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Ja ni kukuti handa wa poistаго kapiai kweni muiziesi ahriwi kiki讲, kwa kupeko m SALZ za Parepa WCS muiko o Prosht dedepsirutu, kora wakamos uziufu kuwa w Restuwe pya the yarna, kuwa waaa iliki mngi sa Sele Longa, kwara whego uziafu uziufu kuwa yo uhu置usi wa ப blues melody n funniest ni bathik cette Jaine endlich repair lu时a kuwa nuk까지. kwaanini na kwaibiaan watu iniwa kawajikia wajimioan waju hiafama wa mtukmГu tule hote wajimioan mtukmGu wajimioan mtukmGu wajimioan wajimioan Wajimioan onumisha wajimiaan wajimioan wajimioan kwaibiaan wajimioan What is suffocating the Konomi? The commissions want the commission. At the end of the day, they want the commission themselves. But at the end of the day, are they actually being able to bring something? Is there anything that is coming out as a fruit? So for me, I think leadership will shape up the economy of any nation. But they actually need to put in a lot of measures and a lot of policies need to be put in place and be followed to the letter. As I said earlier, we have become so reactive. Like just something happened. This happened. We need to be proactive, be able to oversee like next year what are we projecting our economy to be? How the growth of our economy, how are we projecting it? We don't just need to borrow as a nation without doing a projection and be able to see. Yes, we'll get this money. Will it be of benefit to us as an economy and so on? Yes, and let me jump to something else. Considering we are borrowing money to pay the interest. It's like a spiral like this. So my question is, who will repay this loan? And how long will it take? Because every three months we are borrowing money and it's going up and it's going up. So who will repay this loan? Which government is the current one or the coming one? I think it's something that we need to accept the reality that actually this will have to be inherited for a very, very long time. It's not actually the next government and even because we are borrowing for the current expenditure. If you've reached a situation whereby you are borrowing for the current expenditure that means you are in for a very tough fight when it comes to the matter of running the affairs of the nation. So I think, I don't know who will pay it. But as I said earlier, we need actually to wake up very, very fast from the... I don't know if it's the slip that have been having. We actually need to wake up very, very fast and be able to know who will actually repay this loan. Those who will repay this loan are losing job day in, day out. Those who will repay this loan are actually having a very bad day in their business. Their business are not making it each and every day. So we actually need to be able to provide a very, very good conducive environment so that businesses can be able to thrive. Investors can be able to come to a nation and invest and be able to increase our revenue in terms of collection and so on. You cannot tax someone who actually doesn't have an income at the end of the day. So provide avenues for people to be able to get resources and so on. So when you go to widen your tax net, you can actually be able to get people who will actually pay that tax. Yes, you've mentioned some solution on how to curb these debts. Now, as we finalize, can you give us more solutions as we end the discussion? I think one of the things that need to be sorted out very fast is the issue of unemployment. The unemployment rates are actually increasing day in, day out. Because we have seen banks merging industry, being closed down, closing shops. And that is in unemployment. Yes, unemployment is increasing day in, day out. And the people who are actually supposed to give these revenues have no jobs. Where will they get the money to give out revenues? We also need to put a lot of emphasis when it comes to the matter of manufacturing. We cannot be importing everything. We actually need to come up with something that we can actually be able to sell. And then from selling, we can actually be able to raise revenue. Because you've seen other countries in Africa, they are actually doing so well. Because they are following their policies and the measures that they have put in place so well. We also need to balance things like in the public sector. Because we'll be able to find a lot of resources and a lot of money that we are getting as a nation is actually being used to for the current expenditure. So public sector actually needs to come up with a way in which they'll actually be able to reduce their spendings and so on. Increased domestic production in terms of agriculture and so on. That will actually see our country grow the economy and at the end of the day, Maden Zita Pungwa. Zita Pungwa indeed. Your final comments. I think my final comment. How can people reach you as well? Let me first give my final comment. I think my final comment, what I will say. We cannot say we are doing so well or so badly. We still have hopes as individuals. Because what can you do as an individual to be able to reduce debt yourself as an individual? What as an individual can you do to be able to increase your income and so on? And also the part of the government, it needs actually to play their role. Come up with policies and be able to follow those policies that they have come up with. For how you can reach me, you can actually follow me on Twitter at Shonko Andrew. And you're also doing an amazing thing. Hasoliango. Please mention that. I'm doing a project that is called Hasoliango. And what we are doing at Hasoliango, we are actually looking into empowering youths with business skills. Be able to organize trainings in a workshop and we are working on a proposal, a very good proposal. I hope they will be able to buy it and be able to see how they can actually support that initiative. So that we can be able to help this youth. Most of them actually when people lose job, almost like 80% of people who lose job are actual youth. So how can you help these youths who are actually losing jobs, getting into crime, drugs and so on. So that is what essentially we are doing. Okay, thank you so much Andrew for making time. Thank you too. Please return to discuss matters business. Thank you. So four things I've gathered from Andrew. Good leadership, proper investment, job creation and increased domestic production. And that marks the discussion here on Y254. Thank you so much for staying with us and making time to be with us here. My name is Miriam Masava. Above us let me thank each and every person who made this production a success. The directors, the camera ladies and everyone else involved. Well, that's all we had for you. Good night. Good night and God bless you. See you next Tuesday. Sometime, someplace the buzz is up next.