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68816419:

I will only take TZ serious only when u guys decides to help these Kenyans

Please deal with your issues first.

rvp2018:
I think chinese province have more autonomy than TZ's districts and provinces. They badly need devolved gov elected by the people.

Okay, let me tell you this. Most of the revenues in Tanzania are collected from the region of Dar es salaam which is the main business hub of the country. If we went into provisional governance only the regions having major cities like Dar, Mwanza, Arusha and Mbeya would have noticeable development while other regions with low revenue collection will have non, to fix this we have a centralised government where revenue from Dar es salaam will be used to build roads in Njombe apart from that it will be like in the US where people are moving from low revenue region to high revenue regions much like in the US where people are leaving Blue States to Red states such as Texas.

Kazikazi:
Why should they compare themselves with us?
They should look to the guys in their levels.
Tz is busy comparing with big boys like SA,morocco and Egypt

Which Tanzanian are you talking about?

1. Is it the one with the 40% electricity connectivity?
2. Is it the one with 9,000km of paved roads?
3. Is it the one with only two interchanges in the entire country with one flyover?
4. Is it the one that don't have hospital to treat her VIP citizens?
5. Is it the one that have 50% of her citizens living in extreme poverty?

rvp2018:
At least your provincial gov are not monolithic - when ANC run down everything - National Party can salvage some.
What is growing fine in TZ - when road network is 80,000 - 10 times less than South Africa. Tanzania badly need devolved or federal gov.

Road network in Tanzania is 80,000km because most of the land is either protected forests, national parks or game reserves (about 30% of the land) and Tanzania under the Ujamaa policy brought people together in villages for ease of providing services so why the large network? There are some places in Tanzania where you can travel for 3hrs without seeing a single human habitat, why put roads there? Cause it looks good on paper?

rvp2018:
Kenya tea farms

Uhuru might just have ruined the ENTIRE industry! Through CS Munya he's pushing a raft of measures that will COMPLETELY replace ALL factory directors in one go with predictable effects on institutional knowledge.
I've heard, and knowing of their family's greed and MASSIVE entitlement its likely true Uncle Muhoho already has an export monopoly lined up.
Time will tell...

Ignorant. The provincial governments of the nine provinces of South Africa have their own executive and legislative branches, but not separate judicial systems.

South Africa system is therefore very similar to Kenya or Germany - it called devolution.

Nigeria have federal system - which is why some states have enforced Sharia law. Ethiopia and US have similar systems. States are more powerful than South African provinces.

Tanzania and Ghana have centralized system - a relic of their communist past - that emphasized central planning and control - instead of sharing of power to the lowest unit possible - so people in village or district can make their own decisions based on their own priorities and local conditions.

AfriqueDuZuid:


LOL I think he meant municipal offices,

English has so many words you can juggle around with, even I can call a municipal office a parliament

When he/she said ministers take it as MEC(Member of executive council)

forgiveness:


Wow! It will also connect to Obudu where the cattle ranch is.

Thanks.

I tild you MOFOS to NEVER mention Obudu again! I did a 2 minute Google dive and immediately discovered the TYPICAL ISHYT behind the fake mahogany veneer.

Child brides, hoism and illiteracy; what we've come to expect from the historically warped sociocultural W African DNA.

The Urhobos are the local community.

Parental perception of girl-child early marriage amongst the Urhobos in Nigeria

[url]https://www.ijcmph.com/index.php/ijcmph/article/view/3263/url]

The deeper you look, the worse the picture!

Results: The analysis shows disagreements among respondents’ perception. 60% are yet to acknowledge gender discrimination in the underlying practice of early marriage. 77% admitted that ignorance is a factor. There is also some strong agreement that early marriage was due to unexpected pregnancy. A total of 62.5% of respondents admitted that their daughter married the boys who impregnated them, and all the girls were forced into it by their parents.

It is hereby inferred that there appear to be ignorance leading parents to force their girls into early marriage because of premarital pregnancy

DUHHH!?

The only tarred, winding main road which cuts through several villages up to the Obudu Mountain Resort – a favorite vacation spot among Nigerians

[url][https://www.google.com/amp/s/religionunplugged.com/news/2020/9/28/a-pastor-fights-to-stop-old-men-from-marrying-young-girls-in-nigeria%3fformat=ampurl]

Fyi, I'm the last nikka in the world to jump on the womens equality train: that ride is STRICTLY for the low IQ, kitkat beggars and the LGBTQI tribe but WTF!

