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[ThinkOFail @ThinkOFail]

They’re not the disease. They’re what happens when the disease reaches stage 4. 🥬

[Dr. Mumbi's Newsdesk @DrMumbiSeraki]

CHIVAYO gulf stream took a trip and landed in Basel, Switzerland. 😂😂😂😂 I told y'all Chivayo faked his death and is still alive somewhere running business even harder now.....

[ThinkOFail @ThinkOFail]

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[jack @unattendedjack]

Kama unaplan kufanya root canal please don’t be stupid.

[jack @unattendedjack]

Kama unaplan kufanya root canal please don’t be stupid.

[ThinkOFail @ThinkOFail]

@swahilitimes Fck tumefikaje hapa😂😂😂

[Mange Kimambi 🇹🇿🇺🇸 @mangekimambi]

Kama nilivyowaambia jana, kimama anaenda kuwabebesha wapinzani wake nje ya CCM na ndani ya CCM kesi za kushiriki maandamano ya October 29, na ataitumia hiyo tume yake ya mchongo kufanikisha…..

[Mange Kimambi 🇹🇿🇺🇸 @mangekimambi]

Issue ya Nchimbi ni nzito………..

[Mange Kimambi 🇹🇿🇺🇸 @mangekimambi]

KIMENUKAAAAAAAAA, naomba niingie kulala, ila nikiamka na ku-drop watoto shule na drop 💣 moja kali.

Video itakuwa hewani saa 1 usiku ya Tanzania.

ISSUE NI DIPU!!!!!

[ThinkOFail @ThinkOFail]

If you’ve watched The Agency, you’ll understand why the final destination is Sudan… And the league these leaders are playing in? Top tier!

[Tchato18 @tchato18]

🗣: Zim Breaking News : A report by Malawi-based The National Voice alleges the late Zimbabwean businessman Wicknell Chivayo ran an eight-country a-rms and dr*g NETWORK spanning Zimbabwe, Malawi, Kenya, Tanzania, Chad, Sudan, South Africa, and Eswatini protected by senior political figures including regional presidents. The investigation claims a-rms moved via Malawi's Kamuzu International Airport into Sudan, with South Africa as a financial hub, and cites U.S. intelligence. It follows Malawi's arrest of former defence force commander Gen. Paul Valentino Phiri.

The Alleged Network
According to the investigation, the network allegedly spanned Zimbabwe, Malawi, Kenya, Tanzania, Chad, Sudan, South Africa, and Eswatini. It claims the operation reportedly moved military hardware, money, drugs, and precious minerals across borders.

The report alleges that Zimbabwe served as the initial financing base, with funds allegedly siphoned through fake tenders. South Africa is named as the alleged financial hub and a site for drug operations. Malawi is described as a logistical gateway, Kenya and Tanzania as passage and investor countries, Chad as an onward route, and Sudan as the final destination for weapons and gold.

The Alleged Route :
The investigation claims military hardware was concealed at Malawi's Kamuzu International Airport before being moved through Chad into Sudan. It alleges that official paperwork, including an End User Certificate dated June 18, 2025, was used to present the shipment as a legitimate military consignment.

The Fall
Chivayo, his wife Lucy Muteke, and three others d-ied on September 30, 2026, in a helicopter crash in Mashonaland East, Zimbabwe. Less than 24 hours later, Malawian authorities reportedly arrested former Malawi Defence Force commander General Paul Valentino Phiri on cr*minal charges related to illegal a-rms tr*ffick-ing.

US Intelligence

The report claims United States intelligence agencies identified the network and helped expose it, following the movement of military hardware, financial channels, and operations linked to illicit dr*gs.

Disclaimer
All allegations in this article come from The National Voice investigation. They have not been independently verified, and all named individuals are presumed innocent unless proven otherwise in a court of law.

[PharmHeydayy @Templegaurd]

Omeprazole, rabeprazole, pantoprazole, fluconazole, esomeprazole, lansoprazole🤷🏿‍♂️.

[Tchato18 @tchato18]

🗣: Zim Breaking News : A report by Malawi-based The National Voice alleges the late Zimbabwean businessman Wicknell Chivayo ran an eight-country a-rms and dr*g NETWORK spanning Zimbabwe, Malawi, Kenya, Tanzania, Chad, Sudan, South Africa, and Eswatini protected by senior political figures including regional presidents. The investigation claims a-rms moved via Malawi's Kamuzu International Airport into Sudan, with South Africa as a financial hub, and cites U.S. intelligence. It follows Malawi's arrest of former defence force commander Gen. Paul Valentino Phiri.

The Alleged Network
According to the investigation, the network allegedly spanned Zimbabwe, Malawi, Kenya, Tanzania, Chad, Sudan, South Africa, and Eswatini. It claims the operation reportedly moved military hardware, money, drugs, and precious minerals across borders.

The report alleges that Zimbabwe served as the initial financing base, with funds allegedly siphoned through fake tenders. South Africa is named as the alleged financial hub and a site for drug operations. Malawi is described as a logistical gateway, Kenya and Tanzania as passage and investor countries, Chad as an onward route, and Sudan as the final destination for weapons and gold.

The Alleged Route :
The investigation claims military hardware was concealed at Malawi's Kamuzu International Airport before being moved through Chad into Sudan. It alleges that official paperwork, including an End User Certificate dated June 18, 2025, was used to present the shipment as a legitimate military consignment.

