Mabalozi wa kigeni wanaohudhuria kesi ya Mbowe waonywa

[SHEDEDE]

Kazi ya balozi siyo kuhudhuria kesi!

Kama nchi yake inataka kuhudhuria inamtuma nani?

 

[Pulchra Animo]

Kuna ibara yoyote ndani ya katiba yenu mbovu iliyoeleza jambo hilo ?

Kwanini usijielimishe kwanza kabla ya kuuliza such a lousy question?

Katiba ya nchi sio kanuni zinazotoa mwongozo wa diplomatic missions na uhusiano wa kimataifa. Katiba ya nchi ni kwa ajili ya nchi na watu wake!

 

[SHEDEDE]

Bora angenyamaza, ameharibu sana sawa na kujamba saa ya meza ya Bwana palipo na utulivu...kila mtu atasikia

Kajamba saa ya meza ya Bwana??? Khaaaaa hahahhahahah

 

[Mshana Jr]

Hii ndio Taarifa iliyotolewa na Waziri wa Mambo ya nje na ushirikiano wa Africa Mashariki , Mtukufu Mulamula , ambaye amewataka mabalozi hao kufuata sheria na taratibu za kidiplomasia , hakufafanua taratibu hizo kama zinawakataza mabalozi kuhudhuria kesi mahakamani au la .

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Chanzo : Mwananchi

Mungu ibariki CHADEMA

 

[Mshana Jr]

MULA MULA NI DICTATOR TENA MWEUSI TIII

Anachokitafuta atakipata

 

[Erythrocyte]

Kwanini usijielimishe kwanza kabla ya kuuliza such a lousy question?

Katiba ya nchi sio kanuni zinazotoa mwongozo wa diplomatic missions na uhusiano wa kimataifa. Katiba ya nchi ni kwa ajili ya nchi na watu wake!

Kanuni za diplomasia zinasemaje kwenye kesi ya uongo na uzushi kama hii ?

 

[bagamoyo]

Tanzania siyo kisiwa, mwenzio Zambia 'alipunyuliwa' nywele na wadau wa maendeleo kesi ya HH. Hivyo serikali ya Tanzania pia ijitayarishe kwa kutia maji nywele zake ili zoezi la kunyolewa kichwa liwe jepesi.

The European Parliament expresses its concern at the arrest and incarceration of Hakainde Hichilema

