TARIFA KUTOKA KWA MKURUGENZI WA HABARI NA UNEZI WA CHADEMA KUHUSU KIFO CHA MBUNGE REGINA MTEMA

John Mnyika
TANZIA: Chama Cha Demokrasia na Maendeleo (CHADEMA) kimepatwa na majonzi makubwa na kinasikitika sana kwa kifo cha Mjumbe wa Kamati Kuu ya Chama Taifa, Mheshimiwa Regia Mtema ambaye pia ni Mbunge wa Viti Maalum na Waziri Kivuli wa Kazi na Ajira. Mheshimiwa Regia Mtema amefariki leo tarehe 14 Januari 2011 kwa ajali ya gari katika eneo la Ruvu darajani.

Katika uhai wake marehemu Regia ...Mtema amefanya kazi mbalimbali za kisiasa na kijamii katika taifa. Marehemu Regia Mtema amezaliwa tarehe 21 mwezi Aprili mwaka 1980 na kusoma shule za sekondari kidato cha kwanza mpaka cha sita katika shule ya sekondari ya Forodhani na Shule ya Wasichana ya Sekondari ya Machame. Marehemu Regia Mtema alipata shahada yake ya kwanza (Bsc Home Economics and Human Nutrition) katika Chuo Kikuu cha Kilimo cha Sokoine.

Mara baada ya kuhitimu masomo yake marehemu Regia Mtema alifanya kazi katika taasisi mbalimbali kabla ya kujiunga na CHADEMA na kuteuliwa kuwa Afisa Mwandamizi katika Kurugenzi ya Vijana ya CHADEMA na baadaye kuteuliwa kuwa Afisa Mwandamizi katika Kurugenzi ya Mafunzo ya CHADEMA nafasi ambayo aliishikilia hadi mwaka 2010 alipoteuliwa kuwa mbunge wa viti maalum.

Viongozi wakuu wa CHADEMA wakiongozwa na Mwenyekiti Freeman Mbowe ambaye pia ni kiongozi wa kambi rasmi ya upinzani bungeni, Katibu Mkuu Dr. Wilbroad Slaa, wajumbe wa kamati kuu, wakurugenzi wa chama makao makuu na wabunge wamejumuika hivi sasa na familia ya marehemu katika kipindi hiki kigumu.

CHADEMA inatoa pole kwa familia ya marehemu Regia Mtema, wanachama wote na wananchi wa Mkoa wa Morogoro hususani wa Jimbo la Kilombero kutokana na msiba huu wa ghafla katika wakati ambapo mchango wake ukihitajika kwa chama na kwa taifa.

Taarifa zaidi kuhusu taratibu za maziko, itatolewa mara baada ya kukamilisha majadiliano baina ya familia ya marehemu, chama na Ofisi ya Bunge la Jamhuri ya Muungano wa Tanzania.

Mipango ya mazishi ya marehemu inapangwa nyumbani kwa Baba wa Marehemu Regia Mtema, Ndugu Estelatus Mtema, Tabata Chang'ombe. Ratiba ya maziko itatolewa baada ya kukamilika kwa taratibu zinazopangwa na familia ya marehemu, Ofisi ya Bunge na chama.

Mungu ailaze roho ya Marehemu Regia Mtema, mahali pema peponi. Amina.

Imetolewa na:

John Mnyika(Mb)
Mkurugenzi wa Habari na Uenezi

Tanzania is ready for Competitive market equilibrium in EAST AFRICA COMMUNITY

Competitive market equilibrium is an economic concept detailing the relationship that exists between the demand of consumers and the supply of producers. At a certain point, supply equals demand and forms the price point for a particular good or service, and this point is known as equilibrium. If there are changes in levels of supply or demand, the price point will either rise or fall in accordance with these changes until equilibrium is reached once again. The concept of competitive market equilibrium relies on a free market with many firms selling goods in an attempt for profits, as opposed to a monopoly with one firm controlling production or a market controlled by a centralized government.
Free markets are those economic markets where a multitude of producers create goods and services for people to purchase. Consumers in these markets have choices about what goods to purchase and what price they are comfortable paying for those products. All of this activity will result in a point where price levels stabilize according to supply and demand. At this point, competitive market equilibrium is reached.

The easiest way to see how competitive market equilibrium is achieved is to study a graph depicting the production levels of a certain product, the prices at which they are sold, and the demand by consumers for this product. Lines on the graph depicting supply and demand may rise and fall depending on price changes. At some point, these lines will intersect, resulting in the equilibrium between supply and demand.
Changes in the levels of supply and demand can affect competitive market equilibrium. For example, a sudden rise in demand for a certain product will cause firms to increase production to meet the excess demand. To deal with the costs of increased production, firms will raise the prices of the product. At a certain level, the higher prices will keep consumers from buying and demand will fall, leaving excess supply. Prices will drop back down until a new equilibrium is reached.
Such a harmonious relationship between supply and demand only exists in a competitive marekt. As a result, competitive market equilibrium will not be achieved in a market that does not have perfect competition. Any economy where production and prices are set by a centralized government lacks equilibrium. In addition, a market dominated by one or a few firms will not have equilibrium, largely because the dominant firms will have more leverage to set price points that consumers must accept.How about tanzania economic market especially in EAC

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Tanzania is the third largest gold producer in Africa and is rich in mineral resources. Despite its mineral wealth, it is the largest recipient of development aid from Britain and has received in excess of US$2.89 billion in aid (from all donors) in its 50 years of independence. It is Africa’s top and, the world’s third leading recipient of aid after war-torn Iraq. It depends annually on foreign aid by 45 per cent, receiving US$453 million for its 2011/12 aid budget under the umbrella of General Budget Support (GBS). Despite these massive amounts of foreign aid, there has been no significant decrease in poverty over the last 20 years and the country is lagging behind on key development goals for safe water, income and health despite considerable economic growth. The 2007 Tanzania Household Budget Survey showed very little change in income poverty since 1991. Overall, in the 16 year period between 1991 and 2007, poverty fell by about five per cent. But most of this change can be explained by progress in Dar es Salaam. In rural areas, and other urban areas, the decline in poverty is too small to give confidence that poverty has actually fallen (Policy Forum-Tanzania). High economic growth in Tanzania has not been pro-poor.