Companero
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- Jul 12, 2008
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Is this what Africa needs now? Samahani mkuu but your concepts or ideologies seem like zingewafaa wapigania uhuru wetu. Why look at what worked for others 200 years ago when we can look at what's working for them now? Hata kama wenzetu walipitia hizo stage it does not mean it will work for African's in the 21st century. So unless you tell us how it can practically be implimented for us now, all I have learnt from your threads is that Africa is centuries behind other countries. I hope you are open to constructive criticism.
Ndugu natumai unaelewa Kiswahili na Kiswanglish. Ni hivi. Sisi tumeamua kuwaiga. Na wao walishasema kuwa maendeleo ni evolutionary. Hivyo ukishakubali kuiga ina maana unabidi upitie stepu zile zile walizopita - no shortcut to progress hapo. Huwezi kuruka. Utawezaje kutembea kabla ya kusimama au kutambaa? Hivyo once you accept the linear model of development then you automatically accept you are 200 years behind them. That is what Hernando de Soto said in 'The Mystery of Capital: Why Capitalism Triumph in the West and Fail Everywhere Else' nasi tukakubaliana naya tukamwita kuanzisha Property and Business Formalization Programme (PBFP) aka Mpango wa Kurasimisha Rasilimali na Biashara za Wanyonge Tanzania (MKURABITA). So, what I am saying here is that if you don't want to accept who you are i.e. an African Socialist who has his/her own models of development then keep mimicking/imitating Western Capitalism but don't think you can achieve that without passing through the steps that made them that - these stages including the Renaissance and Enlightenment - and ushered Western Modernity!