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[Maria Sarungi Tsehai @MariaSTsehai]

‼️EU Delegation to the UN has continued to call for accountability for the October #TanzaniaMassacre
Thank you @EU_Commission we need more pressure on this murderous cabal! It is clear that this illegitimate govt is mot capable of holding itself accountable we need international intervention!

🔥Tanzania AMKA 🔥
Katika mkutano wa 62 wa Baraza la Haki za Binadamu la Umoja wa Mataifa @UN_HRC uwakilishi wa Umoja wa Ulaya EU wametumia fursa yao ya kuchangia hotuba kuponda Tume feki ya Chande na kutaka uwajibikaji wa wauaji wa Oktoba 2025! Ni aibu kubwa kwa Chande na litume lake na kimama chao 🚮

Tafsiri ya kilichosemwa:
EU bado ina wasiwasi kukosekana kwa uwajibikaji kuhusu ukiukwaji mkubwa wa haki za binadamu nchini Tanzania katika muktadha wa uchaguzi mkuu wa 2025, jambo ambalo ni muhimu ili kuhakikisha haitorudiw tena. EU inazingatia ukweli kwamba kazi ya Tume ya Uchunguzi ya serikali na matokeo yake hayajachapishwa bado. EU inatoa wito wa kuchapishwa kwa ripoti hiyo pamoja na utekelezaji wa kuaminika wa hatua zinazoongoza kwa uwajibikaji kwa mapungufu makubwa iliyoyabaini. EU inahimiza Tanzania kushiriki kikamilifu na mifumo ya haki za binadamu ya Umoja wa Mataifa na inaendelea kusisitiza umuhimu wa kuendeleza mfumo kamili wa vyama vingi na mazungumzo ya wazi na jumuishi na wadau wote, haswa vyama vya upinzani na asasi za kiraia.
#SamiaMustGo #CCMmustGo #FreeTunduLissu #KatibaMpya

[Maria Sarungi Tsehai @MariaSTsehai]

‼️TAHADHARI NA USHAURI ‼️Muswada wa Marekani ni wa kusoma vizuri - imeeleza kuhusika kwa jeshi la wananchi katika mauaj ya Oktoba 2025i! Sasa huyu Meja Jeneral Feruzi nimetajiwa mara kadhaa na watu tena wa huko huko ndani kwenu na hadi picha nimetumiwa! Anatuhumiwa kuhusika kuongoza operesheni ya mauaji Mbeya hadi Tunduma huko! Tuhuma nzito sana hii na si ya kupuuza!
Itakuwa fedheha kubwa kwa jeshi zima kuchafuliwa na kutuhumiwa huko ICC na kwingine duniani kwa sababu ya wachache - so ushauri wangu ni kuendesha uchunguzi wenu wenyewe ili yale ya Oktoba yasijirudie 7/7!
Msione haya kuwashughulikia na kuwachukulia hatua walioshindwa kusimamia viapo vyao vya kulinda wananchi!
#TanzaniaMassacre #SamiaMustGo #FreeTunduLissu #TutaelewanaTu

[Maria Sarungi Tsehai @MariaSTsehai]

‼️🚨ALERT‼️
In a special program on Iraq's Al-Oula
television, the IraqiMP (Al Shamman) has revealed that the govt provided loans totaling $254 million to Tanzania ($191 million ‼️) , Uganda ($15 million ) and Central Africa Republic ($7 million)
😱😱 - the document acknowledges these debts as of 21st December 2025

Showing the official documents in front of the camera, the MP insisted that the loans were made through government decisions, sparking a heated debate on social media in Iraq over the economic and political criteria and goals that led to the decision.
Is this debt also registered in Tanzania?

Amkeni wapendwa! Kuna deni la dola za kimarekani milioni 191 tunaonekana kudaiwa na Iraq - kwa mujibu wa makabrasha deni letu tulikopeshwa kufikia tarehe 21 mwezi wa 12 mwaka jana ni hiyo dola 191 milioni na makabrasha yameanikwa kupitia mbunge Al Shamman
Nyieee! Nawaambia haya ni majanga tu! Sasa kimama mkopaji ndo atatumaliza! Hili deni ni la Tanzania so Zanzibar nao wajiandae kuchangia malipo yake 😁
Nacheka ka mazuri ila #TutaelewanaTu

[Liberatus Mwang'ombe @Liberatus80]

BRUSSELS AND WASHINGTON ARE STARTING TO SPEAK THE SAME LANGUAGE

The Issue Is Not Money. It Is Tanzania Being Written Into the Official Record.

