Times Up! Hadji, Nyoni and Mtasiwa must go Now!

MMM umemuaddress nani hiyo rai yako?? maana kama ni serikali/watawala, bado wamelala

Tena usingizi mzito kweli kweli...pengine tutakuja kuona madhara ya kutotatua matatizo mara moja when we are retired and get the pinch these innocents get at the hospitals.
 
oooh! My God!
kila siku tanzania, kila siku ukiingia JF unakutana na thread za kukatisha tamaa afadhali ya jana.
nani ataenda kwenye lile pango la magogoni kusafisha kupondaponda kichwa cha hili joka?
 
That's where you're wrong Ndugu, you cant say we cant force them out of "their" offices! Who are they serving? Who are their "employers"? And if they perform below the expectations and think that they can go on their own will, shouldnt we say you should go?

We work hard and pay taxes that pays them very well, and if we think that they are not up to the task then we've all the rights to kick them out. Waiting for then do it on their own conscious will never work because they dont have even a speck of it.

We might not solve everything by forcing them out but it should be part of the solution. We cant have the people who have created this mess be part of the cleaning and after.
Hapa umeongea mkuu... kuondoka kwao siyo suluhu ya tatizo lililo! Tukumbuke kuwa hawa viongozi wa sasa siyo kwamba wao ndio wametengeneza hii structure ya wizara ya afya iliyopo. Kila kitu kilikuwepo, they have just taken over..they are unlucky sababu haya mambo yameibuka kipindi wao wakiwa ndio viongozi wa wizara husika. Yangeweza kumkuta yeyote ambaye angekuwa anahold office kipindi hiki. Tuwape muda, hili suala especially la miashahara na posho, linaaffect serikali yote kwa ujumla! Imagine leo doctorz wanalia unawaongezea wanachotaka...what do u expect? kesho waalimu watalia, wahasibu watalia, wakandarasi watalia na hata wahudumu!! Chamuhimu ni tuwape muda viongozi husika...hope watafika pazuri na pande zote mbili zitaelewana!
 
You are right MM, but this will never happen in the nation of LEISURE FAIR TYPE OF MANAGEMENT AND LEADERSHIP. Mambo yameachwa yajiendeshe na kujirekebisha yenyewe.
 
wakina ngereja na malima wanaenjoy tu bungeni kama mnakumbuka wabunge walishupalikia issue lakini bila aibu wapo bungeni hadithi ni ile ile kwa hawa wa wizara ya afya ... UWAJIBIKAJI nchi hii ni AINA FULANI YA NDOTO tena ya mchana ... ndio maana kichwa changu kinawaza tungewatawaliwa kijeshi tu
DHAMIRA ZAO ZIMESHAKUFA WAPO SAYARI NYINGINE YA MAISHA UCHUNGU HAWANA KABISA MAISHA MAZURI YAMESHAWATIA GANZI .... TUENDELEE KUELEMISHA WENZETU WACHACHE WALIOBAKI WENYE UOGA WAKUITOA CCM MADARAKANI
 
We have waited and the wait is now over. These three must resign if they have any sense of duty to our nation left in them. They must be sacked if that sense of duty is left in the hearts of hearts of their superiors. For how long shall a nation be forced to kneel before the alter of the corrupt ruling elite? For how long shall incompent and mediocre leaders be left to reign as there is no one in the whole nation who can take them to task?

The three top officials at the MoHSW have shown that they are untouchable and the protection they enjoy within the government is absolute. Since the beginning of the current doctors' strike the trio have continue without a sense of 'urgency of the now'. Once the three are sacked/resign then the constructive negotiations between the striking doctors and the government can start and I believe the firing/resignations will assure the doctors that the government is serious enough and will make them return to work while the other issues are being hammered out.

So, time is up; its time for you three to go!

What about the Prime Minister, do you want him stay?
 
