Tanzania yatajwa kuwa miongoni mwa nchi 7 zinazotarajiwa kuwekewa vikwazo vya kuingia Marekani

Kiburi, ujuaji, ushamba, ushawahi kukutana na Mlevi maskini? sijasema kuwa sisi ni walevi maskini
 
As the impeachment trial gets into stride in Washington against Donald Trump, the president on Wednesday announced a plethora of new plans, policies and programs as he prepared to make his way back to the US from the World Economic Forum in Switzerland.

Speaking with reporters in Davos, Trump announced that he intends to expand his controversial travel ban on certain overseas countries.

“We’re adding a couple of countries to it. We have to be safe,” he said. “You see what’s going on in the world. Our country has to be safe.” According to the Associated Press, anonymous officials familiar with the matter said seven countries were added to a draft of the proposed restrictions: Belarus, Eritrea, Kyrgyzstan, Myanmar, Nigeria, Sudan, and Tanzania. “It’s going to be announced very shortly. OK?” the president said.

And in an interview with CNBC, Trump actively reached for what has long been the third rail of politics, indicating a willingness to revamp and make cuts in the mainstay US public pension and healthcare programs for senior citizens: social security and Medicare. Trump said that entitlement systems are “the easiest of all things” to tackle, in a move that would mark a tectonic shift in the 2020 election from his stance during his 2016 run for the White House.

The president also revealed plans to speak at an anti-abortion demonstration in Washington on Friday, organized by the group March for Life. He will be the first president to attend the event in person. He addressed the annual anti-abortion demonstration via telecast in 2018.

Source: The Guardian
 
Kwani Marekani ni Mbinguni,
"Amnyimaye Punda adesi kamwepushia mashuzi"
 
Sky Eclat said:
Namba kubwa ya vijana wa Tanzania inajiingiza ISIS, Al-Shabab ect. Yote haya yanasababishwa na kukosa ajira.

Kuwekeza katika nguvu kazi ya vijana ni muhimu.
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Sometimes unakuwaga na fact's aisee.......ngumu kumeza hii,ila sky Eclat umetumia kigezo gani kugundua ISIS Inavijana wengi wa kitanzania maybe kwa hapa E.Africa
 
ushuzi.1 said:
Ushoga siyo sababu na haiwezi kuwa sababu hata siku moja, sababu kuu ya vikwazo ni unyanyasaji wa serikali ya ccm kwa wapinzani hasa hii tabia mbovu ya kuwabambikia kesi nyingi
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Aisee huu ni upendo wa viwango gani kwa wamarekani kwetu sisi waTZ
 
Sababu hasa nini?
Mbona inchi INA amani ya kutosha kwa nje Ila kwa ndani ni thiri yetu....trump anatuonea bure.
Sema itabidi tutumie pass za Burundi kuingia US kwa kuwa wao hawasumbui kutoa ya kitabu kama hapa ndani ya nyumbani kwa baba na mama!!!
 
January 27 , 2020
The Trump administration is planning to add seven countries - Belarus, Eritrea, Kyrgyzstan, Myanmar, Nigeria, Sudan and Tanzania - to its travel ban list, U.S. media reports
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ECONOMY GOVERNMENT & POLICY
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Other Economic Sanctions
Not all of the U.S.'s economic sanctions are against entire countries. Instead, the U.S. Treasury keeps a list of specific people and organizations in the Balkans, Belarus, Congo, Iraq, Liberia, Sudan, and Zimbabwe with who U.S. nationals and organizations are forbidden from doing business. Generally, those sanctions focus on political groups or organizations that promote violence or social unrest, instead of the country's official government.

Military action isn't the only option for countries that are in the midst of a political dispute. Instead, economic sanctions provide an immediate way for the U.S. to crack down on rogue countries without putting lives on the line.

Source: Countries Sanctioned by the U.S. and Why
 
Sky Eclat said:
Namba kubwa ya vijana wa Tanzania inajiingiza ISIS, Al-Shabab ect. Yote haya yanasababishwa na kukosa ajira.

Kuwekeza katika nguvu kazi ya vijana ni muhimu.
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KWANI HUKO WAKIJIUNGA WANALIOPWA?
 
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