop open defecation, by adopting methods and passing laws that are more stringent and have a top-down approach.

Upcoming tallest building in Africa, 70floors~320m

LeMac Tower Westlands, mixed use

BabiiKE:
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)

Hahaa sasa cheki v2 wana post zinakaa soko

jaycent:
This boy your brain is blocked! Abuja is not any of your city mate even your Nairobi. Lagos can't stand Abuja but Lagos is more beautiful and develop than any city in Kenya. You dey maaadd ne abi you dey crazzze. You want make i use pidgin insult you so that you go get sense small. Don't ever in your life call Nairobi a city because nairobi is rubbish and dead!

Unaongea kama wale wachawi wa afrosinema

nwoke39:
No, she said something in swahili like "Abuja is a problem".. something like that...

Hahaa ;DDon't u see " Kisii" and "Abuja" there

nwoke39:
What do u mean?

Nice place like Kisii town of Western Kenya

Jay254:
Mombasa

And they have guts of posting Abuja calling it a city, ...as I said previously, the only positive thing that Nigeria beat Kenya with is population, nothing else

Snail eaters a lesson for your country in darkeness,...Kenya has been ranked ninth globally in geothermal power generating capacity, a new report shows.

According to the Renewables Global Status 2018, the country tops in Africa with 700 megawatts (MW), retaining its place compared to last year.

The US has the largest geothermal generating capacity with 2,500 megawatts followed by the Philippines (1,900 MW), Indonesia (1,800 MW), Turkey (1,100 MW), New Zealand (1000 MW), Mexico (900 MW), Italy (800 MW) and Iceland (750 MW).

Kenya beats technological heavyweight Japan which has been ranked tenth with an output of 500 MW.

The rest of the world share 950 MW.

Ethiopia is the only other African country with developed geothermal energy (7 MW).

jaycent:
And you think the rubbish you're posting are beautiful lol. This maasais ehn!

I'm sure you cld have posted them if you had better ones...I feel like starting to post our numerous beautiful shopping malls, that's for another day anyway