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If our Government was serious we could change. This is Addis Ababa, Ethiopia Then and now(2021-2026)

The transformation of Ethiopia's capital over the past five years is simply incredible. Addis Ababa has undergone massive urban renewal, with modern roads, green spaces, new developments, and impressive infrastructure projects reshaping the city.
This is far more than ordinary progress-it's a clear reflection of a rapidly growing economy and a nation investing heavily in its future. The speed of development seen across Addis Ababa shows what long-term planning, ambition, and sustained investment can achieve.
The city continues to reinvent itself, standing as one of Africa's most remarkable examples of urban transformation and economic growth.

u/robieblck — 6 days ago

Kilwa Masoko Fishing port

Bandari ya Uvuvi Kilwa Masoko imekamilika kwa
99.99%.
Sasa ipo hatua za majaribio ya mitambo ikiwemo ya
umeme, kupoza na kutengeneza barafu.
Itazinduliwa rasmi Septemba 2026.

u/robieblck — 6 days ago
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Tanzania largest City, 📍Dar Es Salaam 🇹🇿

Enjoy the views ❤️

u/robieblck — 6 days ago

So they’re technically surgeons 🤔

Because it’s clearly they’re performing it

u/robieblck — 6 days ago

Ngorongoro wild life

One of Ngorongoro's greatest treasures, and always worth the wait.

u/robieblck — 9 days ago
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Lamborghini Murciélago LP 640-4.📍🇹🇿

It features a mid-mounted 6.5L V12 engine producing 640 CV (631 hp). Known for its raw, high-pitched exhaust note, the LP 640 is one of the last "old school" flagship Lamborghinis before the shift toward more refined dual-clutch transmissions and heavy electronic integration.

u/robieblck — 10 days ago
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The Great migration in Serengeti

Did you know the migration can be seen from space. The massive herds are so dense that satellites can detect them.!!
Every year, over 2 million wildebeest, accompanied by Zebras and Gazelles, move through the Serengeti Ecosystem and the Maasai Mara National Reserve in search of fresh grass and water. They don't have a fixed start or finish-they simply follow the rains in an endless loop spanning nearly 1,000 km (620 miles).

u/robieblck — 10 days ago
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The secretary bird

The Secretary Bird hunts venomous snakes on foot, by using its wings to distract them before striking with
lightning-fast kicks powerful enough to crush a snake's skull.

u/Helpful_Metal5354 — 16 days ago

Empakai crater 📍Ngorongoro conservation Area 🇹🇿

Empakai Crater —located in Tanzania's
Ngorongoro Conservation Area-is a spectacular collapsed volcanic caldera. Its most defining feature is that 75% of its crater floor is occupied by a deep, emerald-green alkaline soda lake, which frequently turns pink due to massive flocks of feeding lesser flamingos.

u/robieblck — 17 days ago
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Ngorongoro crater feels like another Earth with magnificent views 🙌🏽❤️

u/robieblck — 14 days ago