Rev. Kishoka
JF-Expert Member
- Mar 7, 2006
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Mr. President,
I would like to offer my congratulations for your victory to lead Tanzania for the second term.
I know this year elections were not piece of cake to your party CCM and its government as it was in year 2005.
I understand you are spending significant amount of time to reflect and measure the last 5 years of your administration and leadership, while planning to execute the new mission as stated on your Party 2010 Election manifesto.
As a citizen of the republic I have a few questions that I would like for you to take time to think about it, and if possible, respond to my questions when you address the Parliament next week.
I would like to offer my congratulations for your victory to lead Tanzania for the second term.
I know this year elections were not piece of cake to your party CCM and its government as it was in year 2005.
I understand you are spending significant amount of time to reflect and measure the last 5 years of your administration and leadership, while planning to execute the new mission as stated on your Party 2010 Election manifesto.
As a citizen of the republic I have a few questions that I would like for you to take time to think about it, and if possible, respond to my questions when you address the Parliament next week.
- What are the 5 major challenges that you will be facing in the next 5 years?
- What will you do different on the second term in comparison to the first term?
- How are you going to inspire Tanzanians to become productive and efficient?
- What will you do as President and a citizen to encourage Tanzanians to be engaged with affairs of their country?
- If you were to correct mistakes of your first term, list 5 descisions or dirrectives from your presidency that you will wish to reverse and correct.