RENAMO yahoji majeshi ya Afrika kuruhusiwa kuingia Mozambique

[bagamoyo]

4 August 2021
Maputo, Mozambique

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Chama kikuu cha upinzani RENAMO chahoji katiba kutofuatwa kwa majeshi ya kigeni ya nchi za Afrika kuingia nchini Mozambique. Hoja hiyo imewasilishwa na kiongozi wa upinzani bungeni Bw. Venâncio Mondlane

Nakutaka kikao cha dharura cha Bunge kifanyike ili kijadili hali hiyo Mpya ya majeshi ya nchi kadhaa za kigeni kuingia nchini humo kinyemela bila Bunge kufahamishwa.

RENAMO inasema kuwa katiba ya nchi ya Mozambique haikuzingatiwa ktk suala hilo la kukaribisha majeshi ya kigeni. Ilitakiwa kamati za kudumu tatu za Bunge la Mozambique kuarifiwa kisha kuwakilisha hoja bungeni umuhimu wa kuwepo majeshi ya kigeni nchini humo.

Chama hicho cha RENAMO kimesema hakipingi majeshi ya kigeni kukaribishwa nchini humo, ila utaratibu wa kikatiba wa nchi hiyo lazima uzingatiwe kupitia Bungeni, kwa serikali kwanza kuja mbele ya Bunge na kutoa kusudio la kutangazwa kwa hali ya hatari au vita na hatua hiyo huchukua masaa 24 tu kujadiliwa, kabla ya majeshi ya kigeni kuleta vikosi vyao nchini Mozambique.

Kufuatia mashambulizi ya vikundi vya kigaidi katika jimbo la Cabo Delgado, serikali ya Mozambique imekaribisha majeshi ya kigeni katika jimbo hilo la kaskazini la Mozambique bila kwanza kuitisha kikao cha Bunge cha dharura ambacho ndicho kikao kilichopewa mamlaka kikatiba kusikia haja ya serikali ya Mozambique ikipanga kutangaza hali ya hatari au nchi kuingia vitani.

Renamo calls for respect for the country's constitution​

Renamo, the largest Mozambican opposition party, asked yesterday for the convening of an extraordinary parliamentary session for a debate on the presence of foreign forces in the fight against armed groups in Cabo Delgado province, in the north of the country.
08/04/2021 LAST UPDATE 7:00 AM

Main opposition party took the matter to Parliament © Photo by: DR​

"Renamo's position is that we should, in fact, have an extraordinary session, due to the urgency of the matter. The body that represents the people should, in principle, debate all the implications of the entry of foreign forces into Mozambique" , said Venâncio Mondlane, rapporteur of the Renamo bench in Parliament.

For Renamo, the procedure used for the entry of foreign troops in the country did not respect the country's Constitution, defending, therefore, that it should "as soon as possible, normalize and legalize” the process.

It is necessary "quickly to present a concrete proposal on what the Government wants, whether it is a State of Siege or a State of War, and, according to the Constitution, the Assembly of the Republic has 24 hours to pronounce itself", added Venâncio Mondlane.

The Standing Committee of the Mozambican Parliament announced on Tuesday that the three parliamentary benches were unanimous in summoning, for the next session, in October, the Government to provide information on the presence of foreign contingents in the country.

Renamo denied yesterday that it had agreed to schedule the matter for an ordinary session in October, noting that an "emergency situation" cannot be debated "in two or three months' time."

"Renamo's position has always been favorable to external military support, as long as the national legal system is respected", explained the bench.

In addition to Renamo, the Democratic Movement of Mozambique (MDM), the third party, had already criticized the Executive for authorizing the presence of foreign military personnel in the country without informing Parliament.

Source: Jornal de Angola - Notícias - Renamo pede respeito à Constituição do país

 

[Last emperor]

Hawajali kabisa kuhusu watu wanao uawa

 

[smaki]

Hilo li Mondrane jinga tu. Africa ni moja sana, jumuia ya .SADACC siyo majeshi ya kigeni hayo..ni ndugu wa damu hasa Mmakonde wa msumbiji na wa mtwar ni sawa linatumiwa hilo jamaa sijui km liko hai nitashangaaa.

