Ziara ya Hillary Clinton kuja: Picha na Matukio

... Rais wetu huyoooo South...!

uswahili mtupu .. kati ya nchi nyingi za Africa alichagua TZ na nchi zingine mbili hivi ( ambayo ni heshima kubwa sana kwetu), halafu picha tunayoonyesha ni kwamba amekuwa ''snubbed''. Maana hata makamu nadhani hayuko nchini ..
 
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MATTHEW LEE 06/11/11 07:45 AM ET
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LUSAKA, Zambia -- U.S. Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton on Saturday warned Africa of a creeping "new colonialism" from foreign investors and governments interested only in extracting the continent's natural resources to enrich themselves and not the African people.



Clinton said that African leaders must ensure that foreign projects are sustainable and benefit all their citizens, not only elites. A day earlier, she cautioned that China's massive investments and business interests in Africa need to be closely watched so that the African people are not taken advantage of.

"It is easy, and we saw that during colonial times, it is easy to come in, take out natural resources, pay off leaders and leave," Clinton said. "And when you leave, you don't leave much behind for the people who are there. We don't want to see a new colonialism in Africa."

Clinton said the United States didn't want foreign governments and investors to fail in Africa, but they should also give back to the local communities.

"We want them to do well, but also we want them to do good," she said.

"We don't want them to undermine good governance, we don't want them to basically deal with just the top elites, and frankly too often pay for their concessions or their opportunities to invest."

Clinton said that American development aid and infrastructure projects come with good governance conditions and that the Obama administration is interested in Africa and the African people. Their success, she said, is in the long-term interest of both the African people and the U.S.

She spoke in a pan-African television interview in the Zambian capital. Her interview followed the handover of a U.S. built pediatric hospital in Lusaka to the Zambian government.

Earlier, at the inaugural meeting of the U.S.-Zambia Chamber of Commerce, Clinton laid out the U.S. strategy for helping Africa.
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"We want a relationship of partnership not patronage, of sustainability, not quick fixes," she said. "We want to establish a strong foundation to attract new investment, open new businesses ... create more paychecks, and do so within the context of a positive ethic of corporate responsibility."



"We think it's essential that we have an idea going in that doing well is not in any way a contradiction of doing good," she said.
Clinton is the first secretary of state to visit Zambia since Henry Kissinger came in 1976 to lay out the Ford administration's policy for southern Africa as revolts against white minority rule in South Africa and what was then Rhodesia were intensifying.

Clinton, on the first leg of a three-nation tour of Africa, arrived in Zambia from the United Arab Emirates, where she attended an international conference on Libya. After Zambia, she heads to Tanzania and Ethiopia before returning to Washington next week.
 
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MATTHEW LEE 06/11/11 07:45 AM ET
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LUSAKA, Zambia -- U.S. Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton on Saturday warned Africa of a creeping "new colonialism" from foreign investors and governments interested only in extracting the continent's natural resources to enrich themselves and not the African people.

Clinton said that African leaders must ensure that foreign projects are sustainable and benefit all their citizens, not only elites. A day earlier, she cautioned that China's massive investments and business interests in Africa need to be closely watched so that the African people are not taken advantage of.

"It is easy, and we saw that during colonial times, it is easy to come in, take out natural resources, pay off leaders and leave," Clinton said. "And when you leave, you don't leave much behind for the people who are there. We don't want to see a new colonialism in Africa."


"we don't want them to basically deal with just the top elites, and frankly too often pay for their concessions or their opportunities to invest."

This is the current situation in our beloved country
 
uswahili mtupu .. kati ya nchi nyingi za Africa alichagua TZ na nchi zingine mbili hivi ( ambayo ni heshima kubwa sana kwetu), halafu picha tunayoonyesha ni kwamba amekuwa ''snubbed''. Maana hata makamu nadhani hayuko nchini ..
Ujio wa mama huyu unamaanisha kuwa sasa marekani ina maslahi makubwa katika nchi hii hasa ya kiuchumi na hivyo tuangalie tutanufaikaje na sio rahisi kupingana na marekani na yeyote atakayejaribu kuwachallenge kwenye maslahi yao hawatamuacha.
 
Ukitaka kujuwa uhusuano wa safari ya Hilary Clinton na Symbion basi inabidi umjue chairman wa Symbion - Ambassador Joe Wilson. Huyu bwana ni former US Diplomat na niseme ni former State Department guru, lakini uguru wake uko kwenye ushushushu, tena elite. Both yeye na mke wake infact, na wamekuwa wanafanya kazi (kama balozi) kwenye nchi zenye 'madini'.

