Almost 5% of the peope live under 1$ are from india....1/4 of the Indians population earns less than the government-specified poverty threshold of $0.40/day.Half of Mumbai sleeps and shits on pavements.Its terrible how poor indians places are.......No that's not me but I wish Vivek all the best. His accomplishments show that if Bantus in Tanzania or throughout East Africa are ever to progress (economically or socially), you will do it on the backs of Asians
I gatchu You.........We are really not the enemy or the primary source of your problems.
... sisi tuliokuwapo hapa Tanzania na kuitumikia nchi kwa kuijenga ndio wakufurahiwa na kupongezwa hao watu mnaowataja wanakuja hapa TZ kama ni watalii funguweni vichwa vyenu
Spear, nami pia nakuunga mkono.
Dub-poet Mutabaruka anasema: "revolutionaries are sipping coffee and tea in tall-intercontinental buildings and talking about the oppressed, while the salvation army is still leading the revolution..."
Kama kweli wewe ni mbongo na unaujuzi, basi rudi Bongo ukajenga taifa lako (na pia kujijenga mwenyewe). Waliokuwa Bongo wanajenga nchi - pole pole, lakini wanafanya mambo!
Almost 5% of the peope live under 1$ are from india....1/4 of the Indians population earns less than the government-specified poverty threshold of $0.40/day.Half of Mumbai sleeps and shits on pavements.Its terrible how poor indians places are.......
India has a higher rate of malnutrition among children under the age of three (46% in year 2007) than any other country in the world.
Who is responsible for these? ubantu? Shining India!!
I gatchu You.........
Go figureIf you are going to derail a thread with unrelated topics then have the courtesy to provide links to your (mis)information. Where did you this (mis)information? Wikipedia?
Source: Poverty in IndiaIndia still has the worlds largest number of poor people in a single country. Of its nearly 1 billion inhabitants, an estimated 350-400 million are below the poverty line, 75 per cent of them in the rural areas.
Plancscale we kidudumtu kidogo kuliko wote,
Kujenga Tanzania ni lazima uwe Tanzania?
Mmmh good move!!Next time we bringing NBA PLAYER OF THE YEAR from TZ!!Thabeet
Naaaaaam!
Jamaa kazaliwa Delhi - ni mdosi tuu.
Hivi mimi nikikulia Delhi kisha nikapata janta (kazi) la uhakika hapo DC, wadosi watanifagilia na kuniita mwanao wakati pua langu ni lakibantu?
US President Barack Obama named Vivek Kundra, a 34-year-old, as the federal chief information officer at the White House to advance the administration's technology agenda.
In a statement announcing Kundra's appointment, Obama said, "I have directed him to work to ensure that we are using the spirit of American innovation and the power of technology to improve performance and lower the cost of government operations."
In his new job, Kundra will direct policy and planning for federal IT investments, according to the White House. The CIO will also be responsible for the disbursal of $80 billion that US federal government agencies spend annually on technology, as well as ensuring information security and privacy across government.
Incidentally, the appointment of Kundra to the Federal post crowns a recent trend in the US, where CTOs in four states have been of Indian origin. Minnesota, Virginia, Alaska and the District of Columbia, all have had Indian Americans as CTOs.
New Delhi-born Kundra formerly served in Washington DC Mayor Adrian Fenty's cabinet as the chief technology officer (CTO) for the capital city, responsible for technology operations and strategy for 86 agencies.
Here, Kundra introduced several popular consumer tools to smoothen bureaucratic processes. He is credited of slashing the city's IT costs by shifting government mail and work applications to Google Apps and bringing in transparency by posting online the lists of jobs that government contractors have been hired to perform. His work earned him a place among the top 25 CTOs in the US and bagged him the title of IT Executive of the Year for 2008.
The 34-year-old has also won recognition for his leadership in public safety communications, cyber security and IT portfolio management. His plans include allowing drivers to pay parking tickets and renew driver's licenses on Facebook.
Kundra has also served as vice president of marketing for identity management specialist Evincible Software and as CEO of Creostar, where he advised clients in government and industry on IT governance and strategy.
Kundra spent large part of his childhood in Tanzania and considers Swahili as his first language. He moved to the US with is parents 23 years ago. He did his Master's of Science in information technology from the University of Maryland.
Mmmh good move!!Next time we bringing NBA PLAYER OF THE YEAR from TZ!!Thabeet