Panzha

God, family, charts, money and Glory not necessarily in that order.

I don't look like my tweets either! 😅

[Chelsea FC @ChelseaFC]

Mourinho says he doesn't keep runner-up medals so he threw it to an Arsenal supporter. #CFC

[Panzha @EP2099]

Your post fails to adress thr fact that shortly after ujamaa started Uganda under Idd amin invaded Tanzanian forcing the country into war(1978-1979) and Nyerere had to use the allocated resources to implement ujamaa into saving the country. You can't farm when being bommed

[Handre @Handre]

Tanzania's forced collectivization under Julius Nyerere killed more people per capita than Stalin's agricultural disasters, yet Western intellectuals still romanticize ujamaa as "African socialism."

Between 1967 and 1975, Nyerere's government forcibly relocated over 13 million Tanzanians—roughly 80% of the rural population—into collective villages called ujamaa. The state promised modern amenities, shared prosperity, and liberation from "capitalist exploitation." Instead, they delivered mass starvation. Agricultural output collapsed by 50% within five years. Food imports skyrocketed from 50,000 tons in 1970 to 400,000 tons by 1974. Rural villagers who had fed themselves for generations suddenly couldn't grow enough grain to survive winter.

The mechanics were predictably Austrian. When you destroy private property rights and eliminate price signals, you obliterate the knowledge that makes agriculture work. Farmers knew their local soil, rainfall patterns, and crop rotations. But central planners in Dar es Salaam decided that "scientific socialism" trumped centuries of accumulated farming wisdom. They forced communities to abandon fertile ancestral lands for designated plots that bureaucrats selected from maps. Villages that resisted faced military force—troops literally burned homes to drive families into the collectives.

And the damn tragedy continues reverberating today. Tanzania remains one of Africa's poorest countries, importing food despite having some of the continent's best agricultural land. Per capita income in 2023 sits at $1,192—lower than Bangladesh. You can draw a straight line from ujamaa's destruction of property rights to Tanzania's persistent poverty.

But mention this at any development economics conference and watch professors explain how Nyerere had "good intentions" and the real problem was "insufficient implementation."

Lesson: Collectivism fails equally hard across race, language, geography, population size, education level, continent, or any other possible metric you can dream of.

[Panzha @EP2099]

@irishbilli about 4.7 trillion dollars give or take

[Panzha @EP2099]

@pvtrick_koe ngoja tupange ratiba mzee nije tena

[Panzha @EP2099]

@pvtrick_koe @Noedson_tz Mfundishe ku roll master 😂😂

[Jack Raines @Jack_Raines]

🚨OpenAI drama, except it's the Game of Thrones cast🚨

Born on the east side of a large sea? Yep. Speaks multiple languages? Yep. Could be played by Emilia Clarke on television? Yep.

[Vee📊 @Vee_forex]

Believe In yourself, your process and growth.

Grow at your own pace.

Finally get a mentor (a genuine one) don’t choose a mentee because they project lifestyle and figures, but for the fact that he understands how trading works.

And the reason for Choosing a mentor is not because he will make you profitable but Incase you have any conflicting questions you can have someone to walk up to.

No One can you profitable except yourself 🫵

[Panzha @EP2099]

Kwanni unataka utrade na hela za watu??

[mwalimu wa diploma @DizoFx]

Somaa kwa umakini sanaa

Kabla ya kuamuaa 👽

[Panzha @EP2099]

@dseinsights @TanzaniaInsight If they were someone included then we can't actually call that an increase in profits can we?

[Bill Ackman @BillAckman]

“On Wall Street, if you want a friend, buy a 🐶.”

[Panzha @EP2099]

@mamuyaericT3 Hahahaha exactly

[Panzha @EP2099]

"People see what they've learned to see, and everything else is invisible untill they learn how to counteract the energy that blocls their awareness of whatever is unlearned and waiting to be discovered"

[Panzha @EP2099]

@KanudaCharles One step at a time bro

[Panzha @EP2099]

@GileadTeri @SuluhuSamia That place has been abandoned for years, since 2009 i think but I'm glad someone has seen its potential now

[Panzha @EP2099]

The more you learn about something the harder it is yo make a decision regarding it... Human beings are just wired that way I guess.

[Panzha @EP2099]

What makes trading so fascinating and at the same time so difficult to learn is that you really don't need lots of skills, you just need a simple strategy and a winning attitude.

[Panzha @EP2099]

"The only time success comes before work is in the dictionary" Harvey specter

[Panzha @EP2099]

@DeusTanzania Only corvettes amd frigets