Njilembera
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- May 10, 2008
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Mtanganyika thank you for throwing those insights. I work for a training institution much smaller than UDSM and whenever we have to think of any plan, policy whatever you call it, the big bosses will point out UDSM's plan etc as the template, to the extent of not allowing our own ideas to germinate into something of our own that attends our own problems.
Similarly now we see what is happening at Country level. And if you thought the World Bank economists have higher education than our professors you are very wrong, they only have the name WB behind them, and the lazy Tzs ( yaani sisi) we follow and adore their ill-cooked policies, we simply do not use our brains to even find out what those policies by this butch of youngmen from WB mean to us.
De Soto's is a very good example of how a whole nation can be fooled into believing that poverty is eradictable by making it possible for the poor guys to borrow, as if money (and what it represents) is in its plenty within the nation and only requires you to have a piece of paper to access it and there and then your life changes. Upuuzi mtupu. And Mkapa was one of those guys who embraced and kissed De Soto and who else other than our good and learned professors who supported Mkapa translating this to policy and what you see now happening with Mkurabita!
And as recent as this year we saw yet another 'innovative strategy'- Kilimo Kwanza eti sijui na Green Revolution.....but conceived and hoped to be funded by our big brothers,,,,,
AfRICA Tanzania sijui niipende au nifanye nini, nakulilia mamaaa Africa
Similarly now we see what is happening at Country level. And if you thought the World Bank economists have higher education than our professors you are very wrong, they only have the name WB behind them, and the lazy Tzs ( yaani sisi) we follow and adore their ill-cooked policies, we simply do not use our brains to even find out what those policies by this butch of youngmen from WB mean to us.
De Soto's is a very good example of how a whole nation can be fooled into believing that poverty is eradictable by making it possible for the poor guys to borrow, as if money (and what it represents) is in its plenty within the nation and only requires you to have a piece of paper to access it and there and then your life changes. Upuuzi mtupu. And Mkapa was one of those guys who embraced and kissed De Soto and who else other than our good and learned professors who supported Mkapa translating this to policy and what you see now happening with Mkurabita!
And as recent as this year we saw yet another 'innovative strategy'- Kilimo Kwanza eti sijui na Green Revolution.....but conceived and hoped to be funded by our big brothers,,,,,
AfRICA Tanzania sijui niipende au nifanye nini, nakulilia mamaaa Africa