Charles Mandela
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- Dec 9, 2011
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Yes, I do know the definition of revolution! And I only agree on things that can be supported with factual arguments and not these blah blah.
Do you really know the definition of a revolution or you just blurt it out.
Ccm brags the same but it is a copycat of eastern European models.
Ain't seen any revolution but decoys to that titular!
I'm disappointed you don't know this. Since proper definition of toy has no correlation with bombardier D8 plane as you just labelled your opinion as a fact, which is laughably ironic. Try to be smart next time.Cost cutting inspires him to buy two costlier toys? Pence wise but pounds foolish! A country that cannot keep sewage in its proper place still aspires to burn cash the wrong way!
If you had halve a brain this question would be simple. The most likely answer is usually the answer.Results or still in campaign trail preferring promises but no substance?
Police are not fair for that. And I do accept that freedom of speech comes with checks and balances such as objectivity and the burden of proof particularly within the public sphere i.e political parties, government institutions and other social organizations.Let us mull over a police ban on political gatherings which ccm are about to breach in Dodoma following their decision to pass the chairmanship torch.
Is the police really impartial? On the left hand it clobbers the opposition on the right hand it cuddles the ruling party!
What went wrong with "police jamii"!
Amen [emoji120]If you want changes you must run and parallel and perpendicular to JPM's new way of leadership,yu must accept changes he has done within short time,You must advice him not writing a lot of slogans articles which relying on negativity.This is Tanzania,This is new Tanzania that we wanted before. Now we have new Tanzania lets go together with what we have. God Bless JPM,God bless Tanzania.
Not mastering the language confirms the limitations of your academic background and cast serious doubts over whether you have understood what I wrote.
Can an individual be Our Redeemer. How risible to contemplate this let alone inking it for the general public to see what is in your upstairs!
Forgetting about Dr Bana, Magufuli is leading by example. Our budget delivers our economic plan in three key ways.
First, by fixing specific problems in our tax system and introducing new form of taxes for both executive officers, parliamentarians, regional commissioners and district commissioners. So we can sustainably cover the government's responsibilities. This means combating tax avoidance, especially by multinationals with new measures to ensure everyone pays tax they should on what they earn in Tanzania, not avoid tax by shifting their profits offshore.
Second, by sticking to our plan for jobs and growth. Our government will continue investment in our national innovation and science agenda - to create our own ideas boom in every city, in every town, in every factory, farm and office including support for new start-up business.
Through our ten year industry plan, they will secure an advanced local manufacturing industry that will drive new jobs in Tanzania. More export opportunities will be opened up.
Third, by continuing to ensure the government lives within its means, to balance the budget. In this budget, government will continue to cut unnecessary waste and keep government spending under control to balance the budget overtime. Government will continue to target welfare abuse to protect our social safety net and ensure it is there for Tanzania's most vulnerable, in particular those with disabilities. And continue to responsibly invest in infrastructure like roads, standard gauge railway, dams and public transport and guarantee real, affordable funding for health and education services that Tanzania rely on.
Now tell me, what is hypocrisy of Magufuli's administration?
You seem to be trying to jump the gun; you must appreciate the fact that this country needed a "Shock therapy" to stop a failing heart from total collapse while bidding time to initiate lasting clinical management. JPM needed to start somewhere; mind you even the cabinet and the new government structures are not in place yet, the parliament is in reccess; how the heck do you expect the president to start with reforms without the structures in place?!
Academic theories are non starters here; the situation on the theatre table determines the surgeons approach to the operation. Give JPM time to work out strategy and approach as he deems fit; afterall the buck stops with him not "Rutashubanyuma or Rutaililamumaisho" or any one of us lesser mortals for that matter!
Jipe muda wa kutosha; nchi haiwaki moto! Ili upate vigezo muhimu vya kufanyia uchambuzi sahihi zaidi.
I concur with most of your aguement and with to salute you for your strong language command,You must have acquired and utilised white man wisdom.I wish Magufuli had given a time flame on new constitution it will be defining solution to our ineffective policies especially if all wananchi opinion polls will be taken on board.
Maguful personally has admitted that we have bad law which need to be changed immediately like public procurement so when some layman make conclusion that we only lack supervision it is absurd.
most of our laws were enacted to contain opposition and create a one-man show in government business.
Actually, we ought to appreciate JPM's effort in his leadership due to his temerity of fighting against the people who endeavor to sabotage our economy.If you want changes you must run and parallel and perpendicular to JPM's new way of leadership,yu must accept changes he has done within short time,You must advice him not writing a lot of slogans articles which relying on negativity.This is Tanzania,This is new Tanzania that we wanted before. Now we have new Tanzania lets go together with what we have. God Bless JPM,God bless Tanzania.
Slogans! Then slogans indeed. Can't believe what I am reading. You ought to be delusional to hope change of guard is reforms of fundamental nature!If you want changes you must run and parallel and perpendicular to JPM's new way of leadership,yu must accept changes he has done within short time,You must advice him not writing a lot of slogans articles which relying on negativity.This is Tanzania,This is new Tanzania that we wanted before. Now we have new Tanzania lets go together with what we have. God Bless JPM,God bless Tanzania.
You first pontificated claiming all knowing then you abseil to inquisition. Who are you then? All omniscient or a buff? Who is who? Once you judge one to be a social manipulator you no stoop low and seek guidance from the one you just upbraided!No, figures you're mentioning here are not exactly technical and structure but you're a social manipulator! This has nothing to do with intelligence but choice that is sometimes difficult for me to make. Can you elaborate more?
What are you talking? What is this language?Duh bado tunao WaTanzania ambao wana waabudu wazungu.Eti Kwa kutumia Kiingereza fasaha Umeweza kupata hekima ya wazungu"
Haya Ni majanga katika nchi yetu.
Msifie Kwa kutoa hoja ya msingi ambayo hana.
Firefighter you mean? Did we elect a firefighter or a president running public policy through good governance which foremost is the respect of the rule of law or a perpetrator of political thuggery?Actually, we ought to appreciate JPM's effort in his leadership due to his temerity of fighting against the people who endeavor to sabotage our economy.
That apart, he is ready to do what is necessary to fulfill the vision of many Tanzanians, that's s why I verily appreciate him and I will never downgrade his effort.
Not alone in this fizzy elation.I find this funny.
Failure and massive ccm failures were conceded by you but you refused to apportion blame where it truly belong....right on the ruling party.I think it's safe to say you're just against everything as long as you're disagreeable no matter what it is. Or do you have any genuine personal convictions?
You did? U just made my day via dodging serious issues of momentous public value.Read what I just wrote, I answered your question as well.
On what yardstick? He seems to be your god. And that is risible.Your condescending attitude don't make you seem any smarter. You have to agree the performance of president Magufuli.
Factual arguments? Or just facts. Arguable cases not necessarily representing the truth like a dogma.Yes, I do know the definition of revolution! And I only agree on things that can be supported with factual arguments and not these blah blah...
Smart not wisdom. I prefer being wise than smart. The former is spiritual while the latter carnal.I'm disappointed you don't know this. Since proper definition of toy has no correlation with bombardier D8 plane as you just labelled your opinion as a fact, which is laughably ironic. Try to be smart next time...