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Question to you is HOW SHOULD THE STATUSQUO BE DISRUPTED ??SHOW US AND STOP LAMENTING
Question to you is HOW SHOULD THE STATUSQUO BE DISRUPTED ??SHOW US AND STOP LAMENTINGYou are assuming that Magufuli despise the status quo. Nothing shows that he actually does. I think he has singlehandedly done more than his predecessors to perpetuate the status quo. How do you disrupt the status quo through presiding over a despotic government? How do you disrupt the status quo through censorship, and suppression of the media and freedom of expression?How do you disrupt the status quo through intimidation and reduction of the space for creativity (all by issuing directives)? How do you disrupt the status quo without an institutional approach?
ni kweli mkuuUzuri hii thread itachangiwa na watu wenye weledi....
hey come on not our Magufuli it's your MagufuliOur Magufuli is ready to do whatever ethical issues he is being told only if that issue is spoken in a good manner.
I beg to differ.Lets take part of the constitution of the Economic Freedom Fighters in which President Magufuli is looking at the moment.
The EFF takes new type of economy as the theoretical basis guiding its thinking and development of its political line and in this respect identifies itself as a sufficient driven government machine.
The basic programme of the EFF is the complete overthrow of the neo liberal discrimination against indigenous as well as the bourgeoisie and all other exploiting classes.
It is when you see the establishment of the dictatorship of the people in place of the dictatorship of the bourgeoisie and the triumph of socialism over capitalism.
The ultimate aim of the EFF is the realisation of socialism through people’s power and the establishment of a state that responds to the needs of its people.
Tanzanians now are able to differentiate between the stigma and positives.
It would be useful if the actual politicians and their way of practicing politics, distinguish from practicing politicking of their political parties, were examined to see if it represents a potentially viable opposition to Chama Cha Mapinduzi..
Their style of politics which sort to violence and malpractice is now intolerable.
I beg to differ.
Maghufuli's government is run by its Treasury. The Treasury (Ministry of Finance) is under Dr. Mpango, the only cabinet Minister that can elbow his way into the legislature to fulfil his Scandinavian - style, macro-economic policies.
Maghufuli's government is far from EFF. The mining and extractive industries policies introduced and subsequently passed by his administration and The legislature respectively do not reflect the EFF's ambition of indigenization, contrary to the popular belief disseminated by both foreign investors and short-sighted local politicians. The policy does not in any way improve the access to "Capital" to the indigenous population rather than cementing the role of small-scale miners as owners of small mines.
I am actually a big fan of his economic policies. They are simply what I have seen in most successful countries in this planet and I can even go further and say, they are the policies followed by the most successful individuals in this planet. Simply put, they are earn more and save more policies. Get as much taxes and save from unnecessary luxuries.
That EFF thang is just another way of creating a "burguosie" class on the back of public treasures and has been the central policies of the Mteis, Mbowes, Mengis, Iddi Simba and the likes. Always trying to equate economic indigenization with social democracy.
I support a strong government which represents the mass in negotiating the terms of exploitation with the ultimate goal of acquiring a sustainably enough chunk of the economy to finance the social welfare of the mass while optimizing the benefits of individual entrepreneurship.
He is the man we need, only we can fine-tune the legislature which has shown lack of intellectual capabilities and demonstrated vehemently, partisan politics.
By now most of us know how president Magufuli operates.
His modus operandi is an open secret.
He doesn’t like to be told what to do or be pressured into doing something especially if it is being done in public via social and traditional media.
He himself has alluded to that fact. That, if you tell him what to do you will ruin any chances of him doing whatever it is that you want him to do.
Matter of fact, the more you call on him to do something, the more he doubles and triples down in the opposite direction. He is that hard-headed. Maybe he has too much of that male ego..
Now, with that being said, maybe it’s also time for the opposition to change their methods of dealing with him. To recalibrate their strategies in order to go along with the type of personality that he is.
Look on how he doubled down on the Paul Makonda’s issue.
A year later Makonda is still the RC for Dar Es Salaam. Those who were vehemently calling for his head to roll have evidently ran out of gas. The issue is now dead in the water when clearly there was something fishy there!
There’s no doubt in my mind that Magufuli will be re-elected and it will be a landslide.
So barring some ill health or death or some other unforeseen calamity, he is going to be our president through 2025.
There has got to be another way of dealing with him if the opposition hopes to see him take action on some of the things they would like to see him act on them.
But, if they keep on doing the same things over and over and hope he acts, nothing that they wish to see happen will be done.
Alright, well, those are just my musings on this rainy Sunday afternoon [where I’m currently at].
Be well y’all.
What you're suggesting doesn't make any sense, are you implying that the opposition parties beg him as if he's the king in the pre-colonial era? What the oppositions are doing it's their constitutional rights and they are not asking for flavours from him. If magufuli doesn't like to operate in a democratic country then in my opinion he's going to have rough time. In fact, there are indications suggesting significant number of Tanzanians are not impressed by his leadership style and the way things are going at the moment.
As for the 2020 general election I think the race is wide open but, I hope the election will be fair otherwise I can see the country's so called peace stability being tested like never before.
Correct.I agree with your point.
The antiquated legislative house need to be revamped through those few who have come to acquire some knowledge about macro economics if not whole knowledge.
