Why Magufuli administration misses the point on Government splurge

so most studies on graft are work in futility largely because of methodologies exclude vital statistics like productivity and costs involved

for TANROADS regional comparative analysis of road construction costs per kilometre is a key to decipher the level and magnitude of official graft there

and so is the determination of frequency and costs of road construction and maintenance per each road to attempt to appreciate the quality of work and its cozy relationship to official graft and the results may show how much the two variables are correlated

unless railway and shipping are structured the way TANROADS is structured and the funds are distributed equally among those three pillars of transportation network expect very little motivation on TANROADS to stamp out official graft and less money is available to expand railway and shipping network with integration of local industrial base being its ultimate casualty

The dissolution of TRA board of directors is intriguing and perplexing

the reasons given are equally baffling

fixed deposits are meant to shield depositors from loss of currency value caused by inflation, devaluation of local currency, risks associated with foregone opportunities of not using the money etc etc

why punish TRA for saving money through fixed deposit accounts?

felonies associated with abuses of interest income generated from fixed deposit accounts are real but confronting them ought not including scampering away

it is preposterous to prohibit public institutions from holding fixed deposits

it is equally foolhardy not to punish abusers of fixed deposit accounts but misdirecting those money to the Central Bank where no interest income is generated

Beyond these issues, there are very little effectiveness in dissolving the TRA board of directors without firing four members who are ex-officios

out of ten members only five of those, appointers will change but have no say over five who are ex-officios unless they axe them from the positions that catapulted them to that board of directors of tra

ex-officios include the BOT governor and three permanent secretaries even if we ignore the commissioner general of tra where a vacancy still subsists

it is clear, the appointer can't wait to get rid of the governor who seems to treat him with impertinence

from allegations of ghost workers at BOT which remain unproven to fixed deposits at TRA, the BOT governor has fallen out of favour with the new bosses

replacing the governor awaits the end of his three year tenure or finding a credible replacement

the permanent secretary for Zenj finance will require a decision from Zenj president or he will be reappointed

Zenj president is a mainland puppet who will do whatever his powerbrokers instruct him and we have evidence to support this assertion

in the runup to the illegal constitutional process, the Zenji attorney general got the boot for challenging the role of mainlanders on Zenji affairs and who fired him? His appointer under mainlander instructions