Mwafrica mweusi kufa ktk ardhi ya africa ni kosa la jinai ndo sheria mama za sadacc tena wana bahati sana vichwa maji km sisi hatupewagi uongozi huko sadacc. Kuwasambaratisha hao wajinga ni dkika sifuri...afu wanalinda wao kwa machozi. Sijui hawa viingozi wanamasrahi labda na hizo vurugu? Nikamate kabisa Smg tu bila hand grenades nani akatize weee!!!@

 

[joseph1989]

Upinzani nchi za Africa yaani kila kitu wanataka kukifanya siasa,wanataka kupata umaarufu mpaka kwenye vitu vihusianavyo na uhai wa wananchi na kumbuka kipindi kile Kibiti Zitto nae alikuwa anaikebehi serikali.

 

[bagamoyo]

Katiba imevujwa, jamaa wa RENAMO wanakumbushia umuhimu wa katiba, bila hivyo serikali inaweza fanya chochote ktk mazingira yoyote ikiwa haifuatia katiba iliyopo. Hilo ndilo upinzani unachelea tabia hiyo kukomaa.

 

[bagamoyo]

Maputo, Mozambique

State of emergency in Mozambique: seven legal questions​

COVID-19 Alert​

3 April 2020By Diana Ramalho

Due to the COVID–19 pandemic, many countries around the world are declaring a state of emergency (or similar) and suspending normal constitutional procedures. The state of emergency was also declared in Mozambique for a period of 30 days, effective from 1 April 2020.

A declaration of state of emergency impacts both the economic and social aspects of life. It is therefore useful to share some information regarding the legal definition of the state of emergency, as well as its implications under the Constitution of the Republic of Mozambique (CRM) and Law No. 35/2014, of 31 December, which approves the Penal Code.

1. Who can declare a state of emergency?​

The President of the Republic has the powers to declare a state of war and its termination, a state of siege, or a state of emergency in matters of national defense and of public order [CRM Article 160(a)]. In order to declare a state of siege or a state of emergency, the President must first seek the position of the State Council as well as from the National Council of Defense and Security [CRM Article 165(b) read together with Article 265(1)(b)].

The suspension of constitutional guarantees and the declaration of a state of siege or a state of emergency must be endorsed by Parliament [CRM Article 178(2)(g)] or, if Parliament is not in session, authorized or confirmed by the Standing Commission of Parliament, subject to ratification [CRM Article 194(d)].

2. When can a state of emergency be declared?​

A state emergency may be declared only in cases of actual or imminent aggression, disruption of or serious threat to the constitutional order, or in the event of a public disaster, in all or part of the national territory which, based on their severity, do not warrant the declaration of a state of siege, [CRM Article 290(1) read together with Article 291], provided that:

• it is reasoned and specifies which freedoms and guarantees have been suspended or restricted [CRM Article 290 (2)];
• the principle of proportionality is respected [CRM Article 291]; and
• the duration and extent of the measures used are limited to what is strictly necessary for the prompt restoration of constitutional normality [CRM Article 291].

3. What are the limits for its declaration?​

The declaration of state of emergency shall not:

• exceed 30 days, which may be extended for the same period up to three times (thus, up to a maximum of four months), if the reasons for the declaration persist [CRM Article 292]; and
• restrict or suspend the right to life, the right to personal integrity, the right to civil capacity and to citizenship, the non-retroactivity of criminal law, the right of accused persons to a defense, and freedom of religion [CRM Article 294].

4. What are the consequences of a state of emergency?​

The consequences are in first place, the restrictions and measures which may be taken related to personal freedoms, such as:
a) the obligation to remain in a certain place;
b) detention;
c) detention in buildings not intended for persons accused or convicted of common crimes;
d) restrictions relating to the inviolability of correspondence, the confidentiality of communication, the provision of information and the freedom of the press and of radio and television broadcasting;
e) home search and apprehension;
f) suspension of the freedom of assembly and demonstration; and
g) requisition of goods and services [CRM Article 295].

