Dr. Kikwete??? - samahani lakini...

[Pascal Mayalla]

"I know kuna uhusiano mkubwa sana kati ya ya Mengi na Wanamgambo wa CCM" Hawa (kwenye red) ni akina nani -- harakisha jibu tafadhali!

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Kwa vile ndiye aliyekuwa anawafund kwenye zile ziara za vikoba, kuna uwezekano ndie the fund behind huko walikopanga kukimbilia!.

 

[Genekai]

Nadhani ni wanamedia hasa ndo wanamuaddress kwa hiyo title. Kama kawa wapeni muda tu hawa makanjanja akitoka madarakani utawasikia!

 

[Msanii]

Lord have a mercy

 

[AK-47]

Mchungaji Doctor Mh. Mbunge Mama noninoo

Na huyo kaipatia wapi jamani ? Maana nasikia wakimuita sana hivyo.

 

[saitama_kein]

U Dr Tanzania umekosha heshima. Hata wa heshima !!!How come Karume au Mzindakaya wapewe u dr wa heshima? Bishop Tutu na Mandela wana u DR wa heshima kutoka top University za duniani .Lakini huwezi kusikia wanajiita .PM wa UK aliyeondoka ,Gordon Brown alikuwa na real Phd,lakini hata siku moja hakujulikana na kujiita Dr Gordon Brown. Sasa Phd fake za akina Nagu,Kamala,Nchimbi na wengineo ndio zimechafua PHD Tanzania.

Need to say more??

 

[N-handsome]

Dk Manyaunyau na Prof. Majimarefu types :angry:

 

[Bulesi]

U Dr Tanzania umekosha heshima.
Hata wa heshima !!!How come Karume au Mzindakaya wapewe u dr wa heshima?

Bishop Tutu na Mandela wana u DR wa heshima kutoka top University za duniani .Lakini huwezi kusikia wanajiita .PM wa UK aliyeondoka ,Gordon Brown alikuwa na real Phd,lakini hata siku moja hakujulikana na kujiita Dr Gordon Brown.

Sasa Phd fake za akina Nagu,Kamala,Nchimbi na wengineo ndio zimechafua PHD Tanzania.

Tatizo hili la kuwapa titles watu wasiostahili linakuzwa sana na waandishi wa magazeti na vyombo vya habari!! Inashangaza kusoma au kusikia watu ambao jamii inafahamu kuwa wana vyeti feki vya udaktari, bado waandishi na vyombo vya habari vinaendelea kuwaandika kama ni 'DR'; wakina Nchimbi, Kamala, Nagu, Mahanga makongolo etc!! Vyombo vya habari na magazeti yangekuwa mstari wa mbele kuisaidia jamii kuwashambulia hawa mafisadi wa elimu ili watoto wetu wasijewakakutwa na gonjwa hili la kutaka kupita njia za mkato!!

 

[Elli]

Uoga ilowajaaa vichwani tu

 

[WomanOfSubstance]

Ni kweli Gordon Brown ana PhD ya History ya chuo kikuu cha Edinburgh . Hata siku moja hajawahi jiita Dr ama kuitwa hivyo. Lakini tumeshuhudia hata wale clinical officers akina Asha Kigoda wanajiita Drs, akina Jakaya Mrisho, na Karume bila hata aibu wanatanguliza mbele Dr. Tunapenda sifa za kijinga....Nchimbi, Kamala, Nagu, Makongoro, Dialo, Mzindakaya list ni ndefu sana

Jamani hata Dr Robert Mugabe si naye ana PhD hizi za heshima?

