My Own And My

I trust my President no matter what!!!

[My Own And My @MyOwnAndMy1]

I respected HH and named him as "The Son of Africa", but I regret it now!!😡😡😡

[🇿🇼 ZANU PF PATRIOTS 🇿🇼 @zanupf_patriots]

HH tells Tanzanians not go to the streets, it’s not God’s time yet‼️

“I lost many elections. I had the motivation to go to the streets. I was the first one to say no one goes to the streets… We were patient, and today we’re in office… Remember God’s time is the best.” - HH speech at cde Samia Suluhu inauguration.

[Mwemezi Rwiza, PhD @SwahiliBible]

mnajaribu kuwaelimisha as if they have heads

unfollow, then block ...

you don't need them

they definitely don't need you either

your good mental health is important in this moment

stop traumatising yourself

[Joseph Kalimbwe @joseph_kalimbwe]

Kenyans & Tanzanians always fight each other online. But when Tanzania needed help;

a) Kenyans paused their social media usuals to speak up for Tanzanians

b) Kenyan Newspaper - The Standard - is telling the Tanzanian story to the world

That's what brothers do for each other !

[My Own And My @MyOwnAndMy1]

Arabs! Thank me later!!😡😡😡🚮💩 Keep this post!!

[Yoko @Kibet_bull]

I wonder how Tanzania managed to count 38 million votes in 4 days without power and internet. It’s very crazy

[My Own And My @MyOwnAndMy1]

Nina block rasmi hii account!! Pumbafu!!😡😡😡

[Young Africans SC @YoungAfricansSC]

Hatua ya makundi Ligi ya Mabingwa Afrika, Wananchi tumepangwa Kundi B🔰💪🏽 #TotalEnergiesCAFCL

#TimuYaWananchi
#DaimaMbeleNyumaMwiko

[khalifa said #INAWEZEKANA ☭🌹 @ThatBoyKhalifax]

FUCK YOU!

[Lubasha Jr @MarekaMalili]

Sasa tuacheni tukazike ndugu zetu 🙏🏼

[Jenerali Ulimwengu @raiyajenerali]

SOLOMONIC JUSTICE
And 2 women came before him, each claiming the baby as hers. And Solom ordered a sword and said the baby be split into 2 and each mother take half the baby. The first woman hailed the verdict but the second said NO, let the baby be whole though not mine...

[My Own And My @MyOwnAndMy1]

98%!!!? 💩💩💩🚮🚮🚮

[MwanzoTV @MwanzoTv]

#BREAKING: TANZANIA ELECTIONS DECLARED NEITHER FREE NOR FAIR BY SADC
The Southern African Development Community (SADC) Election Observer Mission says Tanzania’s recent general election did not meet regional democratic standards.

In a preliminary report released Monday, the mission led by Malawi’s former Speaker Richard Msowoya said that “in most areas, voters could not freely express their democratic will.”

The team cited intimidation, arrests of opposition figures, media restrictions, and unfair conditions that favored the ruling party. It also reported cases where election observers were harassed and denied access to polling stations.

SADC has urged the Tanzanian government to carry out inclusive reforms and ensure that future elections allow equal political participation.

President Samia Suluhu Hassan was declared the winner with 98% of the vote, a result that opposition parties and rights groups have rejected.
Read More: https://t.co/bWcoLHsO4Q

[Tito Magoti @TitoMagoti]

Kiko wapi?

[My Own And My @MyOwnAndMy1]

I truely respect you Son of Africa, but for this, you have buried your self awayfrom my heart and many more hearts of Patriots in Africa! Very sad to read this from you!
GOD The Almoghty shall answer for us!!😡😡😡🚮😭😭😭😭

[President of Zimbabwe @edmnangagwa]

I congratulate Her Excellency Dr Samia Suluhu Hassan on her re-election as President of the United Republic of Tanzania. I look forward to strengthening the bonds of friendship and cooperation between our two nations.

#Zimbabwe #Tanzania

[Namatai Kwekweza🇿🇼 @namataik_]

Barack Obama once said,
📍"Africa's democratic progress is at risk when leaders refuse to step aside when their term ends."

📍"When the leader tries to change the rules in the middle of the game just to stay in office, it risks instability and strife."

#2030Musipo #NoTo2030

[Mdara Gee @mudharagee]

Tundu Lissu preparing to leave the courts and go home to be with citizens or to join others on the streets

[Kavuli M. Bernard, FCH @BernardKavuli]

BREAKING: Tundu Lissu says he'll never do any handshake with Samia Suluhu; says Tanzanians will deal her.