The European Parliament, – having regard to its previous resolutions on Zambia, – having regard to the statement of 16 April 2017 by the European External Action Service spokesperson on political tensions in Zambia, – having regard to the report of the EU Electoral Observation Mission on the 2016 elections in Zambia, – having regard to the African Charter on Human and Peoples’ Rights, – having regard to the International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights, – having regard to the Zambian Constitution, – having regard to the Cotonou Agreement, – having regard to the Universal Declaration of Human Rights, – having regard to Rules 135(5) and 123(4) of its Rules of Procedure, A. whereas Zambia has been a longstanding example of democracy, with a 25-year record of peaceful transitions; whereas unfortunately the run-up to the 2016 elections was marred by violent clashes between supporters of the two leading parties, the Patriotic Front and the United Party for National Development (UPND, the opposition party); B. whereas 11 May 2017 marked one month since the incarceration of the UPND leader Hakainde Hichilema, who was arrested together with five of his employees by heavily armed police officers in a raid on his house on 11 April; C. whereas Hichilema was accused of endangering the President’s life by allegedly obstructing the presidential motorcade in Mongu on 9 April 2017, and was immediately charged with treason, a non-bailable offence in Zambia, as well as with disobeying statutory duty, disobeying lawful orders and using insulting language; whereas he rejected all these allegations; D. whereas despite the fact that Zambia is a de facto abolitionist country where the last execution carried out was in 1997, the maximum sentence for treason remains the death penalty; E. whereas Hichilema’s lawyers called the case baseless and requested that the Lusaka Magistrate Court drop the charges; whereas the Court upheld the charges on the ground that only the High Court was competent for treason cases; F. whereas Hichilema is currently held at the Lusaka Central Correctional Facility, where access to private media, lawyers, supporters and friends is limited; whereas acts of degrading treatment under detention have been reported by Hichilema and his lawyers; G. whereas the UPND has considered the charges to be politically motivated and whereas Hichilema’s arrest has caused a wave of protests, violent clashes and increasing political tensions in the country; H. whereas human rights organisations have called on Zambia’s authorities to drop the charges, claiming they were designed to harass and intimidate Hichilema and deter him from doing his political work; whereas President Lungu declared on 14 April 2017 that he would not interfere in the Hichilema case; I. whereas the Catholic Bishops’ Conference of Zambia has criticised the brutal arrest of the country’s main opposition leaders and decried the use of the national police to apparently prevent the organisation and general functioning of the political opposition; J. whereas after the presidential election in August 2016 in which Hichilema was narrowly defeated by President Lungu, the UPND contested the legitimacy of the election results and the independence of the judiciary, but the complaint was dismissed without being heard in court; K. whereas on 18 April 2017 Hichilema was served with an additional charge of treason, along with another five UPND members, for allegedly trying to overthrow the government between 5 and 8 April; L. whereas on 13 November 2016 the EU Election Observation Mission delivered its final report, stating that the 2016 general elections were prepared in a largely professional manner but that both major political parties made statements that inflamed tensions during the campaign, leading to several serious incidents of violence; M. whereas both the EU and the United States have expressed concern at the incarceration of the opposition leader and have called for a peaceful dialogue between the government and the UPND to ease the tensions that have grown between the two parties; N. whereas on 20 April 2017 the Zambian President threatened to impose a state of emergency after a series of arson attacks on shops and police stations attributed to the UPND; whereas this is likely to exacerbate current tensions and a political solution should be favoured; O. whereas the Hichilema case is taking place in a context of increased political tension following the contested elections of last year; whereas human rights observers have reported acts of repression against political activists and opposition parties, excessive use of force to disperse peaceful protests, and crackdowns on media and independent journalists; P. whereas the government has expressed its willingness to engage in dialogue subject to acceptance by all opposition parties of the outcome of the 2016 election; Q. whereas Zambia is a signatory to the Cotonou Agreement, whose Article 9 states that the Parties undertake to promote and protect all fundamental freedoms and human rights, including political rights; R. whereas on 27 March 2017 the Zambian Government began public consultations on the country’s membership of the International Criminal Court; 1. Expresses its concern at the arrest and incarceration of Hakainde Hichilema and insists on the need to ensure fairness, diligence and transparency at all times in the application of the law and all along the justice process; notes with concern reports of political motivation in relation to the charges, and therefore reminds the Zambian Government of its obligation to guarantee fundamental rights and the rule of law, including access to justice and the right to a fair trial, as provided for in the African Charter and in other international and regional human rights instruments; 2. Is deeply concerned at the reports of increasing restrictions on the freedoms of expression and association; calls on the government to continue its efforts to restore full media freedom; insists on the government’s responsibility to avoid any deepening of the current political tensions and to respect, protect and promote the civil and political rights of its citizens; 3. Calls on the Zambian authorities to conduct a prompt, impartial and thorough investigation into the alleged ill-treatment suffered by Hichilema during his detention and to hold those responsible to account; 4. Encourages all relevant political stakeholders to make use of constitutional and legal remedies, in line with international norms and standards, for the resolution of any dispute or differences related to the election results, and to do their utmost to safeguard peace and the security of civil society; 5. Calls for the EU to continue to closely monitor the overall situation in Zambia and to make use of available political means, including through dialogue at the highest level, to ensure that the conditions for the rule of law and democracy, an open political space, free institutions and respect for human rights are maintained; 6. Strongly encourages the Zambian Government to take into consideration the final recommendations of the EU Electoral Observation Mission on the 2016 elections, with particular reference to the need to remove the restrictive limitations on freedom of assembly in the Public Order Act, to guarantee the freedom and independence of the media, and to take all appropriate measures to prevent political violence; 7. Insists on the urgent need for a peaceful and constructive dialogue between the Patriotic Front and the UPND in order to restore political trust and stability; points out the responsibility of both parties to refrain from inciting and provoking violence and to create an environment conducive to an open democratic debate; welcomes the engagement and mediation role of international and regional partners in this regard, as well as the UN Human Rights Commission’s call for a dialogue to tackle political violence; 8. Supports the initiative of the Catholic Bishops’ Conference of Zambia and other civil society groups in calling for a peaceful dialogue between opposing parties; 9. Reiterates its strong opposition to the use of the death penalty in all cases and under all circumstances; welcomes the fact that no execution has been carried out in the country since 1997; invites Zambia to ratify the Second Optional Protocol to the International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights with a view to the abolition of the death penalty; 10. Instructs its President to forward this resolution to the Council, the Commission, the Vice-President of the Commission / High Representative of the Union for Foreign Affairs and Security Policy, the Co-Presidents of the ACP-EU Joint Parliamentary Assembly, the African Union Commission and the Pan-African Parliament, the Zambian Government and the Secretary-General of the United Nations. Source : Texts adopted - Zambia, particularly the case of Hakainde Hichilema - Thursday, 18 May 2017

