Kenyans deported from Tanzania encounter difficult times

[emoji23] [emoji23] [emoji23] [emoji23] [emoji23] [emoji23] [emoji23] Lazima mtaingiza mkia matakoni, hamna cha kutufanya, tunaweza tukaingiza vidole vyetu matak**oni kwenu, na bado mkaishia kusema hamjali kwasababu ninyi mna njaa, remember that empty stomach can't fight[emoji23] [emoji23] [emoji23] [emoji23]
 
You've captured my very sentiments! These folks are very petty. It's their national obsession to rattle Kenya whenever a chance arises. Their greatest enemy is their own ignorance and not Kenyans
I think its Ujamaa hangover, they are their own biggest enemy. They have no clue whatsoever, about that fact. Thats why we will keep flogging them, economy wise, and in every other aspect, over and over again, till the return of the Messiah!
 
Abeg, look at this boy! Who is you mother?
 
Nasoma na several Kenyans hapa KCMC....tunaishi nao mtaani...tunakaa bar kuchek soka na kunywa 1&2.....they are my friends....they are here legally...hawajawahi kisumbuliwa hata siku moja....this report is too biased
Lengo la Kenyatta ni MAGUFULI aonekane mbaya sababu tunawachapa kisasa sawa kwenye uchumi na miundombinu.
 
Nasoma na several Kenyans hapa KCMC....tunaishi nao mtaani...tunakaa bar kuchek soka na kunywa 1&2.....they are my friends....they are here legally...hawajawahi kisumbuliwa hata siku moja....this report is too biased

Hebu soma that report vizuri tena! It's about Tz folks feeling uneasy with Kenyans working and doing successful businesses and being backed up by your govt to forcefully deport them. As of now I'm sure you're just putting on that fake veneer of civility for those Kenyan students but it won't be the same if after graduating they linger on for jobs. I bet you'll be in the forefront rooting for their deportation. We know you people.
 
It's a willing buyer willing seller you moron! When has Tz ever donated even to Somalia with your plenty whatever. We work hard and pay for everything that crosses the border.

The government has pledged to provide 300 tonnes of maize as food aid to more than 3.5 million Somalis who are devastated by famine.The pledge was made by President Jakaya Kikwete on Tuesday evening during his meeting with Republic of Somalia President Sheikh Sharif Sheikh Ahmed held at State House.

“We are concerned over what is happening in Somalia where people are dying from famine…As you know, Tanzania is not rich but we will donate 300 tonnes of maize… we know it is not enough, but we are convinced it would help to ease the problem your country is facing,” President Kikwete told Sheikh Ahmed.

President Kikwete also said the government would speak to water processing companies in the country to see whether the companies could help the starving Somalis in one way or another.

The government has also promised to continue to help Somalia in fighting various problems that the country has been encountering in the past twenty years politically, economically and socially.For his part, President Ahmed appealed for more food aid from countries across the world to help in overcoming hunger which has devastated Somalia recently.Mr Ahmed, who was in the country for a two-day official state visit told reporters during a press conference held in Dar es Salaam yesterday that the south western part of Somalia was the one most affected by famine.

He also vowed to eradicate the Al-Shabaab militia who, apart from being involved in a civil war, have also been hampering famine relief efforts in Somalia.“We have managed to chase them out of Mogadishu and we will not rest until we make sure that there isn’t a single one of them in Somalia… in collaboration with the international community, we will also make sure that they are eradicated from the world’s map,” he added.

Mr Ahmed told reporters that during his meeting with President Kikwete they spoke about piracy in the Indian Ocean. He added that the two reassured each other on their commitment to see the re-introduction of the rule of law in Somalia which, according to him, would be a lasting solution to piracy in the gulf of Eden.

as food aid to more than 3.5 million Somalis who are devastated by famine.The pledge was made by President Jakaya Kikwete on Tuesday evening during his meeting with Republic of Somalia President Sheikh Sharif Sheikh Ahmed held at State House.

“We are concerned over what is happening in Somalia where people are dying from famine…As you know, Tanzania is not rich but we will donate 300 tonnes of maize… we know it is not enough, but we are convinced it would help to ease the problem your country is facing,” President Kikwete told Sheikh Ahmed.

President Kikwete also said the government would speak to water processing companies in the country to see whether the companies could help the starving Somalis in one way or another.

The government has also promised to continue to help Somalia in fighting various problems that the country has been encountering in the past twenty years politically, economically and socially.For his part, President Ahmed appealed for more food aid from countries across the world to help in overcoming hunger which has devastated Somalia recently.Mr Ahmed, who was in the country for a two-day official state visit told reporters during a press conference held in Dar es Salaam yesterday that the south western part of Somalia was the one most affected by famine.

