UTEUZI: Rais Magufuli amteua Dkt. Mndolwa kuwa Mwenyekiti Bodi ya Wakurugenzi ya Benki ya Posta Tanzania(TPB)

Rais Magufuli Amemteua Mwenyekiti Wa Jumuiya Ya Wazazi CCM Taifa DKt Edmund Mndolwa Kuwa Mwenyekiti Wa Bodi Ya Wakurugenzi Wa Benki Ya Posta Tanzania (TPB). Je Katika Nchi Inayofuata Utawala Bora, Ufanisi Wa Benki Tena Ya Umma Kusimamiwa Na Kiongozi Wa Chama Cha Siasa Ni Sawa ?

This is the country where utawala bora no longer applies.
 
Acha wivu wa kike!! Mwenzako amelamba shavu unaleta mapovu!!

Hapa unafiki uko wazi peupe. Ilikuwaje kelele kuwa nyingi eti TLS isiongozwe na mwanasiasa kisa sheria ni jambo la kitaalamu!?
 
Ngoja nikuendeshe kama lorry bovu la kijijini kwenu!!
UCD muogope Mungu wako, kwanini mlimpiga risasi 38. Haya ndiyo ya msingi mengine achama nayo. na mnakwenda kusali na maaskofu. Dhihaka kwa Mungu. I rest my case!
 
UCD muogope Mungu wako, kwanini mlimpiga risasi 38. Haya ndiyo ya msingi mengine achama nayo. na mnakwenda kusali na maaskofu. Dhihaka kwa Mungu. I rest my case!
Wasaliti wote duniani hupigwa zaidi ya hizo! Muulize Snowden kwa nini amekimbia Marekani ambako mnasema ni baba wa Demokrasi duniani???!!
 
Wasaliti wote duniani hupigwa zaidi ya hizo! Muulize Snowden kwa nini amekimbia Marekani ambako mnasema ni baba wa Demokrasi duniani???!!
amesaliti nini? can you substantiate it? Snowden alitoa siri wakati aliapa kutotoa siri kama mawaziri wanavyoapa kutotoa siri za vikao vya baraza la mawaziri. Lisu alisaliti nini?
 
amesaliti nini? can you substantiate it? Snowden alitoa siri wakati aliapa kutotoa siri kama mawaziri wanavyoapa kutotoa siri za vikao vya baraza la mawaziri. Lisu alisaliti nini?
Labda nikuulize kama Snowden angechukua classfied info to the third part then huyo third part akafikisha info hizo kwa adui unafikiri huyo third part siyo msaliti kwa kuwa hakuapa??
 
Labda nikuulize kama Snowden angechukua classfied info to the third part then huyo third part akafikisha info hizo kwa adui unafikiri huyo third part siyo msaliti kwa kuwa hakuapa??
Kuwa ndege imeshikiliwa hatujalipa ndiyo classified info? Ni dictatorship inayowafanya msione ukweli!

14 Essential Features of Dictatorship – Explained!

The following can be identified as the basic features of Dictatorship:

1. Rule of the person or small group led by one person:

Dictatorship involves the rule of one person or one small group led by

one person.

2. Dictatorship comes into existence by force:

The ruler comes to power either by force or through manipulation i.e.

by illegal means.

3. Arbitrary Rule of Dictator:

The dictator rules by his will. His will is the law.


4. Irresponsible Rule:

The rule of a dictator is neither transparent nor responsible nor even

accountable to the people or to popular institutions.


5. Backed by Military Power of the State:

Usually, Dictatorship is the product of militarism, directly or indirectly.


6. Rule based on Force and Violence:

Rule by force and domination is the eternal law of dictatorship.


7. Ruler acts for the whole nation:

The ruler identifies the interests of the people with his own interests

and describes his interests as national interests.


8. Aggressive Nationalism:

The ideology of nationalism is used as a means for securing credibility

for the interests of the ruler. In the name of the unity and

development of the people, the ruler exercises his power for his self

interest.

9. No Difference between State and Government:

Dictatorship does not make a distinction between state and

government.


10. Totally opposed to Democracy:

Dictatorship as the rule of one person is totally opposed to democracy

which stands for the rule of the people.


11. Little Importance to People’s Rights and Freedom:

Dictatorship pays little attention to the rights of the people but always

places full emphasis upon the duties of the people towards the state.


12. Change of ruler by force or violent means:


The ruler exercises power for life or for as much time as he can. The

change of ruler-ship is almost always affected by force or a revolution

or by a ‘coup’ against the ruler.

