Showing posts with label Christian Finance Advisor. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Christian Finance Advisor. Show all posts

Friday, November 7, 2014

Exciting Business Opportunity from America now in Tanzania

Its is my pleasure to Welcome you all to an exciting Business Opportunity from America to our country Tanzania.

Trevo opens its next international location in Dar es Salaam, Tanzania ,Trevo President & CEO Mark Steven with Country Directors Mike Ajao and David Kagoro will be there to celebrate the upcoming opening date for new center.

Through this business people will get  financial and time freedom

If you have any question please dont hesitate to call the below Numbers

Tuesday, March 18, 2014

INVITATION FOR TANZANIA-ISRAEL BUSINESS AND INVESTMENT FORUM (TIBIF) 2014





 
On behalf of the Kingdom Leadership Network Tanzania (KLNT), a network consisting of key leaders in various sectors and decision makers in the country, in partnership with Tanzania Investment Centre (TIC), the principal agency of the Government coordinating, encouraging, promoting and facilitating investment in Tanzania and the lead adviser to the Government on investment policy and related matters, together with the Tanzania Private Sector Foundation (TPSF); the umbrella voice and apex private sector organization promoting private sector-led social and economic development in Tanzania, with our International Co-host Promoting International Collaboration (PIC) from Israel; we are pleased to invite you to attend the Tanzania-Israel Business and Investment Forum (TIBIF) 2014 to be held on 17th  – 20th  March 2014 (09:00hours until 17:00hours) at the Julius Nyerere International Convention Centre (JNICC) in Dar es Salaam.

 

The forum is a one of a kind event that will convene business, investors, policymakers and industry leaders from various enterprises and institutions of all sizes, both national and international, in a 4-day exchange that fosters bottom up practitioner-driven business to business and business to government solutions for economic development. Given Israel’s prominence in scientific and technological innovation for development, it is a privilege and unprecedented for Tanzania to host a Forum with the unique focus of developing Tanzania, Israel and other countries economic and scientific partnerships; establishing alliances that will lead to national economic transformation.

 

The Program format includes: Expert and practitioner talks, One-to-one business and development partnership negotiations, Exhibitions, Networking sessions, Business field tours and optional excursions. The Forum will engage business investment institutions operating in Agriculture, Mining, Financial services, Education, Infrastructure (Roads, Water), Construction/Property/Housing, Energy, Technology, Bioengineering, Manufacturing, Medicine/Health, Chemical Engineering, Retailing, Tourism, Communications, Computing, Textile and Apparel.

 

We have requested the President of the United Republic of Tanzania to be the Guest of Honour as well as the presence of various key Government Ministers, Foreign Ministers, Diplomats, and prominent Businessmen, Entrepreneurs, Manufacturers and Leaders from the continent and beyond. 
Delegates will have the opportunity to learn from extraordinary nationally and internationally acknowledged speakers via presentations including workshops, panels, Expert and practitioner talks that will also include, networking, one to one business and development partnership negotiations and exhibition sessions. We hereby attach a summary of this unique forum, and International Participant Information which further elaborates the nature of the meeting to which we shall be truly grateful to be graced with your presence. If you have any questions or concerns, or if we may be of assistance in any way, please do not hesitate to contact the conference secretariat at info@kingdomleadership.ne.tz


 
SPEAKERS FOR THE FORUM


 
Gil Haskel, Ambassador of Israel to Kenya, Uganda, Tanzania, Malawi and Seychelles. H.E Gil Haskel was born in 1965, In Jerusalem, Israel. He graduated with B.A. in Psychology and Political Science from the Hebrew University of Jerusalem. Prior to his appointment as the Ambassador of Israel to Kenya, he served in various capacities in the Ministry of Foreign Affairs: - Director, Economic Department III, Economic Affairs Division. - Head of NGO Liaison Unit International Organizations Division. - Counselor, Head of Japan Desk, Asia & Pacific Division. - Political Counselor & Spokesman, Embassy of Israel, Tokyo Japan. - Director, Cadet Training program, Training Division. - First Secretary, Turkey Desk, European Affairs Division. - Second Secretary and Spokesman, Embassy of Israel, New Delhi – India. - Cadet Training program in the Ministry of Foreign Affairs. - Military Service – Major (Artillery). In 1998 he was honored with the Prize of Excellence by the Director General of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Israel. H.E Gil Haskel is married with four children. Yaki Lopez, Deputy Israel Amb/Deputy Chief of Mission

Dr. Jonathan Fine


Tuesday, October 22, 2013

Utawala wa Fedha na Mchungaji Jeremiah –TAG Makoka


Hili Somo limenibariki sana naomba na Mungu aseme na wewe unaposoma Somo hili muhimu


Specimen
 

Luka 16: 1-13 “Akawaambia wanafunzi wake, “Palikuwa na tajiri mmoja na meneja wake. Ilisemekana kwamba huyo meneja alikuwa anatumia vibaya mali ya tajiri yake. 2 Basi huyo tajiri akamwita meneja wake akamwuliza, ‘Ni mambo gani haya ninayosikia kukuhusu? Nitay arishie hesabu ya mapato na matumizi ya mali yangu kwa maana hutaendelea kuwa meneja tena.’

