Ab-Titchaz
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- Jan 30, 2008
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Jamani, mi naona this thread could have been interesting and a way for our coutnry Tanzania to analyze and see what our neighbours are doing but I am seeing a disturbing trend. Haya si mashindano au mechi ya mpira wa miguu, this is about the political and economic future of our country.
By trying to demean our neighbours, doesn't make us better. Kama mtanzania mimi nawa-admire sana jirani zetu na ninaamini just as we have a lot to learn from them, they have things to learn from us. Sasa tukifanya kama ligi hatutaendelea.
I find the Brookside Diary a very interesting topic, espcially with the Arusha dairy farm angle. It is time that we Tanzanians start looking closely what we are doing. We do not have favorable conditions to start factories and to engage manufacturing? Why is Tanzanian economy still largely based on trade (importing and then reselling), why are we so weak in manufacturing? Why is Nairobi the capital hub of East Africa? Why are all the multinationals building their factories in Kenya and then selling their products to Tanzania, Uganda and the region from Kenya? These are questions that we have to ask ourselves na si kusema eti Kenya kuna njaa. Let us be mature and focus on the issue at hand.
Susuviri,
Sema mkuu?I agree 100% na mawazo yako na yangekua bomba zaidi kama
ungeyaweka kule kwenye ile thread ya "urbanisation".
Meanwhile, my rebuttal on this thread was based on the irony carried therein.
Why would folks in Kenya sell these milk products instead of alleviating the
situation within their borders.Ndilo swali niliouliza kwanza.Jamaa aliyejibu naye
akakimbilia kusema eti sijui watu watachoka kulishwa diet milk kila siku.Sasa
unataka kuniambia mtu akiwa anakufaa kwa njaa atachagua msosi wake kweli?
Janga la njaa katika nchi jirani is a fact that cannot be escaped and we are
not celebrating it.We are sympathising with the common folk who are being
used by politicians as a stepping stone to "greatness" so to speak.
Meanwhile kuhusu Brookside, hebu pekua data ujue who are the owners of the
company.Tetesi ni kwamba inamilikiwa na familia ya Kenyatta ambao
wanafahamika kwa uwizi wao wa kuhodhi nyenzo zote za kiuchumi.I will not
really get excited about it maana washaiba Kenya na wamemaliza na sasa
wanakuja bongo.
The reason multi-nationals are building in Kenya ni kwa sababu ya established
infrastructure toka enzi za mkoloni. Lakini ukweli ni kwamba things are
changing na as Tanzanians tunaweza kuboresha nyenzo zetu na kujitangaza
ipasavyo.The difference is very minimal if you may ask me.Katika lile fujo la
mwaka juzi baada ya kura kuibiwa, most of those companies are eyeing Kenya
with caution maana ukabila ulizaa chuki ambayo kwamba mpaka hii leo
the water has not passed under the bridge.
Regards.