Sanctus Mtsimbe
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Sikujua kwamba tunashindana. Nisingejihusisha.
Oni langu ni kwamba kipengele 3.1.1 na 3.1.2 cha Katiba yenu kinauawa na kipengele 3.1.3.
Unakubali?
Huko unampeleka mbali mno.
Kwani yeye expert wa labor migration and regional economic disparity?
Yeye anatakiwa kuwa expert wa Katiba yao. Na kashindwa kuekeza au kukubali kinaga ubaga kwamba Clauses za Uanachama, 3.1.1, 3.1.2 na 3.1.3 ni vituko, hazijaandikwa ki "sound mind" kama wanavyotaka wanachama wao wawe. Clause 3.1.3 inafuta hizo mbili zingine!
Rais Mtsimbe ajiuzulu.
Mzalendo Njimba asante sana kwa query zako. Maswali meni sana ya namna hiyo nimeshayajibu kaatika post zangu za nyuma. Pia kuna information zaidi katika website ya TPN www.tpn.co.tz.
Naomba kwa heshima na taadhima nikuombe upitie hizo posts na website hasa katika link ya RESOURCE CENTRE. kama bado utakuwa na maswali nitafurahi sana kuyatolea maelezo.
Dear Mr President,
Find hereafter my queries, would be pleased if you could answer them, relating to the quality of your member and accreditation procedures:
1. If one wants to join TPN what is the minimum qualification must have?
2. How does TPN determine the credibility of the qualifications of its members?
3. Is the quality assurance policy applicable at TPN? Here I want to know if you reject some applicants because do not meet your standards.
4. What is your priority? The approval of the member to join the network or payment of fees? Here I want to know types of documents one need to produce before can be allowed to pay the due fees?
5. I am a member of a professional body; I remember how long it took me to be registered. How long can it take before I can become a full member of TPN?
6. How are the interests of members protected? Who is the Patron/Matron of TPN?
7. How much are the registration and annual fees?
8. What do these fees cover?
Thanks in advance for your answer
Njimba
Mr President,
At last I have got answers to my queries above, through this email you sent to me;
From your email I can conclude as follows:
1) anybody can be member of TPN provided can pay the due fees
2) there is no quality assuarance at TPN
3) qualification of a member is not an issue provided can pay the due fees
4) TPN is interested with Quantity of members not their quality
5) Once I get 100 000/= will phone you so that you send somebody to come to pick; Though you do not know my qualification.
Ahsante Mr Pres, good luck on harvesting wadanganyika's money.
Njimba.
[COLOR="Blue"]Here is a copy of your email to me:
Dear Njimba
Welcome to TPN. I want to take this opportunity to congratulate you on your decision to join our organization!
We hope TPN will enhance your knowledge, career, and development of your profession. It will also give you the opportunity to meet with fellow professionals in a relaxed atmosphere at our monthly meetings. As an individual member you are required to pay registration fee of Tsh 100,000 or can pay 25,000 per quarter (3months) and a monthly subscription of 20,000 (240,000 annual fee of which it can be paid in 3 installments). You can deposit your payment at CRDB Bank, Lumumba Branch to Tanzania Professionals Network account no. 01J1007608900 (please notify us with proof of payment for record purposes). For your convenience, you can call us and assign you someone to come by your offices to collect the payment. Once your registration is confirmed, a membership card will be sent to you. We hope you will carry it as a display of your commitment to continued professionalism. TPN membership offers many benefits:
· a monthly newsletter with meeting information, notices of upcoming events of TPN and the news of your fellow members, and more. (members are encouraged to contribute materials they feel should be circulated among other members)
· monthly meetings featuring professionals speaking about current issues facing our country.
· regular workshops/ seminars to enhance your daily job performance.
Soon, you should begin receiving our newsletter, which also provides meeting information.
If you have any questions about TPN or your membership please call me at this number 0754 277 335. We look forward to seeing you at our next meeting.
Please find attached a copy of TPN Constitution.