However, under money marriage, the husband controls everything – his wife and her children – and is responsible for caring for his in-laws. This creates a greater incentive for a father to sell his daughter for marriage. After all, the husband is, for all intents and purposes, responsible for everyone.

If a “money wife” dies without bearing children, her family provides a replacement. And if her husband dies, she is handed over to his brothers or relatives. The husbands, who are mostly old men, have no problem allowing them to sell sex, remarked Akpan who lives in Ugbakoko community near Obudu. He has a “money wife” who is 21 and has five children already.

AAARRGHHH!? What the ENTIRE FECK! Why is the unimaginable common place in Naij? Saffas, do you have anything remotely similar to this? If anyone has traditional PRE COLONIAL hoism/ marriage culture pls let me know.

Edit: Dorothy Etagwa a stones throw from Obudu, married off at 6 years.

I am glad we share the same sentiments. The so called tea reforms are nonsense on steroid. The tea sector is facing production glut - and only way is for the sector to diversify into specialty teas , find new markets and do more value-addition. Uhuru unfortunately is trying to use tea to fix his messed up politics and try to connect with his people.

BUT KNOWING genuine farmers have full history of pre- and post-liberization - the so called tea reforms will be rejected by farmers.

kikuyu1:


Uhuru might just have ruined the ENTIRE industry! Through CS Munya he's pushing a raft of measures that will COMPLETELY replace ALL factory directors in one go with predictable effects on institutional knowledge.
I've heard, and knowing of their family's greed and MASSIVE entitlement its likely true Uncle Muhoho already has an export monopoly lined up.
Time will tell...

Kenya has similar economic structure - but you can keep the revenues centralized and shared equally. What is important is people from Njombe to have more autonomy and control of their future.

In kenya we started with district focus of 1980s - similar to TZ model now - and it didn't work - because the problem was people running the show were appointed by central gov - District Commissioners and their lackeys.

Then we went for CDF - const dev fund - every MP get 1-2m dollars annually to deal with small issues in their constituency - and we saw tremendous impact.

Now we have gone to devolution - with 47 counties with elected members of assemblies and governors - and we are seeing development spreading all over the country including in Turkana and neglected northern kenya.

What is important is people in any given small area need to have as much autonomy as possible - so they can make best decisions for themselves - without all knowing Magufuli going round fixing problems.

Mzal3ndo:

Okay, let me tell you this. Most of the revenues in Tanzania are collected from the region of Dar es salaam which is the main business hub of the country. If we went into provisional governance only the regions having major cities like Dar, Mwanza, Arusha and Mbeya would have noticeable development while other regions with low revenue collection will have non, to fix this we have a centralised government where revenue from Dar es salaam will be used to build roads in Njombe apart from that it will be like in the US where people are moving from low revenue region to high revenue regions much like in the US where people are leaving Blue States to Red states such as Texas.

...

rvp2018:
Ignorant. The provincial governments of the nine provinces of South Africa have their own executive and legislative branches, but not separate judicial systems.

South Africa system is therefore very similar to Kenya or Germany - it called devolution.

Nigeria have federal system - which is why some states have enforced Sharia law. Ethiopia and US have similar systems. States are more powerful than South African provinces.

Individuals with $0.5m

Tanzania and Ghana have centralized system - a relic of their communist past - that emphasized central planning and control - instead of sharing of power to the lowest unit possible - so people in village or district can make their own decisions based on their own priorities and local conditions.

The Ghana had been seeing more growth than Kenya, Ghana does better than Kenya on many indicators, HDI etc

This should tell you that the country is doing well in their system

Wuoche:

Another day another lie. So in 3 months of 2021 Ghana has collected 16B dollars?

no

That is how much Ghana will collect

Just30:
no

That is how much Ghana will collect

Good luck with the dream. You could barely collect 10B dollars before the pandemic and now you want us to believe that you will collect 16B in the middle of the pandemic.

Wuoche:


Good luck with the dream. You could barely collect 10B dollars before the pandemic and now you want us to believe that you will collect 16B in the middle of the pandemic.

Revenue projection is not a dream kiddo

During the pandemic, almost 15 billion was collected.
Pre pandemic, tax revenue alone was 13 billion dollars

This is not kenya kiddo

The Africa Report.com

FOLLOW THE MONEY
Where Africa’s rich live
By Jeune Afrique



A new report by AfrAsia Bank says Mauritius has the highest per capita wealth in Africa. REUTERS/Ed Harris

Mauritian bank AfrAsia has published the third edition of the Africa Wealth Report, ranking the richest people and their assets on the continent. The report looks at 17 African countries.