Huwa inanitia aibu na kunifanya nijiskie mdogo kama piriton pale unapoona watu waliohenyea PhD zao kikwelikweli wakificha au kukataa kutumia hiyo title lakini watu wetu waliochukua PhD fast track au kutunukiwa wakijitutumua kutumia hiyo title.
Watanzania ni lini tutaerevuka?
Inanikumbusha wenzetu wanaijeria wanavyohangaika kuongeza title kila kukicha, Mara Dr, Chief, Al Haj, Reverend, mradi kama mchezo wa kuigiza.
Ukikutana na mnaijeria ambaye mmepotezana kwa miaka atakuuliza
Are you still a Mr/Mrs? Not a Dr, Not even a reverend??...Tumewafikia na sasa tunapitiliza.

 

[WomanOfSubstance]

wengine title waziambukiza hata kwa familia zao SIC!
Utaona mama/Mrs NAYE BY EXTENSION anaitwa mama mchungaji au mama mheshimiwa au mama mbunge..mama mkurugenzi...wakati hivyo vyeo wanavyo waume zao!

 

[Mzito Kabwela]

Ukichunguza kwa umakini taratiiibu umuhimu wa Masters siku za usoni utakuja pungua na ndipo watu watatafuta PhD kwa bidii kama ilivyo Masters sasa hv! PhD umuhimu wake ukipungua sijui nini kitakachofuatia,maana Undergraduate(Degree) ni kama cheti cha form four au six kwa sasa jinsi watu wanavyochukulia.

out of topic!

 

[mpuuzi]

JACOB GEDLEYIHLEKISA ZUMA



President of the ANC

President of the ANC
Deputy President of the ANC (from 1997-2007)
Member of ANC NWC, NEC
Former Deputy President in the South African Government (1999-2005)
President of the South African Government

Jacob Zuma was born on 12 April 1942 in Inkandla, KwaZulu-Natal Province.

His father died at the end of World War II, after which his mother took up employment as a domestic worker in Durban. He spent his childhood moving between Zululand and the suburbs of Durban, and by age 15 took on odd jobs to supplement his mother's income.

Owing to his deprived childhood, Jacob Zuma did not receive any formal schooling. Heavily influenced by a trade unionist family member, he became involved in politics at an early age and joined the African National Congress in 1959. He became an active member of Umkhonto We Sizwe in 1962, following the banning of the ANC in 1960.

While on his way out of the country in 1963, he was arrested with a group of 45 recruits near Zeerust in what was then the western Transvaal (now the Northern West Province). Convicted of conspiring to overthrow the government, he was sentenced to 10 years' imprisonment, which he served on Robben Island.

After his release, Jacob Zuma helped mobilise internal resistance and was instrumental in the re-establishment of ANC underground structures in the then Natal province, (KwaZulu-Natal) between 1973 and 1975.

He left South Africa in 1975 and for the next 12 years, based first in Swaziland and then Mozambique, dealt with thousands of young exiles who poured out of South Africa in the wake of the Soweto uprising.

He lived in several African countries working for the ANC, where he rose rapidly through the ranks to become a member of the ANC National Executive Committee in 1977. He also served as Deputy Chief Representative of the ANC in Mozambique, a post he occupied until the signing of the Nkomati Accord between the Mozambican and South African governments in 1984. After signing the Accord, he was appointed as Chief Representative of the ANC and was one of a few who remained in Mozambique to carry out the work of the organisation, crossing in and out of South Africa on a number of occasions.

Jacob Zuma was forced to leave Mozambique in January 1987 after considerable pressure on the Mozambican government by the PW Botha regime. He moved to the ANC Head Office in Lusaka, Zambia, where he was appointed Head of Underground Structures and shortly thereafter Chief of the Intelligence Department.

He served on the ANC's political and military council when it was formed in the mid-80s.

Following the unbanning of the ANC in February 1990, he was one of the first ANC leaders to return to South Africa to begin the process of negotiations, and was instrumental in organising the Groote Schuur Minute between the FW de Klerk regime and the ANC that reached important decisions about the return of exiles and the release of political prisoners.