Sincerely,
Laila Mohamed
On Behalf of TPN President
Sanctus Mtsimbe
Layla Mohamed
Administrator
Tanzania Professionals Network (TPN)
Pugu Road, Dar Group Building
P.O.Box 21605, Dar es Salaam
Tel: 255 754 277 335
255 713 201 204
Email: laymohd_tpn@yahoo.com
Website: www.tpn.co.tz[/COLOR][/I]
This is a bit strange! The only thing you saw in this invitation to be a member was the "harvesting of wadangayika's money"? I have no idea about TPN, but this sort of attitude of always thinking that people cannot start any noble cause, except for money is part of the many problems befalling us. I think that if you're not convinced by their fees or their objectives, you could simply refuse their offer to join their organisation, instead of endulging in this sort of malicious display of arrogance!
I also found it rather grossly unethical, unprofessional and backwardness to display a private communication in this public forum. Tukue kidogo jamani, ah!
Mr President,
At last I have got answers to my queries above, through this email you sent to me;
From your email I can conclude as follows:
1) anybody can be member of TPN provided can pay the due fees
2) there is no quality assuarance at TPN
3) qualification of a member is not an issue provided can pay the due fees
4) TPN is interested with Quantity of members not their quality
5) Once I get 100 000/= will phone you so that you send somebody to come to pick; Though you do not know my qualification.
Ahsante Mr Pres, good luck on harvesting wadanganyika's money.
Njimba.
[COLOR="Blue"]Here is a copy of your email to me:
Dear Njimba
Welcome to TPN. I want to take this opportunity to congratulate you on your decision to join our organization!
We hope TPN will enhance your knowledge, career, and development of your profession. It will also give you the opportunity to meet with fellow professionals in a relaxed atmosphere at our monthly meetings. As an individual member you are required to pay registration fee of Tsh 100,000 or can pay 25,000 per quarter (3months) and a monthly subscription of 20,000 (240,000 annual fee of which it can be paid in 3 installments). You can deposit your payment at CRDB Bank, Lumumba Branch to Tanzania Professionals Network account no. 01J1007608900 (please notify us with proof of payment for record purposes). For your convenience, you can call us and assign you someone to come by your offices to collect the payment. Once your registration is confirmed, a membership card will be sent to you. We hope you will carry it as a display of your commitment to continued professionalism. TPN membership offers many benefits:
· a monthly newsletter with meeting information, notices of upcoming events of TPN and the news of your fellow members, and more. (members are encouraged to contribute materials they feel should be circulated among other members)
· monthly meetings featuring professionals speaking about current issues facing our country.
· regular workshops/ seminars to enhance your daily job performance.
Soon, you should begin receiving our newsletter, which also provides meeting information.
If you have any questions about TPN or your membership please call me at this number 0754 277 335. We look forward to seeing you at our next meeting.
Please find attached a copy of TPN Constitution.
Sincerely,
Laila Mohamed
On Behalf of TPN President
Sanctus Mtsimbe
Layla Mohamed
Administrator
Tanzania Professionals Network (TPN)
Pugu Road, Dar Group Building
P.O.Box 21605, Dar es Salaam
Tel: 255 754 277 335
255 713 201 204
Email: laymohd_tpn@yahoo.com
Website: www.tpn.co.tz[/COLOR][/I]
This is a bit strange! The only thing you saw in this invitation to be a member was the "harvesting of wadangayika's money"? I have no idea about TPN, but this sort of attitude of always thinking that people cannot start any noble cause, except for money is part of the many problems befalling us. I think that if you're not convinced by their fees or their objectives, you could simply refuse their offer to join their organisation, instead of endulging in this sort of malicious display of arrogance!
I also found it rather grossly unethical, unprofessional and backwardness to display a private communication in this public forum. Tukue kidogo jamani, ah!
Kitila,
Thank you very much for your comments, though, I do not find any wrong doing on this one.
It should be remembered that the President of TPN came here openly to invite people to join his organisation and has done everything possible to market. I think was well prepared for any outcome of his gesture.
I asked him simple questions for clarifications; instead of coming with clear answers he just said should read past threads.
Kitila, I am just a mere member of JF compared to you a Senior & Premium Member. However, I find that you are a victim of Swahili saying Mkuki kwa nguruwe kwa binadamu uchungu. Secondly, It seems I do not understand the real meaning of JFs slogan Where We Dare to Talk Openly.
From your comments I conclude as follows:
1. At JF, Governments confidential documents such as EPA report, Richmond Contract, NHCs report, etc can be exposed without any problem. And a person exposes them is hailed.