5. What are the implications for companies and employees?​

Should a lockdown be declared as part of the declaration of a state of emergency, at some point in time, and depending on the conditions established in the declaration, employers will have to attempt to find ways to continue to perform their activities, where possible. Some alternatives might be:
i) work from home arrangements depending on the nature of the work;
ii) reduction of working hours for those activities that may be allowed to continue to be performed;
iii) suspension of employment contracts, where permitted;
iv) annual leave acceleration or, in the worst case scenario;
v) the rescission of employments contracts on the initiative of the employer, with prior notice.
We recommend you consult counsel with respect to the measures listed from ii) to v) before any move to implement them.

6. What are the consequences for violations of the measures imposed under a state of emergency?​

The offenders may be subject to imprisonment of up to three months (unless another more serious sanction is provided for) under the terms of the Penal Code in force, Article 412(1).

7. How does the state of emergency cease?​

At the end of a state of emergency, the President of the Republic addresses a message to the Parliament giving detailed information about the measures taken under it and a list of the names of all citizens affected [CRM Article 298

AUTHOR
Diana Ramalho
SAL & Caldeira Advogados, Lda.
Mozambique
Caldeira Advogados, Lda. - DLA Piper Africa


Diana Ramalho.

Source : State of emergency in Mozambique: seven legal questions | DLA Piper Africa, Mozambique | SAL & Caldeira Advogados, Lda.

 

[JUAN MANUEL]

Hivi vyama vingine vya upinzani ni vya kipuuzi sana,wakati wananchi wanauliwa na hao magaidi wa Kiislam,hiyo Katiba yao ya nchi ilikuwa wapi?mbona haikuwalinda wananchi? Au wananchi wakiuuliwa hapo Katiba haijavunjwa, ila majeshi ya nchi zingine yakiingia kuwalinda wananchi wasiuliwe na magaidi ndio Katiba inavunjwa?

Yaani huyu kiongozi anaona ni bora wananchi wafe, ili mradi Katiba ifuatwe?!Katiba ipo kuhudumia wananchi,haitakiwi iwe kikwazo kwa mustakabali wa wananchi

 

[bagamoyo]

Hivi vyama vingine vya upinzani ni vya kipuuzi sana,wakati wananchi wanauliwa na hao magaidi wa Kiislam,hiyo Katiba yao ya nchi ilikuwa wapi?mbona haikuwalinda wananchi? Au wananchi wakiuuliwa hapo Katiba haijavunjwa, ila majeshi ya nchi zingine yakiingia kuwalinda wananchi wasiuliwe na magaidi ndio Katiba inavunjwa?

Yaani huyu kiongozi anaona ni bora wananchi wafe, ili mradi Katiba ifuatwe?!Katiba ipo kuhudumia wananchi,haitakiwi iwe kikwazo kwa mustakabali wa wananchi

RENAMO wanasema hawapingi majeshi ya kigeni kuwapo , ila utaratibu wa kikatiba ufuatwe . Wanakumbushia kuwa utaratibu usipokuwapo basi hata masuala ya fungu la bajeti kwa shughuli kama hizi za kijeshi hautafuatwa, kutakuwepo na ukiukwaji mkubwa wa haki kutokana na kukosekana uelewa wa kikatiba wa wanajeshi katika maeneo ya operesheni pia kutakuwepo ugumu wa kuwajibisha serikali au mwanajeshi mmoja mmoja akikiuka maadili ktk mazingira ambapo mwanzo haikutangazwa kuwepo hali ya hatari au vita ktk eneo lao.

Pia kufuata utaratibu wa kikatiba, Bunge litahakikisha jeshi la Mozambique pia linawezeshwa kirasilimali ikiwemo posho, vifaa, kupewa morali n.k ili liweze kutimiza wajibu wake kisawasawa na pia wananchi wote wa Mozambique kuhamashishwa kuungana kuwa kitu kimoja ktk kipindi cha hali ya tahadhari au kivita kutangazwa kwa kutoa taarifa za kiintelejensia kusaidia jeshi la nchi yao au kujitolea, kuunga mkono operesheni kwa kubana matumizi.

 

[bagamoyo]

Mozambique’s Reluctance to Foreign Intervention Impedes Deployment of Militarised Mission

Although Mozambique’sgovernment has appreciated the concern shown by regional allies about the Islamist insurgency in Cabo Delgado, it nonetheless remains reluctant to request military intervention.