In 1990, at the first Regional Congress of the ANC in KwaZulu-Natal (KZN), he was elected Chairperson of the Southern Natal region and took a leading role in fighting violence in the region. This resulted in a number of Peace Accords involving the ANC and the Inkatha Freedom Party (IFP)

In 1991, at the first ANC National Conference held in South Africa after the unbanning of the organisation, he was elected the Deputy Secretary General of the ANC.

In January 1994, he was nominated as the ANC candidate for the Premiership of the KZN province. He is generally regarded as the person most instrumental in achieving the peace that is now enjoyed by the people of KZN and in October 1998 he was honoured with the Nelson Mandela Award for Outstanding Leadership in Washington DC, USA.

After the first national democratic elections in South Africa in 1994, Jacob Zuma was appointed as Member of the Executive Committee (MEC) of Economic Affairs and Tourism for the KZN provincial government.

He is also a patron of the KZN Reconstruction and Development Project (RDP) Bursary Fund, which is linked to the RDP section of the Department of Economic Affairs and Tourism. He established this bursary fund, using funds that each cabinet member of the KZN province was given to use on any project of their choice. Owing to his rural background and empathy for the poorest of the poor, he decided to use his allocation to help educate poor people in rural areas by establishing the bursary fund. The fund focuses mainly on primary school children in the rural areas but has, from 1999, started assisting students at tertiary institutions. There is currently in excess of 1,000 pupils being assisted at primary level and 10 at tertiary institutions.

In December 1994, Jacob Zuma was elected National Chairperson of the ANC and chairperson of the ANC in KZN. He was re-elected to the latter position in 1996.

He was elected Deputy President of the ANC at the National Conference held at Mafikeng in December 1997. Jacob Zuma was appointed Executive Deputy President of South Africa in June 1999.

Jacob Zuma was elected President of the ANC at the National Conference held at Polokwane in December 2007.

He was elected President of the Republic of South Africa on 6 May 2009. He was inaugurated at the Union Buildings in Pretoria on 9 May 2009.

Profile of Jacob Zuma


Personal

Date of birth: 12 April 1942, Inkandla, KwaZulu-Natal.
Current Positions

President of the Republic of South Africa since 9 May 2009.
President of the African National Congress (ANC) since 20 December 2007.
Career/Memberships/Positions/Other Activities

Influenced by a family member who was a trade unionist, he became involved in Politics at an early age.
Joined the African National Congress (ANC) in 1958 and
Became an active member of Umkhonto we Sizwe (1962).
Whilst on his way out of the country, he was arrested with a group of 52 recruits near Zeerust in North West Province (1963).
Convicted of conspiring to overthrow the government, he was sentenced to 10 years imprisonment on Robben Island (1963).
After his release in December 1973, he worked to mobilise internal resistance and was instrumental in the re-establishment of ANC underground structures in the then Natal, now KwaZulu-Natal (1974 - 1975).
Left South Africa in 1975 and for the next 12 years was based first in Swaziland and then Mozambique. He was involved in underground work with others, giving leadership to the ANC structures operating inside South Africa. He also dealt with the thousands of young exiles that poured out of South Africa in the wake of the Soweto uprising in June 1976.
Lived in several African countries working for the ANC and rose rapidly through the ranks to become a member of the National Executice Committee (NEC) of the ANC (1977).
Served as Deputy Chief Representative and later Chief Representative of the ANC in Mozambique until 1984, the year of the signing of the Nkomati Accord between the Mozambican and South African governments.
Served on the ANC's Military Committee and Political Committee when formed in the mid 80's.
Appointed Head of the Underground Structures and shortly thereafter, Chief of Intelligence at the ANC Head Office in Lusaka, Zambia (1987).
He was one of the first ANC leaders to return to South Africa to begin the process of negotiation, following the unbanning of the ANC (1990).
Instrumental in organising the Groote-Schuur Minute between the FW de Klerk Government and the ANC that reached important decisions about the return of exiles and the release of political prisoners (1990).
Elected Chairperson of the Southern Natal and took a leading role in fighting violence in the region, this resulted in a number of Peace Accords involving the ANC and the Inkatha Freedom Party (IFP) (1990).
Elected the Deputy Secretary-General of the ANC during the National Conference held in South Africa after the unbanning of the organisation in 1991.
Deployed in KwaZulu-Natal because he felt that he had a role to play in bringing about peace and stability in the then highly volatile region (1994).
Nominated as the ANC candidate for the Premiership of the KZN Province (1994).
His strategic thinking and conflict resolution skills played a pivotal role in ending conflict in KwaZulu Natal and the then PWV region, where state-sponsored violence was tearing communities apart.
Appointed Member of the Executive Committee (MEC) of Economic Affairs and Tourism for the KZN Provincial Government (1994).
As MEC, he worked hard to develop the tourism industry in the province. He created a good working relationship between business, labour, and worked tirelessly to facilitate new investments in the KwaZulu Natal economy.
Elected National Chairperson of the ANC and Chairperson of the ANC in KZN (December 1994).
Executive Deputy President of the Republic of South Africa (17 June 1999 - 22 June 2005).
Leader of Government Business in the National Assembly (June 1997).
Started the process of promoting positive values through the launch of the Moral Regeneration Movement.
Deputy President of the ANC (December 1997).
Chairperson of the South African National Aids Council.
Chancellor at the University of Zululand.
Patron of the Jacob Zuma Bursary Fund (1998).
Patron of the Peace and Reconstruction Foundation.
Patron of Albert Luthuli Education and Development Foundation.
Played an important role as mediator and facilitator of peace on the continent especilly in Bulundi and Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC).
Awards/Decorations/Bursaries