Joe analijuwa bara la Africa vilivyo na hasa nchi kama DRC! Huko nyuma nilipojaribu kuelezea ujio wa Symbion na madini na ushushu wa Joe Wilson kuna mwanaJF mmoja alisema ni blah blah, sasa Hilary Clinton anakuja kukagua mitambo! really? Mitambo yenyewe ni ya thamani gani mpaka Secretary of State aje all the way kuikaguwa? Jibu ni URANIUM. Na Joe ni mzuri sana wa kukusanya 'intelligensia ya Uranium.

Hata hivyo nasikia tutapata vyandarua vya mbu by August kwa hiyo tegemea press conference inayosema ni kwa jinsi gani malaria is the biggest killer.Mnakumbuka 'Malaria haikubaliki' campaign- halafu mwishoni wanasema - 'ujumbe huu umeletwa kwenye kwa hisani ya ....... na watu wa marekani'? halafu mara baada ya Obama kuingia ikulu, mkuu wetu wa kaya alikuwa ndio rais wa kwanza toka Africa kwenda kuonana naye (obama). Wametoka mbali na sisi na sasa hivi I can tell wametukamata vilivyo.
huwa najiuliza sana kama haya yote uliyoyaandika ni ya kweli, hawa viongozi wetu ni binaadam wa aina gani? yani utafikili wao hawaishi tanzania, hata huwe na mali kiasi gani kuna raha gani wale unaoishi nao wakiwa wanateseka? hawafikirii vizazi vyao watakavyoviacha, yani ni viongozi wabinafsi kweli, hao wamarekani wanatoa hiyo miela yote na kuja kufuata hiyo uranium kwa ajili ya nchi yao, hivi kwanini miviongozi yetu haifanyi kitu kwa ajili ya nchi yao, watu wanaiba madini wanavyotaka wao sawa, hivi kama hizo ela mnazopata na mlizopata hazijawatosha ni ngapi zitawatosha, ach wananiuzi sana
 
Naona ni Ujumbe toka kwa Obama & US against the scramble from CHINA, INDIA, CANADA na Our Beloved Ministers + CCM Big Wigs...

Mzee Kikwete akakimbilia South Africa
 
Sasa tunamsihi kikwete amweleze Clinton jinsi gani wamerekani wanavyotoa pesa chadema. Ni nafasi nzuri kwa kikwete kutoa kilichoko moyoni jinsi gani haipendi marekani. Tunakushauri kikwete umweleza zaidi Clinton jinsi gani mnatumia pesa za mikopo ya marekani IMF kwa ajili ya posho za wabunge na za kwako ili kuongeza ajira na uchumi wa Watanzania. Tunawasihii tbc warushe hizi comments live

'Trust me Clinton is coming to see and hear achievements za Chadema only and not kikwete and ccm'
 
The facts is Africa has new colonial rulers that is corrupt leaders like kikwete and mafisadis. Look around who's colonies their people now? If we talk about failure foreign investments who's responsible for these? If we talk about fake deals i.e. Richmond and Dowans who's responsible? Tanzania is hijacked by kikwete and criminals. Lets all fight to remove these criminals in our government.

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LUSAKA, Zambia -- U.S. Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton on Saturday warned Africa of a creeping "new colonialism" from foreign investors and governments interested only in extracting the continent's natural resources to enrich themselves and not the African people.



Clinton said that African leaders must ensure that foreign projects are sustainable and benefit all their citizens, not only elites. A day earlier, she cautioned that China's massive investments and business interests in Africa need to be closely watched so that the African people are not taken advantage of.

"It is easy, and we saw that during colonial times, it is easy to come in, take out natural resources, pay off leaders and leave," Clinton said. "And when you leave, you don't leave much behind for the people who are there. We don't want to see a new colonialism in Africa."

Clinton said the United States didn't want foreign governments and investors to fail in Africa, but they should also give back to the local communities.

"We want them to do well, but also we want them to do good," she said.

"We don't want them to undermine good governance, we don't want them to basically deal with just the top elites, and frankly too often pay for their concessions or their opportunities to invest."

