People takes a look at the newly introduced agricultural implements currently used to facilitate the concept of ‘Kilimo Kwanza’ in the country (Meaning Agriculture First). The newly brought farming machine tools are controlled by the experts at the Ministry of Agriculture in the country.
Among the Tanzanian leaders mostly loved by the father of the nation was the current Jakaya Mrisho Kikwete who took this photograph with the father of the nation before his death in 1999. The photo was taken in 1993 when Mr. Kikwete (seated left) was the deputy minister for Energy and Minerals in the country.
Among the promises given by our national legislators and our leaders in general during the campaigns for the general election is that, they would build infrastructures for their voters, seemingly most of them take the action as mere plays to lure the minds of their people into voting for them. Just look as Tanzania has just celebrated fifty years of the national independence, it seems that there are so many parts of the country which are not yet given special attention as it deserves. The above photo is very humiliating and most alarming to see as an example of repudiation to such important social development. It seems as if there are so many areas which are not yet linked with modern roads. It’s actually very shameful to see the situation like this in Tanzania which proud itself for having celebrated fifty years of national independence and yet its people suffers like this.
It is a wonderful phenomenon as this photo above shows how cheetah, a fierce common predator and most vigorous carnivorous animal consoles down an antelope one of its loved preys.
Imagine that, this is Temeke Bus stand which has no plan at all, someone cannot believe to tolerate such a situation intentionally caused by the city’s authorities. The area is located within the residential areas an aspect that it becomes very difficult for commuters to board buses as motorists are not properly organized in the area.
This situation is not caused by rains as recently experienced in the city of Dar es Salaam, except this is another phenomenon which is caused due to poor drainage system, a normal phenomenon in the city of Dar es Salaam mostly at Kariakoo area as captured recently. But the city engineers seems to have turned a blind eye to the long standing problem.
Tanzania Civil Aviation Authority new headquarter building which is located at Ukonga on the outskirts of Dar es Salaam city. Due to lack of office spaces at the city centre, most parastatal organizations have built their own investment houses outside the city as shown with the case of TCAA building.