Honoured with the Nelson Mandela Award for Outstanding Leadership in Washington DC, US. (1998)
Received an Honorary Doctorate of Literature from the University of Fort Hare (2001)
Received an Honorary Doctorate of Administration from the University of Zululand (2001)
Received an Honorary Doctorate of Philosophy from Medical University of Southern Africa (2001)

 

[Kiranga]

Mtu anapopewa honorary doctorate inatamkwa kwamba ana privileges zote za doctorate, pamoja na kuitwa doctor. Kwa hiyo Kikwete ana haki zote za kuitwa doctor.

Pia huwezi kumlaumu Kikwete kwa sababu watu wanamuita doctor, hata kama asingekuwa na haki ya kuitwa doctor.

Lakini kama mtu pinnacle ya life achievement yake ni kuwa doctor then maisha yake ni empty indeed.

Mimi nafikiri sababu ya Kikwete kupewa honorary doctorate ni urais, na kwangu mimi urais ni kitu kilicho more impressive na rare kuliko doctorate, kwa hiyo wanaotaka kumpandisha charts Kikwete kwa kumuita Dr. unwittingly wanamshusha kwa ku draw attention to his academic deficiency. Regardless of the fact that an honorary doctorate is supposed to be equal to any other doctorate, the truth remains that there is a perception that there is a certain political expediency that undermines it's bonafide status.

Kwa hiyo kwa mtu kama mimi ambaye nilianza kusahau sahau kwamba Kikwete ana degree moja tu ya uchumi hapo mlimani, tena degree ya kubebwa kisiasa kwa kupitia student government credit kama mtu wa DARUSO na CCM, ukimuita Kikwete Dr. unanikumbusha tu kwamba Kikwete si msomi.

Na unanikumbusha tu kwamba hata Zitto Kabwe ana usomi zaidi ya Kikwete na anaweza kuchonga uchumi (kwenye karatasi angalau) vizuri zaidi ya Kikwete.

Katika kujipaza, hushushwa, katika kujishusha, hupazwa.Katika kujishusha ili kujipaza, hupazwa ili kushushwa, katika kujipaza ili kushushwa ili kupazwa, hushushwa ili kupazwa ili kushushwa.

Sounds like some Lao Tzu shyt.