Polepole aseme Maza hatakiwi na kina nani?,isije ikawa ni kundi dogo la male chauvinist wasiomkubali mwanamke,tena akiwa Muislamu ndio kabisa! kwa Wakristu hata angekuwa ni Bikira Maria mwenyewe,ni Wakatoliki tuu kamwe hawakubali rais mwanamke!mara novena,mara waraka, Polepole atoke aseme ni kina nani hawamtaki Mama,wakati kila kona ni mama mama!。 Sema no to male chauvinism!。
Namhurumia sana Polepole,its too little too late lori la contena la uchaguzi la twende na mama, mitano tena, tayari liko mwendo kasi kwenye mteremko,there is no turning back and no one can stop it now isipokuwa YEYE!GE2025 - Polepole, Asante kwa ukweli wako kuhusu kiini macho cha Uchaguzi. Hoja ya tusishiriki, haina tija tena na Uchaguzi Upo!
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Why are you like this ? Binadamu wananuance lakini kwanini unashindwa kuchagua upande ? Kwanini hauna msimamo ? Unaonekana unaenda upepo unapokupeleka.
Wanawake sio malaika, na sisi hukosea pia, na kukosoa mwanamke sio kumchukia kama kumkosoa mwanaume sio kuchukia wanaume.
Kama Polepole anavyosema ni ukweli, kuwa kuna genge limemshikilia Mweshimiwa Rais...
Historcially and statistically speaking, women do not get the same treatment men do, mwanamke ukipata bahati mbaya ukakosea na ukafanya mambo wanaume wanayofanyaga na ukafikiri na wewe unaweza kutoka scot-free kama male predecessors, it is a huge mistake, but to each his own, one of life's greatest privileges is that we get to choose the path we take.
Whether unasingiziwa au umevifanya, there are always double standards. Na ndio maana wanawake wengi kama Ellen Johnson Sirleaf (Liberia) hujitahidi kuwa above board kwenye kila kitu kwasababu unapaswa kujua watu wanakusubiri uanguke, kwa hiyo ukijiruhusu uteleze, ndio kabisa unawapa wanachokitaka kirahisi.
Dilma Rousseff (Brazil)
Park Guen-hye (South Korea)
Sheikh Hasina (Bangladesh)
Isabel Perón (Argentina)
Cristina Fernández de Kirchner (Argentina)
“Back to the Kitchen”: Corruption Charges Against Women Heads of Government
Madison Schramm, Alexandra Stark, and Loriana Crasnic
“Back to the Kitchen”: Corruption Charges Against Women Heads of Government | Canadian Journal of Political Science/Revue canadienne de science politique | Cambridge Core
While much of the scholarship on gender and corruption suggests that women in political office are, or are perceived to be, less corrupt than men, in just the past few years corruption accusations against Brazil's Dilma Rousseff and South Korea's Park Geun-hye have made headlines and led to their impeachment. In this article, we argue women heads of government are actually more likely to be charged with corruption due to pervasive beliefs that women, by their very presence, corrupt public office. Using cross-national data, we first demonstrate that women executives are significantly more likely to be formally accused of corruption than their male counterparts. We then present case studies of Brazilian President Rousseff and Turkish Prime Minister Çiller to demonstrate the powerful role of gendered discourse in motivating suspicion and inflaming elite and public sentiment and thereby driving corruption charges. These findings make a substantial contribution to the literature on gender, leadership and the politics of corruption.