2. The term Mafisadi applies to Government officials and other influential figures in our society, but your fellow Mzalendo can con you and should remain silent.
3. Kitila, I quote your statement, This is a bit strange! The only thing you saw in this invitation to be a member was the "harvesting of wadangayika's money"? Yes, Kitila, I also find strange for an organisation like Tanzania Professional Network to undermine the quality of its members just for money. Kitila, I do not know your profession and if you are member of your professional body. Tell me which professional body in the world can just offer their membership like that? What I know is that if you are a member of a certain body you represent it. In addition, there is a French proverb which states that: show me the woman you are hunting, I will tell you what type of a person you are. The way TPN is hunting its members represents itself its true colour. Pay my fees first, you become my member and I give you a membership card. The danger is that, one day Majambazi and Vibakas will be identified by TPNs cards.
4. Concerning exposing our communication, I think this was TPN presidents call on his first message, read this extract, Naitwa Sanctus Mtsimbe na naomba niungane na wana JF wengine waliojitambulisha kwa majina yao halisi na kutoa mwito wengine wafanye hivyo ili tuweze kuungana [/I]na kufanya mambo ya kimmsingi sasa yanayohitaji kufahamiana na kukutana. However, I apologize if offended him.
5. Yes, Kitila, the only thing I saw on TPNs invitation was their interest in harvesting Wadanganyikas money.
Nawakilisha,
Njimba
this Is A Bit Strange! The Only Thing You Saw In This Invitation To Be A Member Was The "harvesting Of Wadangayika's Money"? I Have No Idea About Tpn, But This Sort Of Attitude Of Always Thinking That
People Cannot Start Any Noble Cause, Except For Money Is Part Of The Many Problems Befalling Us. I Think That If You're Not Convinced By Their Fees Or Their Objectives, You Could Simply Refuse Their Offer To Join Their Organisation, Instead Of Endulging In This Sort Of Malicious Display Of Arrogance!
I Also Found It Rather Grossly Unethical, Unprofessional And Backwardness To Display A Private Communication In This Public Forum. Tukue Kidogo Jamani, Ah!
Njimba,
What really troubled me in your post is the impact of your unsubstantiated claim on the morale of people behind such genuine and noble cause as TPN.
In any case, my understanding is that the TPN call for support is a voluntary one; if I dont want joining I would simply keep quite or say no quitely without trying to discourage others who maybe convinced, however flawed the organisation may appear.
asante kwa jibu lako mzalendo Rais. Nimefuatilia huu mjadala na nimegundua kuna wakati huwa unajibu maswali wakati wa usiku sana,hii inadhihirisha jinsi ulivzokuwa commited na kuiendeleza jamii za watanzania kupitia TPN.Nakushukuru kwa niaba ya watanzania wengine na again nakuahidi ushirikiano wa karibu later this year.Zemarcopolo asante tena kwa mchngo wako. TPN imeajiri wafanyakazi wanne. Wawili ni full time na wawili huwa wanasaidia pale tu tunapokuwa na events na si lazima wawe ni hao hao.
Kuhusu Mishahara, sidhani kama ni busara ku-discose hapa kwani mshahara ni siri ya mtu. Labda ni seme tu kuwa wafanyakazi hawa wawili waliajiriwa kupitia utaratibu wa uwazi baada ya post kutangazwa kwenye magazeti na kisha watu kuomba. Panel ya interview iliundwa na executive Committee na hatimaye ikatoa mapendekezo kwa executive Committee ambayo ndiyo yenye mamlaka ya kuamua.
Mimi si moja wa wafanyakazi wa TPN ingawa natenga muda wa kutosha kushughulikia majukumu yangu kama kiongozi.
Wafanyakazi wawili wa full time wanafanya kazi kuanzia asubuhi saa 2 hadi saa 11 jioni. Kuna muda wa mapumziko ya saa moja kwa ajili ya chakula.
Majukumu yangu kama Rais yalivyoainishwa katika ni kama ifuatavyo:
Presidents duties and responsibilities shall be;
- a) To Chair the relevant meetings of the Organization
- b) To oversee the functions of the Organization
- d) Responsible for ensuring that the function of the Organization are carried out properly, in accordance with the constitution stipulation and generally supervise the Work of the organization.
- e) Preside at all general and executive meetings.
- f) Prepare and deliver the annual presidents address at every annual General meeting.
