Wizara ya mambo ya ndichi ina~deal na petty issues….badala ya ku~deal na vitu serious.
Waziri una deal na mashalove & Pipitilda
badala ya kulinda mipakani huko zinaingia pombe feki daily zinaenda kuua figo za maelfu ya mahomeboys na dada zetu, ajira zenyewe hamuwapi vijana wanashindwa kumudu dialysis gharama wanapoteza maisha!
Halafu hapo utasema wizara inalinda raia na mali zake!!?🤷♂️
Unazungumzia maadili ya kuongea lugha chafu mitandaoni, USA 🇺🇸 Rais Trump anatukanwa na raia ile F****word tena public kabisa kwenye press na raia haguswi na ndio nchi ina mahospital bora,shule na vyuo bora, umeme & maji havikatiki,barabara safi, na ajira za kutosha!!
Wewe maadili yamekusaidia nini mtu nina bachelor ya Architecture GPA 3.5 na naendesha boda tena ya mkataba mwaka wa nne huu kazi hamna, kwa siku naingiza elfu saba, utasema kuna maisha hapo?
Wewe unaekazania maadili una population ya watu milioni 70, unatangaza ajira elfu 45!!
Sasa kuna taifa hapo?
Simaanishi kama taifa tusiwe na maadili au utamaduni, lakini ni petty issues….. kundi la wale mates wangu walipaswa kuitwa hata basata tu wakamalizana nao chaap kwa, kama wazazi/walezi……easy tu, lakini sio waziri wa wizara!!
Kama tunataka kukemea maadili, tukemee maadili ya utekaji na ufisadi na mauaji ya ndugu zetu, hayo ndio maadili ya msingi na uwaite wahusika uwakemee live tuone kama tulivyoona kwa wale wasanii!!
Unaacha kuwaita askari walioua ndugu zetu october 29 uwakemee na kuwawajibisha, unamuita yule sista du anayeuza jeans, unamuita Nicole….kisa anaonyesha kifua!!?
Nini kifua babu, nchi za wenzetu unakuta striper anacheza uchi kabisa usiku club na mchana ni daktari / nurse anatibu watu na ndio ajira yake na analipa kodi na hela anayotengeneza humgusi….na ana degree kasoma na husikii kaitwa na waziri wala Mkuu wa mkoa! Dunia ndio ipo huko!!
CAG kila mwaka anasoma report wizi wa Billions of bags 💰 na huoni mtu akiwajibishwa…..sasa hayo ndio maadili ya kukemea public tena, sio mtuambie tunamalizana kwenye vikao vya kamati sijui za halmashauri…NO!!
Watu wanatekwa kiholela, wanapotea wanakufa….kila kiongozi anayehojiwa anakataa kuwa hakuna utekaji….husikii hata mmoja akikemea…..then leo wizara ya mambo ya ndani head liner unakaa kikao na GiGi money, Anko T unawakemea na mnalazimisha kabisa iwe news kubwa!!
Yani hukemei mtu anaua watu, unakuja unamkemea gigi kavaa mpasuo!?
Hivi tuna taifa kweli hapa jamani!?
Hii nchi ina maigizo sana!!
César Azpilicueta — one of the most loyal players Chelsea have ever had. 💙
Signed for just €8m from Marseille in 2012 as Ivanović’s backup. Ivanović’s brilliance made game time difficult, but Azpi never complained, never pushed for a move. He simply waited for his opportunity.
RDM was sacked. Benítez came in and gave his countryman a chance. Azpi grabbed it with both hands.
Mourinho arrived in 2014, fell out with Ashley Cole and moved Azpi to LB. He played it like he had been there his whole life.
“If you give me 11 Azpilicuetas, I will win every trophy available.”
Conte arrived in 2016/17 and switched to three at the back. Azpi became a CB and, once again, looked born for the role.
Sarri returned Chelsea to a back four. Azpi went back to RB after years away and still dominated.
Then came Tuchel, another three-at-the-back system, with Azpi switching between RWB and LCB while Reece James developed.
Even when Frank Lampard — his former teammate — became his manager, Azpi remained the ultimate professional.
In 2023, after 11 incredible years, he returned home to Spain with Chelsea’s blessing.
Chelsea honours:
🏆 2 Premier League titles
🏆 2 Europa League titles
🏆 1 FA Cup
🏆 1 League Cup
🏆 1 Champions League
🏆 1 UEFA Super Cup
🏆 1 Club World Cup
🏅 Ballon d’Or nominee
🏅 UCL Squad of the Season
RB. LB. RWB. LCB. Captain.
No drama. No controversies. Just loyalty, professionalism and everything he had for the badge.
TODAY, WE CELEBRATE YOU, LEGEND.
DAVE. 💙
Jaji Mkuu (Mst.) FRANCIS NYALALI kwenye Kitabu Chake; “BUILDING THE RULE OF LAW” alisema; “JAJI HAPASWI KUWA MTOA MATAMKO KAMA MWANASIASA. JAJI NI MTOA HAKI”. Kauli hiyo ya Jaji NYALALI ina UMUHIMU SANA leo kuliko wakati mwingine wowote.
More than a year in jail simply for asking for election reforms……..
@TunduALissu Stay strong, we are all behind you.
And we thank you for this sacrifice……….