The Fall
Chivayo, his wife Lucy Muteke, and three others d-ied on September 30, 2026, in a helicopter crash in Mashonaland East, Zimbabwe. Less than 24 hours later, Malawian authorities reportedly arrested former Malawi Defence Force commander General Paul Valentino Phiri on cr*minal charges related to illegal a-rms tr*ffick-ing.

US Intelligence

The report claims United States intelligence agencies identified the network and helped expose it, following the movement of military hardware, financial channels, and operations linked to illicit dr*gs.

Disclaimer
All allegations in this article come from The National Voice investigation. They have not been independently verified, and all named individuals are presumed innocent unless proven otherwise in a court of law.

[UHURU🇹🇿🇩🇰🇺🇸 @UHURU12345]

Kwasababu viongozi wa Africa ni majizi, wezi, mafisadi na wauaji. @SuluhuSamia @mwigulunchemba1

[Think Different @lifeofmshaba]

Biashara ambazo Samia alikuwa anafanga na Chivayo

— Kupitisha madawa bandarini
— Kupitisha silaha
— utoroshaji fedha
— Aliwekeza kwenye biashara chafu za Chivayo

Gazeti la The Network wanasema hayo ndio mambo ya Samia na Chivayo

[SIR TIVA @Sativa255]

Eti “UNITY”.

Sema ujumbe wa Jamaa umemaliza kila kitu.

[ThinkOFail @ThinkOFail]

@AzazSyed 🥹🥹🥹omg

[UHURU🇹🇿🇩🇰🇺🇸 @UHURU12345]

Juhudi zetu hazizaenda bure guys. Let’s keep it up . Tutashinda. Sasa Samuya huko alipo Atakuwa anatetemeka

Thank you, IPU, for raising questions and seeking answers regarding the ongoing reports of human rights violations, abductions, and suppression of fundamental freedoms in Tanzania.

The people of Tanzania deserve truth, justice, accountability, and respect for human rights. These concerns must not be ignored, and the voices of victims and their families must be heard.
@IPUparliament @Europarl_EN

[ThinkOFail @ThinkOFail]

@SonOfJames007 69WBJT

My 500 odds ✍️ edit

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@Flutterpunt Sporty

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Some games start with Ov2.5 i left them

Tag me for code anywhere 💊

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[Mange Kimambi 🇹🇿🇺🇸 @mangekimambi]

I’ve been thinking about starting a political/advocacy podcast. 🎙️

A weekly show featuring different guests from around the world, bringing together diverse perspectives, experiences, and voices on politics, human rights, democracy, and global issues.

I’d love to hear your ideas and advice. Like. what should I call/name the podcast?

I’m open to name suggestions!

I still can’t believe that just a few years ago, you couldn’t have paid me to make a video where I had to speak. I was so uncomfortable with my stutter and constantly worried about how I sounded.

Now? You couldn’t pay me to stop making speaking videos, as I have become more comfortable with my stutter.

The dilemma: I can’t decide whether the podcast should be in English or Swahili.

If I do it in Swahili, I feel like I’d be limiting it primarily to Tanzania and Kenya. But if I do it in English, the potential audience becomes global, but the reality is that many Tanzanians aren’t fully comfortable or fluent in English.

So now I’m wondering: Should I narrow my target audience and focus on reaching Tanzanians and East Africans more deeply, or use English to give the podcast a truly global reach?

SWAHILI

Nimekuwa nikifikiria kuanzisha podcast kuhusu siasa na utetezi wa haki. 🎙️

Itakuwa kipindi cha kila wiki, kikiwa na wageni tofauti kutoka sehemu mbalimbali duniani, tukileta pamoja mitazamo, uzoefu na sauti mbalimbali kuhusu siasa, haki za binadamu, demokrasia na masuala ya kimataifa.

Ningependa kusikia mawazo na ushauri wenu. Kwa mfano, niite podcast hii jina gani?

Niko tayari kupokea mapendekezo ya majina!

Bado siamini kwamba miaka michache iliyopita, usingeweza kunilipa nifanye video ambayo nilipaswa kuzungumza. Nilikuwa najisikia vibaya sana kuhusu kigugumizi changu na nilikuwa na wasiwasi muda wote kuhusu jinsi nilivyokuwa nasikika.

Lakini sasa? Huwezi kunilipa niache kutengeneza video za kuzungumza, kwa sababu nimekuwa comfortable zaidi na kigugumizi changu na nimejifunza kukikubali.

Sasa kuna dilemma: Siwezi kuamua kama podcast iwe kwa Kiingereza au Kiswahili.

Ikiwa nitafanya kwa Kiswahili, nahisi nitakuwa nailenga zaidi Tanzania na Kenya. Lakini ikiwa nitafanya kwa Kiingereza, potential ya audience ni kubwa zaidi na inaweza kufika duniani kote. Tatizo ni kwamba ukweli ni kuwa Watanzania wengi hawako comfortable sana kuzungumza au kusikiliza maudhui marefu kwa Kiingereza.

Kwa hiyo sasa najiuliza: Je, nipunguze target audience yangu na kulenga kuwafikia Watanzania na Waafrika Mashariki kwa undani zaidi, au nitumie Kiingereza ili kuipa podcast hii nafasi ya kufikia audience ya kimataifa? 🤔🎙️

[Michael J. Kavanagh @mjkcongo]

Last year we noticed data showing enormous increases in gold exports from Africa to the UAE, particularly from countries adjacent to war zones in places like Congo & Sudan. Since then we've been flying around the world to follow the supply chain & crunching the numbers 🧵