MwanaFalsafa1
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- Feb 26, 2008
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I think we should take this as a wake up call and motivation to do better. I have to side with Smatta in the sense that we don't always have to find excuses when something good about Kenya is said. People who complain never move forward because instead of finding solutions they keep dreaming that either there is no problem or someone. somehow will take care of the problem. The question we should ask ourselves is. Does Kenya have a better economy then us? Yes or no? If the answer is yes then we should take it as a challenge to do better. I think if a neighbor has done better in certain aspects it is wise to try and learn from them. As much as it kills me to see Tanzania behind any country the truth is that we are behind many countries. I have noticed a trend with us Tanzanians and that is we can talk the talk but most of us never walk the walk. Thats why politicians keep making empty promises and never do nothing. That's why there are a lot of good plans on paper that are never implemented. The issue here is not Kenya at all. We should ask ourselves how is our economy doing? I think the answer will prompt any patriotic or prideful Tanzanian to take action. Wake up Tanzania and stop worrying about whether Kenya is ahead or not. If they are ahead us complaining here won't solve anything. If we were obviously ahead of Kenya then who would right such articles? Propaganda itoke wapi? Can any propagandist today dare say the economy of South Africa is smaller than Tanzanians? They won't because it is obviously behind. So if they say our economy is behind Kenya we should just no that it is time to take action. Let our development speak for itself then we won't have to defend ourselves childishly over here.
I hope the message has been sent to all Tanzanians.
I hope the message has been sent to all Tanzanians.