New administration under Samia Suluhu gives hope after 5 years of hopelessness

New administration under Samia Suluhu gives hope after 5 years of hopelessness

Ya Mbowe ni uchu wa madaraka umemponza. Angekuwa alikwisha kustaafu haya yangemkuta wapi. Kabadilisha katiba ya CDM ili ale na hakuna mlo laini lazima aumie tu
PSX_20210723_175201.jpg
 
Tulieni dawa iwaingie. Mwendazake alipokuwa anatamba mliufyata sasa hizi purukushani za nini?

Mlipoibiwa kura mlisema mmeona mngelidai haki yenu damu ingelimwagika lakini kabla ya uchaguzi mlidai kama yaliyotokea kwenye chaguzi za serikali za mitaa patachimbika.

Uchaguzi ukaja yakatokea ya serikali za mitaa mara dufu hatukuona palipochimbika ila tulichoona ni utapeli wa kisiasa
PSX_20210723_175843.jpg
 
Mama anaupiga mwingi sana.

Hopulesi [emoji16][emoji16][emoji16]
View attachment 1864855
Teh teh teh

Mashabiki wa mwendazake mmeibuka.

Alipokuwa hai mlimnukuu mkisherehekea " media do not have that kind of freedom."

Today, we do not know what happened to Azory Gwanda and Ben Saanane during his watch. And, our counterfeit opposition now have reserved best superlatives for mwendazake reminding us their memories have acquired convenient "memory loss" syndrome or should we call it amnesia?

The sin of mwendazake lives on
 
Just Love

The prison governor was an immensely impressive, dynamic, eloquent and young African-American woman known as ‘Chief Jennifer’.
Our team assembled at the start of the visit, together with those who ran the prison. Chief Jennifer welcomed us with these words: ‘Greetings in the name of our Lord and Saviour Jesus Christ.’
She told us that there were 2.5 million people in prison in the USA, each costing the taxpayer $24,000 a year. Only 3% will stay in prison for the rest of their lives. 97% of those presently incarcerated will, at some point, be released back into society. For that reason, she continued, there was good secular motivation for wanting to see change in their lives, besides her own desire, as a Christian, for them to experience redemption.
The prison was run not only with justice, but also with love. All wrong attitudes and actions were lovingly confronted. There was no bad language, no graffiti and a learned respectful behaviour. We spent some time with a group of men who had recently completed Alpha there and heard their testimonies of changed lives.
God is love. He is also just. In his book Justice in Love, Nicholas Wolterstorff points out that justice is a necessary constituent part of any properly formed conception of love.
 
Back
Top Bottom