APRIL 27, 2021
AUTHOR
STATECRAFT STAFF


SOURCE: PLATAFORMA
The Institute for Security Studies’ (ISS) Marko Svicevic and Timothy Walker argue that despite the Southern African Development Community’s (SADC) member states agreeing earlier this month to launch a military intervention in Mozambique, there remain “limited legal options” for such a response.

On April 8, following a meeting between the leaders of Mozambique, Malawi, Zanzibar, Botswana, Zimbabwe, and South Africa, the SADC announced the launch of a “proportionate regional response” to the Islamist insurgency in Mozambique’s crisis-torn Cabo Delgado region. The nature of the SADC’s response remains fairly vague at this stage but the leaders did agree to an “immediate technical deployment”.

ISS’ Svicevic and Walker, however, posit that such a plan is not currently rooted in international or regional law.

There is reason to believe that Mozambique has requested foreign military intervention, as evidenced by President Filipe Nyusi’s comments at the SADC leaders’ summit, when he said, “No war is won if it is not clear from the start, (about) what must be done by our country and what must be done by the allies.”

However, prior to the SADC meeting, Nyusi stressed on Mozambique’s sovereignty. He remarked, “Those who arrive from abroad will not replace us, they will support us. It is not empty pride. It is a sense of sovereignty.” He has also previously indicated his reluctance to invite foreign troops unless it is clear what value they offer.

Nyusi has instead preferred to rely on mercenary and private military companies like Dyck Advisory Group (DAG) for specific and targeted missions to “protect mining installations and offshore rigs.”

Therefore, it remains unclear whether the Mozambican government has placed a formal request for foreign military assistance.

Another ‘legal basis’ for a coordinated response by SADC is ‘collective self-defence’. In fact, the SADC’s Mutual Defence Pact states: “An armed attack against a State Party shall be considered a threat to regional peace and security and such an attack shall be met with immediate collective action.”

However, this provision cannot be invoked in the absence of a formal request by the Mozambican government. In such a scenario, the SADC could rely on its Protocol on Politics, Defence, and Security Co-operation, which allows for foreign intervention in cases of “large scale violence between sections of the population”, “conditions of civil war or insurgency”, and “conflict which threatens peace and security in the region or the territory of another State Party”.

However, in order to activate this protocol, the SADC would instead require the approval of the United Nations Security Council (UNSC), as per Article 53 of the UN Charter. The Mozambican government is unlikely to take kindly to such a directive from the UNSC, especially considering that it continues to insist that it must control the distribution of all humanitarian assistance to the region. In fact, this insistence has caused the UN’s World Food Programme (WFP) and other aid agencies to decide against sending aid to Mozambique.

The crisis in Mozambique’s Cabo Delgado has already claimed over 2,600 lives and led to the displacement of more than 700,000 people, many of whom are fleeing to neighbouring countries, including Zimbabwe, Eswatini, South Africa, and Zimbabwe. Given that the militants in the country are often entering the country from Kenya and Tanzania and the fact that many of these terrorists are now crossing borders into neighbouring countries and conducting attacks there, it is clear that this crisis is a regional concern. Yet, proving this as per the terms of regional and international law, especially when Mozambique seems reluctant to allow foreign intervention, is likely to impede the deployment of a militarised SADC mission to the country.

Source : Mozambique’s Reluctance to Foreign Intervention Impedes Deployment of Militarised Mission

 

[bagamoyo]

Mozambique: Assembly Will Debate Foreign Troops - but Only in October​

4 AUGUST 2021
Agencia de Informacao de Mocambique (Maputo)

Maputo — The governing board of the Mozambican parliament, the Assembly of the Republic, its Standing Commission, on Tuesday decided to table for debate at the next full parliamentary sitting the question of foreign military support in the fight against terrorism in the northern province of Cabo Delgado.

The main opposition party, Renamo, had submitted a request for the Standing Commission to call an extraordinary sitting of the Assembly exclusively to discuss the foreign military presence in Cabo Delgado.

However, the Standing Commission decided that the matter could simply be put on the agenda for the next ordinary sitting, which is due to begin in the second half of October.

Renamo had accused President Filipe Nyusi of violating the Constitution by inviting foreign troops into the country without the prior approval of the Assembly. There have been clashes on Mozambican social media as to whether Nyusi did indeed violate the Constitution - but these have become somewhat academic since the first foreign contingent to go into battle against the terrorists, a force of 1,000 men from Rwanda, has enjoyed considerable success.