Clinton said that American development aid and infrastructure projects come with good governance conditions and that the Obama administration is interested in Africa and the African people. Their success, she said, is in the long-term interest of both the African people and the U.S.

She spoke in a pan-African television interview in the Zambian capital. Her interview followed the handover of a U.S. built pediatric hospital in Lusaka to the Zambian government.

Earlier, at the inaugural meeting of the U.S.-Zambia Chamber of Commerce, Clinton laid out the U.S. strategy for helping Africa.
Story continues below


"We want a relationship of partnership not patronage, of sustainability, not quick fixes," she said. "We want to establish a strong foundation to attract new investment, open new businesses ... create more paychecks, and do so within the context of a positive ethic of corporate responsibility."



"We think it's essential that we have an idea going in that doing well is not in any way a contradiction of doing good," she said.
Clinton is the first secretary of state to visit Zambia since Henry Kissinger came in 1976 to lay out the Ford administration's policy for southern Africa as revolts against white minority rule in South Africa and what was then Rhodesia were intensifying.

Clinton, on the first leg of a three-nation tour of Africa, arrived in Zambia from the United Arab Emirates, where she attended an international conference on Libya. After Zambia, she heads to Tanzania and Ethiopia before returning to Washington next week.
 
Africa must beware of "new colonialism" as China expands ties there and focus instead on partners able to help build productive capacity on the continent, Secretary of State Hillary Clinton said.
Clinton, asked in a television interview in Zambia on Saturday about China's rising influence on the continent, said Africans should be wary of friends who only deal with elites.
"We don't want to see a new colonialism in Africa," Clinton said in a television interview in Lusaka, the first stop on a five-day Africa tour.
"When people come to Africa to make investments, we want them to do well but also want them to do good," she said. "We don't want them to undermine good governance in Africa."
China pumped almost $10 billion in investment into Africa in 2009 and trade has taken off as Beijing buys oil and other raw materials to fuel its booming economy.
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Clinton, appearing on the "Africa 360" program, called for long term "sustainable" investment that would benefit Africa.
"We saw that during colonial times it is easy to come in, take out natural resources, pay off leaders and leave," she said.
Clinton pointed to U.S. efforts to improve political and economic governance in countries like Zambia as an example of a different approach.
"The United States is investing in the people of Zambia, not just the elites, and we are investing for the long run."
African states, she said, could learn much from Asia on how governments can help support economic growth but said she did not see Beijing as a political role model.
"We are beginning to see a lot of problems" in China that will intensify over the next 10 years, she said, pointing to friction over Chinese efforts to control the Internet as one example. "There are more lessons to learn from the United States and democracies," Clinton said.
Her trip, which also takes her to Tanzania and Ethiopia, is meant to highlight the Obama administration's drive to help African countries meet challenges ranging from HIV/AIDS to food security and speed up often impressive economic growth.
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"We saw that during colonial times it is easy to come in, take out natural resources, pay off leaders and leave," she said.

Well, guess what: it is still happening.
 
Ushawishi wa nchi za kimagharibi na Africa sansana katika biashara umepungua... ninachoona hapa ni wivu , mchina kila mwaka anachukua zaidi ya wa tzn 200 kuwasomesha kwa scholarships kupitia chinese scholarship council... hapo bado hujaenda katika mataifa mengine ya africa nako wanachota wanafunzi, wajasiria mali kibao wa africa wanafanya biashara na guanzhou , kuna siku nilikuwa Ethopia ilipoita ndege ya kuelekea guanzhou nikaona kundi la wajasiria mali wa EA wengi mno ikabidi niulize "kunani huko guanzhou" nikajibiwa ndiko biashara inapofanyika ..mchina anachukuwa rasilimali zetu but atlist anatusomeshea ndugu zetu na kupata maujanja hata ya kubuni kitu chetu wenyewe hata kikiwa feki

China miaka 20-25 iliyopita ilikuwa kama TZN yetu! mimi nionavyo tutabenifit zaidi toka kwao kwa kujifunza jinsi gani walivyo develop faster , Mchina si wa kumtupa even though siasa za nchini mwake hakuna democrasy.

Nasubiri hiyo siku NATO AVAMIE CHINA! hehe
 
angalizo lake ni zuri lakini upande wapili USA china inawapeleka puta kiuchumi hawapumuii, haihurumii tu afrika pia wanaionea wivu china 2
 
Naona kama cold war imerudi, only that this time around USSR imekuwa replaced na China!
 
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