Nchi hii jamani!!
Vijana wanamaliza shule hawapati kazi; wazazi hawana uwezo wa kulipa, na ndo maana watoto walipata mikopo in the first place. Sasa wanapashwa kulipaje?
Kwa wenzetu, unapata mkopo, lakini ukimaliza shule utapata kazi na wanakusaidia actually kupata kazi, then huna sababu ya kutolipa!! Hawa watoto wafanye nini sasa??
Kwanza serikali iweke mkakati wa kuhakikisha vijana wanapata kazi; hii lugha ya kujiajiri ni geresha tu; kwanza watoto wao hawajiajiri, ndo maana wamejazana kwenye positions nzuri huko makazini, wengine wazazi wao ndo hao mafisadi wa hela zetu; hali ambayo inafanya watoto wa walala hoi kushindwa kulipa; lakini hakuna anayejali,. maana wao wako poa!!
Hata hao wawekezaji ambao wangesaidia kuwapa kazi vijana wetu, wanakuja mpaka na wapishi wao, na wahusika wanakaa kimya, maana walishakula teni pasenti yao!!
Nakumbuka enzi zile, kabla hatujamaliza chuo, anakuja jamaa toka Utumishi, mnapanga foleni, kila mtu anapangiwa kazi (kabla majibu hayajatoka!!); mtu ungeweza kuomba hata kubadilishiwa kazi! Unamaliza tu shule, unaajiriwa. Halafu unakatwa pesa kidogo kulipia matunzo ya National Service; mshahara ulikuwa kidogo, lakini tuliishi!! Pia unapata n yumba National Housing, ambayo inalipika. Hawa wote wanaotoa haya maamuzi ya ajabu, wametokea huko huko; inakuwaje hawakumbuki jamani?? Mimi naona huu kama ni unyama tu!! Inatia uchungu sana!! LKK
On Monday, June 30, 2014 10:05 AM, Nicomedes Kajungu <nicomedes76@gmail.com> wrote:
So painful.
On Jun 30, 2014 9:27 AM, "mngonge" <mngonge@gmail.com> wrote:
-- Kamla
You have noted a very important issue, if madam Jenister accesses this blog may try to tell us about such observation. Few days ago we have witnessed a cloud of graduates who have appeared for an interview to compete for 70 vacancies, I am not sure if that very mheshimiwa is aware of that. For those defaulters who are yet to secure jobs have a long way to go, kazi kwenu kazi nyingi pamoja na nafasi za siasa zilizopo ni za sisi viongozi pamoja na familia zetu. Nikifa mimi mtoto wangu au wa dada yangu anachukua nafasi. Pole sana walala hoi
--On Mon, Jun 30, 2014 at 9:10 AM, J L Kamala <jlkamala@gmail.com> wrote:
interesting plan. some of these defaulters are jobless, then they wont
be allowed to go search for job abroad how will they repay this loan?
this deputy is clever enough
On 6/30/14, mngonge <mngonge@gmail.com> wrote:
> Safi sana deputy minister (Madam Jenister Mhagama) its good news for all
> defaulters( of whom are majority) who are not planning to travel outside
> the country as it implies that no need for them to repay the loan
>
>
> On Sun, Jun 29, 2014 at 9:59 PM, Abdalah Hamis <hamisznz@gmail.com> wrote:
>
>> Graduates from higher learning education institutions who have not repaid
>> their higher education loans will no longer get permits to travel outside
>> Tanzania until they clear their debts.
>>
>> The plan is to implement in joint efforts between the Ministry of
>> Education and Vocational Training and the Immigration Department.
>>
>> Deputy Minister for Education and Vocational Training, Jenister Mhagama,
>> told the House:
>> "We will not issue visas to graduates who have acquired loans from the
>> Higher Education Students Loans Board (HESLB) and not settled the debts.
>> "We are ready to bring to parliament a list of our plans to recover the
>> loans…and we are determined to get the money back so that it may be used
>> to
>> educate other students."
>> She also said that ongoing issuance of national IDs will help HESLB track
>> the
>> defaulters.
>>
>> She said the government is considering re-introduction the bond program
>> that was in use in the early 1970s when the government used to sign
>> special
>> bonds with students to ensure that they work in the country for a
>> specific
>> period of time as repayment of their loans before they would be allowed
>> to
>> travel abroad for work.
>>
>> The Deputy Minister was responding to a question by Namelock Sokoine
>> (CCM-Special Seats) which was asked on her behalf by Betty Machangu (also
>> CCM- Special Seats).
>>
>> In her main question, Sokoine wanted to know whether the government had
>> any plans to ensure that graduate teachers who have benefited from
>> education loans do not leave the country without paying them back.
>>
>> In a supplementary question, Machangu expressed concerns over HESLB's
>> failure to recover loans from graduates and inquired as to what plans the
>> board has to do so efficiently.
>>
>> In a related development, Mhagama said a total of 89,500 secondary school
>> teachers are required in the country, but there are only 74,250 of them
>> and
>> to bridge this gap, the government is prioritizing loans to students
>> seeking to become teachers.
>>
>> SOURCE: THE GUARDIAN
>>
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