Mkuu, umechanja chanjo nyingi Sana ambazo zimekusaidia usiwe mlemavu aidha wa akili au mwili,usipate pepoounda,tetekuwanga,surua,n.k
Na pengine hata magonjwa niliyoyataja huyajui. Zote hizi ni chanjo walizoleta hao hao. Alafu mtu mmoja aseme hazifai kwa sababu zake binafsi bila ushahidi wa kisayansi?
Kulikuwa na mtu humu, jina limenitoka.Hatutaki watupende ama wasitupende.. we need to live our life na ku handle ugonjwa tunavyotaka. ..
Sasa nyinyi na ujinga wenu wa wazungu wangetaka kutuua as if hawajawahi kutuua ndio mpunguze kujipendekeza kwa wazungu kwa kauli zenu za kishoga.....
Mimi ni chadema hivyo chama changu hakihusiki na mauaji yoyote....
Acha kujipendekeza kwa wazungu...
They are not angels...
Na ndio waliotengeneza huu ugonjwa.
UN na WHO ni NGO za akina Rothschild na Soros... hazina wema wowote....
Nadhani wewe sio Homo sapiens.Thinking capacity yako ina walakini. Mtu anatoa ushauri wa dhati kabisa. Yeye alikuja hapa kama balozi. Lakini kama daktari akatoa ushauri nje ya kazi yake. Aliishakuwa daktari hapa. Unaandika na kuandika allegations zisizo kichwa wala miguu. China, China, China wamefanikiwa. Nadhani utakuwa unajifunza kichina. Si bure na China yako hiyo.Naona lengo lako ni la kisiasa zaidi kuliko uhalisia! Labda nirudie kukukumbusha kwamba takwimu huru zinaonyesha kwamba contrary na madai ya kubumba ya Serikali ya Merikani ugonjwa wa COVI-19 unaongezeka katika Taifa hilo sio kupungua!!
Majivuno tu, ukweli wa mambo USA imeishiwa mbinu za ku-contain maambukizi nchini mwao, leo hii ndio USA wajifanye Walimu wa kutoa somo kwa Tanzania? Walao somo lingelikuwa limetolewa na Serikali ya Uchina mbona Dunia ingewaelewa maana Uchina peke yake Duniani ndilo Taifa lililo fanikiwa kudhibiti maambukizi yasisambae Nchi nzima,na kupunguza maambukizi mapya nchini mwao kwa kiwango kukubwa.
Kwa kifupi Americans gotta lotta to learn from them Chinese - wasituletee mambo yao ya ukoloni mambo leo wakishirikiana na dalali (WHO) kupigia debe chanjo zinazo zalishwa na Big Pharma Companies ambazo karibu zote ni za huko huko Merikani - wasitufanye wajinga, wakumbuke Mataifa karibu yote Duniani ni Independent wana haki ya kukubali au kutokubali chanjo za Merikani na kutafuta chanjo mbadala ambazo hazitiliwi shaka .
WHO ikumbuke si Serikali ya Dunia yenye mamlaka ya kulazimisha mambo, siku za karibuni wanafanya kazi za udalali wa chanjo zinazo zakishwa na makampuni yanayo fadhiliwa kwa kiwango kikubwa na mfuko wa Bill Gates & Melinda Foundation, badala ya WHO kujihusisha zaidi na masuala ya afya za wakazi Duniani wamekalia kupigia debe chanjo za Bill Gates na mkewe.
Baadhi ya Watanzania na Mataifa yanayo beza beza misimamo wa Dk. Magufuli katika suala hili la COVID-19/21 watakuja kumkumba mambo yakiwaribikia na siku si nyingi kuanzia sasa - Magufuli ni binadamu anaye ona mbali sana - Dunia itakuja kumkumbuka.
Kulikuwa na mtu humu, jina limenitoka.
Huyu mtu alikuwa anawapenda sana akina "Rothschild", na 'conspiracy' nyingi kama hizi hapa ulizoandika hapa.
Nina hakika ya asilimia kubwa wewe na huyo mtu mnahusiana kwa karibu sana kama sio huyo huyo mtu mwenyewe.
Huyo mtu nilishamfundisha sana humu, lakini kama wewe, vichwa vyenu mmejaza tope tupu, havijifunzi chochote.