Credit to the way the Chelsea owners have handed themselves in the last few months, changed their policy and ALL Chelsea fans are excited about the season. Thank you 💙
"Bado tunaomboleza. Ila ukiangalia serikali inaona hakuna kikubwa. Hata yale ya kuwa tuwe na siku ya kuomboleza husikii, wanaona ni kawaida tu. Majeraha tuliyopata kama taifa ni makubwa. Inaonekana wanataka kusema twende hivi itasahaulika. Mimi nasema HAPANA." - Joseph Warioba
🗣️🚨 Petr Čech on Enzo Fernandez move to Man City:
“Back when I first started hearing rumours about Chelsea wanting to sign Enzo Fernandez from Benfica, I happened to watch their next game. He scored and pointed to the Benfica badge, saying he was going nowhere.
That was the moment I started disliking him. Not because he wasn’t a good footballer, but because of the gesture he displayed.
Players like that are not loyal. They show love for the badge when it suits them, then turn their backs on the club when things get difficult.
When Enzo came to Chelsea, I saw him do the exact same thing, pointing to the Chelsea badge and showing how much the club meant to him.
But look at him now. A snake, leaving the club when he’s needed the most and for what? A move to Manchester City, which is a downgrade from Chelsea.
Chelsea was a great club before Enzo Fernandez, and Chelsea will continue to be a great club without him.”
Thank you, @TechCabal.
But I would like to clarify something: I am not an influencer. I stopped being an influencer and became a full time activist about two years ago.
For many years, I moved between being an activist and an influencer, depending on what was happening in my native country, Tanzania. But for the past two years, I have dedicated myself fully to activism, and that is what I intend to do for the rest of my life, or until Tanzania is free from mass killings, kidnappings, arbitrary imprisonment, fabricated treason charges, forced disappearances, sexual torture, and the silencing of the media.
I will continue this fight until Tanzanians are truly free to exercise their democratic rights, to vote freely and fairly, and to choose their own political party, parliament, and president.
This is no longer a phase or a platform for me. It is a commitment to my native country and to its people.
https://t.co/ncJ7zqkVHt
The 81st UN General Assembly is about to open next week in New York, with world leaders gathering later this month to discuss peace, development, dignity, equality and the future of our world. Yet Tanzania is once again attracting international attention for more painful reasons: human rights violations, repression, censorship and the silencing of dissent.
They aren’t getting it. They keep digging the hole deeper-not only domestically, but in the eyes of the international community and the diplomatic world. The New York Times is reporting on the lawsuit brought by Tanzanian activist Mange Kimambi against Meta.
Think about the reach. The New York Times reported 13.35 million subscribers as of June 2026, alongside more than 150 million registered users and 50–100 million weekly visitors. Its subscribers span almost every country in the world.
@mangekimambi is suing @Meta Platforms, Inc. in San Mateo County, California-Case No. 26-CIV-06555-alleging that her accounts were taken down following pressure from the Tanzanian government.The court will ultimately decide the case. But the questions raised are enormous:
Can a foreign government pressure an American technology company to silence a U.S.-based activist because of what she says about that government?
And how does a company that speaks so loudly about freedom of expression explain a situation in which activists allege that government pressure resulted in their voices being restricted?
Kudos to Mange for refusing to be silenced. Yep-shaking an entire government. And soon, we shall see what Meta has to say.
Last year, around UNGA, we were already seeing Tanzania’s human-rights record attracting international concern, including the image of the Tanzanian flag being displayed with messages warning about where the country was heading. Then came October 29, 2025-and everything became dramatically worse.
The government cut internet access during the crisis. Independent reporting was restricted. Yet the world still saw what happened.
@LarryMadowo CNN investigation into the October 29 violence has won the 2026 NABJ Salute to Excellence Award. 🏆
Ukweli haufichiki.
You can cut the internet.
You can restrict access.
You can try to silence journalists.
But you cannot permanently silence truth.
And today, while the international community is watching, another deeply disturbing report is emerging: Tanzanian activist Malisa GJ was reportedly taken from immigration authorities at Namanga and transferred toward Longido/Arusha. His lawyer says his phones have been switched off and is demanding information about his whereabouts and legal status. #FreeMalisaGJ
Meanwhile, we continue to demand:
#FreeTunduLissu
Release political prisoners.
Stop enforced disappearances.
Respect freedom of expression.
Respect human rights.
Respect the people’s right to demand democracy and accountability.
Hatutaacha kudai haki na kusema ukweli. Tanzania is not safe for people who ask questions, seeking justice, democracy and accountability if doing so can put their freedom or their lives-at risk.
Why have major Tanzanian media houses still not published Mange’s story? What is particularly striking to me is The Citizen, a paper that followed my career for more than a decade. They documented my journey from fashion to social contribution. I have spoken through that paper many times. My most recent interview-after everything I have said about October 29, human rights, my advocacy in Washington-the interview was never published. Go figure… 👀 We all know who controls the media in the country.
Let’s see which Tanzanian media houses will have the courage to report this huge story-a case that could have implications far beyond Tanzania. Because you cannot silence dissent and expect the world not to notice.
Tanzania deserves better. The people deserve better.
Tutashinda. 🇹🇿🙏🏾
Ukweli. Haki. Uhuru.
@SenateForeign@HouseForeign@SenatorShaheen@SenTedCruz
https://t.co/8GYPlSURyv
🚨🔵 Chelsea have received written documents for Lamine Camara deal from AS Monaco.
#CFC confident there will be no issues at documents exchange stage between clubs given the relationship with AS Monaco.