[Hilda Newton @HildaNewton21]

Mliokaribu na Idd Amin Mama mfikishieni huu ujumbe.

#Mo29

[Linda Tsungirirai Masarira @lilomatic]

My Sister, President @SuluhuSamia, You Are Betraying the Dreams of African Women

I am a woman leader. I believe, with every fibre of my being, in the power of women to heal our nations, to lead with compassion, and to build a more inclusive and just Africa. It is precisely because of this belief that I can not remain silent as a sister leader, President Samia Suluhu Hassan, you have dragged Tanzania down a path of tyranny and fear.

What we have witnessed in Tanzania is not leadership; it is a betrayal. It is a betrayal of the women of Tanzania who looked to one of their own and hoped for a new dawn. It is a betrayal of the democratic principles that countless Pan-Africanists fought and died for. The recent sham election, where you were declared the victor with a Soviet-style 97% of the vote, is not a victory. It is a funeral for democracy in Tanzania, and you are the chief mourner.

True women’s empowerment is not about putting a woman in a presidential chair. It is about what she does with that power. Does she lift others up, or does she crush dissent? Does she foster a culture of competition and debate, or does she silence every opposing voice? By jailing your main opponent, Tundu Lissu, on trumped-up treason charges, by disqualifying other candidates on spurious grounds, and by barring the main opposition party, CHADEMA, from even participating, you have not shown strength. You have shown a profound weakness, a fear of competition that is the very antithesis of healthy leadership.

We, as African women, are taught to be nurturing, to be builders of communities and bridges of understanding. What, then, is nurturing about a heavy military presence at polling stations? What is compassionate about security forces gunning down peaceful protestors, leading to the unnecessary and tragic loss of hundreds of Tanzanian lives? The internet shutdowns, the abductions, the torture of activists, these are the tools of a dictatorship, not of a democratic leader who believes in her people.

President Samia, you had a golden opportunity. The world applauded you when you began reversing some of the harsh policies of your predecessor. We dared to hope that Tanzania was opening up but we see now that those were merely tactical retreats. Your administration has intensified a crackdown so severe that it has shattered the very possibility of a free and fair election. You have not just tilted the playing field; you have set it on fire and told the other team they are not allowed to play.

This is a pivotal moment for Pan-Africanism. A democratic Pan-African movement can not be silent when a leader, regardless of gender, subverts the will of the people. We can not celebrate women leaders simply for being women; we must hold them to the same, if not a higher, standard of democratic accountability. To do otherwise is to engage in a hollow and meaningless identity politics that does nothing to serve the African people.

I stand in solidarity with the brave people of Tanzania who are demanding electoral justice. Their fight is our fight. The struggle for democracy in Dar es Salaam is intrinsically linked to the struggle for freedom in Harare, in Kampala, and across our beloved continent.

To my sisters across Africa, I say this: Our fight for a seat at the table is meaningless if, once we get there, we use that seat to bar the door to others. Our empowerment is hollow if we do not empower our people. We must shun the tyranny of a single voice and champion the beautiful, chaotic, and necessary chorus of democracy.

I believe in women’s leadership but I believe in justice more. And until there is justice for the people of Tanzania, I will not be silent. The African Union and all democratic nations must not legitimize this electoral charade. The soul of Tanzanian democracy is on life support, and it is our collective duty to fight for its revival.

#StandWithTanzania
#NotInMyName

[Omulangira Mudoola Miika @MiikaMudoola]

@KagutaMuseveni Tanzania has 37.7 Million registered voters. Suluhu got 31 Million votes out of 32.3 million votes cast!So they want to tell us that Tanzania had a 86% voter turnout with all the that chaos?😂
In 2005 turnout - 72%
2010 turnout - 51%
2015 turnout - 67%
2020 turnout - 51%
NO No

[Issah @McShayneX]

@KagutaMuseveni

[My Own And My @MyOwnAndMy1]

Ukipanda mahindi, tegemea kuvuna mahindi😡😡😡

[Rahuuuum @RahmaMwita]

Jimbo la kinondoni Mawakala wote wamezuiwa kuingia vituoni kuanzia saa 11 Alfajiri mpaka muda huu kwa sababu wamenyimwa Barua za utambulisho na anazo msimamizi wa jimbo. Toka jana tunapiga simu kuhusu upatikanaji wa barua hizi Kwa Msimamizi Msaidizi na walijibu kuwa wanashughulikia.