New public letter to President Dr. J.P. Magufuli

New public letter to President Dr. J.P. Magufuli

Fundisi Muhapa said:
Samantha Cole, your extensive public letter to the president failed to advise him one or two things which were so clear regarding fork-tongue as you call it.

While addressing the press regaring the proceedings of his meeting with Thornton, he was as jovial and all smiles including praising them as "hawa ni wanaume". The same people he called thieves. How should we read that?

Fine that he said they asked for forgiveness. But there was no promise nor acceptance that Barrick owes us that much. The president himself loudly and clearly said their will be negotiating teams to probe the findings and Barrick will be ready to pay all that is found to be owed to us.

Number two. The most demeaning of all. As he was talking about the meeting, as I noted above, he was all smiles and jovial. Then came ther turn to address the local press. This is where all his true nature came out.

Did you notice he raised the index finger pointing to and actually repriminding the local press? As an abusive father would to his kids. Did you notice the change, actually the raising, of tone? Did you notice the sudden disappearance of the 'all smiles face'? Did you? What does that tell you?

The same guy who was all jovial with the thieves, now turns out and starts dictating how the press should report former leaders. Same leaders where all this stuff originated. If you did not notice any of the above dictates, you are either an imposter of the govt or you chose to see only that which sutains your agenda. Whatever that is.

Samantha, the president is his own undoing. Today he says you are a thief, tomorrow you are on a round table with him. We now have patterns.

Remember Bakhresa and the ICDs, later he was given some farm for some plantation. By the president. Remember Dangote and closure of factory? Later he was given free coal mining rights. By the president. And you know very well in future years this will be subject of scrutiny. And the list doesn't stop there.

You do wish to question the purchase of a number of planes at a time when public hospitals have no medication, when public schools have no desks, when employment is at an all time high and when public coffers are at an all time low.

To add salt to the injury, the planes were bought cashy. Furthermore we have a ferry that never operated and a few other projects (in Chattle?) of less than adequate probity.

Suffice to say that he is is own problem. And he is good at it.
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Hay Guys, it is clear that "round table" has made wonders where there have been disputes / conflicts / wars / and call them all names. Negotiators or mediators, for that matter, always go for compromise.
To make the story short, harmony, charm, humbleness always come up with wonderful results. They hold water!
Let us be patient and hope for the best!
 
Massanda OMtima Massanda said:
Hay Guys, it is clear that "round table" has made wonders where there have been disputes / conflicts / wars / and call them all names. Negotiators or mediators, for that matter, always go for compromise.
To make the story short, harmony, charm, humbleness always come up with wonderful results. They hold water!
Let us be patient and hope for the best!
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You sit round table when you want an arm's length outcome. You don't do that with those you call thieves. And when you do, now that's fork tongue.
 
Fundisi Muhapa said:
You sit round table when you want an arm's length outcome. You don't do that with those you call thieves. And when you do, now that's fork tongue.
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Call them all names but the point remains intact! Round table, believe me or not, always do miracles!
By the way, for the Barrick Managing Director walking that long, you still think it is not an arm's length? Come on guys! Be serious!
 
Massanda OMtima Massanda said:
Call them all names but the point remains intact! Round table, believe me or not, always do miracles!
By the way, for the Barrick Managing Director walking that long, you still think it is not an arm's length? Come on guys! Be serious!
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Underline always. It's a lie. Nothing is that predictable. Actually, tell that to Kagame.

That Barrick fellow pulled a stunt. Reciprocating many others already done by guys on the opposite side. Ofcourse you may not understand the stunt he pulled. But suffice it to say the obvious. That makinikia thing is a by gone
 
Fundisi Muhapa said:
Underline always. It's a lie. Nothing is that predictable. Actually, tell that to Kagame.

That Barrick fellow pulled a stunt. Reciprocating many others already done by guys on the opposite side. Ofcourse you may not understand the stunt he pulled. But suffice it to say the obvious. That makinikia thing is a by gone
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Meaning the banning of exporting makinikia is lifted?
 
Tulikosea sana kumkaribisha huyu CEO wa kampuni tuliyoituhumu kutuibia mpaka ikulu! Hakupaswa kuonana na rais! Sana sana angeonana na wenyekiti wa zile tume mbili za Mchanga ili zim-brief tuhuma husika! Kisha aondoke na akirudi tumtarajie anakuja kutulipa na si vinginevyo!
Baada ya hapo shares za acacia duniani zingeshuka zaidi na wangeshika adabu!
Lakini sasa tulimkaribisha kama mfalme na akafanikiwa kuzuia shares zao kushuka!
Na kwa sasa kupata habari ya matrilioni ya makinikia ni majaliwa!
Wameshatupima na si ajabu wanaona sisi ni uzito wa vinyoya! Inauma sana kusikia wanamkashifu rais wetu! Hawana adabu watu hawa! Hatupaswi kuwachekea hata kidogo! Unajua wazungu hawaamini kama mwafrika anaweza kukataa rushwa! Hii ni nafasi nzuri ya kuwaonyesha kuwa sisi ni MASKINI jeuri!
 
Fundisi Muhapa said:
Now you understand what I told you about some stunt being pulled.

Do you even grasp the implications of what the president said today relevant to makinikia?
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No. I thought the issue of makinikia was no longer an issue!
By the way, do you mean to say the statement raises an eyebrow?
 
Fundisi Muhapa said:
More than just raising eyebrows. Why compromise with THIEVES? I told you there is no round table. Issue is over. Talk is always cheap.
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They should be called thieves after they are put into conviction after a proof beyond reasonable doubt. Could be they overlooked the calculations (remember we had our reps around - TMMA & TRA consecutively) and that being the case, then round table could be the best way to counter the situation! Otherwise, in one hand or another, I alternatively advise that, the matter should be taken to the court of law.
Digest!
 
Massanda OMtima Massanda said:
They should be called thieves after they are put into conviction after a proof beyond reasonable doubt. Could be they overlooked the calculations (remember we had our reps around - TMMA & TRA consecutively) and that being the case, then round table could be the best way to counter the situation! Otherwise, in one hand or another, I alternatively advise that, the matter should be taken to the court of law.
Digest!
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Of course that's where Acacia has sought remedy. Arbitration. Before formal courts. As per MDA.

Don't forget it was the president who called them thieves. Later on calling them wanaume. And now literally begging them to hasten coming into the table. So much for so called thieves.
 
Fundisi Muhapa said:
Of course that's where Acacia has sought remedy. Arbitration. Before formal courts. As per MDA.

Don't forget it was the president who called them thieves. Later on calling them wanaume. And now literally begging them to hasten coming into the table. So much for so called thieves.
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You know, someone declaring himself guilt, needs guts. And that is where and why the president called them wanaume. By the way, have they opted for the talk?
 
Massanda OMtima Massanda said:
You know, someone declaring himself guilt, needs guts. And that is where and why the president called them wanaume. By the way, have they opted for the talk?
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Acacia are not welcome to the table. Only Barrick.

Which begs another question. Who advised the president that Barrick can make management decisions for Acacia? So much for corporate governance understanding.
 
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