MamaSamia2025
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- Mar 29, 2012
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You are a real piece of work for this broken English.
You are a real piece of work for this broken English.Is that to be considered as you,CCM's "bed-bugs" have acquired education and knowledge from far different learning institutions taken by those CDM members? That's a real fvkn laughter!Teh teh!
Umeiona! Yaani umeitumia AL ili uelewa tunaandika nini ndio ujibu angalau kwa Kiswahili! Good for you!👍👍👍👍AI imefanya hadi chawa nao wajione wa maana...
..."a real piece of work"...(?)and gone pieces,huh? You're really pissed off! Your pumpkin head's failed to interpret clearly the above phrase.You are a real piece of work for this broken English.
Hahahahah! Umejitahidi mwaya! Hongera!!!You are a total failure and a stupid idiot.
Ni mbumbumbu bin vilaza.Ukitaka ulie kwa kucheka,muwe uso kwa macho mnaongea hata hoja nyepesi tu.Kuna haja hawa Lumumba wakawe wafanyakazi wa ndani huko Malawi wajue lugha kidogo.
So, if grammar isn’t necessary, why insult others for not being able to communicate in English? Pathetic.Luckily, I am not in the classroom teaching English Grammar! I just communicate which is enough!
You're mentally sick, pathetic and completely foolish. The very CHADEMA members and supporters you claim aren't pleased with the postponment of the council meeting strangely according to you are the very ones who aren't willing to respond here because their leader is at the center of the so called party's financial saga.No nyumbus contributions here because, first it is in English which most of them don't understand and second it accuses their political party Chadema and her leadership over money squandering!
As I know John Heche as college mate and now a neighbour, Heche is not trustworthy when it comes to financial issues! I feel sorry for those who contributed the little they had!
Ahahahahaha! Because they even fail to use communicable English like you! Ahahahahaha!!So, if grammar isn’t necessary, why insult others for not being able to communicate in English? Pathetic.
Wajinga ndio waliwao 😂😂DAR ES SALAAM, Tanzania
Questions are mounting over the decision by Tanzania’s opposition party CHADEMA to postpone a council meeting scheduled for September 15, with party leaders pointing to ongoing court proceedings involving party chairman Tundu Lissu.
The decision has sparked criticism from some party members and online commentators, who are questioning the timing of the postponement and the money raised in preparation for the meeting.
At the center of the controversy is a simple question: If the legal proceedings involving Lissu were already known, why was the fundraising allowed to continue for months before the meeting was postponed?
Some critics have gone further, alleging that the fundraising has become an open-ended exercise with no clear timeline for the meeting to take place.
“This is now a project of John Heche to collect money for a council meeting, with no one knowing when it will be conducted,” one critic wrote online.
The allegations have placed CHADEMA Vice Chairman John Heche under increasing scrutiny. Critics are demanding greater transparency over the funds collected for the postponed meeting, including how much has been raised and how the money has been spent.
CHADEMA has not publicly disclosed a comprehensive figure for the funds collected or provided a detailed account of their expenditure, according to the criticism circulating online.
That lack of clarity has fueled broader concerns about financial accountability within the opposition party, particularly as it continues to mobilize public support and contributions.
The allegations have not been independently verified, and there is no evidence presented publicly to establish that the postponement or fundraising was intended to improperly collect money.
The bigger issue, however, is one of trust. For a political party seeking to present itself as an alternative to the government, questions over transparency and accountability can carry significant political consequences.
CHADEMA now faces pressure to explain the decision, account for the money raised and provide clarity on when or under what conditions, the council meeting will eventually be held.
Without a link or connecting hard solid facts this shit you've posted is merely cheap crap. Put your supporting facts otherwise this post is completely hoax, rubbish and irrelevant.DAR ES SALAAM, Tanzania
Questions are mounting over the decision by Tanzania’s opposition party CHADEMA to postpone a council meeting scheduled for September 15, with party leaders pointing to ongoing court proceedings involving party chairman Tundu Lissu.
