Wakenya walalamika kukamatwa kwa watanzania huko Malindi, wataka wabaki Kenya

[Cicero]

Malindi fishermen and fishmongers operating in Mayungu have disagreed on the presence of fishermen from Pemba, Tanzania, in the area.

A group yesterday accused security officers of harassing the Tanzanians. They said the officers hurt their businesses. The more than 500 fishermen and fishmongers protested against arbitrary arrests of their counterparts. They alleged that KDF, Regular Police and AP officers have been searching for foreign fishermen and have arrested more than 50 Tanzanians and some locals in two operations.

Another group want the Tanzanian fishermen to go back


to their country. It supports the security officers for arresting the “foreigners”. They are involved in illegal fishing, the rival group said. It accused the Tanzanians of taking over the industry through their large vessels, despite lacking work permits.

Tension remains high as the feuding parties seek to have their way. Leaflets warning the Tanzanians to leave or “face dire consequences” have been circulated. They are reportedly from the Mayungu committee. The Pembas usually travel to Kenya for fishing once or twice a year for about three to four months.

 

[myoyambendi]

Dah! wawaachie tu

 

[REDEEMER.]

Malindi fishermen and fishmongers operating in Mayungu have disagreed on the presence of fishermen from Pemba, Tanzania, in the area.

A group yesterday accused security officers of harassing the Tanzanians. They said the officers hurt their businesses. The more than 500 fishermen and fishmongers protested against arbitrary arrests of their counterparts. They alleged that KDF, Regular Police and AP officers have been searching for foreign fishermen and have arrested more than 50 Tanzanians and some locals in two operations.

Another group want the Tanzanian fishermen to go back


to their country. It supports the security officers for arresting the “foreigners”. They are involved in illegal fishing, the rival group said. It accused the Tanzanians of taking over the industry through their large vessels, despite lacking work permits.

Tension remains high as the feuding parties seek to have their way. Leaflets warning the Tanzanians to leave or “face dire consequences” have been circulated. They are reportedly from the Mayungu committee. The Pembas usually travel to Kenya for fishing once or twice a year for about three to four months.

MY TAKE:
Hii ni ajabu sana, considering sisi tunavyo pop champaign wakikamatwa wakenya huku TZ.

Walikamatwa wakenya wapi Tanzania? Punguza mihemko

 

[hydrogen]

I always say that before targeting a fellow African first I'd make sure wakuja (white skin and Indians) have their papers right

 

[xng hua]

wapigwe mnada tuu.. maana hakuna namna!!

 

[Mr the dragon]

Sijasoma mpaka ila nadhani Jealous is a weak emotion.

Kenyans won on this.

 

[pingli-nywee]

Hii habari mbona haieleweki? Juzi nilisikia hao hao wavuvi wa Malindi wakiwaalika wenzao kutoka Pemba. Wanasema samaki wameongezeka maradufu kama ilivo kawaida kila mwaka, mwezi wa novemba na desemba. Hii ni kutokana na uhamiaji wa maelfu ya samaki kutoka Komoro kwenda Sauz. Hapa usalama wa Kenya ndo umechemsha. Wapwani wanajuana wenyewe kwa wenyewe.

 

[mkome]

Ujirani mwema utawale

 

[MK254]

Haya mapolisi huwa ovyo sana, kwani hayakumsikia Uhuru ameachia majirani waje, natumai hizi habari zitamfikia rais.

 

[Mbao za Mawe]

Hays mapolisi huwa ovyo sana, kwani hayakumsikia Uhuru ameachia majirani waje, natumai hizi habari zitamfikia rais.

[emoji23] [emoji23] Bora awazuie Vyuma vitatuleta huko tujae nchi nzima.

 

[MK254]

[emoji23] [emoji23] Bora awazuie Vyuma vitatuleta huko tujae nchi nzima.

Hehehehe!