Africa’s ‘Big 5’ wealth markets are South Africa, Egypt, Nigeria, Morocco, and Kenya.
Mauritians are the wealthiest individuals in Africa, followed by South Africans, based on wealth per capita.



A country’s wealth refers to the “net assets held by all individuals living in a country, including all their assets (real estate, cash, shares, commercial interests) minus liabilities,” the report states. This equation gives more populated countries a significant advantage.

The total wealth held in Africa “has increased by only 14% over the last ten years (2008-2018),” according to the report.
Due to a lack of sufficiently reliable sources, data for Algeria, the DRC and Zimbabwe were not included in the report.
Despite Africa containing 16% of the world’s population, it has only accumulated 1% of the world’s wealth of $204trn.

Africa’s wealth totalled $2.2 trn.
At least 42% of Africa’s wealth ($920m) is held by high net worth individuals.
23 billionaires live on the African continent.
On average, the net wealth per African is $1,900, compared to $27,000 worldwide.

Just30:
Revenue projection is not a dream kiddo

During the pandemic, almost 15 billion was collected.
Pre pandemic, tax revenue alone was 13 billion dollars

This is not kenya kiddo

Your taxes are 8B dollars.

Wuoche:


Your taxes are 8B dollars.

keep dreaming
Let me know what 16.9% of 74.5 billion is for 2020

Just30:
keep dreaming
Let me know what 16.9% of 74.5 billion is for 2020

Your GDP is 68B.

AfriqueDuZuid:


What's that? New road?

Shackman?

kikuyu1:


I tild you MOFOS to NEVER mention Obudu again! I did a 2 minute Google dive and immediately discovered the TYPICAL ISHYT behind the fake mahogany veneer.

Child brides, hoism and illiteracy; what we've come to expect from the historically warped sociocultural W African DNA.

The Urhobos are the local community.


[url]https://www.ijcmph.com/index.php/ijcmph/article/view/3263/url]

The deeper you look, the worse the picture!

DUHHH!?


[url][https://www.google.com/amp/s/religionunplugged.com/news/2020/9/28/a-pastor-fights-to-stop-old-men-from-marrying-young-girls-in-nigeria%3fformat=ampurl]

Fyi, I'm the last nikka in the world to jump on the womens equality train: that ride is STRICTLY for the low IQ, kitkat beggars and the LGBTQI tribe but WTF!



AAARRGHHH!? What the ENTIRE FECK! Why is the unimaginable common place in Naij? Saffas, do you have anything remotely similar to this? If anyone has traditional PRE COLONIAL hoism/ marriage culture pls let me know.

Edit: Dorothy Etagwa a stones throw from Obudu, married off at 6 years.

Can't you differentiate between traditions and tourism?

Wuoche:


Your GDP is 68B.

sorry kiddo

Ghana's GDP was 74 billion dollars as at the end of 2020

gallivant:


Shackman?

Ohhhhk

Just30:
sorry kiddo

Ghana's GDP was 74 billion dollars as at the end of 2020

74 billion according to you? Cause the last time I checked your GDP was still 60's.

Wuoche:


74 billion according to you? Cause the last time I checked your GDP was still 60's.

Check out Rosebank


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=E_qQ88Utnc0

Rosebank


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qGS41SsxaHs

Gold coast with oil, alumunium and bauxite isn't doing better than Kenya.

AfriqueDuZuid:


The Ghana had been seeing more growth than Kenya, Ghana does better than Kenya on many indicators, HDI etc

This should tell you that the country is doing well in their system

AfriqueDuZuid:


Check out Rosebank


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=E_qQ88Utnc0

Hey shackman, chill your balls.

Don't confuse budget with revenues; Total Ghana revenues have never reached 10B. That is more like Uganda.

In 2019 - total revenues and grants - were GH¢36.3 billion - about 6.6B dollars - by 3rd Quarter.

Just30:
Revenue projection is not a dream kiddo

During the pandemic, almost 15 billion was collected.
Pre pandemic, tax revenue alone was 13 billion dollars

This is not kenya kiddo

forgiveness:



Can't you differentiate between traditions and tourism?

A Tanzanian and Spaniard living in South Africa


Learn more about South Africa


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AY9cOUq9y9A

Wuoche:


Hey shackman, chill your balls.

What's a Shackman?

Anyway beautiful clean place I just posted

AfriqueDuZuid:


What's a Shackman?

Anyway beautiful clean place I just posted

Nobody has disputed that.

Wuoche:


74 billion according to you? Cause the last time I checked your GDP was still 60's.

according to Ghana's finance ministry and it budget statement