₦airaland Forum

gallivant:
Keep dreaming about cassava and beans you will remain poor forever.

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D u know the meaning of food security?

This is it....
We have a surplus of food

Tanzania a big man

Big man Tanzania tztztztztz

Hehehe

Confession time

A monthly car imports from japan

Some folks have no stadium

They are confessing

Air Tz at a factory in US,ready for delivery

We buy planes,while others are broke with no foreign currency

Tanzania
While others are struggling to pay debts,United republic of Tanzania spends billions manufacturing new ships locally

gallivant:
Stop venting and educate yourself.

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And ur point

Kazikazi:
A monthly car imports from japan

80% of those cars goes to Zambia.

Kazi Kazi - Samia saved your country from Magufuli disaster. You really must thank your good fortunes for COVID-19 killing the idiot scientist who opposed scientific measures to contain covid and became it's first victim.
https://www.theeastafrican.co.ke/tea/news/east-africa/two-years-of-samia-reforms-in-tanzania-4163744

Last month, she struck a further conciliatory tone, allowing opposition groups to resume political rallies and those in exile to return to the country. Her predecessor Magufuli, as soon as he assumed office, banned political rallies “for the sake of development”. President Samia, on the other hand, has rallied for national unity.

The Magufuli era was characterised by constriction of civic and political space and a violent crackdown on the opposition and the media.

President Samia did allow the banned media outlets to resume publication, even though critics have said she hasn’t helped amend the laws Magufuli introduced to squeeze the freedoms. Placing a strong emphasis on reconciliation, she was guest of honour for the International Women’s Day at the opposition Chadema party at an event in Kilimanjaro on March 8, a gesture that went down well with the nation.

“Primary and secondary school students once stopped from going school due to pregnancy will be given an opportunity to return to school in the formal system," said the then Tanzania's Education Minister Joyce Ndalichako in Dodoma last year.

The government announced that the new policy will also apply to students who stopped classes due to truancy and other problems.

Unlike Magufuli, President Samia reopened Tanzania’s diplomatic relations with the world, and resumed Tanzania’s frequent travels by a head of state. This has seen her tour Beijing to Brussels. Dakar to Davos. Dubai to Doha, London to New York and Nairobi, Los Angeles to Kinshasa and this week, Pretoria.

She helped resolved most of the petty trading quarrels with Kenya on her state visit and boosted ties across the East African Community.

Wuoche:
80% of those cars goes to Zambia.

So zambia with a smaller economy imports more cars than TZ?

rvp20182:
Kazi Kazi - Samia saved your country from Magufuli disaster. You really must thank your good fortunes for COVID-19 killing the idiot scientist who opposed scientific measures to contain covid and became it's first victim.
https://www.theeastafrican.co.ke/tea/news/east-africa/two-years-of-samia-reforms-in-tanzania-4163744

Last month, she struck a further conciliatory tone, allowing opposition groups to resume political rallies and those in exile to return to the country. Her predecessor Magufuli, as soon as he assumed office, banned political rallies “for the sake of development”. President Samia, on the other hand, has rallied for national unity.

The Magufuli era was characterised by constriction of civic and political space and a violent crackdown on the opposition and the media.

President Samia did allow the banned media outlets to resume publication, even though critics have said she hasn’t helped amend the laws Magufuli introduced to squeeze the freedoms. Placing a strong emphasis on reconciliation, she was guest of honour for the International Women’s Day at the opposition Chadema party at an event in Kilimanjaro on March 8, a gesture that went down well with the nation.

“Primary and secondary school students once stopped from going school due to pregnancy will be given an opportunity to return to school in the formal system," said the then Tanzania's Education Minister Joyce Ndalichako in Dodoma last year.

The government announced that the new policy will also apply to students who stopped classes due to truancy and other problems.

Unlike Magufuli, President Samia reopened Tanzania’s diplomatic relations with the world, and resumed Tanzania’s frequent travels by a head of state. This has seen her tour Beijing to Brussels. Dakar to Davos. Dubai to Doha, London to New York and Nairobi, Los Angeles to Kinshasa and this week, Pretoria.

She helped resolved most of the petty trading quarrels with Kenya on her state visit and boosted ties across the East African Community.

A Kenyan newspaper reporting about TZ. Always biased reporting.

