Why Magufuli administration misses the point on Government splurge

with this self-serving record we expect him to place his own mouth first as he unashamedly wriggles his way to the top of food chain but we do not expect him to advance issues benefiting a commoner

bulembo shocked us with his lack of intellect as he was campaigning for his eventual boss

his obsession of one party rule opened our eyes to the stubborn elites within ccm who are unlikely to relinquish power even after being rejected by voters

I am not a lawyer but a mere patriotic citizen.The abandoned constitutional making processess failed from the start.Initial failure indicators can be traced when looking for kind of ToR given to Constitution"s committee .

for the appointer, earning low marks on these appointments will not swerve his head sideways but will assuredly stir and quicken his pace in surrounding himself with failed hands yet expecting improved performance is a stature of his not only paranoia but also insecurity insignia

Qss said:

I am not a lawyer but a mere patriotic citizen.The abandoned constitutional making processess failed from the start.Initial failure indicators can be traced when looking for kind of ToR given to Constitution"s committee .

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the problem was circumventing the constitution via an ordinary law as a means of amending it while the constitution has an elaborate process to rectify itself in the hands of MPs and not squatters

bulembo and daughter will rejoin hands as member of special seats not directly voted by the electorate thereon swaying plenty of gusto in the Augusta House but commoners will be naive to expect these kind of swashbuckling representation types will ever advance their causes............................

There is a need to revisit the kind of knowledge and skills an MP should have.Impirically they are law makers while majority are not only lawyers but also they lack substancial lee way to law making technicalities.

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Qss said:

There is a need to revisit the kind of knowledge and skills an MP should have.Impirically they are law makers while majority are not only lawyers but also they lack substancial lee way to law making technicalities.

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integrity is by far the most desirable trait..a corrupt lawyer is very useless...............

mkapa is unfit to mediate on burundi political impasse

apart from bloodshed, our conduct in many ways resembles burundi so we have very little moral authority to advise them

nations such as ghana, senegal even south africa have reputation worthy mediating such a complex political situation where the rulers just like ours have very little regard to democracy unless they are the main beneficiaries.

mediation in burundi demands a mediator who is hailing in a country not bordering burundi completely divorced from burundi issues and mkapa fails this test

mkapa is not even revered in our domestic politics so why should anyone recommend him to lead the international resolution of burundi begs some serious answers

so mkapa role in burundi mediation not only controversial but also a wastrel of resources and this was before even the burundi opposition questioning his impartiality.

presidential powers to appoint members of parliament under article 66 (1) (e) of the constitution have come under scrutiny because some versions of constitution have spelt a 50% quota for women but there is one kiswahili version I have is silent on this crucial provision...................why many versions with different inputs?

the deputy minister and legislator cum prezzy's appointee Abddallah Possi is a sacrificial lamb to save face the appointer gone terribly awry

history is replete with unsustainable repressive regimes and ccm will be much wiser looking itself on shoulder as Jammeh of Gambia is dishonorably shown the door

days of overturning the will of voters is quickly coming to a screeching halt....................

in our constitution the president has powers to appoint ten mps five of which must be women but once has made that decision he cannot revoke it