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Some tea farms

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Dar es salaam tanzanite SGR station

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Tanzanite SGR station,Dar

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Mloganzila public hospital

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Mloganzila hospital

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Nyerere international airport's lounges

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Nyerere international

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Ordinary folks

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As more health facilities are being built on a daily basis,more heath equipments are installed

Kazikazi:
Dar Tanzania

When will you ever catch up with the mighty Nairobi?

Or do you have other pics?

As a good fun of skyscrapers and luxurious buildings, 88Condominium is now past prism, with like 8fls to go.

Kazikazi:
Tanzania, Dar es salaam

Why do you have to repeat 3buildings in one post?

Raila chose to exercise his right to challenge the election results at our Supreme Court. He has a weak petition and a bad reputation - so I doubt the Supreme Court of Kenya will help him engineer a constitutional crisis (his wish - as he is not ready for another walloping in the polls). We are therefore just a week and half from retiring 1) Raila - a political pest & sore loser and 2) Kenyattas-Mois - and destroying their tentacle that bestrides our public & private space - more like Nigeria Northern elite Dangote type of elites that have captured Nigeria too . I am going to be in Kenya on the 5th - and hopefully we will get time to do proper celebration of a new epoch in Kenya politics. We are nearly there.

GeneralDae:
My Kenyan people, it seems election tensions are not yet over.

GeneralDae:
My Kenyan people, it seems election tensions are not yet over.

No tension.

Raila had all the chance to take this seat -But he failed. Now he's just in for another embarrassing show.

I've accepted Ruto's win. Majority of Kenyans are tired of Rao.

And yes, he has a good case against IEBC!

Shma2022:
When will you ever catch up with the mighty Nairobi?

Or do you have other pics?

Why should we try to catch up with people behind us?

Shma2022:
Why do you have to repeat 3buildings in one post?

Son,it looks like u wanna compete with your big brother. Let me start by stretching your bones.....

Are you in these levels of Tanzania?

ProblemChild1:
Peter Obi speech at NBA Conference 2022, Eko Hotel



https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wxf28hW10hM


Atiku



https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WoM2ItAqLLM



Shetima



https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2eRSte3vxVw


Tinubu Zero

Oga stop posting politics here, u re derailing

Kazikazi:
Why should we try to catch up with people behind us?

2017: that means we're debating Nairobi 5yrs ago; with her BOOMING value in real estate vs Dar ; with her depreciating real estate value.

Lemme help you with the entire article.


They, however, said that rents have been falling in Dar even as growth remains steady in Nairobi, making the Kenyan capital more lucrative in terms of return on investment.

“Honestly, we are struggling to sell space in Dar. So based on a long-term view, Nairobi’s capital value will be higher,” said Ben Woodhams, the managing director of Knight Frank – a property firm with a footprint in Kenya and Tanzania.


The World Bank report, however, says Nairobi has the highest replacement value for its built-up area and built-floor area ahead of Dar, Addis Ababa and Kigali, even as it lags the global standards.


Mr Woodhams said property markets in Dar and Nairobi tell of different stories since the majority of new buildings in Tanzania are government-funded while Kenya’s is private sector-driven.

He said that the swanky public buildings in Dar are likely to generate near zero-returns in the near term since they are occupied by parastatals and government departments, meaning Dar is expected to record a drop in capital value should the lull in the private sector activity persist.

The shine on Kenya’s property market has in recent years pulled in multinationals in droves, especially Chinese firms that now dominate the construction sector.

Chinese investment firm Avic International is, for instance, constructing a Sh9.6 billion complex in Westlands, comprising a 35-floor five-star hotel, apartments and 43-floor office blocks.

Kazikazi:
Son,it looks like u wanna compete with your big brother. Let me start by stretching your bones.....

Are you in these levels of Tanzania?

Nairobi is 40yrs ahead of Dar.

Don't argue like a dunce. Everytime you want to argue; it's always about bridges, BRT and incomplete 140km/h low-quality locomotive. I dare you to post the "standard" train itself.

Or just something like this.

Shma2022:
2017: that means we're debating Nairobi 5yrs ago; with her BOOMING value in real estate vs Dar ; with her depreciating real estate value.

Lemme help you with the entire article.


They, however, said that rents have been falling in Dar even as growth remains steady in Nairobi, making the Kenyan capital more lucrative in terms of return on investment.

“Honestly, we are struggling to sell space in Dar. So based on a long-term view, Nairobi’s capital value will be higher,” said Ben Woodhams, the managing director of Knight Frank – a property firm with a footprint in Kenya and Tanzania.


The World Bank report, however, says Nairobi has the highest replacement value for its built-up area and built-floor area ahead of Dar, Addis Ababa and Kigali, even as it lags the global standards.


Mr Woodhams said property markets in Dar and Nairobi tell of different stories since the majority of new buildings in Tanzania are government-funded while Kenya’s is private sector-driven.

He said that the swanky public buildings in Dar are likely to generate near zero-returns in the near term since they are occupied by parastatals and government departments, meaning Dar is expected to record a drop in capital value should the lull in the private sector activity persist.

The shine on Kenya’s property market has in recent years pulled in multinationals in droves, especially Chinese firms that now dominate the construction sector.

Chinese investment firm Avic International is, for instance, constructing a Sh9.6 billion complex in Westlands, comprising a 35-floor five-star hotel, apartments and 43-floor office blocks.