Anyway,what did she saved us from?

Source of the ridiculous data.

Kazikazi:
A monthly car imports from japan

He saved your from a tin pot dictator that was wrecking your economy (predecessor Jakaya Kikwete was growing it at 7% - magufuli with cooking dropped to 3%), taking away political & personal freedoms and was making you the new Uganda under Amin or North korea - a object of derision. And he would have removed two term limit - and continued to wreck Tanzania for a long time.

COVID-19 did you a big favour to take out a fool.

Your best president remain Jakaya Kikwete, Mkapa and now Samia. Nyerere was great but ended damaging you with communism and crashed the economy.

Magufuli was the WORST.

Kazikazi:
A Kenyan newspaper reporting about TZ. Always biased reporting.

Anyway,what did she saved us from?

We hit them we hit them hard

We gave them a Manchester dosage

rvp20182:
He saved your from a tin pot dictator that was wrecking your economy, taking away political & personal freedoms and was making you the new Uganda under Amin or North korea - a object of derision. And he would have removed two term limit - and continued to wreck Tanzania for a long time.

COVID-19 did you a big favour to take out a fool

So are now talking about corona? She no longer saved us?

We are talking about Pres Samia who has recovered your economy, restored partially your freedoms and rights, and finally repaired foreign relations - mostly with kenya - that has seen your exports rise. She just need to deliver a new constitutions and she will have set foundation for Tanzania to move forward.

Kazikazi:
So are now talking about corona? She no longer saved us?

There must be something we have been doing right in Ghana that the well-to-do in West Africa always see Ghana as a place to be or to invest. Increasingly, they are sending their children here to school with some full time parents staying here with them. Accra is where many West Africans who can afford it choose to spend their weekends. We should focus on how we do more to receive more.

Former Arsenal player Emmanuel Eboue:

"I have my own house and other accomplishments that those who know me know[b]. I have apartments, buildings in my country. I love Ghana and I have homes in Ghana. I have houses for rent,[/b] I have houses in Angré, I have lands in Yopougon for rent. I let people talk and I thank God who always gives me health, the rest I don't care about it" -

Another beautiful side of accra you will love to have a building of yours .

""American TV presenter Steve Harvey praised Nigerian singer @Burna Boy's music and acknowledged the musical prowess, hard work, and behavior of Africa as a continent.

He appreciated Ghana 🇬🇭, Botswana and South Africa, naming them as “Best African countries to visit” to feel the goodness of Africa.

In his words, "When you go to Africa, you need to go to Ghana🇬🇭🇬🇭🇬🇭🇬🇭🇬🇭🇬🇭🇬🇭 first, then Botswana, and finally South Africa. You will understand. They have the beat, the rhythm, and the soul. They embody hard work, and we got our courage from them."

US Vice President, Kamala Harris is scheduled to visit Ghana 🇬🇭 on 25th March, 2023 as part of America’s effort to strengthen ties with Africa.


Ghana soft power

An awesome day in Kumasi.....

The king giant statue standing tall.

vaxx:
There must be something we have been doing right in Ghana that the well-to-do in West Africa always see Ghana as a place to be or to invest. Increasingly, they are sending their children here to school with some full time parents staying here with them. Accra is where many West Africans who can afford it choose to spend their weekends. We should focus on how we do more to receive more.

Yes .... Unfortunately
This influx is making Accra so expensive

Just30:
Yes .... Unfortunately
This influx is making Accra so expensive

If expensive translate to economic development so be it . People financial pocket will enlarged as well. Infact closer town like kasoa in central region and nsawom in eastern region are gradually developing. Kasoa already has this Accra standard.

vaxx:
If expensive translate to economic development so be it . People financial pocket will enlarged as well. Infact closer town like kasoa in central region and nsawom in eastern region are gradually developing. Kasoa already has this Accra standard.

True but it also means driving lots of people who can't afford living in the center of town, out to the periphery.

The Londonazation of Accra

We may hate Accra if it gets Londonized

Wuoche:
80% of those cars goes to Zambia.

and yours doesn't go to Rwanda Djibouti,Burundi and Ethiopia..?

Kazikazi:
So zambia with a smaller economy imports more cars than TZ?

You think TZ with a smaller economy imports more cars than Kenya?