Washington Post: Hakuna namna Rais Magufuli anaweza kujitenga na uwajibikaji kutokana na matendo ya Makonda

Washington Post: Hakuna namna Rais Magufuli anaweza kujitenga na uwajibikaji kutokana na matendo ya Makonda

Kweli marekani taifa kubwa yaani wanaelezea kuliko hata mkazi ama raia wa nchi hii
jmushi1 said:
Pia inadaiwa na mwandishi kuwa Maghufuli anawatumia wakuu wa wilaya na mikoa kupambana na kuwafanyia fujo wapinzani. Haswa sehemu zenye kuwa na viongozi wa upinzani nk. Wanasema wanalipizia kisasi kwa kuwaadhibu watu wa maeneo hayo kwa kuchagua upinzani!

“I find that regional and district commissioners take a more active and violent role in areas where the opposition runs local governments. They make it difficult for opposition governments to effectively deliver public services, thereby simultaneously punishing those who voted for the opposition and discrediting opposition parties.”-The Washington Post.
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Kilatha said:

Home | Rachael McLellan

www.rachaelmclellan.com www.rachaelmclellan.com

Uki click author utaona mwandishi ameishi na kufanya kazi Tanzania.

Hiyo nakala imetokana na Phd Dissertation aliyofanya kuhusu uchaguzi katika nchi zisizo na demokrasia or something like that akitumia Tanzania kama case study.

Kwakuwa nakala imetokana na dissertation you can argue kuna chumvi (zenye chembe za ukweli) all in all ni bias yenye lengo la ku justify his premise. Mfano unreported crimes za wakuu wa mikoa/wilaya nje ya Dar from the media, kuuwawa kwa viongozi wa upinzani (can she give specific examples).

Isitoshe much of the research is based on qualitative data therefore the quality of the sources could be questioned.

Anyway tayari alishashinda tuzo kwa sababu ya hizo porojo zake zenye nusu ukweli; hila si vibaya serikari ikarudisha mashambulizi kwa kumzuia huyu mzungu kuingia Tanzania that is proportionate to their sanction.
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Kwa hiyo asiruhusiwe kuingia Tanzania kisa katuumbua kuwa tunajifanya nchi ya amani kumbe hamna lolote ni chinja chinja tu kama wengine. This is very shameful.
 
Nyani Ngabu said:
Magufuli and Makonda are Tweedledee and Tweedledum.

Hakuna maelezo yoyote yale yenye kuingia akilini kwa nini mpaka sasa Makonda hajatumbuliwa ilhali kuna wengine wengi tu ambao wametumbuliwa kiajabuajabu.
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No doubt about that. Ila kila lenye mwanzo halikosi kuwa na mwisho.