Mozambican and Rwandan forces have taken the key town of Awasse in Mocimboa da Praia district, and seem poised to advance on the district capital itself, which has been in terrorist hands for over a year. Under these circumstances, nobody wants the Rwandans to withdraw

The spokesperson for the Standing Commission, Alberto Matukutuku, told reporters, that all three parliamentary groups (from the ruling Frelimo Party. Renamo and the second opposition force, the Mozambique Democratic Movement) had agreed to postpone discussion of the presence of foreign troops to the next ordinary sitting - which is over two months away.

Matukutuku said the parliamentary groups had all encouraged the Mozambican defence and security forces to continue defending the country against terrorist aggression.

There was no longer any talk about whether the invitation to the foreign troops had been constitutional. Instead, according to Matukutuku, Frelimo, Renamo and the MDM all expressed their support for the presence of the foreign contingents.

This apparent unanimity did not last long. The Renamo parliamentary group called a press conference on Wednesday morning to denounce Matukutuku's statements. Renamo spokesperson Venancio Mondlane denied there has been any consensus. He said Renamo still wanted an extraordinary sitting of the Assembly, and insisted that the invitation to the foreign forces was illegal.
Mondlane said it made no sense to wait until October to discuss the matter, which he regarded as urgent.

Meanwhile, troops of the Standby Force of the Southern African Development Community (SADC) are beginning to arrive in Mozambique and are expected to total around 3,000. The largest contingent will be 1.495 troops from South Africa.

Doubts about Tanzania's commitment to the anti-terrorist operation were dispelled when a Tanzanian cargo plane (a Yaklov Y8) landed in the Cabo Delgado provincial capital, Pemba, on Sunday to unload vehicles and other military equipment. The details of this equipment have not been made public.

It is hardly coincidental that Tanzanian President Samia Hassan began a state visit to Rwanda on Monday, and the war in Cabo Delgado will certainly have been on the agenda for the talks with her Rwandan counterpart, Paul Kagame.

Journalists have noted heavy military activity at Pemba airport, with the presence of helicopters from the South African, Botswanan and Rwandan air forces.

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[Ustadh tongwe]

Hivi vyama vingine vya upinzani ni vya kipuuzi sana,wakati wananchi wanauliwa na hao magaidi wa Kiislam,hiyo Katiba yao ya nchi ilikuwa wapi?mbona haikuwalinda wananchi?au wananchi wakiuuliwa hapo Katiba haijavunjwa,ila majeshi ya nchi zingine yakiingia kuwalinda wananchi wasiuliwe na magaidi ndio Katiba inavunjwa??!
Yaani huyu kiongozi anaona ni bora wananchi wafe,Ili mradi Katiba ifuatwe?!Katiba ipo kuhudumia wananchi,haitakiwi iwe kikwazo kwa mustakabali wa wananchi

Mmeshazoea huko kwenu serikali haifuati katiba ya nchi kiongozi mmoja anajiamulia tu mnataka wote wawe kama nyinyi,hata nchi ikiwa inatka kuingia vitani lazima lipelekwe bungeni ww unafikiri bila hvyo hyo budget ya vita inatoka wapi km bunge limepuuzwa.

 

[white wizard]

Upinzani nchi za Africa yaani kila kitu wanataka kukifanya siasa,wanataka kupata umaarufu mpaka kwenye vitu vihusianavyo na uhai wa wananchi na kumbuka kipindi kile Kibiti Zitto nae alikuwa anaikebehi serikali .

Inshu hapa sio kupinga!!bali katiba ndio muongozo mkuu wa jinsi nchi itaongozwa, sasa inapotokea kitu kinafanyika bila kufuata katiba lazima watu wahoji, na ndio tatizo kubwa la watawala wa Afrika, kila kitu kutaka kukichukulia kama dharura !!wewe peleka hoja bungeni kama utaratibu unavyotaka, kama likikataliwa huko, hilo ni suala jingine, hapo hata Rais akitumia madaraka yake sio mbaya.Hizi tabia za kutofuata katiba ndio viongozi hutumia mwanya huo huo, kufanya kila jambo kwa kujifanya ni dharura.

