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achakubeza hilinitaifa letu lazimatuseme tuki aribikiwa atasemwanani.
Safari za Rais Jakaya Kikwete tangu aingie madarakani 2005
Safari za Rais Jakaya Kikwete tangu aingie madarakani 2005
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achakubeza hilinitaifa letu lazimatuseme tuki aribikiwa atasemwanani.
mtalae72
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Akiulizwa huwa anasema anaenda kutafuta misaada na wawekezaji. Alikuja Minnesota few years ago, wadau wakawa wamejipanga na kuleta potential investors with genuine interest to invest in Tanzania. The guy was a total disgrace. He couldn't articulate anything positive, he's so much grown to being a shameless begger that he started begging for money to invest in the health sector. Wawekezaji walitaka kujua business environment ya Tanzania na yeye anachukua hatua gani kuiboresha na pia wakija wangepata usalama gani yeye akawa anaomba hela. Ilikuwa ni AIBU Kubwa. Nchi yenye ardhi nzuri na mali asili nyingi kama Tanzania hatuna sababu ya kuwa ombaomba kiasi hicho. Tulichagua rais ombaomba na watanzania wote tumeishia kuwa ombaomba. Hata mawazo ya kibiashara yamepungua.
IsangulaKG
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Acheni afaidi si mlishindwa kumtoa mwaka jana!
Nash mjamaica
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huyo yuko kwenye utafiti wa kutafuta new world kama mkongwe vasco dagama labda akimaliza mda wake atatuambia amegundua newworld ipi iyo ili vijukuu wetu wakija tumsome rais mtanzania agundua dunia mpya kama vasco dagama wakina christopher columbus nk kip on waiting jamani mtafurahi sana mpaka amalize kipindi chake
Can somebody work average days spend kwenye safari moja?? maana safari 313 na let say kila safari inachukua average ya siku 3. that means jamaa alikuwa safari kwa wastani wa siku 939 duu! hahaaaaa haiwezekani, hembu tuelekeze vizuri unamaanisha safari 313 au siku 313?? 939 ni kama miaka 2 na nusu hv!
kinganola
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Please Baba Ridhy aka Vasco aka Smile Boy,punguza misele,kaa kwako na sisi wanao utujue matatizo yetu,we kazi kwenda ulaya tu,kutembelea watanzania wenyeshida huko longido,mburu,manyara na simanjiro kuliko goma mvua hutaki,kwa taarifa yako hata uende ulaya mara milioni moja,utabaki kuwa mukwere tu,asante sana kwa kutufanya hakuna ila malip ni hapa hapa duniani nakwambia.
Moshe Dayan
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hapa lazma tuwe wakweli..., hauhitaji elimu ya chuo kikuu kujua kuwa..., ukiona mtu yeyote anaitetea ccm ktk kipindi hiki ana maslahi nacho.., kuna namna tu anafaidika nacho, si bure! Na anayetetea kwa jazba na matusi ndio wanakitegemea zaidi hiki chama kuishi, maana huwezi kuona upuuzi unafanyika kijinga jinga namna hii ukatetea, hauwezi kua mzima kichwani, kama mzima basi unaishi kutegemea ccm, ni sawa mtoto wa kiume ushikweshikwe **** afu unamchekea huyo basha..., haiwezkani! Kuna namna hawa wanamotetea wanafaidika......na mioyoni mwenu nyinyi mafedhuli mnajua ni kweli
Je tulitarajia nini kwa kumchagua kuwa rais? Kuna track records yoyote ya utendaji uliotukuka iliyosababisha tukamchagua kwa asilimia 85% ya kura zote zilizopigwa mwaka 2005? Anachofanya sasa hivi kwa mtazamo wangu ni kuendeleza kazi aliyokuwa akiifanya alipokuwa waziri wa mambo ya nje - yaani kusafiri. Unaweza ukamwita kuwa ni Raisi wa kwanza wa mambo ya nje ya Tanzania na bado ukawa sahihi kabisa.
Hapo tu ndiyo umechemsha. Huwezi kumwita Mzee wa miaka zaidi ya sitini "BOY". Labda ungesema "smiling old man".
Fantastic analysis - could'nt agree with you more. I have said this many a time and think this shoukl be answer to all supporters of this CCM goverment.You cant support theives and rouges unless you are one of them and not a victim of theirs.
Xuma
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You must not be serious! safari ya raisi only m15 nono sikubali hata kidogo lbda kama ni safari za kwenda moro! vingnevo.............. hebu kumbuka ile alipokwenda US na marafiki zake 90 (eti wafanya biashara wa TZ) kwa gharama za wakulima.............. may be say mil 150 kwa safari ya kwaida!
sasa hapo itakuwa 150x313=..............
segwanga
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Watanzania mpaka Mungu ashuke awambie kwamba mlifanya makosa kuchagua mtu kama huyu,Watamwelewa baadaye sana dakt slaa kwamba kumchagua kikwete ni kuchagua janga la taifa.Rais gani ambaye anakuwa nje takribani miaka miwili.Imeandikwa kwamba watu wangu wanaangamia kwa kukosa maarifa.Hilo andiko linatufaa sisi wabongo
Mama Mdogo
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Ukishangaa ya Musa ............