Naona unaendelea kunililia nijibishane nawe kwa kuendeleza upuuzi uleule. Sasa nakuacha na upumbavu wako.
EeeH, eti "...tulio kwenye uelewa wa kiroho..." huoni ulivyo kilaza?Kwa tulio kwenye uelewa wa kiroho tunaona vipofu msivyoona... Yet mnajiona mnajua....
Hapo ulipo hata kiatu ulichovyaa hakijatengenezwa mwanza kinatoka kwai hao MABEBERUNenda hapo Kenya uchanjwe
EeeH, eti "...tulio kwenye uelewa wa kiroho..." huoni ulivyo kilaza?
Sasa basi.
Yaani watanzania hawawezi kujilinda sababu hakuna takwimu za wagonjwa. MaviiiiiiiiiiiiAcha kujitetea na kuona watanzania hawana akili. Toeni hizo takwimu za watu walioambukizwa na ni eneo gani limeathirika zaidi ili watanzania wajue wizara inawajali. Watu wengine wamekata tamaa kwa sababu ya maziko.
Kwanza takwimu zingekuwepo watanzania wangejilinda na kulinda wengine. Mbona Italia mwaka Jana Kijiji kizima kilihamia kwa ndugu baada ya ugonjwa huu kuwashambulia? Na walipona.
Wewe subiri yakukute utajua uchungu wa ndugu ulivyo.
Hizo barakoa walizosema watu wavae bila maelezo ya kutosha ni za Nini?
Wabongo wanajifanya na midomo tu wakati vitendo hakuna. Utamwona hapa Jamii forum anajibu mambo ya maabara ukimwambia asome kipimo Cha homa au malari haju.
Madoctor chonde chonde analieni hali ya watanzania muungane muwaambie umma. Umma utawaidia Kama tatizo la corona lipo.
mpaka atakapoanza kukata viuno kama PATCHO MWAMBA.Hivi hao wamarekani wataendelea kumpigia mbuzi gitaa mpaka lini?!
Ambassador to Tanzania. I want to talk to you about COVID-19, and how we can work together to prevent its spread and help all of us stay safe.
Since the start of the Covid-19 pandemic, almost two and a half million people have died of the disease. The loss is staggering, and no country has been untouched. In my own country, the United States of America, we have lost over 500,000 of our fellow citizens. To further complicate things, new variants of the virus have caused another more intense wave of infections across the world, including the African continent. It has become clear that the virus variant has arrived in Tanzania, also. I’ve been encouraged by recent statements from the Ministry of Health acknowledging COVID-19 as a public health priority in Tanzania and urging citizens to take basic precautions: such as avoiding crowds, wearing masks, and social distancing. This is good advice and I urge everyone to follow it.
In addition to implementing basic precautions to prevent the spread of COVID-19, there are at least two other important tools that are critical to controlling this pandemic.
First, in order to know if response measures are having the intended impact, it is critical to collect and report information about testing and cases. That’s why it is so important for all governments to share accurate and timely information about the number of cases in their countries to the World Health Organization. Sharing this information reassures citizens that their governments are fighting to protect their health and their livelihoods. Furthermore, such reporting allows researchers and scientists to better track the disease and prevent unnecessary deaths – both nationally and regionally.
The second tool is vaccines. As our new Secretary of State Tony Blinken stated, “Until everyone in the world is vaccinated, then no-one is really fully safe.” Vaccines have helped eradicate some of the worst diseases on earth, and there is no doubt that a mass immunization campaign will save lives. Just look at the numbers in the US; in the past couple of weeks, as millions of vaccinations have been given, the numbers of new Covid-19 cases, hospitalizations, and deaths have started to fall. I urge the Government of Tanzania to convene its health experts and review the evidence on vaccines.
As the world’s largest health and humanitarian donor, the United States continues to lead the global response to the Covid-19 pandemic, contributing more than $1.5 billion to COVID-19 mitigation efforts worldwide and pledging $4 billion to speed global distribution of vaccines. Here in Tanzania, we dedicated $16.4 million to mitigate the COVID-19 pandemic since the first confirmed case was diagnosed in March of 2020. The United States stands ready to ramp up our efforts and we are committed to working side by side with Tanzania to defeat Covid-19.