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'I have no regrets': Tanzania politician branded traitor over World Bank loan | Global development
www.theguardian.com
Opposition politician Zitto Kabwe, leader of The Alliance for Change and Transparency party sits inside the Kisutu Resident Magistrate court in Dar es Salaam, Tanzania 2 November 2018.
An opposition leader in Tanzania said he was taking death threats he received after he urged the World Bank to withdraw a $500m (£382m) education loan to the country over human rights concerns “very seriously”.
But Zitto Kabwe, leader of the alliance for change and transparency party (Act), added that he would not be intimidated by comments made by the leader of the ruling party and other officials that his request to the bank was an act of betrayal and he should be killed.
In a letter to the bank on 22 January, Kabwe urged board members to suspend any loans until “checks and balances” including a free press, free and fair elections, and the reinstatement of the controller and auditor general, were restored in the country.
“I don’t regret my words,” Kabwe told the Guardian. “I did the right thing. I defended young girls to be able to go to school.”
Kabwe, who is currently in Canada, added: “We just wrote a letter. We were just making a point. This reaction from the government should be a lesson for the World Bank. This is the sort of government they are dealing with.”
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On 30 January the World Bank postponed for the second time a vote on the loan, aimed at improving access to secondary education, after opposition from Kabwe, Tanzanian activists and human rights groups.
Critics said the loan would endorse the government’s discriminatory policy of banning pregnant girls from school. A US executive director at the bank also expressed “deep concerns” over the policy, requesting more time for the bank’s board to discuss “serious gender equality” issues.
The head of international relations for Act said Kabwe had received a number of threats, in “direct retaliation” for his opposition to the loan.
In a letter to World Bank president David Malpass, seen by the Guardian, Act requested an assurance from the bank that any reprisals against Kabwe would “trigger a suspension of all World Bank operations and funding in the country”.
In parliament on 1 February Abdallah Bulembo, from the ruling Chama Cha Mapinduzi (CCM), reportedly called for Kabwe’s elimination, according to the BBC. His party colleagues stamped and applauded after his comments.
“There is one man who took our issues outside the country, he should not be allowed back but should be killed where he is,” he reportedly said. “Treason! What Mr Zitto Kabwe has been doing is treason in our country.”
Speaking at a party meeting over the weekend, CCM youth wing official Kenani Kihongosi was reported as saying people who “defamed” Tanzania deserved to be killed.
“We are fed up with a few useless people who are defaming our country but we are tired with those being used by colonialists,” he said. “I urge the youth to write about the good that the government is doing but also not to hesitate to criticise those who undermine our nation, they are our number one enemies and they deserve to be killed.”
Act said that CCM had been running a “systemic campaign” against Kabwe, which had taken “a dark and menacing tone”.
The country director for Tanzania at the World Bank is expected to meet government counterparts on Tuesday, and is expected to raise concerns.
In 2017 similar threats were made against another opposition MP, Tundu Lissu, before he was shot 16 times by unknown assailants, suffering life-changing injuries from which he is still recovering. No one was arrested for the crime.
In November 2018, the bank withdrew a $300m loan to Tanzania for secondary education, partly because of the country’s mistreatment of pregnant schoolgirls, as well as threats against members of the LGBT+ community.
Since John Magufuli became president in 2015, the government has forced girls to undergo pregnancy tests and excluded thousands of them from school. Press freedoms and opposition activity have also been restricted.
 
imhotep said:
'I have no regrets': Tanzania politician branded traitor over World Bank loan | Global development
www.theguardian.com
Opposition politician Zitto Kabwe, leader of The Alliance for Change and Transparency party sits inside the Kisutu Resident Magistrate court in Dar es Salaam, Tanzania 2 November 2018.
An opposition leader in Tanzania said he was taking death threats he received after he urged the World Bank to withdraw a $500m (£382m) education loan to the country over human rights concerns “very seriously”.
But Zitto Kabwe, leader of the alliance for change and transparency party (Act), added that he would not be intimidated by comments made by the leader of the ruling party and other officials that his request to the bank was an act of betrayal and he should be killed.
In a letter to the bank on 22 January, Kabwe urged board members to suspend any loans until “checks and balances” including a free press, free and fair elections, and the reinstatement of the controller and auditor general, were restored in the country.
“I don’t regret my words,” Kabwe told the Guardian. “I did the right thing. I defended young girls to be able to go to school.”
Kabwe, who is currently in Canada, added: “We just wrote a letter. We were just making a point. This reaction from the government should be a lesson for the World Bank. This is the sort of government they are dealing with.”
6144.jpg
On 30 January the World Bank postponed for the second time a vote on the loan, aimed at improving access to secondary education, after opposition from Kabwe, Tanzanian activists and human rights groups.
Critics said the loan would endorse the government’s discriminatory policy of banning pregnant girls from school. A US executive director at the bank also expressed “deep concerns” over the policy, requesting more time for the bank’s board to discuss “serious gender equality” issues.
The head of international relations for Act said Kabwe had received a number of threats, in “direct retaliation” for his opposition to the loan.
In a letter to World Bank president David Malpass, seen by the Guardian, Act requested an assurance from the bank that any reprisals against Kabwe would “trigger a suspension of all World Bank operations and funding in the country”.
In parliament on 1 February Abdallah Bulembo, from the ruling Chama Cha Mapinduzi (CCM), reportedly called for Kabwe’s elimination, according to the BBC. His party colleagues stamped and applauded after his comments.
“There is one man who took our issues outside the country, he should not be allowed back but should be killed where he is,” he reportedly said. “Treason! What Mr Zitto Kabwe has been doing is treason in our country.”
Speaking at a party meeting over the weekend, CCM youth wing official Kenani Kihongosi was reported as saying people who “defamed” Tanzania deserved to be killed.
“We are fed up with a few useless people who are defaming our country but we are tired with those being used by colonialists,” he said. “I urge the youth to write about the good that the government is doing but also not to hesitate to criticise those who undermine our nation, they are our number one enemies and they deserve to be killed.”
Act said that CCM had been running a “systemic campaign” against Kabwe, which had taken “a dark and menacing tone”.
The country director for Tanzania at the World Bank is expected to meet government counterparts on Tuesday, and is expected to raise concerns.
In 2017 similar threats were made against another opposition MP, Tundu Lissu, before he was shot 16 times by unknown assailants, suffering life-changing injuries from which he is still recovering. No one was arrested for the crime.
In November 2018, the bank withdrew a $300m loan to Tanzania for secondary education, partly because of the country’s mistreatment of pregnant schoolgirls, as well as threats against members of the LGBT+ community.
Since John Magufuli became president in 2015, the government has forced girls to undergo pregnancy tests and excluded thousands of them from school. Press freedoms and opposition activity have also been restricted.
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CCM ni LAZIMA wajifanyie tathmini tunapoelekea uchaguzi mkuu. Lasivyo chama chao kinaweza kuja kuchukuliwa kama Ba’ath Party ya Saddam.
 
