mzee patropa ndanshau ambaye ni mkurugenzi wa kampuni ya kizalendo ya uhandisi wa majengo ya plan associates akionesha mojawapo ya kazi alizofanya wakati wa maonesho ya sullivan. hii ikiwa ni jengo la mwanza plaza lililopo rocky city, akiwa ni mmoja wa wahandisi wazalendo anayefanya vyema kwenye sekta hiyo
Michuzi naomba nikukosoe, huyu sio Mhandisi bali ni Mbunifu Majengo, Mhandisi kwa lugha ya wenzetu ni Engineer na Mbunifu Majengo kwa lugha ya wenzetu ni Architect. So kwa ufupi huyu ni Architect/Mbunifu Majengo.Patropa Ndashau.
ReplyDeletehuyu sio baba ake alpha patropa wa uk
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ReplyDeleteWewe anony wa June 06 2008, 10:37 PM, ACHA KUPOTOSHA.
Kimsingi watu wanaosomea kubuni majumba na wanaosomea kuyajenga pia wanasomea UHANDISI, ie, Engineering, kwa sababu wanategemeana sana.
Kwa hiyo Patropa Ndashau ni Mhandisi Mbunifu Majengo.
Kimsingi ni mhandisi na si vinginevyo.
Mithupu hajakosea.
Sawa sawa anonymous... mara nyingi hapa nyumbani Wasanifu Majengo huitwa Mainjinia, ambapo ni makosa.
ReplyDeleteOver 200 middle class entrepreneurs who took part in the Sullivan Trade exhibitions at the Nane Nane grounds at Themi have complained of being abandoned and neglected by the government for its failure to mobilise Summit delegates to visit the fair grounds.
ReplyDeleteThey expressed their disappointment to the Ngorongoro Member of Parliament Sening`o ole Telele who visited the fair ground to assess how the Sullivan Summit has impacted on the middle class business entrepreneurs.
They complained that neither the Summit delegates, nor the local Arusha officials had visited the fair grounds since they set up on May 28, saying that not a single person had visited the exhibitions which were mainly targetted at the Summit delegates from the US.
`No one has visited our exhibitions because our government and the organisers of the summit did not mobilise the delegates to visit us,`` they said, adding: ``some of us are staying in guest houses and now we have run out of cashin fact some of us have already been evicted for not paying the rent most of us have exhausted our funds?,`` one of the exhibitors said.
The entrepreneurs said they suspected sabotage by the summit organisers for ignoring them because they failed to understand why the organisers could take the delegates to a huge shop selling wood carvings but could not take them to the exhibition grounds nearby.
One business lady who identified herself as Annastazia John from Mara Region said that some of them had borrowed money in order to buy items for the exhibilition, hoping that they could sell the same during and after the exhibition, but now their hopes have been shattered.
``We now have no fare to take us home, we can not even take regular meals and we do not know how we are going to pay back our loans.
They suggested that the government should refund their transport, boarding and lodging expenses including the money they used in hiring the exhibition pavilions, because they incurred huge losses in setting up the exhibition.
Another business lady from Zanzibar, Mariam Suleiman, said some government officials and organisers of the Summit had visited them in Zanzibar and urged them to take part in the exhibition, telling them to take with them many items because there would be a large market, but she was surprised that not a single delegate visited them.
In another development, food vendors, otherwise known as `mama lishe` had been throwing away their food because of lack of customers.
The Themi exhibitions had been organised by the Tanzania Chamber of Commerce Industries and Agriculture (TCCIA), Small Industries Organisation (SIDO) and Tanzania Agricultural Sector Organisation (TASO)
TCCIA chairman, James Kangalu, said the entrepreneurs had paid between 100,000/- and 150,000/- and some Kenyans had paid USD4,000 at the AICC who were accommodated at Themi after missing space at the AICC.
TASO Chairman Samwel Urassa said they were making arrangements to see President Kikwete to find solution to the problem.
SOURCE: Guardian
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we annon wa June 07, 2008 2:47 AM, kwa ufupi ndio unapotosha! University of Dar es Salaam wanatoa bachelor, masters za Engineering, University of Ardhi(UCLAS) wanatoa bachelor, masters za Architecture, nafikiri mpaka hapo unaweza kutofautisha kwamba Engineers are not Architects. Sikatai kwamba hizi fani mbili wanafanya kazi kwa ukaribu sana, kwa mradi wowote wa majengo, architect anaanza kwa kutayarisha architectural drawings then engineers ndio wanakuja kutayarisha structural drawings. Ndio maana hapo bongo tuna Board of Architects and Quantity Surveyors Registration Board (AQRB) na tuna Engineers Registration Board(ERB, unafikiri kwa nini tuwe na board mbili tofauti kwa ajili ya Architects and Engineers?, jibu ni kwamba wahandisi sio wabunifu majengo! Na huyu Mzee namfahamu sana, amesajiliwa na Board of Architects na kampuni yake imesajiliwa na Board of Architects. Acha kukurupuka kama umetoka usingizini!
ReplyDeleteVIJANA NAONA MAWAZO YALIKUWA KWENYE COURSE WORK, NA YALE MAMBO YA MWAKA WA KWANZA MMEYASAHAU.MSANIFU ANAUSIKA NA MAUMBILE YA NJE NA MHANDISI ANA HUSIKA NA MAUMBILE YA NDANI STRUCTURAL.KAMA NI MWILI MHANDISI NI MFUPA NA MSANIFU NI MAUNGO YA YA NJE YA IFUPA. SASA ILI JENGO LIJENGWE WATO WOTE YAANI MUHANDISI NA MSANIFU WANASOMA MASOMO YANAYO FANANA ILA MMOJA ANABOBEA KWENYE SWALA LINGINE. SASA UKIWA OFISINI NA HAMNA COURSE WORK UKIWEZA KUFANYA KAZI YA MWENZAKO KWA UZOEFU UNASONGESHA GURUDUMU,wote tunasoma strength of materal yaani the POPOV
ReplyDeleteMzee Patropa Ndanshau hongera sana kwa kazi yako nzuri.Tumeiona hii ya Mwanza,kwa kweli ni nzuri,very impressive,uwongo mbaya.Penye kustahili sifa na pongezi lazima tupongeze.Whether wewe ni Architect au Civil Engineer au Construction Engineer au 'somesing'engineer to me that is irrelevant.Nime appreciate kazi yako Mkuu!Shikamoo sana.Tunasubiri makubwa zaidi kutoka kwako!Usiyependa kanywe sumu ya Panya!
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