Hahahaha. Mbona unanichekesha sana. Kwahiyo wewe una akili sana siyo? Kama unaakili kwa nini mnakubali kuongozwa na Elites nchini kwenu?
All Kenyans are elite we are not like you .
that is someone's choice ,you're free to use any language that you feel like,for instance news anchor asking a Swahili question and the politician responds in English tells you that Kenyans are comfortable with all languages.but Tanzania is pathetic 95% understands Swahili 5% English katika hio hali unatumia swa ili kila muja aelewe. I will invite you in near future uje hapa Kenya
Kenya does not have National language. Hawajui kingereza pia hawajui kiswahili.
Mtaisha kwikwikwi. Mnapukutika kama uyogamla albino mmekukosa adabu na utu. mnawaua maskini zeru zeru na sasa mnawafuata kariburini!!!
20 JANUARY 2017
The Citizen (Dar es Salaam)
Tanzania: Stop Exhuming Albino Bodies
By Peter Saramba
Mwanza — Under The Same Sun (UTS), a non-governmental organisation, which fights against the killing and ststigmatization of people with albinism, has asked the government to deal with a new trend of exhuming albino bodies.
Speaking to reporters in Mwanza yesterday, UTS country director Vicky Ntetema said despite a drop in the number of albino killings, incidents of exhuming albino bodies had increased in various parts of the country. According to her, five incidents have been reported to have happened in the past five years.
"This is a new threat to people with albinism. We commend the authorities for their effort to fight against albino killings, but they should also tackle this new trend of exhuming the bodies of people with albinism," explained Ms Mtetema.
For his part, Mr Peter Ash, the Under the Same Sun chief executive officer appealed to the international community to join hands in the fight against the killing of and violence against people with albinism.
Opening a four-day workshop, which brought together people with albinism and champions against albino killings across the world, Mr Ash said like other human beings, people with albinism had a right to live and be respected as other human beings.
"We cannot have a world, whereby a group of people in society are subjected to killings by fellow family members, friends and neighbours, who hunt for their body parts, believing the latter will earn them great wealth. We must wake up and eradicate this cruel practice,"said Mr Ash.
Mwanza regional community development officer Isaac Ndassa, who represented regional commissioner John Mongella at the workshop assured stakeholders that the government was committed to stopping the killing and stigmatisation of people with albinism through taking legal action against the culprits and public awareness.
you're just conforming to us that you're indeed hopeless brat ,going round exposing your country's naked to the world . aren't you even ashamed of posting pictures that shows the real life situation in tandale? Oh God help this poor Albino eaters to get out of poverty .
Hivi huyo *Mzungu Kichaa* kwa sasa yuko wapi na nyimbo zake naweza zipata wapi vile?!?!?
Oh which way do you know? how did you know those ways anyway? ooh I see you're one of those beggars from Tanzania loitering around asking for few shillings right? hold on!! China chako ki motoni.
Kwikwikwi inauma eeh! au unataka nikuletee nyingine!!
Haha sad, very sad
Don't try me. Nitakufanya ulie sasa hivi kuhusu nchi yenu. Mnang'ang'ania mambo ya ajabu ajabu sana. Mkiishiwa point mnakimbilia Albino killings. Sasa jaribu tena kufanya hivyo I will expose every na utaweza kulia.
Niliwai sikai akihojiwa niez kadhaa nyuma ila sina idea na nyimbo zake kwasasa