 

[Magonjwa Mtambuka]

Hawa Renamo hawana tofauti na Chadema kabisaa.

 

[joseph1989]

Inshu hapa sio kupinga!!bali katiba ndio muongozo mkuu wa jinsi nchi itaongozwa, sasa inapotokea kitu kinafanyika bila kufuata katiba lazima watu wahoji, na ndio tatizo kubwa la watawala wa Afrika, kila kitu kutaka kukichukulia kama dharura !!wewe peleka hoja bungeni kama utaratibu unavyotaka, kama likikataliwa huko, hilo ni suala jingine, hapo hata Rais akitumia madaraka yake sio mbaya.Hizi tabia za kutofuata katiba ndio viongozi hutumia mwanya huo huo, kufanya kila jambo kwa kujifanya ni dharura.

Katiba upuuzi mbele ya roho za watu,hili walilokutana nalo ni janga la kivita linahitaji hali ya dharula, msitetee ujinga kwa kutaka kugeuza kila kitu siasa mpaka kwenye maswala ya husishayo roho za watu.

 

[bagamoyo]

Naona waziri Geoge Simbachawene aliona mapungufu ya suala hili na kuamua lichukuliwe kitaifa huko Mozambique badala ya kufanyika kienyeji nchi kutotangaza hali ya hatari au vita halafu wanachagiza Tanzania kupokea 'wakimbizi' wakati nchi husika haijatangaza vita au hali ya hatari nchini mwao.

Tanzania: 'Tunapolinda mipaka yetu tusitafsiriwe kama tunawazuia wakimbizi'​

• Munira Hussein
• BBC Swahili

15 Aprili 2021

CHANZO CHA PICHA,WIZARA YA MAMBO YA NDANI TANZANIA
Maelezo ya picha,
George Simbachawene amesisitiza kuwa Tanzania inalinda mipaka yake na kujilinda dhidi ya magaidi
Waziri wa mambo ya ndani wa Tanzania George Simbachewene amesema kuwa Ripoti ya Umoja wa mataifa juu ya Tanzania kurudisha wakimbizi wa msumbuji haina uhalisia wowote.
Katika mahojiano na BBC Simbachawene amesisitiza kuwa Tanzania inalinda mipaka yake na kujilinda dhidi ya magaidi ambao wakati mwingine wanaweza kujichanganya na wakimbizi kisha kuingia nchini.

''Hakuna uhalisia wowote wa ripoti hii Je unawezaje kuwajua wanapotaka kuvuka kuja upande wa pili, je unawezaje kuwajua kama humo hakuna magaidi, sisi tunaogopa hawa magaidi, tunalinda mipaka yetu na tunapolinda tusitafsiriwe kama tunawazuia wakimbizi'' anasema Waziri Simbachawene.

Wiki iliyopita Shirika la Umoja wa Mataifa linaloshughulika Wakimbizi (UNHCR) lilisema limepokea ripoti kuwa wakimbizi wa Msumbiji wapatao 600 waliokimbilia Tanzania wametakiwa kurejea kwao.

"UNHCR ina wasiwasi juu ya familia zilizozuiwa makazi au kulazimishwa kurudi kwao na Tanzania," taarifa imeeleza.

Hata hivyo Waziri Simbachewene amesisitiza kuwa wakimbizi hao wanaweza kuhifadhiwa na Msumbiji yenyewe kwakua sehemu yenye machafuko ni wilaya moja hivyo hakuna haja ya Tanzania kuwa suluhisho.

'Serikali ya Msumbiji itajihidi kushughulika nao, eneo lenye machafuko ni wilaya moja tu, hivyo wawapeleke sehemu ambayo haina machafuko, ni wilaya moja tu, nyingine zote kuko salama inakuaje suluhisho iwe Tanzania?. Anasema Waziri Simbachawene.

Kumekuwa na ghasia nchini Msumbiji katika mji wenye utajiri wa gesi, Cabo Delgado tangu mwaka 2017.

CHANZO CHA PICHA,AFP
Maelezo ya picha,
Wanamgambo hao wamekuwa wakishambulia vijiji mbalimbali katika kipindi cha miaka miwili iliyopita.

