Maasai Community from Ngorongoro Expresses Gratitude to President Samia for Relocation Program to Msomera

The Maasai community from Ngorongoro has expressed deep gratitude to President Samia Suluhu Hassan for the successful relocation program to Msomera, a move that has brought significant improvements to their lives. The relocation, which was implemented to address the challenges faced by the Maasai in the Ngorongoro Conservation Area, has been widely welcomed by the community, who now have better access to essential social services.

For years, the Maasai people in Ngorongoro faced difficulties due to the limited availability of social services such as healthcare, education, and clean water. The growing population in the area further strained the resources, leading to challenges in sustaining their traditional way of life. The Maasai are deeply connected to their land and livestock, but the increasing pressure on resources made it difficult to maintain their pastoral lifestyle.

Understanding the challenges faced by the Maasai, President Samia initiated a voluntary relocation program to Msomera, a settlement that offers more abundant resources and better access to social services. The government ensured that the relocation process was carried out with respect for the Maasai’s cultural heritage and with their full consent.

Pia soma:
Msomera, located in the Handeni district of Tanga region, provides a more sustainable environment for the Maasai. The area is well-equipped with healthcare facilities, schools, and clean water sources, which were previously scarce in Ngorongoro. Additionally, the Maasai have been provided with land for grazing their cattle, ensuring that their traditional lifestyle can continue without the pressures they faced in Ngorongoro.

Members of the Maasai community have voiced their appreciation for the government’s efforts in making the relocation as smooth as possible. Many have highlighted the improvements in their quality of life since moving to Msomera. Access to healthcare has been particularly transformative, with many Maasai families now able to receive medical attention without having to travel long distances. The availability of education has also been a game-changer, with more children attending school regularly, which is expected to have a positive impact on the community’s future.

In their words of gratitude, the Maasai have emphasized the importance of the government’s continued support in ensuring that the social services in Msomera remain accessible and of high quality. They have also expressed hope that other marginalized communities in Tanzania will benefit from similar initiatives.

President Samia’s commitment to improving the lives of Tanzanians, especially those in remote and underserved areas, has been evident in her administration’s policies. The successful relocation of the Maasai from Ngorongoro to Msomera is a testament to her dedication to inclusive development and social welfare.

The Maasai community’s gratitude serves as a reminder of the positive impact that thoughtful and well-implemented government programs can have on the lives of citizens. As the Maasai settle into their new homes in Msomera, they look forward to a future filled with greater opportunities and improved well-being, thanks to the support and vision of President Samia.

Mtaweka mamluki sana ila kwa Ngorongoro mmeyatimba

Ngaliwe said:

View attachment 30767531The Maasai community from Ngorongoro has expressed deep gratitude to President Samia Suluhu Hassan for the successful relocation program to Msomera, a move that has brought significant improvements to their lives. The relocation, which was implemented to address the challenges faced by the Maasai in the Ngorongoro Conservation Area, has been widely welcomed by the community, who now have better access to essential social services.

For years, the Maasai people in Ngorongoro faced difficulties due to the limited availability of social services such as healthcare, education, and clean water. The growing population in the area further strained the resources, leading to challenges in sustaining their traditional way of life. The Maasai are deeply connected to their land and livestock, but the increasing pressure on resources made it difficult to maintain their pastoral lifestyle.

Understanding the challenges faced by the Maasai, President Samia initiated a voluntary relocation program to Msomera, a settlement that offers more abundant resources and better access to social services. The government ensured that the relocation process was carried out with respect for the Maasai’s cultural heritage and with their full consent.

Msomera, located in the Handeni district of Tanga region, provides a more sustainable environment for the Maasai. The area is well-equipped with healthcare facilities, schools, and clean water sources, which were previously scarce in Ngorongoro. Additionally, the Maasai have been provided with land for grazing their cattle, ensuring that their traditional lifestyle can continue without the pressures they faced in Ngorongoro.

Members of the Maasai community have voiced their appreciation for the government’s efforts in making the relocation as smooth as possible. Many have highlighted the improvements in their quality of life since moving to Msomera. Access to healthcare has been particularly transformative, with many Maasai families now able to receive medical attention without having to travel long distances. The availability of education has also been a game-changer, with more children attending school regularly, which is expected to have a positive impact on the community’s future.

In their words of gratitude, the Maasai have emphasized the importance of the government’s continued support in ensuring that the social services in Msomera remain accessible and of high quality. They have also expressed hope that other marginalized communities in Tanzania will benefit from similar initiatives.

President Samia’s commitment to improving the lives of Tanzanians, especially those in remote and underserved areas, has been evident in her administration’s policies. The successful relocation of the Maasai from Ngorongoro to Msomera is a testament to her dedication to inclusive development and social welfare.

The Maasai community’s gratitude serves as a reminder of the positive impact that thoughtful and well-implemented government programs can have on the lives of citizens. As the Maasai settle into their new homes in Msomera, they look forward to a future filled with greater opportunities and improved well-being, thanks to the support and vision of President Samia.

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Kwanza Serikali imewapendelea sana,ingekuwa mimi wasingepata hata 💯.

