Those schools nor the monies used to fund the free education, maintain the schools and pay those teachers do not belong to Magufuli. They are Tanzanian tax payers money, some of whom are the parents, those poor parents whose children are going to be shut out of the free education system.
Getting pregnant while still in school, an underrage is admittedly bad. But the proposed punishment is far in excess of the that mistake. Every sensible person bears that opinion.
Kenyans have only voiced their opinion regarding that outrageous policy in Tanzania, the same way they always commentate on various issues around the world, the same way Tanzanians voice their opinions on global issues on the JF International News forum.
But does that mean that Kenyans are in anyway trying to influence the scheme of things in other countries, more so in Tanzania? Arent Tanzanians then meddling in the affairs of Kenya and other countries in their expressing their opinions regarding the occurances in those places?
Lest u are not aware, the whole civilized world condemned those stupid utterances by your president regarding school pregnancy. They echoed the same sentiments as Kenyans. That that law is really retrogressive.
You are not stating the truth that Kenyans do not criticize their govt. They are very outspoken in their demands for justice proper governance and transparency.
Why then is Uhuru' s position seemingly under threat, not certain if he will really win in the forthcoming elections? Evidence of discontentment among Kenyans with this current govt is not enjoying even 50% support of the voters.
Were it not for Kenyans, how would u have known about the alleged inflated Sgr cost? And btw, I see no comnection btwn the Kenyan Sgr and the Tanzania's controversial school pregnancy law.