On the other hand, unlike unilateral transfers, a diaspora aggregate fund that is put together for a specific Investment venture is something I would consider of great merit, if properly organized and managed for the purpose yielding profit. I commend the Ethiopian diaspora for what they are doing in their bond project. Can this example be emulated by the Tanzania diaspora? I am sure anything is possible where there is a will. As many have already commented, the Tanzania diaspora is rich with talented individuals in virtually every facet of knowledge and skills. If the Ethiopians are succeeding in their bond scheme, Tanzanians can as well. There is no doubt it would take a great deal of effort to bring together the willing individuals with talent and financial resources to form an investment package and execute it in a viable venture in the homeland.
mimi sikubaliani na swala kwanini watoto wanaozaliwa huku na wazazi wakitanzania, kuwa hatutataki kuwafundisha kiswahili. kuna mambo mengi yanayo changia huku, kama wazazi wote wawili inabidi wakabebe mabox, mtoto kuanzia miezi labda mitatu anakaa muda mwingi kwa ma baby sitter/daycare, sasa huo muda wamtoto kujua kiswahili utatoka wapi. wenzetu waspanishi wengi wao wana extended family ambao ndio wanawasaidia kulea watoto kama wazazi wote wanafanya kazi.kwahiyo mtoto anakulia anasikia kispanish kuanzia mwanzo.Hamna wa kumlaumu mzazi au mtoto ni mazingira na maisha kwa ujumla. watoto wangu wanasikia kiswahili lakini hawezi kuongea na tunawapeleka tanzania atleast kila baad ya miaka miwili kuwaona wajomba, bibi na babu.