Relief Mirzska
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- Jun 13, 2017
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Who??
Who??Sounds like mr Jiwe himself.. hahaa..
Hivi naomba tu unijibu kiungwana,kiwango Cha ujangili,biashara ya madawa ya kulevya,kiwango Cha rushwa etc ni same Kama utawala uliopita?hivi unajua kuwa inawezekana huko mbugani tembo siku hizi hata sherehe wanafanya?hamna maendeleo yoyote kwenye miundombinu,afya,nishati etc?tukubali tu kuwa pamoja na mapungufu ya jamaa lakini Kuna mabadiliko makubwa Sana katika kipindi hiki Cha miaka minne iliyopita.what I like the most about huyu jamaa ni kuwa anatulazimisha kuishi katika uhalisia wa maisha tunayostahili na sio fake life.no matter tunapiga kelele kwa kiwango gani yeye anatupeleka katika njia tunayostahili.watanzania ni watu lazy,wavivu wa kupindukia,wazembe ambao hawataki kupambana kuishi Bali ni watu wanaopenda kuishi kijanjajanja.napendaga Sana anaposema amejitoa sadaka kwa sababu ni kweli,kipindi atakapokuwa amestaafu tutakuja kupambana kwa kila namna kumdhalilisha lakini wakati huo akina zitto watakuwa na uhakika wa kuruka na ndege kwenda kigoma na kurudi same day na ndege alizopigania zinunuliwe,wapiga kura wake watakuwa wanakimbia na treni za Kasi kuja dar na kugeuza haina haha ya gharama za malazi Tena etc etc.tutamshambulia au hata kumfunga lakini akiwa ametuachia vitu tutakavyobaki daima kunitumia Kama nchi.i like him coz ni mtu anayesimamia anachokiamini,ana vision na angependa aondoke kukiwa na hatua kidogo Kama nchi tuwe tumepiga kuelekea.sio Kama jk ilikuwa anafanya kitu kelele zikizidi anakacha anaelekea kwingine wakipiga kelele anakacha ndio maana walichokuwa wanafanya wapinzani ni kupiga kelele kila ilipokuja issue yoyote ya kimaendeleo ili jamaa aachane nayo.hata Mimi swali la nyani ngabu limekuwa likinisumbua Sana lakini bado sijapata jibu lake,na naona watu siku hizi tunajadili mambo kwa kupelekwa na stress zetu binafsi kuliko uhalisia.but kwa kiwango chake uzi huu umenikumbusha enzi zile watu tunashindana kwa hoja humu ndani,enzi zile jf ilipokuwa jf kweli na sio siku hizi vitoto vinatumia hela ya kula shule kununua smartphone na kuja humu kutukana na kubwabwaja vitakavyo.Very poor thinking ,who told you that corruption can be defeated by only one person?
What facts do you use to ensure the society that corruption has gone down?
After he is gone ,what next? ,this is a stupid question ,simply because this country has a lot of wise people who a capable to lead .
Africans people have this problems of treating political leaders as kings ,gods and so on. That is why most of these leaders are leading their countries contrary to the constitutions .
What do you mean???Am pass only🙄🙄
The guy who replied to your post mkuuWho??
I see boss!The guy who replied to your post mkuu
".....pernicious effects of unchecked venality".
Everything will be even worse,I think we should change the constitution and alow him to be our president till the end of his life.
LOoo, JF kuna mambo!.
Leo 'is' ni verb?
Kuna watu hujifunza hizi lugha bila kujali hivyo vikorombwesho vya "verb, adjectives, noun, n.k.. Kama hivi ndivyo vinavyofanya watu washindwe hii lugha si afadhali waviache tu, wajifunze tu kuitumia lugha bila ya kutafuta 'utaalam' huo wa lugha yenyewe?
Kwa mfano, mtu anapojifunza kisukuma, kama lugha, hana lazima ya kujua neno gani ni 'noun, au verb', haya yatajipambanua tu yenyewe akishajua kuzungumza lugha hiyo.
It sound so Greek to meHahahaa...what’s up with that line? You diggin’ It?
DuuWhen we were promised that this time around there was going to be real political will to fight corruption we expected that Warioba's report on the subject would be the starting point. It is four years now and no reference has ever been made of the blueprint by anybody that matters. The implications are far-reaching; it means there is no strategic approach to the problem. Furthermore, when the DG of PCCB was fired unceremoniously within a short time we were also made to believe that the fight against was going to intensify. On the contrary however, it has slowed down very significantly. Infact it seems now the fight against corruption is directed not by PCCB but by the politicians who are calling the shots. Sometimes I am even tempted to think that the firing of DG was specifically meant to limit the independence of the institution to determine what action to take against whom.
Black people can never made strong institutions! Their thinking & planning are to get out of their family poverty and not upset with citizens poverty! I doubt always about these strong institutions people are talking!!are those institutions, anyway? What are they made of
What we want is for this tyrant to go and burn in hell!President Magufuli.
It’s like he’s the only one who cares.
The only one who’s at least trying to do something about it.
It seems like he is fighting it all by his lonesome.
After he is gone, after he is no longer president, then what?
Will things revert back to how they were before he took the reigns of power?
I don’t have the answers to those questions so I will just have to wait for Father Time to tell me.
But such are the pernicious effects of unchecked venality.
People got so used to cutting corners in just about everything imaginable.
Corruption, grand and petty, became the norm.
Then he came along and tried to upset the apple cart. And to no surprise but to the chagrin of some of us, the pushback he’s getting makes us scratch our heads.
For years many people have been virtue signaling about the pervasiveness of corruption in the country.
Then it’s these same people who are now against the efforts made to combat it.
I don’t get it and maybe I’ll never get it.
I lay blame squarely on CCM for fostering it. They are the ones who created this ogre of corruption and allowed it to grow to uncontrollable levels.
It’s sad to see even what would seemingly be minor projects being micromanaged by the president.
Like, without his direct supervision nothing will ever get done.
Sometimes I wonder if we even know what we really want!
Sad state of affairs.
Ni watu ndio wanaharibu.....
Labda katiba mpya ndio iwe solution....
Ila system kama system ipo..... yenye watu waovu
Bora umejitokeza maana tangu alivofariki Ephraim kibonde na wewe ukawa umepotea kabisa,President Magufuli.
It’s like he’s the only one who cares.
The only one who’s at least trying to do something about it.
It seems like he is fighting it all by his lonesome.
After he is gone, after he is no longer president, then what?
Will things revert back to how they were before he took the reigns of power?
I don’t have the answers to those questions so I will just have to wait for Father Time to tell me.
But such are the pernicious effects of unchecked venality.
People got so used to cutting corners in just about everything imaginable.
Corruption, grand and petty, became the norm.
Then he came along and tried to upset the apple cart. And to no surprise but to the chagrin of some of us, the pushback he’s getting makes us scratch our heads.
For years many people have been virtue signaling about the pervasiveness of corruption in the country.
Then it’s these same people who are now against the efforts made to combat it.
I don’t get it and maybe I’ll never get it.
I lay blame squarely on CCM for fostering it. They are the ones who created this ogre of corruption and allowed it to grow to uncontrollable levels.
It’s sad to see even what would seemingly be minor projects being micromanaged by the president.
Like, without his direct supervision nothing will ever get done.
Sometimes I wonder if we even know what we really want!
Sad state of affairs.