By Amani K. Mrope | Washington Bureau

There are times when a country loses money. And there are times when a country loses confidence.

Money can return. Confidence is much harder to recover.

On June 17, the U.S. Senate Foreign Relations Committee advanced S.4577, legislation calling for a reassessment of the relationship between the United States and Tanzania and establishing a process to identify officials linked to repression and serious human rights abuses.

One day later, on June 18, the European Parliament adopted a resolution calling on the European Commission to withdraw its proposed €156 million assistance package for Tanzania.

Two days.

Two continents.

One conclusion.

Two different institutions.
Two different political systems.

But one message.

Tanzania is entering a zone of concern.
For years, governments could dismiss criticism from activists, journalists, opposition parties, and human rights organizations as routine political noise.

That is becoming more difficult.

The conversation has moved.
It is no longer confined to social media.
It is no longer confined to political rallies.

It has entered institutions. And institutions have longer memories than politicians.

Brussels is writing resolutions.
Washington is writing legislation.

The European Parliament is raising questions about the 2025 election, the deaths that followed, disappearances, and accountability.

And it is not doing so in the abstract.
Its resolution is based on concrete developments, including Tanzania’s refusal to receive a delegation from the European Parliament’s Subcommittee on Human Rights and the continued detention of opposition leader Tundu Lissu for more than a year.

Washington, meanwhile, is preparing to implement Section 5 of S.4577, which requires the U.S. government to prepare an official report identifying senior officials associated with allegations of serious human rights abuses.

That is not an activist report.
That is not a newspaper editorial.

Those are official documents of the United States Government.

At first glance, these may appear to be separate events.

They are not.

They are symptoms of the same development. Tanzania is being reassessed.
The greatest risk is not the loss of €156 million. Nor is it the possibility of visa restrictions.

The greatest risk is a change in perception.

Once a country begins to be viewed as a partner with governance concerns, the effects appear in places most citizens never see.

Investment committees.
Banks.
Lending institutions.
Insurance companies.
Development agencies.
Corporate boardrooms.
Investor conferences.
The question begins to change.

Instead of asking: “What opportunities does Tanzania offer?” People begin asking:
“What risks does Tanzania present?”

And once that question starts appearing repeatedly, the cost of doing business begins to rise.

Investment becomes harder to secure.
Credit becomes more expensive.
Projects move more slowly.
Some investors choose other destinations.

This is why countries work so hard to avoid reaching this stage.

Because reputation is easy to lose.And extremely difficult to rebuild.

What makes this moment even more significant is that the United States and Europe did not arrive at these conclusions together.

Each arrived there independently.

Yet both arrived at the same place.

That is the message Dodoma should read carefully.

The United States has not said it wants to end its relationship with Tanzania.
Europe has not said it wants to punish the Tanzanian people.

Quite the opposite.

The European Parliament did not call for the complete termination of assistance. It argued that support should be directed through independent channels and civil society rather than through government structures.

Both sides have left the door open.
But they are asking the same questions.

[John Heche @HecheJohn]

Internet never forgets… kasome The Nuremberg trials, wewe unatumwa kutishia watu.. na kweli watu wanatekwa, wanapotea na wengine wanauwawa..

Kuna siku mtajibu wangapi waliokotwa na wako wapi?

[Tausi Likokola @tausilikokola]

🚨 BREAKING: WE WON TODAY! 🚨

We did not give up. We did not stay silent. Today, we moved one step closer to justice.

The Reassessing the United States–Tanzania Bilateral Relationship Act has passed the Senate Foreign Relations Committee and now advances forward.

This moment belongs to every mother who buried a child, every family still searching for answers, every victim of violence, every religious leader who stood firm, every journalist who spoke the truth, every activist who refused to be intimidated, and every Tanzanian who never stopped believing that accountability matters.

This is not the finish line.

But today, the world heard Tanzania.

Today, truth prevailed over propaganda.

Today, hope prevailed over fear.

Today, we moved one step closer to justice and accountability.

To everyone who prayed, advocated, testified, contacted congressional offices, shared evidence, and refused to look away-thank you.

The journey continues, but today we pause to thank God.

Justice delayed is not justice denied.

Safari bado inaendelea- ila leo haki imeshinda💪🏽

Thank you also to all senates and their staffers that heard our cries.

🇹🇿🙏🏾🇺🇸

🚨 HABARI NJEMA: TUMEPATA USHINDI LEO!

Hatukukata tamaa. Hatukukaa kimya.

