Catagena
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- Oct 23, 2010
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Great thinkers, The Tanzanian Minister for Finance tells us that there is no significant relationship between and spiraling inflation and the government budget deficit. This is a day-time lie. I don't agree with him whatsoever. Much as the purchasing power of a common Mwananchi is crippled by inflation, the same applies to the government which purchases goods and services for serving its people.
This reminisces me of one cabinet minister (by then, Finance and economic development Minister) who publicly said inflation is not related to the livelihoods of a common countryman. It only took a few months before he was ousted in that position and he later lost two key positions; in the party and the parliament as an instinctive punishment.
I am asking myself; where is this man getting all the guts to react so ignorantly to such a sensitive matter?
What does he think of all the Tanzanians?
Why is he taking things for granted?
Does he think he is the best Minister for Finance ever?
Guys, this is horrendous
Great thinkers, The Tanzanian Minister for Finance tells us that there is no significant relationship between and spiraling inflation and the government budget deficit. This is a day-time lie. I don't agree with him whatsoever. Much as the purchasing power of a common Mwananchi is crippled by inflation, the same applies to the government which purchases goods and services for serving its people.
This reminisces me of one cabinet minister (by then, Finance and economic development Minister) who publicly said inflation is not related to the livelihoods of a common countryman. It only took a few months before he was ousted in that position and he later lost two key positions; in the party and the parliament as an instinctive punishment.
I am asking myself; where is this man getting all the guts to react so ignorantly to such a sensitive matter?
What does he think of all the Tanzanians?
Why is he taking things for granted?
Does he think he is the best Minister for Finance ever?
Guys, this is horrendous
Source: http://www.thecitizen.co.tz/component/content/article/37-tanzania-top-news-story/18354-mkulo-zitto-lock-horns-on-inflation.html</a>
This reminisces me of one cabinet minister (by then, Finance and economic development Minister) who publicly said inflation is not related to the livelihoods of a common countryman. It only took a few months before he was ousted in that position and he later lost two key positions; in the party and the parliament as an instinctive punishment.
I am asking myself; where is this man getting all the guts to react so ignorantly to such a sensitive matter?
What does he think of all the Tanzanians?
Why is he taking things for granted?
Does he think he is the best Minister for Finance ever?
Guys, this is horrendous
Great thinkers, The Tanzanian Minister for Finance tells us that there is no significant relationship between and spiraling inflation and the government budget deficit. This is a day-time lie. I don't agree with him whatsoever. Much as the purchasing power of a common Mwananchi is crippled by inflation, the same applies to the government which purchases goods and services for serving its people.
This reminisces me of one cabinet minister (by then, Finance and economic development Minister) who publicly said inflation is not related to the livelihoods of a common countryman. It only took a few months before he was ousted in that position and he later lost two key positions; in the party and the parliament as an instinctive punishment.
I am asking myself; where is this man getting all the guts to react so ignorantly to such a sensitive matter?
What does he think of all the Tanzanians?
Why is he taking things for granted?
Does he think he is the best Minister for Finance ever?
Guys, this is horrendous
Source: http://www.thecitizen.co.tz/component/content/article/37-tanzania-top-news-story/18354-mkulo-zitto-lock-horns-on-inflation.html</a>