 

3 “Yule meneja akawaza moyoni mwake, ‘Nitafanya nini sasa? Bwana wangu anataka kuniondoa katika kazi yangu. Sina nguvu za kulima, na ninaona aibu kuombaomba! 4 Najua nitakalofanya ili nikipoteza kazi yangu hapa, watu wanikaribishe nyumbani kwao.’

 

5 “Kwa hiyo akawaita wadeni wote wa tajiri wake, mmoja mmoja. Akamwuliza wa kwanza, ‘Deni lako kwa bwana wangu ni kiasi gani?’ 6 Akajibu, ‘Galoni mia nane za mafuta ya alizeti.’ Meneja akamwambia, ‘Chukua hati hii ya deni lako, ibadilishe upesi, uan dike mia nne.’ 7 Kisha akamwuliza wa pili, ‘Na wewe deni lako ni kiasi gani?’ Akajibu, ‘Vipimo elfu moja vya ngano.’ Yule meneja akamwambia, ‘ Chukua hati yako, uandike mia nane.’

 

8 “Yule tajiri akamsifu yule meneja mjanja kwa jinsi alivy otumia busara. Kwa maana watu wanaojishughulisha na mambo ya dunia hii hutumia busara zaidi kuliko watu wa nuru kukamilisha mambo yao. 9 Nami nawaambieni, tumieni mali ya dunia hii kujipa tia marafiki, ili itakapokwisha mkaribishwe katika makao ya milele.

 

10 “Mtu ambaye ni mwaminifu katika mambo madogo, atakuwa mwaminifu hata katika mambo makubwa; na mtu ambaye si mwaminifu katika mambo madogo hatakuwa mwaminifu katika mambo makubwa. 11 Na ikiwa hamkuwa waaminifu katika kutunza mali ya dunia hii, ni nani atakayewaamini awakabidhi mali ya kweli? 12 Na kama ham kuwa waaminifu na mali ya mtu mwingine, ni nani atakayewapa mali yenu wenyewe? 13 Hakuna mtumishi awezaye kuwatumikia mabwana wawili. Ama atamchukia mmoja na kumpenda mwingine; au atamheshimu mmoja na kumdharau mwingine. Hamwezi kumtumikia Mungu pamoja na mali.”

Katika mstari hapo juu Bwana Yesu anazungumza na wanafunzi wake kama alivyokwisha kuzungumza na Petro katika Mathayo 16:13 -18 “13 Basi Yesu alipofika katika wilaya ya Kaisaria Filipi, aliwauliza wanafunzi wake, “Watu husema mimi Mwana wa Adamu kuwa ni nani?” 14 Wakamjibu, “Baadhi husema ni Yohana Mbatizaji, wengine husema ni Eliya; na wengine husema kwamba ni Yeremia au mmo jawapo wa manabii.” 15 Akawauliza, “Na ninyi je, mnasema mimi ni nani? 16 Simoni Petro akamjibu, “Wewe ndiye Kristo, Mwana wa Mungu aliye hai.”

17 Na Yesu akamwambia, “Umebarikiwa, Simoni mwana wa Yona, kwa maana si mwanadamu aliyekufunulia hili, bali ni Baba yangu aliye mbinguni. 18 “Nami nakuambia, wewe ni Petro, na juu ya mwamba huu nitalijenga kanisa langu ambalo hata nguvu za kuzimu haziwezi kulishinda. 19 Nitakupa funguo za Ufalme wa mbinguni na lo lo te utakalolifunga duniani litakuwa limefungwa mbinguni na lo lote utakalofungua duniani litakuwa limefunguliwa mbinguni.”

Bwana Yesu anataka kujenga Kanisa lake na milango ya Kuzimu haitalishinda.

Kanisa ni mtu anayemwamini Kiristo yaani mimi na wewe.

Kuweza kushinda milango ya kuzimu lazima Mkiristo aweze pia  kuwa na Utawala wa fedha, kama ilovyoandikwa katika mstari wa Luka 16:1-13 hapo juu.

Tajiri amesikia kwamba wakili anatapanya mali, akamwambia wakili atoe hesabu na atamnyang`nya uwakili.

Wakili dhalimu akakumbuka kwamba Bwana wake amekopesha watu kwa riba ambacho ni kinyume na Torati, akawaita akawapunguzia madeni yao ili aweke urafiki nao maana ameona kwamba kazi yake ya uwakili inaondoka.

Bwana anategemea amtumie Mwamini alihudumie kanisa kwa utawala wa fesha kama vile kutoa Zaka na sadaka nyingine.

Vitu muhimu vya kujifunza katika Neno hili:

Tuesday, August 20, 2013

Warren Buffet’s Ten (10) Ways to Get Rich


Warren Buffet
Briefly Warren Buffett is Businessman and investor he was born on August 30,1930, in Omaha, Nebraska. Investing by age 11, Buffett was running a small business at 13. Buffett later started the firm Buffett Partnership in Omaha, with huge success. In 2006, Buffett announced that he would give his entire fortune away to charity (est. $62 bil.), the largest act of charitable giving in United States history.
 
