Why Magufuli administration misses the point on Government splurge

With Western Sahara impasse still unresolved we are being bribed to influence policy shift against ending inhuman degradation of legitimate aspirations of Western Sahara long spearheaded by POLISARIO

Getting streetwise - fraternizing with hoi polloi- is smart idea!

NEC reforms should include security of tenure, transparency in election announcements to include constituents to announce and publish presidential vote in their constituencies, unofficial tallying and publishing of constituent presidential votes, registration of voters on daily basis up to two weeks before election and court challenges to disputes of presidential votes.

Equally important, is the distribution of commissioners' positions to reflect immediate election presidential and parliamentary vote distributed in equal weighting.

If ccm got an average of 50% in statistical weight of the immediate presidential and parliamentary vote then their share of commissioners should not exceed 50%.

Other parties should also get their fare share of nominations.

Presidential results to be announced within 48 hrs of closure of polling booths and past scapegoats behind delayed announcements of presidential vote holds no water as technology now bails us out.

No more excuses of big country with many bad roads, heavy downpour to coverup election rigging. With access to internet we should accept no less but punctuality in ending the past sleazy narrating why our leaders do not carry our aspirations but theirs.

The NEC Chair be popularly elected by fellow members after successful parliamentary confirmation hearings and beforehand the president to officially nominate the political party appointees and parliament to vet them with over simple majority of votes.

Vetting should include soliciting public scrutiny of the appointees in affidavits before relevant parliamentary committees.

Removal of commissioners should involve similar security of tenure safeguards available to judges.


The biggest problem for Lubuva and co. is refusal to seek public input to their reform recommendations!

Dissociating from the partisan local governments is a stellar move but by afar falls short of our collective aspirations to free and fair elections.

To attract Kenyan investors is easier just abide to EAC many aspirations which include....

Free movements of capital, labour and standardized taxation regime based on EAC Treaty a tenet we have been hellbent to entangle with excuses after excuses!

Most Kenyan investors prefer us to the deadly southern Sudan but the business environment remains unattractive as a result they are willing to risk their lives there!

So instead of wooing Kenyan investors with blah blah please let us abide to the strict letter of EAC treaty or simply get out!
No more homey for hypocritical grandstanding!

While we are hankering for black gold what environmental hazard lessons are we incorporating in EIAs such the potentiality of exacerbating large scale earthquakes and who pays for what?

When will the effort to seek bipartisan support for a stalled constitutional effort commence in earnest?

DARTS is crying murder despite its monopolistic privileges to run the show.

Now they want bus fare rates review to subsidize its inability to break even....they are in red!

If they are in red no income tax is payable

A sweeping glance at their business portfolio we learn of the following

Over employment and overpaid staff is the real longterm problem

Lack of credible competition stultifies innovative thinking to run the company as a modern entity

So monopoly is weighing heavily against them

DARTS has arcane shares of politicians who have no inkling in business management

So lack of business acumen will definitely bring it to its knees

Infrastructural contracts bidding inflations have constrained the project unto very few roads!

So graft upfront is nibbling in the project