Kutokana na machafuko hayo kuna wakimbizi ambao wamekwama msituni wakiwa na changamoto ya upatikanaji wa chakula na maji, baadhi walikimbilia kusini na wengine kaskazini katika mpaka wa Tanzania na Msumbiji.

Shambulio la mwezi Machi lililotokea Palma limelazimisha watu wapatao 10,000 kukimbia makazi yao, kwa mujibu wa UNHCR.

Maelfu ya watu wamekimbilia msituni wakati wanamgambo wa kiislamu walipoanza kushambulia, ambapo wanamgambo hao wanaripotiwa walikuwa wakiwachinja wananchi.
Watu kadhaa wameuawa , wakiwemo raia wawili wa kigeni ingawa hakuna taarifa rasmi kuhusu idadi ya vifo vilivyotokea.

Wasiwasi wa usalama baada ya shambulio hilo umefanya kampuni kubwa ya kifaransa ya mafuta Total kuondoka katika eneo hilo ambalo walikuwa wamewekeza mabilioni ya fedha katika mradi wa gesi huko Afungi peninsula, kilomita chache kutoka Palma.

UN pia imelazimika kusitisha operesheni zake za ndege kutoka Afungi, na kusababisha maelfu ya watu kuwa na sintofahamu.
Taasisi ya majanga nchini Msumbiji imesema kuwa watu wapata 30,000 wanahitaji kupatiwa misaada ya kibinadamu.

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Wafanyakazi wa mashirika ya msaada na wamishionari kwa sasa wanawasaidia mamia ya wakimbizi waliokimbia makazi yao katika mji wa Pemba.

Wengi wa wakimbizi wanasaidiwa na ndugu na marafiki, UNHCR imesema.

Mapigano hayo yamesababisha watu zaidi ya 2,600 kuuawa, huku nusu yao wakiwa raia na watu wapatao 700,000 kukimbia makazi yao.
Source : BBC

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[mugah di matheo]

Afrikq katiba hazizingatiwi

 

[white wizard]

Katipa upuuzi mbele ya roho za watu,hili walilokutana nalo ni janga la kivita linahitaji hali ya dharula, msitetee ujinga kwa kutaka kugeuza kila kitu siasa mpaka kwenye maswala ya husishayo roho za watu.

Inaonekana hata huo mzozo huna ufahamu nao!!kwani limeanza leo hadi huo uamuzi wa kupeleka majeshi hayo?mala ya kwanza rais Nyusi si alikataa hayo majeshi, ni zaidi ya mwaka sasa ndio amekubali sasa hiyo ni dharura?

 

[joseph1989]

Inaonekana hata huo mzozo huna ufahamu nao!!kwani limeanza leo hadi huo uamuzi wa kupeleka majeshi hayo?mala ya kwanza rais Nyusi si alikataa hayo majeshi, ni zaidi ya mwaka sasa ndio amekubali sasa hiyo ni dharura?

Niwe na ufahamu nao nisiwe na ufahamu nao ILA ROHO ZA WATU ZINA THAMANI KULIKO KATIBA.

 

[white wizard]

Niwe na ufahamu nao nisiwe na ufahamu nao ILA ROHO ZA WATU ZINA THAMANI KULIKO KATIBA.

Ungekuwa na ufahamu nalo usinge sema kuwa ni la dharura!!kwani toka nchi za Afrika zimemshauri apewe msaada akakataa, na hata yale mauaji makubwa ya mji wa PALMA, yasingetokea, kama angekuwa na huruma na roho za watu!!

 

[joseph1989]

Ungekuwa na ufahamu nalo usinge sema kuwa ni la dharura!!kwani toka nchi za Afrika zimemshauri apewe msaada akakataa, na hata yale mauaji makubwa ya mji wa PALMA, yasingetokea, kama angekuwa na huruma na roho za watu!!

Haya mambo mwanzoni ya kitokea, lazima kwanza jeshi la nchi lihusike, sio nchi inakutana na majanga mda huo huo unaomba msaada hamna nchi hiyo. So kaona kashindwa sio mbaya kuomba msaada na kaomba MSAADA KWA AJILI YA KUWALINDA RAIA WAKE,hayo maswala ya katiba yatakuja baada ya kusave roho za watu na nchi kuwa salama.