black tea

Boxing at their own pace 🤣🤣

@bintiswahiliya The port of Mombasa and related port activities have benefited Mombasa. It is the heartbeat of the city. It's upon Msa people to create more economic opportunities from its strategic position

Port iko Mombasa. Kila siku meli zaingia zikitoka. I’ve counted up to 12 ships in the horizon on a given night. Where is this wealth going and why does Mombasa not see much benefit from it? Who is benefitting from our port if not the locals?

@96Lost_ Sasa wewe kitu inaitwa kupanic hautambui kabisa

@deepcorals Very true 🙌🙌

Throw back to that one time I almost ended my adventure because I lost steering. I was stranded there for a few hours as I figured a way out.

@mwonga_patrick That's a good aggressive dog there. Maximum security guaranteed

I'm done with this dog. Who wants a a free Boerbel? Male, eight months and fully vaccinated

@ProLearner77 @ufntc I agree but a popular initiative gives the people a chance to decide their destiny. Thereafter any interference by the political elite is just but a temporary hurdle. No referendum leaves room to manipulate the masses that the decision was never in their interest

@deepcorals @ufntc You can't satisfy a politician

Makosa na dhambi kubwa ambayo nayaona kwa pro Tanganyika/ chauvinists ni assuming the mainland is wholly Christian. Na Mwl Nyerere aliongea yote haya. *na pia sio kweli,kwenye baraza lao wapo waliolaani hao wawakilishi wengine na kutetea Muungano.

@ProLearner77 @ufntc I meant back then. A popular referendum gives legitimacy beyond reasonable doubt and sets the stage for sober discussions to iron out issues

@deepcorals @ufntc Referendum will lead to partying away, nationalism is very high

If you don't have a sixth sense you can't survive India

@ProLearner77 @ufntc MRC, IPK were pushed by decades of marginalization & discrimination. Prior to independence the coastal region wanted to be part of the Zanzibar sultanate hence the newly formed Kenyan state "punished" them. In retrospect, Zanz/Tanganyika should've held a referendum for the union

@deepcorals @ufntc Huwezi ku-satisfy politician. Same to Pwani si Kenya initiative

@lEsethuHasane Lazy xenophobic black south africans don't want to go to work. Clearly immigrants have been contributing to the economy

This is a normal taxi rank outside Peak Hour, a Saturday or a Sunday. This video is exactly like people who capture other visuals in hospital when it’s empty, or empty cleaned streets as if a Taxi Rank, or a Hospital or a street celebrating not seeing foreigners as of those places always full of foreigners at any given time. Why do people fall for clear misinformation; in which South Africa will taxis have no business when most South Africans rely on them ?

@BrianKipki28416 One crusade and masemeji derby will have that stadium looking like city stadium

Hii Talanta Stadium tutapost sana.

@OnesmusNgogoyo Whoever told Kenyan MPs that their role is building feeder roads and dishing bursary really messed up this country

Commissioned St Joseph's Jua Kali road phase 3, Ngong ward

@ProLearner77 @ufntc Kero za muungano. Miaka sitini za kuhesabu na kunguni bado yumo nguoni anang'ata.

@ufntc Muungano wa nchi siyo muungano wa dini. Nchi hii ni secular, ibaki kuwa hivyo. Kelele kuhusu Tanganyika zitaendelea kuwa kubwa kadri Zanzibar itakavyokuwa na sauti kubwa ya sovereignty. Lastly, ni kuwa amani na muungano havilindwi kwa bunduki. Hoja za watu zijibiwe kwa uwazi.

@Buzeki_Sharifah Composite manhole covers are also stolen, just ask Nairobi County Govt. Anyway looking forward to see what KCCA will come up with

AFTER READING ALL YOUR COMMENTS ON THE PREVIOUS POST, ALLOW ME TO RESPOND TO YOU ALL AT ONCE. Thank you, residents of Kampala and beyond, for your voices, ideas, proposals, and words of encouragement. Your feedback continues to guide us as we work together to build a vibrant, attractive, livable, and sustainable city. To improve road safety and accessibility, @KCCAUG is repairing potholes, fixing open manholes, and improving drainage systems. We also call upon everyone to support the fight against the theft of manhole covers as we explore alternatives such as composite covers that have no recycling value. We are expanding street lighting projects to brighten dark roads and junctions. All new roads and roads undergoing rehabilitation are being equipped with solar and other sustainable lighting solutions. We are also maintaining and improving Kampala’s green spaces, including Constitutional Square, Independence Monument Park along Speke Road, Muteesa II Mini Park on Nile Avenue, UAP Green Park in Nakawa, Jubilee Gardens at Sheraton Hotel, Kamwokya Children’s Park, and Chwa II Children’s Park. I encourage you to visit and enjoy these beautiful spaces. As our budget allocations improve, we will explore more cost-effective ways of maintaining our growing floral beauty, including sprinkler systems. In the meantime, we continue using available resources responsibly. The safety of workers remains a priority. Wearing reflector jackets is mandatory and will be enforced for both KCCA and private workers. We remain committed to improving air quality in the city. Kampala’s current average air quality reading is within the acceptable range set by @nemaug, although we continue working towards meeting @WHO recommended standards. On fire hydrants, we continue working with our sister agency, @PoliceUg, which is responsible for fire management, and we will share this proposal with them. For our youth, the Employment Service Bureau at Sezibwa Road, next to Kampala Club, and the KCCA Skilling Centre in Kabalagala continue to provide life skills training, apprenticeship opportunities, and pathways to employment. We value your feedback and guidance offered. It enables us to serve you better. Together, we will continue building a Kampala we are proud of.

@Mothematiks They own their land. A white man owns your land

Unbelievable 🤔

@queenbeth____ Instead of going to actual touristic places as advertised, you are busy roaming the poorer backstreets like a vagabond. Useless

This is literally Zanzibar😭 Most places are so far from each other 1 hour, 2 hours, 3 hrs and that’s without traffic. Half of the trip is spent on the road😩 some part of the road were even scary just bushes everywhere I was so scared

@AusbelMumbere @TheMutaD @Mbwesaa Yeap. One thing with Uganda, at least their projects are relatively well executed e.g. drainage works, signage, better designs for safety and flow of traffic etc. They are not time barred compared to Kenya's which have a tight political calendar but the results are better

@deepcorals @TheMutaD @Mbwesaa We hope so

My last visit to Ke, these past few weeks I was more relaxed. There's no doubt that with the kind of infra interventions they can make it. I don't think it will mostly be with the aesthetics that please @Mbwesaa (only a few arras are choosy about that in Nairobi).

@nhanha_nd Malawians are literal idiots for doing this to Tanzanians. You can't do this to your neighbours

Tanzanian undocumented migrants in South Africa attempted to join a group of Malawians gathered in Sherwood. However, they were turned away by the Malawians, who advised them to find their own gathering place. The Malawians explained that the Sherwood gathering was their own initiative, and they did not want non-Malawians competing for the resources provided by local sympathisers/Samaritans and other organisations