USHAURI: Familia ya Hayati Magufuli iende Mahakamani kudai fidia ya picha iliyotumika katika kava kukitangaza kitabu cha 'I Am The State'

Intelligence Justice said:

Sihitaji kuandika hapa utopo;olo uliomo humo. Kama kweli hawajatumwa washauri waende kijiji cha Msoga chenye hospitali yenye hadhi ya hospitali ya mkoa ikiwa hapo na makazi ya kimwinyi ambapo kila mwenza ana nyumba yake na swimming pool kubwa katikakti ya msitu kilimani. Utajiri wa kundi kubwa la ng'ombe, mashamba ya mahindi na nanasi huko Kiwangwa. Halafu pamoja na hilo wachunguze na kuandika kitabu kinachoelezea kwamba mmiliki wa vituo vya mafuta kutoka Ruvu darajani hadi Msolwa Chalinze ni nani kisha urejee hapa kutetea pumba za waandishi uchwara waliolipwa kushindani na mfu kwa nia ya kuumizwa ndugu wa hayati (personal injury and reputation damage of the late Dr JPM).

Mmoja wa waandishi walioshiriki kuandika kita cha ' I am the State' hajaanza leo, alishawahi kuandika kitabu kingine akiwa ukimbizini ughaibuni baada ya ya kujiteka akiwa Kagera akakimbilia Nairobi kupitia Mwanza na Mara, Tarime

Soma alichokiandika halafu utambue hawa wameandika kwa sabu zao binafsi sio zinazohusu mahitaji ya Watanzania
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While some western media nicknamed him “bulldozer,” and one opposition politician in Tanzania called him “petty dictator,” some critics have called him the “Trump of East Africa.” His bullish and sadistic statements and actions have qualified him as a modern day dictator on the rise. It calls for an immediate local and international action in order to arrest the situation before it worsens and destabilises the whole of Eastern and Southern Africa. In a similar manner that Italy’s Benito Mussolini, Germany’s Adolf Hitler, Zaire’s Mobutu Seseseko and Uganda’s Idi Amin rose to power and used it to crash independent thought and crumble their countries, turning their citizens into subjects, John Pombe Magufuli, has made Tanzania infamous for the wrong reasons. In just three years, he has almost successfully attempted to replace democracy with a one-man rule, becoming an embodiment of brutality, nepotism, authoritarianism, grand corruption, diplomatic exclusion-ism, extrajudicial killings, abductions and arbitrary torture of civilians; turning East Africa’s most peaceful and stable country into a police state and a “skunk of the world.” His distorted approach to leadership and development, and his disregard of democracy, human rights and rule of law have turned him into a bully that seeks religious obedience from everyone, and he uses fear as his main tool of leadership. He terrorises the parliament, the opposition, the media, the diplomatic and international community, his own party, Muslims, journalists, activists, religious leaders, the business community, the judiciary and others - in a bid to establish himself as a leader that must be feared and never dared. This book exposes, through analysis, the root of this sadistic leadership. It digs deep into the dictator’s behaviour and leadership style. It encourages everyone to stand firm and overcome threats imposed by this despot. It awakens governance institutions to do their noble and constitutional task, and never allow similar mistakes that paved the way for this situation to prevail. The good news is that the dictator is timid and cowardly. His use of fear as a leadership tool testifies to his cowardice and insecurity. Proactive action from local and international partners in development will help to stop the dictator from causing further damage - putting an end to his autocratic rule as he seeks to extend it. There is every indication that, given a chance, he would never leave power voluntarily. Civilised people do not have to wait for that to happen. The world does not need another Idi Amin in East Africa. There is no need for the world to watch East Africa’s most peaceful nation sinking into irreparable, perpetual mess as it did with Rwanda prior to the 1994 genocide. With this book, I am stepping in to offer an informed analysis that may be part of the solution. I am laying a ground for a further follow up and research on the matter.

Product details Paperback: 144 pages Publisher: AuthorHouse UK (June 7, 2019) Language: English ISBN-10: 1728389003 ISBN-13: 978-1728389004 Product Dimensions: 5 x 0.4 x 8 inches Shipping Weight: 7.5 ounces (View shipping rates and policies) Average Customer Review: 1.0 out of 5 stars 1 customer review Amazon Best Sellers Rank: #308,373 in Books (See Top 100 in Books) #450 in General Elections & Political Process #385 in African Politics #62 in Southern Africa History

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