Leo tumepiga hatua moja muhimu kuelekea haki.

Muswada wa Reassessing the United States–Tanzania Bilateral Relationship Act umepitishwa na Kamati ya Mahusiano ya Nje ya Seneti ya Marekani (Senate Foreign Relations Committee) na sasa unasonga mbele katika hatua zinazofuata.

Ushindi huu ni wa kila mama aliyempoteza mwanae, kila familia ambayo bado inatafuta majibu, kila mwathirika wa ukatili, kila kiongozi wa dini aliyesimama imara, kila mwanahabari aliyesema ukweli, kila mwanaharakati aliyekataa kutishwa, na kila Mtanzania ambaye hakuwahi kuacha kuamini kwamba uwajibikaji ni muhimu.

Huu si mwisho wa safari.
Lakini leo, dunia imeisikia Tanzania.
Leo, ukweli umeshinda propaganda. (Niliwaambia ile picha ya mkono wa bendera ya Tanzania ikishikana na ya marekani yaliyochapishwa na hayo magazeti yaliyonunuliwa ni propaganda- leo si kimewaka?)
Leo, matumaini yameshinda hofu.

Leo, tumesogea hatua moja karibu zaidi na haki na uwajibikaji.

Kwa kila aliyeomba, aliyehamasisha, aliyetoa ushuhuda, aliyewasiliana na viongozi wa Marekani, aliyeshiriki ushahidi, na aliyekataa kugeuza macho yake pembeni -asanteni sana.

Safari bado inaendelea, lakini leo tunasimama na kumshukuru Mungu.

Haki iliyocheleweshwa si haki iliyonyimwa.
Now muachieni na Lissu
🇹🇿🙏🏾🇺🇸

#justiceforTanzania

[Mwinshehe 🕊️ @Mwinshehe07]

Unaacha kueneza ajenda za chama chako unajigeuza msemaji wa CHADEMA, Chama kilitangaza kufanya mikutano ya hadhara kukiamsha chama baada ya kufungiwa kwa siku 300+ pia ajenda za mikutano hiyo ni #FreeLissu #OperasheniKatibaMpya acha porojo

Pia hiki ni chama cha siasa kinaendeshwa kwa utaratibu na endapo kikataka kuitisha maandamano Ibara ya 20 ya Katiba inalinda uhuru wa kukusanyika na kujumuika kwa hiyo maandamano ya amani sio kosa la jinai ni haki ya kikatiba

[Brenda Rupia Jonas @BrendaRupia]

TAARIFA

[Maria Sarungi Tsehai @MariaSTsehai]

This is Awadh Juma Haji @IntlCrimCourt
👇🏾
Potential IGP candidate of Samia Suluhu! A man accused by police and citizens of crimes against humanity and being instrumental in enforcing “shoot to kill”orders in October 2025 #TanzaniaMassacre

Hapa lazima tuelewana mwaka huu!
#TutaelewanaTu #SamiaMustGo

[Chadema Tanzania @ChademaTZ2]

TAARIFA KWA UMMA

[BBC News Swahili @bbcswahili]

Kuanzia Makonda hadi Mafwele, hawa ni 'vigogo' 5 Afrika Mashariki waliopigwa marufuku kuingia Marekani
https://t.co/IAB0MMG5Yx

[Maria Sarungi Tsehai @MariaSTsehai]

Wasogezeni wabunge wa mchongo haya mdo masharti ya kuondolewa vikwazo 👇🏾

“(b) UTHIBITISHO.—Marufuku chini ya kifungu kidogo cha (a) itaisha kuanzia tarehe ambayo ni siku 30 baada ya tarehe ambayo waziri wa mambo ya nje atawasilisha kwa kamati zinazofaa za Bunge uthibitisho wa maandishi kwamba Serikali ya Tanzania ime—
(1) tekeleza mabadiliko ya uchaguzi ili kuendeleza uchaguzi huru, wa haki, na wa uwazi;
(2) kusitisha kesi za jinai zenye motisha ya kisiasa au zisizo halali, kusahihisha hukumu za kimahakama zenye dosari au zisizofaa,na kuwaachilia viongozi wa upinzani na watu wengine waliokamatwa kwa misingi ya kisiasa;
(3) kuchukua hatua zinazoonekana kuwawajibisha maafisa wa serikali, wanajeshi wa usalama, na wafanyakazi wa kutekeleza sheria kwa utekaji nyara wa kisiasa, vurugu za uchaguzi, na vitendo vinavyodhoofisha taasisi za kidemokrasia; na
(4) kusitisha vitisho vya kisiasa na udhibiti wa watu mashuhuri katika vyombo vya habari, waandishi wa habari, na watendaji wa asasi za kiraia.”