Before he handed over the leadership of the country on May 29th 2007, the former Nigerian president Chief Olusegun Obasanjo remains the most widely traveled leader ever. The Ex-president's penchant for overseas trips clearly manifested itself in his first term in office (1999-2003).
Investigations also reveals that the former president traveled out of the country 93 times in the first three years of his eight-year presidency and stayed outside the country for 340 days. It is also on record that president Obsanjo believed that traveling out to meet other leaders was the panacea to the prevailing pre-may economic doldrums the country was enmeshed in then. Little wonder that he had to travel outside the country for over 400 times from 1999 to 2007.
It is also noteworthy that no president has beaten the track record of Obasanjo who out of 366 days in 2004 reportedly spent 189 days outside the country when he assumed power on may 29, 1999, he had tremendous goodwill as Nigerians wanted a change from the total collapse of infrastructures and the rot in the various sectors of the economy. The benefits of the constant foreign trips have however remained a source of dispute between his admirers and critics alike. But the aides of the former president have justified the foreign tours, insisting that the trips were beneficial. Many of them argued that the overseas trips were inevitable in order to attract foreign direct investment with a view to revamping the country's ailing economy. They claimed that the development would follow the footsteps of the Asian tigers {Singapore, South Korea, Thailand, Taiwan and Indonesia} that derived huge economic gains from the FDI in the early 90s.
According to an aide to the former president, who was also the minister of communications "Nigerians in Diaspora are coming back in droves to invest in the country and this is remarkable." But the critics of the former president said his trips abroad have pointed out that he-Obasanjo's long and frequent absence from home have prevented him from building a business climate for both local and foreign multi- nationals ,enterprises and industrialists. Most especially, the epileptic electricity power supply as well as insecurity in the oil-rich Niger-delta region of the south of the country has been the major problem.
A famous human right activist in Nigeria faulted Obasanjo's travelling and said Obasanjo does not stay in the country to perform his constitutional duties and leadership roles. He left the country to visit four countries- Germany, Italy, Britain and Ethiopia-in seven days'. Apart from the colossal sums of money which his travels have gulped, Obasanjo has admitted the failure of his globetrotting. Despite all complaints on his travels, the ex-president Obasanjo's friends have maintained that the biggest fallout of the president's foreign tours was the foreign debt cancellation of $18 billion by external creditors of the Paris club. The feat remains the greatest achievement of Obasanjo's presidency till date. By: Tunde Adelakun, Created on: July 04, 2007
Who is the most widely traveled president - by Tunde Adelakun - Helium
President Obama "has now visited more countries in his first year in office than any other president did," McClatchy reports. He's been to 16 countries so far this year and it is only mid-October (2010).
Obama is Most-Traveled First Year President
Before he handed over the leadership of the country on May 29th 2007, the former Nigerian president Chief Olusegun Obasanjo remains the most widely traveled leader ever. The Ex-president's penchant for overseas trips clearly manifested itself in his first term in office (1999-2003).
Investigations also reveals that the former president traveled out of the country 93 times in the first three years of his eight-year presidency and stayed outside the country for 340 days. It is also on record that president Obsanjo believed that traveling out to meet other leaders was the panacea to the prevailing pre-may economic doldrums the country was enmeshed in then. Little wonder that he had to travel outside the country for over 400 times from 1999 to 2007.
It is also noteworthy that no president has beaten the track record of Obasanjo who out of 366 days in 2004 reportedly spent 189 days outside the country when he assumed power on may 29, 1999, he had tremendous goodwill as Nigerians wanted a change from the total collapse of infrastructures and the rot in the various sectors of the economy. The benefits of the constant foreign trips have however remained a source of dispute between his admirers and critics alike. But the aides of the former president have justified the foreign tours, insisting that the trips were beneficial. Many of them argued that the overseas trips were inevitable in order to attract foreign direct investment with a view to revamping the country's ailing economy. They claimed that the development would follow the footsteps of the Asian tigers {Singapore, South Korea, Thailand, Taiwan and Indonesia} that derived huge economic gains from the FDI in the early 90s.
According to an aide to the former president, who was also the minister of communications "Nigerians in Diaspora are coming back in droves to invest in the country and this is remarkable." But the critics of the former president said his trips abroad have pointed out that he-Obasanjo's long and frequent absence from home have prevented him from building a business climate for both local and foreign multi- nationals ,enterprises and industrialists. Most especially, the epileptic electricity power supply as well as insecurity in the oil-rich Niger-delta region of the south of the country has been the major problem.
A famous human right activist in Nigeria faulted Obasanjo's travelling and said Obasanjo does not stay in the country to perform his constitutional duties and leadership roles. He left the country to visit four countries- Germany, Italy, Britain and Ethiopia-in seven days'. Apart from the colossal sums of money which his travels have gulped, Obasanjo has admitted the failure of his globetrotting. Despite all complaints on his travels, the ex-president Obasanjo's friends have maintained that the biggest fallout of the president's foreign tours was the foreign debt cancellation of $18 billion by external creditors of the Paris club. The feat remains the greatest achievement of Obasanjo's presidency till date. By: Tunde Adelakun, Created on: July 04, 2007
Who is the most widely traveled president - by Tunde Adelakun - Helium
President Obama "has now visited more countries in his first year in office than any other president did," McClatchy reports. He's been to 16 countries so far this year and it is only mid-October (2010).
Obama is Most-Traveled First Year President