I will close this message on a personal note. I am a doctor by profession. Before being named Ambassador to Tanzania, I spent over 30 years working in the public health sector. I can promise you that the public health measures I’ve been speaking about WORK. They will save lives if they are adopted. I urge all Tanzanians to join now in supporting these measures so that we can protect each other and the ones we love.
Asenteni sana
EeeH, eti "...tulio kwenye uelewa wa kiroho..." huoni ulivyo kilaza?
Sasa basi.
wanajiepusha na lawama ya mbeleni kwamba kwanini walikuwa wakiona na hawakusema?
Umeni quote tu ili upate elfu 7 za chama , lakini kiukweli huna hoja
The surest scenario of beating this covid scourge is for everyone who as contracted the virus to die from it!Covid pandemic is more than a scientific problem. It also affects other domains of power including economics (imperialist taking advantage of their financial power to exploit the pandemic for their benefits), sovereignty (you don't know what is in the vaccine, and since you didn't make it, you just cant blindly recommend it to your populace) and spirituality (evil is a spirit, and covid pandemic evil is no exception).
So it is not only about science, it is also about these other things in the mix, and Tanzania is currently fortunate to have a leader who probably thinks outside the box. Recent spike in covid infections and subsequent deaths should not makes us forget that we have been there before, survived, and we shall defeat this evil. Again!
I'd say the surest way of beating the virus is provided by nature itself. Survival of the fittest! That is the original means by which our ancestors survived ancient bugs -- a lot of viral sequences are integrated in our genomes -- neutralized or co-opted to our benefit.The surest scenario of beating this covid scourge is for everyone who as contracted the virus to die from it!
Thats a viable, though obnoxious solution.
Some think its even viable!
Ambassador to Tanzania. I want to talk to you about COVID-19, and how we can work together to prevent its spread and help all of us stay safe.
Since the start of the Covid-19 pandemic, almost two and a half million people have died of the disease. The loss is staggering, and no country has been untouched. In my own country, the United States of America, we have lost over 500,000 of our fellow citizens. To further complicate things, new variants of the virus have caused another more intense wave of infections across the world, including the African continent. It has become clear that the virus variant has arrived in Tanzania, also. I’ve been encouraged by recent statements from the Ministry of Health acknowledging COVID-19 as a public health priority in Tanzania and urging citizens to take basic precautions: such as avoiding crowds, wearing masks, and social distancing. This is good advice and I urge everyone to follow it.
In addition to implementing basic precautions to prevent the spread of COVID-19, there are at least two other important tools that are critical to controlling this pandemic.
First, in order to know if response measures are having the intended impact, it is critical to collect and report information about testing and cases. That’s why it is so important for all governments to share accurate and timely information about the number of cases in their countries to the World Health Organization. Sharing this information reassures citizens that their governments are fighting to protect their health and their livelihoods. Furthermore, such reporting allows researchers and scientists to better track the disease and prevent unnecessary deaths – both nationally and regionally.
The second tool is vaccines. As our new Secretary of State Tony Blinken stated, “Until everyone in the world is vaccinated, then no-one is really fully safe.” Vaccines have helped eradicate some of the worst diseases on earth, and there is no doubt that a mass immunization campaign will save lives. Just look at the numbers in the US; in the past couple of weeks, as millions of vaccinations have been given, the numbers of new Covid-19 cases, hospitalizations, and deaths have started to fall. I urge the Government of Tanzania to convene its health experts and review the evidence on vaccines.
As the world’s largest health and humanitarian donor, the United States continues to lead the global response to the Covid-19 pandemic, contributing more than $1.5 billion to COVID-19 mitigation efforts worldwide and pledging $4 billion to speed global distribution of vaccines. Here in Tanzania, we dedicated $16.4 million to mitigate the COVID-19 pandemic since the first confirmed case was diagnosed in March of 2020. The United States stands ready to ramp up our efforts and we are committed to working side by side with Tanzania to defeat Covid-19.
I will close this message on a personal note. I am a doctor by profession. Before being named Ambassador to Tanzania, I spent over 30 years working in the public health sector. I can promise you that the public health measures I’ve been speaking about WORK. They will save lives if they are adopted. I urge all Tanzanians to join now in supporting these measures so that we can protect each other and the ones we love.
Asenteni sana