He also vowed to eradicate the Al-Shabaab militia who, apart from being involved in a civil war, have also been hampering famine relief efforts in Somalia.“We have managed to chase them out of Mogadishu and we will not rest until we make sure that there isn’t a single one of them in Somalia… in collaboration with the international community, we will also make sure that they are eradicated from the world’s map,” he added.

Mr Ahmed told reporters that during his meeting with President Kikwete they spoke about piracy in the Indian Ocean. He added that the two reassured each other on their commitment to see the re-introduction of the rule of law in Somalia which, according to him, would be a lasting solution to piracy in the gulf of Eden.

Source – The Citizen


Tanzania pledges food aid to Somalia | Tanzania Chamber of Commerce,Industry and Agriculture

Did you like this? Share it:
 
according to his opinion mind u nyang'au opinion!
 
nah we just abide to the laws of the Country but unfortunately u just happened to be the main law breakers! Sorry for that..
So working as a nurse in Tanzania. Might I add, with all the neccessary documentation, and working even harder to support a tanzanian wife and 5 children, for over 30years is breaking the law in Tz? You guy, your brain is the same size as a chicken's.
 
Wapi wameandika they were uprooting legal documented Kenyans?
These are illegally, acheni kukuza mambo
 
Lengo la Kenyatta ni MAGUFULI aonekane mbaya sababu tunawachapa kisasa sawa kwenye uchumi na miundombinu.
Sasa rais Uhuru Kenyatta, ambaye hata hajuani na mwandishi huyo wa habari. Wala hamjui huyo 'mkenya' James Chacha aliyeishi tz miaka 30, na kufanya kazi kihalali kama nesi, na kuoa msichana wa kitz na kuzaa naye watoto watano. Yeye ndo amesababisha haya yote? Una akili timamu kweli? Ama ndo ulitoroka Milembe jana usiku?
 
Wapi wameandika they were uprooting legal documented Kenyans?
These are illegally, acheni kukuza mambo



He joined a medical training college and graduated with a diploma in nursing before securing a job at one of the dispensaries in Mwanza town.

And, he found a wife in a Tanzanian lady, bought land in the outskirts of the town and built a family house.

CITIZENSHIP

Thereafter, Tanzania became home as he managed to get documents from the country’s immigration department granting him citizenship.

Mr Chacha, 34, was living a comfortable life until recently when he was sent packing by immigration officials on grounds that he is not a Tanzanian.

“It all started when President John Magufuli came to power. Immigration officials embarked on reviewing citizenship of Kenyan immigrants.

"I was told to present my birth certificate, primary and secondary education certificates, letters from officials at the village among other documents,” Mr Chacha said.

He added: “Getting clearance from these offices proved futile as the officials avoided attending to anyone said to be a Kenyan.”
 
Hatuwataki huku, kwanini mnalazimisha?, bakini kwenu mfe kwa njaa, why are you so disparate with Tanzania?, you can go and work to Somalia, South Sudan, Ethiopia, and Uganda, our government works hard to create jobs for its citizens, your government is busy looting.
 
So why are you arguing with chickens
 
Acha kulialia, everything is clear, Tanzania is for Tanzanians, Kenya is for Kenyans.
 
Hakuna tofauti na ile xenophobia inayofanyika SA. Kilichobaki sasa ni waanza kuchoma watu manake hii xenophobia imeingia kwa national psyche.. Kwa media wanajifanya wanatimiza sheria lakini on the ground wakikutana na mkenya hawataki kujua una Kibali au la
 
which Kenya the one that our food makes her Kunya...
 
Hakuna tofauti na ile xenophobia inayofanyika SA. Kilichobaki sasa ni waanza kuchoma watu manake hii xenophobia imeingia kwa national psyche.. Kwa media wanaj
Hata mseme vipi, tulitunza ardhi yetu kwa matumizi ya watanzania, ninyi mlitoa ardhi yenu kwa wazungu ili wawajengee miji yenu na viwanda, endeleeni kufurahia skyscrapers na flyovers, acha sisi tubaki na ardhi yetu na jobs zetu, mlidhani ubepari ungewafikisha mbali, sasa mnadhalilika kila mnakokwenda mnafukuzwa, Kenya hamuwezi kukaa, ardhi ndogo na njaa kali
3.5m face starvation amid drought
 
Acha kulialia, everything is clear, Tanzania is for Tanzanians, Kenya is for Kenyans.
Like that
Lile basi la Simba mtoto lililochomwa moto Lamu kwa vile lina plate number ya Tanzania si Xenophobia?
 
So why are you arguing with chickens
Am trying to impact some basic education into a chichen-brain. Sit back, relax, and enjoy. Courtesy of pingli-nywee! You might learn something in the process. Wait for it....please don't thank me right away. That we will lay to rest, for some other time.
 
Cookies are required to use this site. You must accept them to continue using the site. Learn more…