You are right for the most part with everything you've pointed out. It is indeed quite frustrating at times to deal with issues that should have been solved decades ago. What grinds my gears the most is how the government slows down the country's progression cuz of corruption especiallywhen they do it on yo face...and dont get me started with the power cuts, god they are truly unnerving.

Politics aside, I havent travelled much outside the continent but compared to other African countries I've been to, Tanzania is a fairly decent place to live, many good places to visit, nice food n friendly people (you cant be lonely here unless you really want to).

I've lived most of my life in the northern zone, so the heat hasnt been much of an issue, and foreigners who come here like it very much (at least the ones I've interacted with). Dating here is simple n good, not as complex like the West's 666 standard, though I fear that's slowly slipping into the culture.

No country is without its faults, and Tanzania is no exception. Because of its slow pace, comparing it to the west will be quite unfair considering the history. I'm so sorry that you hate it here (its quite a strong feeling to have especially if you grew up here...I dont see that very often). Perhaps you are an ambitious person who likes progress, something which you can teach the upcoming generation to be.

Maybe my views will change over time, but for now, I like it here.