Showing posts with label tanzania. Show all posts
Showing posts with label tanzania. Show all posts

Tuesday, 20 September 2011

That Fruity Tunes

Apple tunes.

Apples seller

Pineapples or Mananasi or ananas or............ in ya lingo

Monday, 19 July 2010

Where is the ball?


Call it soccer, football, kabumbu, mpira, gozi or whatever. We love it
Images from my village, taken last year.

Tuesday, 20 October 2009

Saturday, 30 May 2009

Poorly excuted plan


Education for our kids is the best investment to prepare for the future.
We are all born geniusly smart in our own ways; given the right opportunity we all make great citizens.
In Tanzania, the government has tried to increase the number of secondary schools. Great idea. However, the control and funding of these schools is a sad story. There are no teachers, no books, no sports facilities and kids have to pay extra this and extra that to the extent that many kids drop out of school as their parents can no afford this relatively free education. Th other thing is, every teacher seem to have the right to kick a child out of school whenever they wish. Kibindu secondary school in Bagamoyo is a prime example. I was disgusted by the number od kids who were put out education because of poor management and greedy of the teachers.
A poor excuted plan is as good as a no plan at all.
Lets get the right people with the right mentality to run our programmes and those to drag us backwards should be held accountable.
I am on a war path with YOU incompetent creatures.
Mr President, your team is letting you down.

Tuesday, 12 February 2008

They only report when we bleed

Tanzania. There have been a big news over the last few days in Tanzania. The prime minister was forced to resign following his implication in a corruption scandal which costed the poor nation million of pounds. That is a big step in african politics, especially for poor country like Tanzania where corrupt politicians suck the poor majorities dry.
I got my eye glued to the TV to get an in depth story coverage. There was nothing. Nothing at all. Tell me if i missed it.
Dealing with corruption at top level in third world countries is not easy but Tanzania has showed the way forward. Let the world see that the country is trying to rid off people trying to bring her to her knees. WELL DONE MR J K KIKWETE, the president.
Mugabe sit down, watch and weep.

On the other side if there was people being killed in the streets or starving the media would have been there at thae speed of light.
I just want the world to know that there is also very good news happening despite all the chaos. The media love bloody , so they never report the GOOD NEWS coming from the continent.

Mungu ibaribi Tanzania, God bless Tanzania.