State of Fear: Inside Tanzania's Enforced Disappearances - BBC Africa Eye Documentary

State of Fear: Inside Tanzania's Enforced Disappearances - BBC Africa Eye Documentary

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"When Samia Suluhu became Tanzania’s first female president in 2021, after the sudden death in office of her predecessor, there were hopes that her presidency would mark a break from authoritarian rule. She lifted a ban on opposition rallies, allowed the media to operate more freely, and called for greater political inclusivity. Expectations of lasting change, however, soon faded.

From opposition figures and human rights activists, to artists and members of the ruling party itself, an unprecedented crackdown on government critics has shaken Tanzania.

Through powerful testimonies from survivors of abduction and torture, and vivid reconstructions of their harrowing experiences, this film reveals the campaign of intimidation and fear that government critics endure in the country."

Source: BBC

WATCH:

View: https://youtu.be/9WkYK-SjJtE
 
Washikilie hapohapo.
Haiwezekani raia hatuna amani wao waendelee kuwa na amani hilo suala hapana.

Tena wakaze zaidi ili utawala wao uwe mgumu kiliko tawala zote. Mioyo yao isipate amani hofu itawale kwao usiku na mchana.

Ubaya waliotenda malipo yawe hapahapa.
 
Huyu kibibi muuaji wa kizanzibari mwaka huu ama zake ama zetu. Lazima dunia ione ushetani wake wote ili ICC imshughulikie vizuri kabisa na washirika wake wote.

Hongereni sana mliofanikisha hii taarifa ya BBC. Tusipoe wala kutulia hadi huyu muuaji na washenzi wake wote watolewe Arrest Warrant na ICC. It's now or never.
 
"When Samia Suluhu became Tanzania’s first female president in 2021, after the sudden death in office of her predecessor, there were hopes that her presidency would mark a break from authoritarian rule. She lifted a ban on opposition rallies, allowed the media to operate more freely, and called for greater political inclusivity. Expectations of lasting change, however, soon faded.

From opposition figures and human rights activists, to artists and members of the ruling party itself, an unprecedented crackdown on government critics has shaken Tanzania.

Through powerful testimonies from survivors of abduction and torture, and vivid reconstructions of their harrowing experiences, this film reveals the campaign of intimidation and fear that government critics endure in the country."

Source: BBC

WATCH:

View: https://youtu.be/9WkYK-SjJtE

 
Washikilie hapohapo.
Haiwezekani raia hatuna amani wao waendelee kuwa na amani hilo suala hapana.

Tena wakaze zaidi ili utawala wao uwe mgumu kiliko tawala zote. Mioyo yao isipate amani hofu itawale kwao usiku na mchana.

Ubaya waliotenda malipo yawe hapahapa.
"To every action there is an equal and opposite reaction" Newton's Third Law.
 
Kuna anguko la uchumi naliona lina kuja kwa kasi, na likifuatiwa na anguko la Samia. Kwa wenye pesa asa wafanyabiashara kwenye mabenki ikiwepo CRDB, kazitoeni haraka sana, ikiwezekana nendeni mkanunue dhahabu kabla shilingi haijaporomoka.

kununua dola imekuwa ngumu sasa kwa Tanzania maana wameshaweka kiwango cha mtu mmoja kununua dola. Toeni pesa zenu haraka.
 
"When Samia Suluhu became Tanzania’s first female president in 2021, after the sudden death in office of her predecessor, there were hopes that her presidency would mark a break from authoritarian rule. She lifted a ban on opposition rallies, allowed the media to operate more freely, and called for greater political inclusivity. Expectations of lasting change, however, soon faded.

From opposition figures and human rights activists, to artists and members of the ruling party itself, an unprecedented crackdown on government critics has shaken Tanzania.

Through powerful testimonies from survivors of abduction and torture, and vivid reconstructions of their harrowing experiences, this film reveals the campaign of intimidation and fear that government critics endure in the country."

Source: BBC

WATCH:

View: https://youtu.be/9WkYK-SjJtE


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