Coming back the main focus of this debate; I DO a see the difference between JK and BWM. However, in my opinion and by listening to Ali H. Mwinyi and JK there is no difference. They are both too shallow, low in strong points and emphasis and are very much interested in talking cheap politics. E.g.: I did listen to JK's speech on the issue of Darwin Nightmare documentary while he was in Mwanza...'am sure he; himself know that was such a cheap stunt to deny allegation of arms smuggling business. This kind of JK's tactics works to majority of low educated Tanzanians, but he should never expect that serious businesses and world leaders will take him seriously. After his time in office he will be forgotten in the world stage like yesterday's newspaper.
I do not see a CLEAR link between Good leadership and Intellectual, even thou they appear to have the same outcome. JK should invest and lot of his time and mind on learning how to become a good leader. If you guys will try to remember our great-grandparents were not Intellectuals, they were simply good leaders with courage to stand up to their ideas.
Being a good leader means that you can learn, adapt ideas and tactics from other individuals (intellectuals) and use that knowledge for the good of your people. However, good leadership is not something you learn once you become president of the country. These skills take years to build and master, I am sorry to say for JK it's a bit too late…(debateable).
So to JK, I will finish by quoting a phrase from one of my favourite movies "Higher Learning"…"Learn to become mentally competitive, because in the real world; there is no excuses". No excuses Mr President…step up your game.