Why Magufuli administration misses the point on Government splurge

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How do I recap at the back of a stamp the biography of one 6? Keeping it tacit but engrossing....

For sure, he was one party democracy apologist blinded by unbridled, scorching presidential ambition gone terribly awry...

Severally and without any vestige of remorse, his political nemesis used and dumped him at will but he never failed to disappoint every time he was canoodling and fawning them wantonly stalking a ccm presidential nomination which never materialized.

His role in constitutional process was his nadir in his long yet checkered political life. He rooted for zero tolerance to change albeit in sheepskin of a cornered tigress.

As a result, history will hardly afford him a footnote despite clutching a number of top notch public posts.

His fellow hypocrites, before they dump his sod in the dust, will soon gather to glorify him in stratospheric heights which they never thought befits him in his sojourn here on earth.
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Most trade pacts with industrialized nations have led to shifts of balance of trade, more FDIs, more transfer of highly skilled jobs and industries to developing world because labour and environmental standards remained rudimentary and consequently labour and environmental costs are substantially low.
 
A careful following of the USA election will quickly reveal Michigan State and in particular Detroit have seen migration of motor industries to Mexico where labour and environmental costs are considerably lower!

A gratitude of NAFTA which resembles EAC-EU EPA.
 
Trump has slightly been successfully at drawing off traditionally strong Democratic supporters in Hillary Clinton's blue firewall in mid west states known as battle grounds or swing states by just blaming her husband signature on NAFTA and her early tepid support for trans Atlantic Asia trade pact.
 
Here we are told our non existent industrial base will be at risk and our puny FDIs will evaporate. What a joke! Are we really serious?

These are arguments heavily borrowed from Rodney King's "HOW EUROPE UNDERDEVELOPED AFRICA"
which no longer carry water in the current trends of globalization of means of production and markets.
 
After correcting him:-

Congratulations Mr. President Elect Donald Trump and the people of United States of America for conducting a peaceful, free and fair election.

I would like to reassure you the people of the United Republic of Tanzania and I will continue to be hand in hand with you in building and sustaining our enduring ties.
 
The issues which tipped this pivotal USA election were not conventional ones:

Same sex marriages were permitted by the US Supreme Court so it was not even an election issue.

The issues which capsized Hillary Titanic ship was siding with Obama failed domestic and foreign policy.

Losing Pennsylvania, Michigan & Wisconsin considered blue firewall will hurt them for years to come.

Jobs going overseas through NAFTA signed by her husband and Asia pacific trade pact signed by ineffective Obama eroded their support.

Character issues weakened her after Republican FBI Director reopened the email scandals

Lastly, Obama took African American votes for granted he never brought them on board lest for his few Hollywood friends.

African Americans stayed home narrating why Georgia and North Carolina stayed red!


Russians' duma house celebrated Triumph victory for reason because Obama strained the relationship with NATO expansionist policies and economic sanctions against them
 
But results of this election have pleased some while hurting others. I am personally not very much interested with the result as such but my concern is more on the outcome of such results.

To some extent I tend to think that this could harm african economies given the fact that Trump has been more inward looking person who in my view would not like to be associated with some external agents unless they add more values to the American economy.

On the other hand I think American economy is likely to shake a bit. The fact that Trump is unpredictable man makes it hard for some investors to predict how he is going to operate after taking office. The loss of confidence may reduce the demand for US dollar and thus forcing it come down . Though this could be a temporary situation but will inevitably help developing countries to take advantage of this situation.
 
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