Hiyo namba (4) mmeielewa? Acheni kututisha na kutuwinda! Maridhiano feki na wanasiasa haitawasaidia! Mtuhehsimu na wajibikeni!

[The Economist @TheEconomist]

Tanzanians had hoped Samia Suluhu Hassan would usher in a more open society. Now her repressive regime threatens the country’s achievements and its future https://t.co/rOHRTYKWBj

[John Kitoka @JohnKitokavo08]

The illegitimate Foreign Minister of Tanzania, Thabit Kombo (@mfa_tanzania), has now publicly confirmed before the rubber-stamping @tzparliament that the killing of protesters and even non-protesters by @tanpol was, in his view, well within their constitutional mandate during the #TanzaniaMassacres.

This is yet another damning admission and further proof that these were not isolated incidents, but deliberate and targeted killings carried out by state security forces and their allied goons against innocent civilians.
#SamiaToICC @IntlCrimCourt @WGEID @UN_HRC @ChademaTZ2 @Liberatus80 @davidmcallister @Smith_JeffreyT @HildaNewton21 @HecheJohn @MariaSTsehai @idualliance @SenTedCruz @SFRCdems @SenTimKaine @usembassytz @EUtoAU @EUparliament @mbnftanzania @CanadaTanzania @UKinTanzania @BelgiumTanzania @GermanyTanzania

[𝐉𝐚𝐬𝐮𝐬𝐢 @Chahali]

“Let Them Die...”: @DavidHundeyin’s Tweets Just After Tanzania’s October 29 Massacres...and His New Documentary Whitewashing Samia

https://t.co/EzCg1jmX8o

[Hilda Newton @HildaNewton21]

Dear @Europarl_EN

A few months ago, Tanzania's Minister of Foreign Affairs, Mahmoud Thabit Kombo, and his delegation visited Brussels to engage with the European Parliament.

During this visit, they implored you not to impose sanctions and restrictions, despite the fact that by October 29, the regime had gunned down over ten thousand Tanganyikans, many of whom were denied the right to live, reflecting a troubling disregard for human rights.

However, in Parliament yesterday, Minister Kombo stood up and boasted and mocked you. He claims that when they came to speak with you, the European Union imposed "free free" conditions on them, referring to the demands you made, including the release of Hon. Tundu Lissu.

Kombo has since proudly claimed that he rejected those demands, asserting that no foreign institution has the right to dictate how our country should be governed.

After ridiculing you in their illegitimate Parliament, they are scheduled to return to Brussels to request grants. This behaviour suggests a concerning pattern that deserves your attention. I hope you have noted the discussions surrounding his mission in Europe.

It is important to recognise that the CCM and the current regime are seeking endorsement in the form of grants and financial support. They may use such funds for political propaganda, undermining the importance of accountability. Please do not fall into the trap of becoming complicit in this situation.

Cc. @EU_Commission
@davidmcallister @BarryAndrewsMEP
@gahler_michael @RobertBiedron @UdoBullmann @ErikMarquardt @European

[Lantana camara @osoitsam]

Muswada hu unaipa Marekani mamlaka ya kuchunguza na kutengeneza orodha ya viongozi wa Tanzania wanaotuhumiwa kwa ukiukaji wa haki za binadamu, na mara nyingi hatua kama hizi zinaweza kupelekea vikwazo kama: Kufungiwa visa
Kufungiwa mali
Kuzuiwa kufanya biashara au safari Marekani

[Mange Kimambi 🇹🇿🇺🇸 @mangekimambi]

. @tedcruz @SenatorShaheen @SenateForeign
While you are sanctioning the killers of Tanzania, please follow the money trail to Dubai.

Mos of the money Samia Suluhu, her son Abdul and their associates have stolen in Tanzania goes to the UAE through this bank ,CRDB.

Please INVESTIGATE CRDB bank and you will find all the BLOOD MONEY!!!!!! THIS BANK ITSELF NEEDS TO BE SANCTIONED. Please FREEZE ALL THEIR ASSETS AND THOSE OF THEIR RICH BUSINESS ASSOCIATES.

Samia Suluhu’ son, Abdul was gifted a UAE citizenship. Please follow the money through CRDB bank!!!!

I want to emphasize this. ALL ROADS LEAD TO DUBAI.