The decision has sparked criticism from some party members and online commentators, who are questioning the timing of the postponement and the money raised in preparation for the meeting.
At the center of the controversy is a simple question: If the legal proceedings involving Lissu were already known, why was the fundraising allowed to continue for months before the meeting was postponed?
Some critics have gone further, alleging that the fundraising has become an open-ended exercise with no clear timeline for the meeting to take place.
“This is now a project of John Heche to collect money for a council meeting, with no one knowing when it will be conducted,” one critic wrote online.
The allegations have placed CHADEMA Vice Chairman John Heche under increasing scrutiny. Critics are demanding greater transparency over the funds collected for the postponed meeting, including how much has been raised and how the money has been spent.
CHADEMA has not publicly disclosed a comprehensive figure for the funds collected or provided a detailed account of their expenditure, according to the criticism circulating online.
That lack of clarity has fueled broader concerns about financial accountability within the opposition party, particularly as it continues to mobilize public support and contributions.
The allegations have not been independently verified, and there is no evidence presented publicly to establish that the postponement or fundraising was intended to improperly collect money.
The bigger issue, however, is one of trust. For a political party seeking to present itself as an alternative to the government, questions over transparency and accountability can carry significant political consequences.
CHADEMA now faces pressure to explain the decision, account for the money raised and provide clarity on when or under what conditions, the council meeting will eventually be held.
I'm not an English man, I can't write proper english.If the grammar is poor the context will not be understood.
Kwamba chawa wote wamekaa kama kamati kuandika hako kautunzi,kurushiana na kukatuma kwenye mitandao ya kijamii?Chawa ni chawa tu.Ubongo mdogo,na uwezo wao mdogo vilevile.
Kazi kwelikweli.Moja ya sifa ya mtu kuwa chawa ni uzezeta , ndio maana wanafanya vitu bila kufikiri haka kascript kanasambazwa na account nyingi ambazo ni "bots" na muda umefuatana.
Nakumbuka mwaka jana walipewa script ina makosa , yalivyo mazezeta sababu hayasomo yakaanza kusambaza script yakijua inawaponda CHADEMA kumbe kinyume chake inamponda Samuya.
Ccm wanademka kiasi cha kudondosha viwalo,hamp mtuambie viwalo vingapi vimesalia uwanja wa Ngoma🤸
One doesn’t become a CHADEMA member by just claiming to be a CHADEMA member. Most (if not all) of those mazafakas are CCM operatives pretending to be CHADEMA members!DAR ES SALAAM, Tanzania
Questions are mounting over the decision by Tanzania’s opposition party CHADEMA to postpone a council meeting scheduled for September 15, with party leaders pointing to ongoing court proceedings involving party chairman Tundu Lissu.
The decision has sparked criticism from some party members and online commentators, who are questioning the timing of the postponement and the money raised in preparation for the meeting.
At the center of the controversy is a simple question: If the legal proceedings involving Lissu were already known, why was the fundraising allowed to continue for months before the meeting was postponed?
Some critics have gone further, alleging that the fundraising has become an open-ended exercise with no clear timeline for the meeting to take place.
“This is now a project of John Heche to collect money for a council meeting, with no one knowing when it will be conducted,” one critic wrote online.
The allegations have placed CHADEMA Vice Chairman John Heche under increasing scrutiny. Critics are demanding greater transparency over the funds collected for the postponed meeting, including how much has been raised and how the money has been spent.
CHADEMA has not publicly disclosed a comprehensive figure for the funds collected or provided a detailed account of their expenditure, according to the criticism circulating online.
That lack of clarity has fueled broader concerns about financial accountability within the opposition party, particularly as it continues to mobilize public support and contributions.
The allegations have not been independently verified, and there is no evidence presented publicly to establish that the postponement or fundraising was intended to improperly collect money.
The bigger issue, however, is one of trust. For a political party seeking to present itself as an alternative to the government, questions over transparency and accountability can carry significant political consequences.
CHADEMA now faces pressure to explain the decision, account for the money raised and provide clarity on when or under what conditions, the council meeting will eventually be held.