Why Magufuli administration misses the point on Government splurge

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Kenya prepares to receive Covid-19 vaccination this month amidst concerns of storage, effectiveness and side effects - Citizen TV

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Tricky

Serious leadership anchor on Science not witchcraft

Outright lies?

Easiest job on earth is to prove CCM stole the 2020 elections because every election law was flouted

So, you need to look at disqualifications of polling agents, stuffed ballot boxes, police pulling out of polling booths the opposition polling agents, polling station results are yet to be published in the polling booths and if that is not enough is the CCM NEC website is mum over polling booth results...so the question becomes where did CCM NEC came to a conclusion or finding CCM won while they have no polling station results?

More importantly, even Tulia Ackson has no polling station filled forms signed by opposition polling agents so how did she know she won?

But, we know of this fact the evidence is conspicuous but Tulia Ackson will reject the evidence which abundantly point to the truth because it is her tummy she worships but her tummy is like a grave never say am satisfied until covered by maggots

Tz leaders boasts TZ very rich but when it comes to solving problems needing money they run away but middle East countries oil rich never boasts but solve problems

If it is Covid-19 vaccine they buy it and never frets but TZ leaders fret over vijisenti..
So is TZ rich? Nope, it is a banana [emoji529] Republic at the mercy of really rich nations...

Politicians in public say no but in private yes

Teachers study two subjects and per week have a maximum of 40 hours to teach. So the issue really not number of subjects but weekly manhours and subjects of competence

Drivers need written contracts but few realize its urgency

Life-Changing Words

My father wanted to go to Russia before he died. We went there on holiday as a family. At that time Bibles were strictly illegal there. I took with me some Russian Bibles. While I was there I went to churches and looked for people who seemed to be genuine Christians. (Church meetings were often infiltrated by the KGB.)
On one occasion, I followed a man down the street after a service. I went up to him and tapped him on the shoulder. There was nobody about. I took out one of my Bibles and handed it to him. For a moment, he had an expression of utmost disbelief. Then he took from his pocket a New Testament, which was probably 100 years old. The pages were so threadbare they were virtually transparent. When he realised that he had received a whole Bible, he was elated. He didn’t speak any English and I didn’t speak any Russian. But we hugged each other and he started to run up and down the street jumping for joy.
The words of God are ‘more precious than gold, than much pure gold; they are sweeter than honey, than honey from the comb’ (Psalm 19:10).
Why are the words of God so precious? Jesus said: ‘People do not live on bread alone, but on every word that comes from the mouth of God’ (Matthew 4:4). The original expression means ‘is continually coming out of the mouth of God’; it is like a stream pouring forth and, like the stream of a fountain, it is never static. God is continually communicating with us. He does so, primarily, through the life-changing words of the Bible.