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[bagamoyo]

Mfano wa mbinyo mkali kwa nchi kaliba za Tanzania, Zambia, Zimbabwe zinazoongozwa na 'wababwe wa kisiasa' kama CCM :

Private
NEWSApril 26, 2017 12:01 am

Zambia: Drop trumped-up treason charges against opposition leader and release him immediately​

Zambian authorities must drop trumped-up treason charges against main opposition leader Hakainde Hichilema and his five employees and release them unconditionally, Amnesty International said today ahead of his bail hearing.
The six were arrested on 11 April after they allegedly failed to give way to a Presidential convoy. They claim they were beaten, teargassed and pepper sprayed on their genitals by the police.

Hakainde Hichilema and the other arrested members of the United Party for National Development (UPND) are victims of longstanding persecution by the Zambian authorities stemming from their political activities and last year’s disputed election
Deprose Muchena, Amnesty International’s Regional Director for Southern Africa

“Hakainde Hichilema and the other arrested members of the United Party for National Development (UPND) are victims of longstanding persecution by the Zambian authorities stemming from their political activities and last year’s disputed election,” said Deprose Muchena, Amnesty International’s Regional Director for Southern Africa.
“The charges against Hichilema and his employees are designed to harass and intimidate him and deter him from doing his political work.”Hakainde Hichilema is facing charges of treason, “disobeying lawful orders” and using insulting language towards the police after a confrontation with a convoy carrying President Edgar Lungu.
Police allege that Hichilema’s vehicles did not give way to the presidential motorcade while they were travelling on the same road on 8 April. However Hichilema’s lawyer told Amnesty International that their vehicles had been given permission to go ahead. Both men were on their way to attend a religious ceremony in Mongu district.
After their arrest, three of Hichilema’s employees were allegedly tortured by policemen wearing hoods.
“These charges are a massive conflation of what is essentially a traffic control issue; it should not be labelled treason, said Deprose Muchena.“The Zambian authorities must promptly and thoroughly investigate these reports of torture and other ill-treatment of those detained and bring suspected perpetrators to justice in a fair trial.”
Background
Hakainde Hichilema is the president of the main opposition political party, the United Party for National Development (UPND) in Zambia.
On 11 August 2016 he stood against President Edgar Lungu in the presidential elections, where he was narrowly defeated.
Following the defeat, the UPND challenged the electoral results but their petition was thrown out by the Constitutional Court before being heard.
On 6 October 2016, Hichilema was arrested alongside UPND vice-president Geoffrey Bwalya Mwamba in Luanshya while on their way to visit their supporters in prison. Police have backdated his treason charges to October 2016, alleging that he has failed to recognise Lungu’s presidency.

Source : Zambia: Drop trumped-up treason charges against opposition leader and release him immediately

 

[bagamoyo]

13 August 2021
Mahakama ya Hakimu Mkazi Mkuu
Kisutu
Dar es Salaam, Tanzania

Wadau wa nje na ndani wafika mahakamani kufuatilia kesi ya Mbowe



Source : Mwanzo TV

 

[Mshana Jr]

Ule ujio hsukuishia pale, wale walikuja kukamilisha ushahidi subiri watoe report yao MM atajua hajui

 

[akilinene]

Balozi kuhudhuria kesi anavunja sheria gani ?