Mr president has tried to pull some from other side of argument we see the likes of mama Mgwira and Professor Mkumbo, but the ambition to build the economy of the style they want it needs a lot of efforts and help from all Tanzanians and not just few.
Naunga mkono hoja.Correct.
However, it's through a representative democracy, that people's efforts and help (as you've put it) will be tunneled through policies and their supporting regulations. There has been a habit of enacting complicated policies that are hard to regulate, to finance and even articulate with previous plans and the country's vision.
The result has been a series of presidential decrees trampling enacted legislations simply because of impracticability.
So, there's still a desperate need for a stronger and competent legislature that will translate to a smooth execution of enacted policies and practicability of government plans. Also, it won't hurt if the world sees us as a competent and flexible Nation that you can associate with.
What you're suggesting doesn't make any sense, are you implying that the opposition parties beg him as if he's the king in the pre-colonial era? What the oppositions are doing it's their constitutional rights and they are not asking for favours from him. If magufuli doesn't like to operate in a democratic country then in my opinion he's going to have some rough time ahead. In fact, there are indications suggesting that significant number of Tanzanians are not impressed by his leadership style and the way things are going at the moment.
As for the 2020 general election I think the race is wide open but, I hope the election will be fair otherwise I can see the country's so called peace stability being tested like never before.
By now most of us know how president Magufuli operates.
His modus operandi is an open secret.
He doesn’t like to be told what to do or be pressured into doing something especially if it is being done in public via social and traditional media.
He himself has alluded to that fact. That, if you tell him what to do you will ruin any chances of him doing whatever it is that you want him to do.
Matter of fact, the more you call on him to do something, the more he doubles and triples down in the opposite direction. He is that hard-headed. Maybe he has too much of that male ego..
Now, with that being said, maybe it’s also time for the opposition to change their methods of dealing with him. To recalibrate their strategies in order to go along with the type of personality that he is.
Look on how he doubled down on the Paul Makonda’s issue.
A year later Makonda is still the RC for Dar Es Salaam. Those who were vehemently calling for his head to roll have evidently ran out of gas. The issue is now dead in the water when clearly there was something fishy there!
There’s no doubt in my mind that Magufuli will be re-elected and it will be a landslide.
So barring some ill health or death or some other unforeseen calamity, he is going to be our president through 2025.
There has got to be another way of dealing with him if the opposition hopes to see him take action on some of the things they would like to see him act on them.
But, if they keep on doing the same things over and over and hope he acts, nothing that they wish to see happen will be done.
Alright, well, those are just my musings on this rainy Sunday afternoon [where I’m currently at].
Be well y’all.
By now most of us know how president Magufuli operates.
His modus operandi is an open secret.
He doesn’t like to be told what to do or be pressured into doing something especially if it is being done in public via social and traditional media.
He himself has alluded to that fact. That, if you tell him what to do you will ruin any chances of him doing whatever it is that you want him to do.
Matter of fact, the more you call on him to do something, the more he doubles and triples down in the opposite direction. He is that hard-headed. Maybe he has too much of that male ego..
Now, with that being said, maybe it’s also time for the opposition to change their methods of dealing with him. To recalibrate their strategies in order to go along with the type of personality that he is.
Look on how he doubled down on the Paul Makonda’s issue.
A year later Makonda is still the RC for Dar Es Salaam. Those who were vehemently calling for his head to roll have evidently ran out of gas. The issue is now dead in the water when clearly there was something fishy there!
There’s no doubt in my mind that Magufuli will be re-elected and it will be a landslide.
So barring some ill health or death or some other unforeseen calamity, he is going to be our president through 2025.
There has got to be another way of dealing with him if the opposition hopes to see him take action on some of the things they would like to see him act on them.
But, if they keep on doing the same things over and over and hope he acts, nothing that they wish to see happen will be done.
Alright, well, those are just my musings on this rainy Sunday afternoon [where I’m currently at].
Be well y’all.
By now most of us know how president Magufuli operates.
His modus operandi is an open secret.
He doesn’t like to be told what to do or be pressured into doing something especially if it is being done in public via social and traditional media.
He himself has alluded to that fact. That, if you tell him what to do you will ruin any chances of him doing whatever it is that you want him to do.
Matter of fact, the more you call on him to do something, the more he doubles and triples down in the opposite direction. He is that hard-headed. Maybe he has too much of that male ego..
Now, with that being said, maybe it’s also time for the opposition to change their methods of dealing with him. To recalibrate their strategies in order to go along with the type of personality that he is.
Look on how he doubled down on the Paul Makonda’s issue.
A year later Makonda is still the RC for Dar Es Salaam. Those who were vehemently calling for his head to roll have evidently ran out of gas. The issue is now dead in the water when clearly there was something fishy there!
There’s no doubt in my mind that Magufuli will be re-elected and it will be a landslide.
So barring some ill health or death or some other unforeseen calamity, he is going to be our president through 2025.
There has got to be another way of dealing with him if the opposition hopes to see him take action on some of the things they would like to see him act on them.
But, if they keep on doing the same things over and over and hope he acts, nothing that they wish to see happen will be done.
Alright, well, those are just my musings on this rainy Sunday afternoon [where I’m currently at].
Be well y’all.