Utterly horrified by the ongoing massacre of unarmed civilians in the city of El Fashar in Sudan's Northern Darfur region, which has seen about 2,000 people executed and nearly 30,000 others displaced in a period of just four days since the city fell to a militia. We call upon the world not to look aside or keep silent as this tragedy unfolds. All world leaders with a conscience should urgently step in and stop this slaughter.
The crisis in Sudan is sadly one of the consequences of a leader who did not plan for a peaceful transition when he had an opportunity to, until he was pushed out by the people - leaving behind a fractured nation. It falls upon the young generation of Africa to deliver our continent from this vicious cycle!
#Tanzania: We are alarmed by the deaths & injuries in the ongoing election-related protests, as the security forces used firearms and teargas to disperse protesters.
We call on the security forces to refrain from using unnecessary or disproportionate force, including lethal weapons, against protesters, & to make every effort to deescalate tensions. Protesters should demonstrate peacefully.
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There is no honor in beginning life from a place of deprivation. Our nations are being reduced to hashtags, and our mothers and children continue to suffer trauma. Meanwhile, the African Union holds meetings without meaningful action, and the United Nations remains largely indifferent
What the actual fuck!
Message from Chairman Tundu Lissu
October 26, 2025
“My brothers and sisters,
For several weeks now, I have been placed under total isolation — a state of forced loneliness. The fellow inmates who once shared my cell, all of whom had been sentenced to death, have been removed; I have been left completely alone.
My cell is now fitted with surveillance cameras (CCTV) that record everything I do — even when I relieve myself or change clothes. I no longer have any privacy whatsoever. This is not a matter of security; it is a deliberate act meant to humiliate my human dignity.
I appeal for this matter to be raised loudly and forcefully, because it is a blatant violation of human rights and an offense under the United Nations Standard Minimum Rules for the Treatment of Prisoners (the Mandela Rules), which clearly state that:
• The inherent dignity of every human being must be respected, even when imprisoned (Rule 1);
• Prolonged or indefinite solitary confinement that denies a prisoner communication with others amounts to cruelty and torture (Rules 43 and 44).
It is also a violation of the Constitution of the United Republic of Tanzania, Articles 12 and 13, which guarantee the dignity of every person and prohibit torture or degrading treatment.
I am prepared to endure any hardship for the sake of my belief in justice and the freedom of our people. But the humiliation of human dignity can never be acceptable — not for me, nor for anyone who bears the name of a human being.”
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We now demand the regime shuts down, makes way for a reset to the rule of law and accountability; a restoration to the values respecting human life; and a rebuilding of our nation's institutions that now point towards State failure #ThePeopleShall#ResetRebuildRestore
Albert Ojwang has been silenced forever by Ruto’s regime.
Just a month ago, he was overjoyed after becoming a father. Albert was a teacher who was using his social media platforms to fight for a better Kenya. DCI officers picked him up from his house in Homa Bay and then drove more than 350 km away to Nairobi, where they ended up murdering him inside a cold holding cell at the Central Police Station.
And what crime did he commit to deserve being killed? He is alleged to have accused Deputy Inspector General of Police Eliud Langat of collecting bribes amounting to Ksh 100 million every month. We all know that's possible because the Kenya Police force is one of the most corrupt institutions in Kenya. Every day, young people are arrested for loitering, vagrancy, touting, being drunk and disorderly, smoking bhang, not carrying an ID, or even just daring to breathe in the presence of extortionist cops. They are then forced to pay bribes at police stations to secure their freedom, with those who fail to pay appearing in court on trumped-up charges. The money collected from them is shared among police officers and their seniors.
If Langat is collecting that kind of money, those bribes must be reaching his boss, Kanja, and their godfather, Mr Ruto. Ruto is the king of ruin - he would rather burn Kenya to the ground and rule over the ashes. We shall not allow one sociopath to destroy the country so that he can he feel warm. We shall protect and defend Kenya from a murderous, greedy president who doesn't respect the rule of law or even the taxpayers who pay his fat salary. #EndPoliceBrutality #JusticeForAlbertOjwang #Justice4AlbertOjwang #RutoMustGo #NeverForgetKE
#FagiaWote #MwanzoMpya #Justice4OurMashujaaz
@MigunaMiguna@WilliamsRuto They want us to believe that 2027 illusion ballot is the only shot.
But they’re betting on us being too afraid to act now.
Don’t let them win. If we stand together today, we own tomorrow!!