With disgust I have read the reserve account of Tanzania amounting to $ 3.6 billion after 50 years of independence whereas two countries which had our status in 1960`s namely Singapore and Malaysia have surpassed us such that we must be running to catch them.
The former has the reserve of $ 246.1 billion whereas the later has the reserve of $ 135.9 billion both figures were of as at 30th April 2012..
My colleagues lets discuss heartily what could be done to rectify this situation..my heart is pounding heavily when you are told that just the renovation of Prof Beno Ndulu house has siphoned tax payers` money amounting to Tsh 3 billion whereas our reserve account stands at $ 3.6 billion which equates to the income of North Mara Nyamongo Gold Mine..
It hurts... and it pains....
What we have is what our economy can generate as surplus. Do we need to abolish higher learning insitutions loans to maintain high saving or do need not to employ enough teachers for the sake of high saving?
Your post seems not to itererate well in my mind. Do you mean that Singapore and Malaysia neither pay for higher education nor employing teachers? There is a point to discuss why are we such low when compared with nations that economies similar to ours fifty years ago. It is true those nations with such high reserve has also done a lot more in ally sectors your refering compared to our KayumbasWhat we have is what our economy can generate as surplus. Do we need to abolish higher learning insitutions loans to maintain high saving or do need not to employ enough teachers for the sake of high saving?
With disgust I have read the reserve account of Tanzania amounting to $ 3.6 billion after 50 years of independence whereas two countries which had our status in 1960`s namely Singapore and Malaysia have surpassed us such that we must be running to catch them.
The former has the reserve of $ 246.1 billion whereas the later has the reserve of $ 135.9 billion both figures were of as at 30th April 2012..
My colleagues lets discuss heartily what could be done to rectify this situation..my heart is pounding heavily when you are told that just the renovation of Prof Beno Ndulu house has siphoned tax payers` money amounting to Tsh 3 billion whereas our reserve account stands at $ 3.6 billion which equates to the income of North Mara Nyamongo Gold Mine..
It hurts... and it pains....
Both are potentials in any economy, to educate your citizen in a college level as well as employing our teachers. The issues here is how we can raise our foreign reserves despite all hardship which many countries like Malaysia had overcome.
Both are potentials in any economy, to educate your citizen in a college level as well as employing our teachers. The issues here is how we can raise our foreign reserves despite all hardship which many countries like Malaysia had overcome.
What we have is what our economy can generate as surplus. Do we need to abolish higher learning insitutions loans to maintain high saving or do need not to employ enough teachers for the sake of high saving?
Your post seems not to itererate well in my mind. Do you mean that Singapore and Malaysia neither pay for higher education nor employing teachers? There is a point to discuss why are we such low when compared with nations that economies similar to ours fifty years ago. It is true those nations with such high reserve has also done a lot more in ally sectors your refering compared to our Kayumbas
What we have is what our economy can generate as surplus. Do we need to abolish higher learning insitutions loans to maintain high saving or do need not to employ enough teachers for the sake of high saving?
On the red: I refuse to buy your theory. Our economy is capable of generating 3 times (if not more) of what we are generating now if only those entrusted to run the economy are doing their job properly. We conviniently twisted our principles and turn our priorities upside down. Our education system is heading down, our industrial base non-existant,
our agriculture sector is not any better. And top it up, we have handed over the mining sector to the rich boys!
No serious economist would spend as our leaders do and claim our economy is small expecting people to buy that lie! Those at the top of the ladder are living such a lavish livestyle only matched by the late Michael Jackson! It is insane to amase cars worth Tshs 5 trillion when a third of your population are going to bed hungry!
It is about time that we have an intellectual debate about the state of our economy not least our priorities to get us out of this mess.
To triple our current income we have to abolish all incentives (TIC) granted to investors, FJM do you think Tanzania will be in a position to do so? I think we are bound to implement our agreements with foreign investors even if another political party form a new government. Being member of WTO we have to