Kijiji kipi unaishi wewe? Unaishi maporini?

There is power generation and power distribution.

Stop living in the past

Blackouts do not mean there isn't a surplus. It's an infrastructure problem. Electricity generation and distribution are two different beasts.

​@@tealsquare Good answer 👍

Since JNHPP started to work Tanzania has surplus of power

😁 wow you set urself up!

Electricity generation and electricity distribution is two different Things

So Kenyan prepared a plate before even seen the Food? How if Tanzania Changes its mind on Exporting? What would Kenya do with the already constructed lines?

​@@tanzanite9944 actually we'll not change our mind. Kenya is our good brother and neighbour

@tanzanite9944 it was expected that Tanzania would bring petty politics to the project. Kenya has connected it's power grid to Uganda and Ethiopia as part of what the report said is a project to connect the regions power grids. Tanzania switched off it's generators while it could be selling power to it's neighbors and earning good foreign exchange. Socialism did you guys bad one, ubinafsi mbele ya maendeleo. Anyway Kenya is building new power plants and updating existing ones to meet it's needs. In the meantime Ethiopia and Uganda are selling power to Kenya. Learn from the Chinese, stop petty politics and prioritize economic relations which mutually benefit everyone.

@@jaymchelsea2839 Didn't you hear Tanzania is set to sell electricity to Zambia? Which 'Ubinafsi' are you talking about? Not selling to Kenya Does not mean is not selling to other countries. Shida ya Kenya ni UKORA Mwingi.. If you think Tanzania has Petty politics, what about Kenya agreeing and actually Begging Tanzania to build a pipeline through Mombasa for Gas but Kenya govt could not Construct a pipeline on its side to date? Uhuru Kenyata promised to construct Gas Pipeline and actually thanked Tanzania for providing Natura and Cheap Gas to Kenya but he was out of the office before starting the project. Now your New President Ruto is saying it's not his Priority to build Gas pipeline to the LungaLunga/Horohoro border with Tanzania. So which country between Tanzania and Kenya has Petty politics?

@@tanzanite9944 Continue selling to Zambia, I guess selling more to earn more income is not the Ujamaa style. Just enough to survive not thrive. As for the gas project, there is a huge gas plant being built right now in Mombasa which belongs to a Tanzanian gas billionaire for selling gas to the Kenyan market. You got it wrong, the previous regime frustrated his efforts to protect their businesses but the current regime has allowed him to start the project(it's almost over). Wakenya si wakora, watanzania ndio wavivu. Ukideal na mtu mkora unakuwa mjanja si kuteta kila saa. You have restricted sale of products like maize, onions, tomatoes etc to Kenya due to these allegations za ukora. Fortunately, it has allowed Kenyan farmers to step up and fill the gap, in addition we now import food products from willing sellers in Uganda and Ethiopia. Ask yourself why a large, peaceful and resource-rich nation like Tanzania is not super wealthy or an economic powerhouse. I applaud the development done by Magufuli, for example the Dar bridge and Nyerere power station but Tanzanians need to learn how to prioritize economic relations which benefit them over petty politics. Most of Kenyans, including myself acknowledge that Tanzania is on the right path economically and are happy to have a rich neighbor as it will open new markets and other economic opportunities.

Kila currency imeshuka kulinganisha na dolla. Kwahiyo dolla imepanda kulinganisha na TZS sasa tusifanye biashara ama tufanyeje?

Just few years back we used to export to them.

Imagine. How can a country boasting of being independent and yet most of the assets we have are the ones built and left by colonial masters.

Hey it Tanzanian 😁

@@prince.eric_msemwa9732 are you surely

Nah

​@davidanselmo4041 go visit Mbeya City and let me know. Or, if you have connections there, have them verify my statement.

Last year yes, but now everything is stable afte Julius Nyerere dam has began generating electricity. Update yourself and stop living the past

​​@@temuemanuel4671stop your god-damned bullcrap and accept the reality other people face. I speak from experience. Outages still occur. I was in the country late last year for a month, and am here for 3 months now. The problem still persists in spite of the opening of JK Nyerere Dam. In Mbeya and Kibaha, if you want specificity. I hope that changes in the near future.

@@abomani21 You are crazy for what purpose till the country get into loadshedding

power outages are not caused by production shortfall alone it may be transmission problem and many other factors.

I am sad that you did not even listen the news attentively. Last two years we used to experience power cuts because of insufficient of electricity, but this year we have began operating some turbines (two among 9 turbines) of Julius Nyerere HEP dam which will produce 2115 MW upon completion at the end of this year. Actually now we have excess of more than 300MW.

Which power outages sir? 🇹🇿

Actually Tanzania is bigger in size than your Zoo Nigeria but with less population of 60m. Just why they don't need too much power. And they have excess power. And recently they opened their electric trains, New biggest passenger ship in Africa, New capital city, or major roads in Tanzania are Tarmac without forgetting booming tourism sector in Zanzibar, serengeti, kilimanjaro and the like. Continue spreading your entitled Nigerian ego and this year your GDP has shrinked

@@utopolo543 You’re not very bright, are you? Nigeria’s GDP shrunk, only because of currency depreciation. Don’t gloat over that much: the IMF has predicted the Nigerian GDP would be $1.86trillion in 5 years. Population is no excuse why you should have such low energy consumption. South Africa consumes p to 54gw and less populated than 🇹🇿.

Nigeria is poor country look development index​@@charlesugochukwu9283

​@charlesugochukwu9283 Are you so ignorant that you don't see the irony of using South Africa as an example, fyi South Africa produces and consumes more power than you Nigerians despite having a much smaller population, yet I see you trying to compare yourself with them, no wonder they chase you away from their country, why do we Africans like to immediately embarrass ourselves? 😂

As you said East African countries are literally smaller in development that’s why less energy is consumed compared to other kudos African countries. But they will be the biggest economy hub of Africa after the coming years. Example Ethiopia economy is booming, in just 5 years time doubled its GDP. The demand for electricity goes like wise. Currently only great renaissance dam of Ethiopia which built in Nile river and the biggest dam in the whole Africa produces 6000 megawatts of electricity which also doubles its existing power capacity.

Two countries are mentioned, which are you on about?

​@@Bell-Power190He is talking about Zambia which is ruled by a puppet HH. We Zambians will never develop. Our president is first serving the West & America but we are left in poverty.

@@Rage-696 and that might increase since electricity has to be imported

@@Bell-Power190 very much, we haven't even reached half of suffering. There's more to come my friend. Am a student but am planning on dropping out, coz I will waste 5 years in school, still no job opportunities in society.

@@Rage-696 dropping out doesn't help much if you have no plans laid out tho.

So we get electricity from Ethiopia? 😂 Wewe ni mKenya Since when Ethiopia is supplying power to Tanzania while their dam is not even operating?

Also Tanzania-kenya interconnector is not complete so how is what you are saying possible?

Egypt build the Tanzanian dam in less time and will preduce power before the Ethiopian dam 😂😂 half of ethiopians don't have electricity 😂😂😂

​@@skiisir1887half of ethiopians don't have electricity in their homes 😂

Wakenya wanaumia sana. Sijui kwa nini. Hawaitakii mema kabisa Tanzania