13. Centralisation of all powers in the hands of the ruler:

Dictatorship may have a number of governmental organisations for

exercising power but each such organisation works under the ultimate

authority and control of the ruler.

14. Use of war as a means:

The ruler uses war and aggression as the means for diverting the

attention of the people away from their domestic problems.


Two Hallmarks of Dictatorship: Out of all these features, we can

identify the following two as the hallmarks of dictatorship:


(a) Dictatorship makes a sharp distinction between the ruler and the

ruled and gives all importance to the former.


(b) Dictatorship makes little distinction between state and government. The dictator identifies himself with the supreme power of the state. He has a monopoly over it.


In simple words, it can be said that Dictatorship is the veritable

opposite of Democracy. Whereas Democracy stands for popular

sovereignty, representative and responsible government, and the

fundamental rights and freedoms of the people. Dictatorship stands

for one man rule, authoritarian rule over the people and little

regard for the rights and freedoms of the people.
 
Naona sasa hivi umekuwa mtindo kutokusema mteule alikua nani kabla ya utezi. Sijajua ni bahati mbaya au makusudi lakini ilianzia kwa uteuzi wa aina yake uliotoa mtu Dar hadi Tabora.

Mndolwa kama sikosei amewahi kuwa mwenyekiti wa bodi ya wakurugenzi KCB Tanzania. Tunamtakia mafanikio kwa nafasi yake.

Ni mwanachama mkereketwa wa chama chetu ni boss wa wazazi. Ni ex PwC na pia ni mmiliki mwenza wa AAR.
 
Kuwa ndege imeshikiliwa hatujalipa ndiyo classified info? Ni dictatorship inayowafanya msione ukweli!

14 Essential Features of Dictatorship – Explained!

The following can be identified as the basic features of Dictatorship:

1. Rule of the person or small group led by one person:

Dictatorship involves the rule of one person or one small group led by

one person.

2. Dictatorship comes into existence by force:

The ruler comes to power either by force or through manipulation i.e.

by illegal means.

3. Arbitrary Rule of Dictator:

The dictator rules by his will. His will is the law.


4. Irresponsible Rule:

The rule of a dictator is neither transparent nor responsible nor even

accountable to the people or to popular institutions.


5. Backed by Military Power of the State:

Usually, Dictatorship is the product of militarism, directly or indirectly.


6. Rule based on Force and Violence:

Rule by force and domination is the eternal law of dictatorship.


7. Ruler acts for the whole nation:

The ruler identifies the interests of the people with his own interests

and describes his interests as national interests.


8. Aggressive Nationalism:

The ideology of nationalism is used as a means for securing credibility

for the interests of the ruler. In the name of the unity and

development of the people, the ruler exercises his power for his self

interest.

9. No Difference between State and Government:

Dictatorship does not make a distinction between state and

government.


10. Totally opposed to Democracy:

Dictatorship as the rule of one person is totally opposed to democracy

which stands for the rule of the people.


11. Little Importance to People’s Rights and Freedom:

Dictatorship pays little attention to the rights of the people but always

places full emphasis upon the duties of the people towards the state.


12. Change of ruler by force or violent means:


The ruler exercises power for life or for as much time as he can. The

change of ruler-ship is almost always affected by force or a revolution

or by a ‘coup’ against the ruler.

13. Centralisation of all powers in the hands of the ruler:

Dictatorship may have a number of governmental organisations for

exercising power but each such organisation works under the ultimate

authority and control of the ruler.

14. Use of war as a means:

The ruler uses war and aggression as the means for diverting the

attention of the people away from their domestic problems.


Two Hallmarks of Dictatorship: Out of all these features, we can

identify the following two as the hallmarks of dictatorship:


(a) Dictatorship makes a sharp distinction between the ruler and the

ruled and gives all importance to the former.


(b) Dictatorship makes little distinction between state and government. The dictator identifies himself with the supreme power of the state. He has a monopoly over it.


In simple words, it can be said that Dictatorship is the veritable

opposite of Democracy. Whereas Democracy stands for popular

sovereignty, representative and responsible government, and the

fundamental rights and freedoms of the people. Dictatorship stands

for one man rule, authoritarian rule over the people and little

regard for the rights and freedoms of the people.
Umekopi na kupesti?? Ulitakiwa ku digest aandishi hilo then uje na intel conclusion. Siyo just copy & paste!!
 
Umekopi na kupesti?? Ulitakiwa ku digest aandishi hilo then uje na intel conclusion. Siyo just copy & paste!!
I am not in a political science class! Let the readers digest themselves !
Asante naona imekupata, ukweli mtupu! Asante we rest our case! I close the deal. Mjadala closed!
 
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