Wao wenyewe wanajua sheria wanayovunja. Wewe kuwa mpole hujui lolote hapa, hakuna propaganda hapa

 

[bagamoyo]

CCM wasahaulifu sana, juzi tu waziri mdogo wa Marekani anayesimamia masuala ya Afrika undersecretary Victoria Nuland alionesha .....

US voices concern at Tanzania's arrest of opposition politician

4 Aug 2021 — “We have expressed our concern about the treatment and imprisonment of the opposition leader Mbowe," Victoria Nuland, Under

 

[bagamoyo]

Bila tashwishi wala kupepesa macho, waziri mdogo wa Marekani undersecretary Victoria Nuland aiambia serikali mpya ya awamu ya 6 maneno haya :


Waziri wa Marekani - Kesi inayomkabili Freeman Mbowe ni mtihani mkubwa kwa utawala Mpya wa awamu ya 6, akaongeza kama kule Pemba Zanzibar uchaguzi unarudiwa jimbo la Konde baada ya mwanaCCM mwenyewe kuachia ngazi uchaguzi huru ufanyike , kesi hii ya Mbowe pia inaweza kutatuliwa bila mizengwe yote hii au sarakasi zote hizi za vyombo vya dola vya serikali iliyopo madarakani Tanzania, anamalizi Kiongozi huyo wa serikali ya Marekani

4 Aug 2021

US Official: Tanzanian Opposition Leader’s Arrest Is “Test” For New President


U.S. Undersecretary of State for Political Affairs Victoria Nuland was in Tanzania Wednesday where she spoke about the arrest of opposition leader Freeman Mbowe and at least 10 other Chadema party members and staff who face terrorism charges.

Source : VOA Africa

 

[Pulchra Animo]

Kanuni za diplomasia zinasemaje kwenye kesi ya uongo na uzushi kama hii ?

Havina uhusiano! Hilo la “...uongo na uzushi...” ni mtazamo wako na chama chako!

 

[Kiranja Mkuu]

Hii ndio Taarifa iliyotolewa na Waziri wa Mambo ya nje na ushirikiano wa Africa Mashariki , Mtukufu Mulamula , ambaye amewataka mabalozi hao kufuata sheria na taratibu za kidiplomasia , hakufafanua taratibu hizo kama zinawakataza mabalozi kuhudhuria kesi mahakamani au la .

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Chanzo : Mwananchi

Kwahiyo ni marufuku balozi kwenda kusikiliza kesi?
Huyo balozi ni zezeta mkuu wa mazezeta

 

[Magonjwa Mtambuka]

Hapo juu kuna hadithi ya Hichilema na masikini Edgar Lungu , hebu ipitie

Siipitii.

 

[bagamoyo]

Siipitii.

Hah hah, ni maandishi hakuna video ya kumaliza MB. Pitia kidogo utoe mawazo mbadala mtambuka katika sakata la wadau wa maendeleo nao kuwepo katika viunga vya Mahakama zetu tukufu kufuatilia mwenendo wa kesi hii.

Kesi ya 'Freeman Mbowe na wenziwe 3' inayoweza kuibadilisha Tanzania kwa mara ya kwanza tangu ipate uhuru wa bendera, ambapo naam bila shaka historia Mpya itaandikwa kwa nchi ya Tanzania kuelekea welekeo chanya.

 

[Kong Chi]

Akili zimeshakuwa za CCM, na lile Nchemba la fedha eti linasema tozo lazima zilipwe huku lilipotoka lilikuwa linavaa ndala za matairi ya gari

 

[bagamoyo]

Naye makamu mwenyekiti wa CHADEMA Mh. Tundu Lissu atia neno kuhusu hali ya kisiasa Tanzania chini ya uongozi wa awamu ya Mh. Rais Samia S. Hassan

20 Aug 2021
Washington D.C

Lissu asema matumaini ya Rais Samia kuleta mabadiliko yamefifia



Kiongozi wa Chama cha Chadema Tundu Lissu asema matumaini ya kuwa Rais Samia Suluhu Hassan ataleta mabadiliko ya kisiasa Tanzania yamefifia.

Source : VOA Swahili

 

[Wildchild]

Kazi ya balozi siyo kuhudhuria kesi!

Tayari nako uoga umewaingia, mbona hamkuona woga kubambikia?