THIS PAGE IS CONCERN. General Goal
To run a sustainable non-biased online social media forum for the development of the society and the country at large. In today’s society utilizing Internet has become part of people's everyday life. Internet enables communication,
searching information and running different kinds of businesses,
all independent of time and place. More and more people are spen
ding their free-time on the Internet as well: they play games, watch videos, listen to music, communicate with their friends, and read and write blogs. This is where social media plays an important role: it allows people to interact and communicate with each other in real-time through different kinds of services. Social media is explained in only moderate technical depth with greater emphasis placed upon the design and implementation of a social media Political game plan within a modern society like Tanzania. Considerable attention is placed upon ethical conduct and statutory compliance by many youth of oppositional parties using social media. The attributes that engaged the Tanzanian modern community of this era serve as the foundation of social media’s current captivation and its growing viral power and influence in social and corporate settings. These attributes are:
Authenticity. Social media allows (in fact, demands) real people talk to real people in unfiltered, genuine ways. This contemporary expectation for political communications is far forgotten by the part in counterpart the oppositions. Transparency. Social media lays open facts, truths, non-truths and often strong opinions that corporations can choose to listen, explain, but are rue to ignore. Social media is a viral conduit for immediate, late-breaking news. Photos, streaming videos, commentary are available on breaking news stories and these reports stream through blog aggregators, facebook and to twitter followers. Community. Social media provides users with a trusted community to seek and share experiences, opinions and information. It’s engaging and interactive. And, corporations are learning that the terms tell and sell have become archaic in these new channels. Political parties need learning to listen, first; learn from the people; and then engage via a growing array of social media channels.
