UK-based Tanzanians continue to find their mojo in London

At the West London Sunday 30th convention, speakers reassured, gave stats and answered queries. Where issues involved the government, High Commissioner, Dr Migiro stepped in and explained. With specific matters, e.g. money, was CRDB’s Lucy Makei (“it is much better when you Tanzanians overseas are united we can easily assist and fulfil your needs”, she said); Zanzibar Investment Promotion Authority (ZIPA), had Nasriya Nassor, whose invaluable input was continuously paraphrased by the expression: “People of the islands are known for their kindness. You should love home and visit regularly.” Ms Nassor’s clarion call tallied with both George Mukono (Tanzania Investment Corporation) and Ngorongoro tourist spokesperson, Marco Silabi, whose chant was Tanzania is changing, Tanzania is changing, TANZANIA IS HOPEFUL, just as pointed out in this column last week. Living the Magufuli experience of optimism and hard work.

UK-based Tanzanians continue to find their mojo in London

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