Mwaipungu
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- Dec 20, 2011
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Yes I did the due spoke all that coz that's my real theme and made sure I did tackle every angle to ensure that people realize how much they are in the dark.
I hope you addressed the role of the government in doing things that people can't do for themselves e.g investing in infrastructure or public goods, fixing the regulations, investing in R & D, education, health, water, electricity, reducing the gap between the haves and the have nots using for instance equitable tax policies, making sure people can benefit from the natural resources our country is endowed with, ensuring the respect of human rights and freedom, etc!!!!
The fact that many people are aware that the government cannot do everything for them however a slight change of its operations can make a difference to millions of lives. People are not looking for some handouts!!!
That's the kind of change that we seek!!!
I loathe prevaricators....You Didn't Answer the Question.
The time for cheap politics is surely gone...now we have made steps into an epoch of responsibility and accountability...people are unprecedentedly volitional and to most of them, discerning good or bad politics is easy as pie....Hatuko tayari kutengeneza nchi ya mafisadi na wauza unga.
Does that include people like kubwajinga?People under this thread are thinking critical I love this and love u guys coz there is a saying stay close to intelligent beings so that u can be one of them and I think its true.
It has to include only those people who can have a clear visual on the shining North star over the horizon.......Does that include people like kubwajinga?
"There are some people who, if they don't already know, you can't tell them".....With all due respect if the playing field is levelled, Lowassa is to win this election hands down by a signifacant margin. Thanks to the network campaigning, many people are now looking at the bigger picture.
"There are some people who, if they don't already know, you can't tell them".....
Witnessing people sporadically conducting their own informal opinion polls clearly send a signal of an apparent disgruntlement with biased research......Yeah,
Nonetheless, I really don't have to wait for some cooked opinion polls to understand the trend.
The Army General is nowhere to be seen and there are a lot of controversies sorrounding his disappearance.
NEC is becoming more opaque with regards to its operation indicating a lean towards the other side.
CCM cannot openly say that they will concede defeat incase it turns out they are the losers.
Magufuli cannot have a large crowd in his rallies unless his team engage in paid mass transportation of people.
Magufuli has emulated almost all CDM and Ukawa features in his campaign. You don't hijack other people's 'intellectual properties' and try selling counterfeit products to the same customers without facing 'penalties'.
There are unique things like people voluntarily mopping the streets for Lowassa to pass, you can't see such favors on the other side unless some money changes hands.
OMG this Lowasa...Lowasa...Loooowaaasaaa? Let put it in my mother tongue, Huyu nishida bwn apewe tu atuletee mabadiliko.
Historically CCM has been paying up to try keep the appearance for their candidates and party, that's who they are....Lowassa has relatively found favour in the eyes of millions of Tanzanians (that is a fact).....all of who are not getting paid and shipped to attend a political rally....
ccm gathers by giving 'buku 7' and Chadema gathers by giving 'viroba'. Wote hawafai. Stop fooling yourselves that change is going to come through such a party as Chadema and such a leader as Lowassa. Very very unfortunately, it is sometimes better to stay with the devil that you know
Hellow kui, I hope we are even:Rallies in Musoma (right at magufuli's backyard) and Mwanza (magufuli's living room) tells you how Tanzanians are longing for change and cannot wait to oust the ruling party. They were off the hook. Everyone is carried away with the Lowassa machine as people race to get a glimpse of him everywhere he goes, hopefully everyone from that sea of people at his campaigns will be able to vote for him. We're less than 2 weeks until the big show, may God be with us.....Inshaallah!
Unlike in CCM, people gathers in large numbers in CDM's rallies voluntarily without getting transported or paid. Magufuli didn't expect to be shouted against but that's the reality, people are not against Magufuli that much but the party he represents.
The problem with the devil you are talking about is that they can't get the job done. So we can't put everything on hold for the next five years because few among us fear making tough but necessary choices.
Unlike in CCM, people gathers in large numbers in CDM's rallies voluntarily without getting transported or paid. Magufuli didn't expect to be shouted against but that's the reality, people are not against Magufuli that much but the party he represents.
The problem with the devil you are talking about is that they can't get the job done. So we can't put everything on hold for the next five years because few among us fear making tough but necessary choices.
Hellow kui, I hope we are even:
Someone asked January Makamba on Twitter:
"@JMakamba magufuliJP From what we read here, it seems #Lowassa is resonating with Wananchi. Una hakika si wakati wa kuvuka sakafu?"
January Makamba then replied: "They've turned some newspapers into their campaign fliers. But the polls & mood across Tanzania tell another story."
ccm gathers by giving 'buku 7' and Chadema gathers by giving 'viroba'. Wote hawafai. Stop fooling yourselves that change is going to come through such a party as Chadema and such a leader as Lowassa. Very very unfortunately, it is sometimes better to stay with the devil that you know
What kind of unfold history.??? His speech holds a lot of truth and he does warn poor Tanzanians against continuing the tragic legacy of leg-kissing the few wealthy including himself. Nothing to add but anyone teaming up with this insensitive man, is doomed to lose.