When interviewed by Parade Magazine sometimes back Warren Buffet he revealed the following secrets that can work for you.

 

Reinvest your profits

When you first start making some money, don’t spend it all right away. Rather, use it to grow your business and increase your profits.

Be willing to be different

Instead of following the herd, Buffet focused on undervalued investments and beat the market year after year which makes a lot of sense. It then states, "To Buffet, the average is just that – what everybody else is doing, don’t just do what everyone else is already doing in the same way that everyone else is already doing it.

Never suck your thumb

Gather your information and make a decision. Calling any extra time wasted before making a decision "thumb sucking," the article states that when people offer Buffet a business or investment, he makes a decision on the spot. “From my own experience I have lost a lot of business opportunities due to this.

Spell out the deal before you start

Always agree on the specifics of any deal before starting on it. Buffet notes that your bargaining position is greatest before beginning work on a job. So, even with friends and relatives, make sure everyone understands and agrees to the details of the deal in advance.

Watch small expenses

I think this is what spurs him to recommend low cost index funds extends far beyond just investing advice.  Limiting your expenses in all areas of your life will extend the reach of your paycheck as well.

Limit what you borrow

 Mmh there you are, Buffet has never borrowed a significant amount of money. His advice is to become debt-free and then save some money to start investing. This is quite a bit different from all the gurus claiming that rich people get rich by using other people’s money.  I like this

Monday, June 17, 2013

Re-Examine Your Giving....Prophetic Word by Cuthbeth Simalenga


Today I am bringing a prophetic Word to you,someone is about to be promoted but we have to play our part by re-examing our giving. Christians usually claims their rights from God...Ohh God please give me house,car,money,school fees but they forget their responsibility of giving.

Sometimes it difficult to give due to the following;

· We attach value to money (prices, time)

· An illusion that the more we have the better

· Lack of understanding of the truth

· Maturity = We need to grow

· Money = life (bread)

A STEWARD is one who manages another's property, finances, or other affairs. A steward does not own anything—he is to make his master a profit


Opening Scripture Mark 12:41-44; 41 “Jesus sat down opposite the place where the offerings were put and watched the crowd putting their money into the temple treasury. Many rich people threw in large amounts. 42 But a poor widow came and put in two very small copper coins, worth only a few cents.43 Calling his disciples to him, Jesus said, “Truly I tell you, this poor widow has put more into the treasury than all the others. 44 They all gave out of their wealth; but she, out of her poverty, put in everything—all she had to live on.”

Also read Mat 25:14-30; Luke 12:48

Reasons why we should give;

Wednesday, April 24, 2013

Five Techniques to Cut Personal Expenses



SPECIMEN




1. Save money on your car
 

a. Own the car that is within your means
 

 A lot of people have fallen in the trap of owning cars that are above and beyond their income, maybe they don’t know that expensive cars usually are expensive to maintain. Their monthy maintaince may be higher than the cheap car.

You should think about car spear, do you really have income to replace Land Cruiser or Hammer lights, cluthes, engine e.t.c? Can you afford to fuel it or you just want to    maintain status quo?

Other people especially we Tanzanian and African at large are changing cars like dresses, we are competing with fashion. I am not saying its bad to own good cars but we should evaluate ourselves; what am I try to achieve to by having a new car every month? In my society is every kid going to school and every family having a meal? Why can’t I switch and give back to society and be a blessing?

We should be as our fathers in the bible they were blessed and become blessing to the society. For example Abraham when God blessed him he made him a blessing to others also.

It is important to own the car that is within your means for you to have a stress free life, Amen!

b. Car Insurance

Shop around to find the lowest insurance broker in the market, these days there are a lot of them which means the competition is higher for others to offer lower rate.

It is good also to pay the comprehensive and avoid third party, if anything happen you are sure your car will be recovered.

Third party can be used temporarily to avoid traffic chaos especially if the comprehensive is due and you don’t have enough money to pay for it.

 
2. Save money on your phones
 

a. Cell Phones
 

Cell phones help us to communicate but in our society we are misusing this service hence misusing our finances.

You will a student having three phones, where did you get the money to recharge it? Think about it otherwise you will fall in the trap of doing illegal businesses or having unpleasant relationship then dishonoring God by only maintaining status of recharging mobile phones.

Women have become victim of spending a lot through mobile phones, because they are blessed, like chatting. Before you call someone ask yourself does the conversation worthy it, what is the gain? What are you going to achieve? Above all, is it a blessing or a curse because I am just calling to gossip?

If you recharge your phone, keep the vouchers then at the end of week check the cost, you will be surprised how huge is it than any other bill.

Also beware of promotional message, they will sometimes eat up your money.

Then be disciplined on what to talk on the phone and why? If it is business it is okay....Say no to Blah Blah conversation.

You can save up to 50,000 Tsh and more by disciplining yourself on unnecessary calls.