[SIZE=6]Tanzania starts training tailors as regional ban on second hand clothes loom[/SIZE]
[SIZE=5]By This Is Africa on August 24, 2016 — Tanzania has started a programme to train tailors in anticipation of plans to implement a regional ban on the importation of second-hand clothes and footwear by 2019. The training is in accordance with the government’s industrialisation plan, and the East African Community’s plan to boost regional trade.[/SIZE]
Hii urejareja ndo hunifanya nidharau tz vibaya sana. Who told your president that the 20bob that a tailor will get for mending a tear on my clothes will translate to significant boost to the economy.
Hehe reminds of my aunt who recently got married to a sponsor-type old man. Yaani huyo mzae ni ngati hadi we have to make side deals that rip him off ndio aunty apate pocket money
hii mambo ya farmer number one, tailor number one, kawasaki rider number one, cook number one etc etc tulikuwa nazo pia wakati wa MO1
sasa nyinyi mko 1978 baba
Hehe huyo mzae ako na posho mill na aunty ndio ako hapo kwa kuuza lakini mzae hukaa bumper to bumper hadi mfuko yake ndio Kama cash box coz ata change yeye ndio hupeana…but I think aunty is playing ‘long’…
On this particular issue, TZ is right to plan ahead. Remember it’s going to be a regional ban; not a ban in TZ only. WaKenya tutasubiri hadi last minute ndiyo tuanze kuomba muda wa ziada.