FORMER NGORONGORO RESIDENT SAYS MSOMERA IS NOT AN IDEAL AREA FOR CATTLE KEEPERS
A Former member of Parliament of Tanzania who was relocated from Ngorongoro to Msomera in Tanga region, says the new settlement is unfriendly for cattle keepers community. On the video shared on online platforms the former MP


View: https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=UjEt9Hm_ynk
The MP says he and others have lost many cows as the environment in Msomera does not have enough grass for herds of cows they have moved to the new settlement in Msomera.

The former MP also says the Msomera area is not ideal as their former home area in Ngorongoro where there is plenty of grass and as Ngorongoro is on the Highlands the temperatures is cool compare to Msomera where is humid hot and long periods of drought

You have eyes but you do not see, you have ears but you do not use them.
Why were the maasai demonstrating this week?
Why were the police deployed?
Who are you trying to convince?

As I remember, the refere Samia lamented by herself that the main reason for his government to relocate the Maasai people of Ngorongoro is just what she said to je "overpopulation" and not what you ate now trying to foolish us. There is no voluntary move amidts village cancellation

Tusalimie kwanza kimasai tujue Kama yaliyomo yamo

Trash. We are not barging. Rudisheni hela za watu mlizokula.

Ngaliwe said:

View attachment 30767531The Maasai community from Ngorongoro has expressed deep gratitude to President Samia Suluhu Hassan for the successful relocation program to Msomera, a move that has brought significant improvements to their lives. The relocation, which was implemented to address the challenges faced by the Maasai in the Ngorongoro Conservation Area, has been widely welcomed by the community, who now have better access to essential social services.

For years, the Maasai people in Ngorongoro faced difficulties due to the limited availability of social services such as healthcare, education, and clean water. The growing population in the area further strained the resources, leading to challenges in sustaining their traditional way of life. The Maasai are deeply connected to their land and livestock, but the increasing pressure on resources made it difficult to maintain their pastoral lifestyle.

Understanding the challenges faced by the Maasai, President Samia initiated a voluntary relocation program to Msomera, a settlement that offers more abundant resources and better access to social services. The government ensured that the relocation process was carried out with respect for the Maasai’s cultural heritage and with their full consent.

Msomera, located in the Handeni district of Tanga region, provides a more sustainable environment for the Maasai. The area is well-equipped with healthcare facilities, schools, and clean water sources, which were previously scarce in Ngorongoro. Additionally, the Maasai have been provided with land for grazing their cattle, ensuring that their traditional lifestyle can continue without the pressures they faced in Ngorongoro.

Members of the Maasai community have voiced their appreciation for the government’s efforts in making the relocation as smooth as possible. Many have highlighted the improvements in their quality of life since moving to Msomera. Access to healthcare has been particularly transformative, with many Maasai families now able to receive medical attention without having to travel long distances. The availability of education has also been a game-changer, with more children attending school regularly, which is expected to have a positive impact on the community’s future.

In their words of gratitude, the Maasai have emphasized the importance of the government’s continued support in ensuring that the social services in Msomera remain accessible and of high quality. They have also expressed hope that other marginalized communities in Tanzania will benefit from similar initiatives.

President Samia’s commitment to improving the lives of Tanzanians, especially those in remote and underserved areas, has been evident in her administration’s policies. The successful relocation of the Maasai from Ngorongoro to Msomera is a testament to her dedication to inclusive development and social welfare.

The Maasai community’s gratitude serves as a reminder of the positive impact that thoughtful and well-implemented government programs can have on the lives of citizens. As the Maasai settle into their new homes in Msomera, they look forward to a future filled with greater opportunities and improved well-being, thanks to the support and vision of President Samia.

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Hii ni Propaganda chafu ili "kufubaza" makali ya mjadala wa kuwahamisha kwa nguvu hao Maasai. Kama kweli hizo ulizotaja kuwa ndio Fidia stahiki ambazo Watu waliokubali kuhamia huko Msomera watapata, Je, orodha ya hao Wafidiwa iko wapi? Ripoti ya Uthamini wa Mali za Wafidiwa iko wapi? Uthamini wa Mali za hao Wafidiwa (Wamasai) ulifanyika lini? Kwa nini Serikali haitaki kuweka wazi hadharani orodha yote ya Watu Wananchi ambao wamekumbwa na zoezi Hilo la kuhamishwa na kiasi cha Fidia ambacho kinapaswa kulipwa kwa kila mmoja???

Hongera sana kwa andiko! Ila kuna mahala unapelea sana kuelewa kwa uwanda mpana!
Maasai hapo ni ancestral land sio sehemu ambayo Nyerere alipatia! Sio sehemu ambayo Mwinyi aliwapa kama msaada wala Mkapa, Kikwete, Magufuli au Samia bali ni sehemu ambayo inabeba cultural significant kwako na taifa kwa ujumla. Mtatengeneza makala zaidi ya mia moja ila hoja kuu ni kuwa NGORONGORO NI MAASAI NA MAASAI NI NGORONGORO Milele ipo hivyo!