Why Magufuli administration misses the point on Government splurge

Rutashubanyuma · Nov 3, 2016

Resources misappropriations account to misplaced priorities and the reasons behind our vicious cycles of poverty.

Rutashubanyuma · Nov 3, 2016

We cannot afford marching to the next election with the police unaccountable in abetting electoral crimes against the electorate.

Rutashubanyuma · Nov 3, 2016

Disabling the opposition from appraising the constituency announced presidential verdict is daylight rigging of the election

Rutashubanyuma · Nov 3, 2016

NEC itself spuriously claimed the election was transparent, free and fair!

Rutashubanyuma · Nov 3, 2016

So if NEC lied to us therefore the credibility of eventual winners is in tatters

fakalava · Nov 3, 2016

Dah! Naona unalisongesha Mkuu.

Rutashubanyuma · Nov 3, 2016

Todate, NEC is yet to come clean on UKAWA's tome of electoral complaints and how it had resolved them!

Rutashubanyuma · Nov 3, 2016

Silence means prejudice and elements of bias are real and no longer unsubstantiated.

Rutashubanyuma · Nov 3, 2016

Hopping on another subject which I never expected to talk about it.

Rutashubanyuma · Nov 3, 2016

It Temeke Municipal director has issued a broadside riddled with unwitting consequences

Rutashubanyuma · Nov 3, 2016

If the municipal agent has not doing his job properly

Rutashubanyuma · Nov 3, 2016

Do you punish the citizens or you deal with the agent squarely while ensuring services to the citizens remain undisturbed

Rutashubanyuma · Nov 3, 2016

Well it seems nothing goes right anywhere

Rutashubanyuma · Nov 3, 2016

To get to the toll collecting agent the bus stop was closed instead of only interdicting the agent

ZEE LA HEKIMA · Nov 3, 2016

Incidentally, may I ask why do we have to argue our case in Queen''s English? Anyway, let me jump into the fray. First and foremost, this country can never get out of the doldrums if its people persist in embracing the current constitution and the administrative machinery. Secondly, the education that was received by most of the people now in executive positions did not emphasize the need for citizens to act with patriotism. So, everybody in a position to do so tries to 'chukua chake mapema' (i. e grab everything within reach) at speed. So what is now required is not to try to change those in power but to change the system that put them there. The electoral system, the judicial and police system must all be revised, revemped or restructured to make them independent equitable and efficient to such an extent that even the highest office in the country cannot interfer in their work. The problem is which mouse will bell the cat?

Rutashubanyuma · Nov 4, 2016

ZEE LA HEKIMA said:
Incidentally, may I ask why do we have to argue our case in Queen''s English? Anyway, let me jump into the fray. First and foremost, this country can never get out of the doldrums if its people persist in embracing the current constitution and the administrative machinery. Secondly, the education that was received by most of the people now in executive positions did not emphasize the need for citizens to act with patriotism. So, everybody in a position to do so tries to 'chukua chake mapema' (i. e grab everything within reach) at speed. So what is now required is not to try to change those in power but to change the system that put them there. The electoral system, the judicial and police system must all be revised, revemped or restructured to make them independent equitable and efficient to such an extent that even the highest office in the country cannot interfer in their work. The problem is which mouse will bell the cat?

I subscribe to most of your averments only with one rider: moral integrity are spiritual matters not swayed by carnal education.

Rutashubanyuma · Nov 4, 2016

I have been musing on fallacious claims of someone who has been a minister for almost two decades can now stand to criticize his former bosses of whom he served!

When serving them he was a fierce adulator that his bosses were on track now he miffs we are off the track and underdeveloped!

Double speaking is a stature of hypocrisy.

Rutashubanyuma · Nov 4, 2016

Mbowe is right and Deputy Speaker Tulia is wrong

Rutashubanyuma · Nov 4, 2016

Criticizing Mbowe on his allegedly academic anemia cannot be exploited not to sweep under carpet his allegations of rampant government graft.

Rutashubanyuma · Nov 4, 2016

Official graft distorts and nullifies public policy

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