What about the Prime Minister, do you want him stay?
Yaani PM ndio hafai kabisa...ni muongo sana! Hivi ile issue ya swali la Mh Lema kwamba waziri mkuu akilidanganya Bunge nini kifanyike liliishia wapi?
Na alisema wasiporudi kazini Madaktari watakuwa wamejifukuzisha kazi analielezeaje? Maana sasa wote twajua hawakurudi kazini na yeye yuko pale pale...PM should be the 1st to GO!
 
Accountability and national interest baaado sana, wang'atuke waende wapi, hata madaktari wagome mwaka mzima.! Si mmeona upuuzi wa Bunge kukataa hoja ya dharula kujadili mgomo wa madaktari, State of Emergency ni Kama posho zisipolipwa, hapo naamini hata bungeni hawatoingia
 
Oooh Lord, I wish we had an Executive Head of State, a responsible and able person! He would have taken action and stopped the suffering of so many!

You can only know the magnitude of the incompetence of our leaders if you had an ailing mother, sister, daughter, wife, who dearly needed to be attended but could not because a simple meeting could not be convened, that had the PM been man enough to accept the requested Monday meeting instead of a Sunday one (which he requested at the eleventh hour) then your loved one would have survived to see another day and make a contribution to your family and the nation at large.... that is only then you would request the total resignation of the CCM Government!
 
CCM has weighed the pros and cons and made the hard decision that it is more important for the three musketeers to retain their jobs than to have a working (or spurttering) health sector.

It is not the first time that we see our rulers being more concerned for individuals' careers than for the well being of Tanzanians. Our memories are still fresh with Mbagala and Gongo la Mboto. The Spice Islander disaster, which dwarfs Titanic in numbers dead, happened just the other day. And, off course, we have the other trio Jairo, Utouh, Luhanjo. No one has been held accountable

Today, one leaves home and prays that she does not get into a motor accident, or gets the random food poisoning because there are no doctors to cure them from these common misfortunes. This in a country with endemic malaria and perrenial cholera outbreaks.

Reagan once said, "The buck stops here", in refference to the need for presidents to be decisive when the system fails to deliver. The system has surely failed here; MNH management failed to kill the problem in the bud, the Ministry was irresponsible and cavalliar on the issue, the PM was misguided and made matters worse and the parliaments' collective balls have been castrated by the new allowances.

IT IS TIME FOR THE PRESIDENT TO ACT - HE IS THE LAST HOPE FOR TANZANIANS.

Very well said comrade!
 
I think we are well on course on a crisis of the "Liberal economy" we have been trying to imitate. it is a question of an equitable distribution of the national cake. if you look everywhere, there is a tendency of a small group serving the interest of another small group, and enjoying on behalf of the majority. the doctors' debacle is just a tip of an iceberg. when the mudslide begins in earnest, nothing will be spared. perhaps it is good that we are moving into the final phase of the crisis anyway. we were headed this direction for a long time. if you can sustain the crisis started by the doctors, how about the police? the teachers? the workers? and then finally the peasants and watu wa mtaani!
 
Whom in your right mind can beat the challenge? "Power tends to corrupt and absolute power corrupts absolutely", You?

Uh-oh!You have committed Plagiarism! This is Lord (John Emerich Edward Dalberg) Acton's ideas so you can not use his ideas or words and pass them off as your own. You must list the source.
 
That's where you're wrong Ndugu, you cant say we cant force them out of "their" offices! Who are they serving? Who are their "employers"? And if they perform below the expectations and think that they can go on their own will, shouldnt we say you should go?

We work hard and pay taxes that pays them very well, and if we think that they are not up to the task then we've all the rights to kick them out. Waiting for then do it on their own conscious will never work because they dont have even a speck of it.

We might not solve everything by forcing them out but it should be part of the solution. We cant have the people who have created this mess be part of the cleaning and after.

Jairo and Luhanjo were found to have infringed government procedures and the the Bunge recommended disciplinary action to be taken against them. HAS ANY DISCIPLINARY ACTION BEEN INSTITUTED AS RECOMMENDED? The answe is NO; do you have any reason to expect that some action might be taken against those who might have been responsible for the doctors' strike? Taking the Jairo saga as a precedent , nothing rational will come from the government side.
 
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