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jmushi1 said:
Wanajamvi, hiki kipengele hapo chini, kimo kwenye hii makala ya Washington post inayosema “Democracy Dies in Darkness” ya mwaka 2018

“Makonda and Magufuli are too closely linked for the president to escape responsibility.“-The Washington Post.

Katika makala hiyo ambayo link nimeiweka, mwandishi huyo Rachael Mclellan, amechambuwa vilivyo. Pia wanasema issues ya ushoga CCM wanaitumia kama njama za kisiasa.

Matendo yote mabaya mfano kupotea kwa Ben Saanane, Azory Gwanda, kushambuliwa kwa Lissu nk vyote vimeorodheshwa humo. Hata CCM kununua Wapinzani, ubambikiaji wa kesi kwa upinzani na wafanyabiashara vimetajwa.

Nimeona makala hii ni intersting zaidi baada ya ban aliyopigwa Makonda kuingia US

Kwa vyovyote vile, kumtarget Makonda ni kama vile ujumbe kwa Maghufuli(kwa wale waliokuwa wakijiuliza). Kwa maoni yangu, uchaguzi ujao utakuwa wenye changamoto kubwa sana kwa Taifa letu. Na wafadhili sasa wameshaanza kuona kuwa ccm siyo chama kizuri. Someni wenyewe...

Source: https://www.washingtonpost.com/news...g-schoolgirls-and-killing-opposition-leaders/
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jmushi1 said:
Mwandishi pia anadai kuwa Maghufuli ameweza kufanya matendo mengi maovu kwa kuwatumia wasaidizi wake bila ya wao kuhusishwa na uhalifu huo...Mfano kumtumia Makonda kufanya mambo machafu nje ya yale ya kiofisi! Na kwamba huwa anajiweka mbali na matendo yao ya kikatili, lakini kumbe yeye ndo yuko nyuma yao! Nimemnukuu hapo chini...

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Duuuu hii taarifa naona wameifanyia utafiti kipindi kirefu sana sasa wameamua kumwaga ugali
jmushi1 said:
Pia inadaiwa na mwandishi kuwa Maghufuli anawatumia wakuu wa wilaya na mikoa kupambana na kuwafanyia fujo wapinzani. Haswa sehemu zenye kuwa na viongozi wa upinzani nk. Wanasema wanalipizia kisasi kwa kuwaadhibu watu wa maeneo hayo kwa kuchagua upinzani!

“I find that regional and district commissioners take a more active and violent role in areas where the opposition runs local governments. They make it difficult for opposition governments to effectively deliver public services, thereby simultaneously punishing those who voted for the opposition and discrediting opposition parties.”-The Washington Post.
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