Charles Mandela
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Of course, freedom of expression is among constitutional rights. But what are the protocols to achieve that basic human rights? Are they followed the right path?
Of course, freedom of expression is among constitutional rights. But what are the protocols to achieve that basic human rights? Are they followed the right path?Can you cite laws which permit them to clampdown on constitutional rights?
Is this not dictatorial
My friend, Tanzania is fully occupied and economically fit when it comes to defence and security of the nation. Because that's national interest.It is time they admit all cost cutting efforts were futile if they continue arming the police to maim and kill their own people just to prop up an unpopular regime whom we are not even sure it won the election cleanly!
Is Language a true measure of academic qualification or a means of communication!? [emoji15] [emoji15]Not mastering the language confirms the limitations of your academic background and cast serious doubts over whether you have understood what I wrote.
Can an individual be Our Redeemer. How risible to contemplate this let alone inking it for the general public to see what is in your upstairs!
You will sooner than later find out only God can neither be tempted or tested. But we his creatures commit abomination when we brag we are above temptation.My friend, we are full occupied and economically fit when it comes to defence and security of our nation. Because that's our national interest. Hatujaribiwi..
Is this your best shot? Give me a break! Contribute or just read and shut up!Is Language a true measure of academic qualification or a means of communication!? [emoji15] [emoji15]
Once body counts exceeds a hundred do not be surprised your boss will go the Nguema route.This has nothing to do with CCM. Because these politicians spend days and hours mocking the police until the police are given the go ahead to deal with them and they start calling it an excessive force! Violent demonstrations can only be resolved by the police, not otherwise.
Just between us and this is really off record. Lowassa is winning the hearts and minds of Lilliputian not because he is better than them but because of the victimization the indigent easily identify themselves with.Of course, freedom of expression is among constitutional rights. But what are the protocols to achieve that basic human rights? Are they followed the right path?
You have to forgive him freely, he doesn't know what he's commenting about.[emoji120]Is Language a true measure of academic qualification or a means of communication!? [emoji15] [emoji15]
Personally, I will have highly respect him more, if he will held his supporters back and wait for 2020. While conducting party agenda on their constituencies. Five years is not a long time in politics, compared to a few seconds of mayhem and loss of innocent, mislead Tanzanians lives.Just between us and this is really off record. Lowassa is winning the hearts and minds of Lilliputian not because he is better than them but because of the victimization the indigent easily identify themselves with.
You can't compare him with Magufuli. The way I see it, this man already knows that he stands no chance in 2020 with Magufuli and his plan B is to subtly try to influence misinformed Tanzanians into creating chaos.Magufuli and Lowassa are birds of a feather but the only difference I can discern is they are fighting for their selfish ends: the personal ambition to lead. Only one of them can be accommodated the other vanquished.
I agree even though it's basically the same thing I think it will help a lot of people, but not these political brokers.Unless we honestly confront and resolve the negatives arising from the post independence curse of the "winner takes it all." We are about not only to be witnesses and accomplices to bloodbath flowing police gratuitous instigated violence. As we begin to count our dead loved ones, we also need to ask how many should die before we all say "ENOUGH IS ENOUGH!"
That's your opinion. To me Raila Odinga is better though everything he does is fueled by his greed for power from the FORD days up to now. Because of what seems as unresolved and seemingly irresolvable family differences between his father and Uhuru's father.Again backsliding on the "off records" tantalizing desserts and its disclaimer rights, I would like to grudgingly rummage upon a comparative comparison between Magufuli and Raila Odinga...
Both are consummated self-cannibals.
Just like his buddy; Raila, Magufuli holds a predilection to pick issues he knows he will ultimately damaging his reputation as an astute politician credentials.
Magufuli claims he is above reproach but testing his presidential power limits is dumb to put it mildly.
Presidents refrain from stretching limits of their presidential powers leaving guessers allotting more power than they deserve.
Once Magufuli capitulates on constitutional rights to freedom of expression then keen observers will begin to question his judgment.
Who will pay attention to his verbiage regardless of lacing them with intimidating and emotional distractions.
Are u sure? The guy has conceded English stupid but he still claims to know and understand my stuff"You have to forgive him freely, he doesn't know what he's commenting about.[emoji120]
Lowassa says Magufuli lost what do you have to say.Political brokers should be held accountable for their actions. Especially our Tanzanian political brokers!
Mbiya heckled Magufuli last election and no wonder his visits are constrained to homeland where pricking ethnic pride seems the last clutch at a departing strawPersonally, I will have highly respect him more, if he will held his supporters back and wait for 2020. While conducting party agenda on their constituencies. Five years is not a long time in politics, compared to a few seconds of mayhem and loss of innocent, mislead Tanzanians lives.
You can't compare him with Magufuli. The way I see it, this man already knows that he stands no chance in 2020 with Magufuli and his plan B is to subtly try to influence misinformed Tanzanians into creating chaos.
He constantly speaks ill of the current regime's government in a bid to show the people what has not yet been done for almost 9 months. This is the epitome of hypocrisy in his part having been the parliamentarian for Monduli for more than 20 years.
He is already tired, he would gracefully step back and offer leadership advice because he has nothing new to bring to the table. His rallies are just full of slanders and no common sense statements.
I agree even though it's basically the same thing I think it will help a lot of people, but not these political brokers.
Title never sanctifies a titleholder. Character is etched by many factors but title having almost no role in it.That's your opinion. To me Raila is not any better, everything he does is fueled by his greed for power from the Ford days up to now. Because of what seems as unresolved and seemingly irresolvable family differences between his father and Uhuru's father.
While Magufuli is the president, he does show the people progress and positivity such as that at this point in time there are far more opportunities for Tanzanians in the international scope. He does tell the people to unite and work with the current government to make the country a better place for everyone. Our country is young economically, we need to grow. Our country is very rich in terms of resources, we need diversification. Our country is promising, Magufuli is going to fulfill it.
"Kwa hiyo usitumie kigezo cha urafiki, kuoanisha sifa za viongozi hawa wawili. Kwa sababu mmoja ana dola, mwingine anatafuta dola".
That's ridiculous.Lowassa says Magufuli lost what do you have to say.
Who gave you the mentality that police should be brutal, soft words break no bones. Police will handle them appropriately.Also Lowassa believes ccm is under pressure yo cede power....this is why they are busy turning our nation unto a brutal police state as a last bastion to cling on power
I find his views plausible if not persuasive