- g) A signatory to cheques and other withdrawal papers.
- h) Any other duty as may be assigned to him/her by the Executive Committee or any other of the Organization organs.
Majukumu mengine ya ziada kama yalivyoainishwa kaatika Structure ya TPN ni kuwa Mwenyekiti wa Kitengo Maalumu cha Rais.
- 1: Presidents Division with the following responsibilities:
- 1) General Focus on Elimination of unemployment, underproduction, high rate of illiteracy, low level of Science and Technology and imbalance in its trade balance caused by among others unmanageable external debt and lopsided international trade practices
- 2) General co-ordination of activities and exchange of information on our professions
- 3) Aiming to have a very strong base for building a better future and promoting and facilitating Socio - Economic Development
- 4) Focus on a vision to transform Tanzania into a POWERFUL KNOWLEDGE BASED SOCIETY by the Year 2050.
- 5) Focus on a vision to stimulate and promote effective use of the POWER OF THE BRAIN among Tanzanians in addressing and solving their various Social, Cultural, Economical; Environmental; Developmental and Psychological Problems.
- 6) Recognition of peoples contribution to the society and reward them accordingly.
- 7) Co-coordinating funds, equipment, instruments, furniture, materials, in country and overseas training, scholarships from various organisations, governments, individuals and other bodies.
- 8) Coordination to establish or support any charitable trusts, associations or institutions formed for all or any of the objectives.
- 9) Legal Matters of the Organization
- 10) To oversee the functions of the Organization
- 11) Responsible for ensuring that the function of the Organization are carried out properly, in accordance with the constitution stipulation and generally supervise the Work of the organization.
- 12) Issuing of Official Statements
Najaribu kupitia mjadala mzima maana nipo nyuma kidogo lakini hii ya Kuhani ni kali mno!
Mtsimbe unatakiwa kujiuzuru!!! Lol!
Ok bwana Msimbe, may be watu wengi hapa wanachukulia hichi chama/organization kama ni cha kisanii tu kimeundwa ili watu washibe kama NGO nyingine zinavyofanywa..may be ni too early kuanza kuki judge...swali langu ni moja tu...unakiona vipi chama/organization yako baada ya miaka kumi katika namna nzima ya kumuinua mtanzania au Uchumi wa Tanzania kwa ujumla...naomba u heat to the point..uache propaganda...tukiwa conviced tutajiunga tu kwa mafungu
ushauri wa bure kwa TPN,jitahidini muwe think tank,jitengenezeeni utaratibu wa kukaa na kukuna vichwa kwa lengo la kuisaidia nchi,na kwa hili si lazima mlipwe.mathalani kupanda kwa bei ya mafuta ni pasua kichwa,hebu nyie wasomi kaeni kama kundi fikirieni makakati wa kuinasua nchi na hii balaa,andaeni mapendekezo kisha tafuta utaratibu muafaka wa kufikisha maoni yenu panapohusika na bila shaka mtasikilizwa,hli la kulalamika tu kwamba bei ya mafuta inapanda world wide halitusaidii,tuangalie tax structure,exchange rate,mfumo wa usambazaji mafuta etc,tuone ni wapi we can make a saving kwa mtumiaji wa mwisho,maana dala dala mbagala/posta 600.- mmmmmhhh!
Mr President,
At last I have got answers to my queries above, through this email you sent to me;
From your email I can conclude as follows:
1) anybody can be member of TPN provided can pay the due fees
2) there is no quality assuarance at TPN
3) qualification of a member is not an issue provided can pay the due fees
4) TPN is interested with Quantity of members not their quality
5) Once I get 100 000/= will phone you so that you send somebody to come to pick; Though you do not know my qualification.
Ahsante Mr Pres, good luck on harvesting wadanganyika's money.
Njimba.
This is a bit strange! The only thing you saw in this invitation to be a member was the "harvesting of wadangayika's money"? I have no idea about TPN, but this sort of attitude of always thinking that people cannot start any noble cause, except for money is part of the many problems befalling us. I think that if you're not convinced by their fees or their objectives, you could simply refuse their offer to join their organisation, instead of endulging in this sort of malicious display of arrogance!
I also found it rather grossly unethical, unprofessional and backwardness to display a private communication in this public forum. Tukue kidogo jamani, ah!