Dar in 2017 was $3b ahead of Nairobi. In today,you have added few chinese buildings (GTC), do u think those buildings are worthy 3b dollars?
The gap is even widening since Dar is expanding faster

Kazikazi:
Dar in 2017 was $3b ahead of Nairobi. In today,you have added few chinese buildings (GTC), do u think those buildings are worthy 3b dollars?
The gap is even widening since Dar is expanding faster

Come on, GTC was just used as an example.

We do $1b in a year on new real estates. Now count 5yrs then deduct the depreciating value from your ever max obtained $12b.

jl115:
The facts see pic:

Also raising fuel prices isnt unique to SA.....in fact our fuel prices actually came down R2 a liter and another big decrease is expected thanks to deregulation

Nonsense,I couldn’t give a fig about fuel prices. I am here to take a piss at your load shedding. That’s my concern.

And yes you experience load shedding often and on. I have shared reports,news update,videos of people experience with load shedding in SA. Hit me up the day this becomes history,otherwise I will keep taking piss to taunt you and laugh voraciously.

Just shut up,enjoy the generators and stop denying.

QuietMynd:
Oga stop posting politics here, u re derailing

Oh, so am now derailing the thread. But you didn’t tell the kenyans this trash when they were posting about their own politics abi. See, make I clear you. No provoke me this afternoon oo

The seventh edition of Disrupt Africa’s annual African Tech Startups Funding Report, released in January, found 564 startups raised a combined US$2,148,517,500 in 2021, a record for a calendar year.

Yet that record has already fallen within the first half of 2022, in which 303 startups banked a whopping US$2.275 billion, meaning 2022 is already the best year ever for investment into the ecosystem. It means the sector is on course to increase total funding raised by 100 per cent year-on-year.

Nigeria is leading the way, with 98 companies having raised a combined US$691.8 million since January. This is still short of the US$903,680,000 raised by Nigerian ventures in 2021, though that target is easily surpassable given the current rate of investment.

Egypt comes in second, as it did in 2021, though the US$521 million raised by Egyptian startups in 2022 already represents growth on last year, when the overall total was US$445.8 million. Kenya, in third, has seen US$447.4 million raised by 45 startups, more than US$150 million more than the US$292 million the country raked in across 2021.

So far, South Africa is having a relatively disappointing year compared to other members of the “big four”, with US$263.6 million raised by 30 companies. This still means, however, that the country is on course to better 2021’s total of US$336,405,000.

Once again, fintech is proving the main driver of investment on the continent, with 109 fintech startups having raised a total of US$1,111,570,000 in 2022 so far, already more than the US$ 1,038,456,500 banked.

https://disrupt-africa.com/2022/07/14/african-tech-startups-surpass-2021-funding-total-in-h1-of-2022-2-3bn-
raised/#:~:text=via%20Wikimedia%20Commons-,African%20tech%20startups%20surpass%202021%20funding%20total,of%202022%3B%20%242.3bn%20raised&text=African%20tech%20startups%20raised%20more,investment%20hitting%20US%242.275%20billion.

samorobo:
Nonsense,I couldn’t give a fig about fuel prices. I am here to take a piss at your load shedding. That’s my concern.

And yes you experience load shedding often and on. I have shared reports,news update,videos of people experience with load shedding in SA. Hit me up the day this becomes history,otherwise I will keep taking piss to taunt you and laugh voraciously.

Just shut up,enjoy the generators and stop denying.

You posted about fuel prices that's why I mentioned it.

Hit me up the day you have electricity continuously for 24 hours

Shma2022:
Come on, GTC was just used as an example.

We do $1b in a year on new real estates. Now count 5yrs then deduct the depreciating value from your ever max obtained $12b.

That is foolishness talking.Since the beginning of Nairobi before colonisation till 2017,your city was worthy of 3b dollars,but with few buildings built by china (GTC), you lie about 1b added yearly?

You can't feed yourselves, don't try talking about billions which you can't do. The gap between Dar and nairobi have actually gone wider.Dar is expanding very fast

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ProblemChild1:
Oh, so am now derailing the thread. But you didn’t tell the kenyans this trash when they were posting about their own politics abi. See, make I clear you. No provoke me this afternoon oo

Bro, Kenyans were discussing election because it was taking place currently then which is understandable, but Nigerian election is still next year and you guys are already doing unending back and forth now, it will only derail what the thread is meant for.
At least wait for the month of election, it will be understandable if you guys discuss politics then

Kazikazi:
That is foolishness talking.Since the beginning of Nairobi before colonisation till 2017,your city was worthy of 3b dollars,but with few buildings built by china (GTC), you lie about 1b added yearly?

You can't feed yourselves, don't try talking about billions which you can't do. The gap between Dar and nairobi have actually gone wider.Dar is expanding very fast

Again, GTC was just an example, kumakazi! Why are you slow?
The average value for land in Nai has gone from 30.3 million in December 2007 to 188.9 million in December 2020. In areas like upperhill and westlands for instance, Prices have gone as high as 300m per Acre - that is in 2022.
In 2017, it was way cheaper. What is the point?
Nairobi is investing in high-value properties. We're attracting high-end buyers; who are the pioneers of booming real estate in Nai. You can't buy an acre for $2.5m(ksh270m) and expect to make unprofitable investment!

Kenya's real estate value is 20yrs ahead of Tanzania, but let's stick to Nai.

Nai is the giant of real estate in EA. You can't build high end properties for the government & parastatals and except to make a boom - or compete with a city of private investors who pay huge.

Real estate aside. why do you have the lowest value for your built-up & built floor area? You seem to be basing your argument on small substrata of indice which we've already overtaken you, overlooking the major facets for measuring development.