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The Tanzania Police Force has issued a stern warning that individuals found circulating messages deemed inciting, mockin...
11/04/2025

The Tanzania Police Force has issued a stern warning that individuals found circulating messages deemed inciting, mocking, or destabilizing through social media, text messages, or other digital platforms could face treason charges.

WHO WILL RESCUE AFRICAN DEMOCRACY?Tanzanian PRESIDENT Samia Suluhu Hassan was declared the winner on Saturday with "98%"...
11/04/2025

WHO WILL RESCUE AFRICAN DEMOCRACY?

Tanzanian PRESIDENT Samia Suluhu Hassan was declared the winner on Saturday with "98%" of the vote. She faced no opposition, with key rival candidates either imprisoned or barred from running. She was sworn in for a SECOND TERM amid tight security, following an election marred by violent protests and rejected by the opposition as a sham.

The inauguration ceremony was held at a MILITARY PARADE GROUND in the capital, Dodoma, instead of a STADIUM as in previous years. It was CLOSED to the PUBLIC but was shown live on STATE TV. According to BBC, election observers from southern African regional body SADC, of which Tanzania is a member, issued a strong statement, saying that in most areas, "voters could not express their democratic will". The observers highlighted restrictions on the opposition and suspected BALLOT STUFFING.

Opposition leaders and activists have said hundreds were killed in clashes with security forces. The opposition Chadema party told the AFP news agency that it had recorded "NO LESS THAN 800 DEATHS" by Saturday, while a diplomatic source in Tanzania told the BBC there was credible evidence that at least 500 people had died.
On Sunday, police spokesman David Misime blamed motorbike operators and foreign nationals for the violent demonstrations and vandalism.

Suprisingly, Sixteen fringe parties, none of whom have historically had significant public support, were allowed to run; but country's two main opposition leaders did not contest the election - Tundu Lissu is being held on treason charges, which he denies, while Luhaga Mpina of the ACT-Wazalendo party was excluded on legal technicalities.

Below is the presser from the ministry of foreign affairs, in obvious contradiction of reality on the ground.

~ DAY three: Protests still on in Tanzania as crowds clash with police, demanding change. Government shuts internet, en...
10/31/2025



~ DAY three:
Protests still on in Tanzania as crowds clash with police, demanding change. Government shuts internet, enforces curfew, and deploys military amid growing unrest.

~ The house of the Speaker of The National Assembly of Tanzania has been set ablaze.

~ Artist Chid Benz says he saw the danger coming — that’s why he’s been off the stage and away from political campaigns in his country.

~ Video doing rounds on social media of Tanzanian Protestors wearing police uniforms and gears after breaking into the police uniform stores and armory. The police could not differentiate between the protesters and themselves.

~ Tanzanian Gen Zs are targeting specific homes and businesses of prominent people, businessmen, and influencers, not all houses, only those who supported CCM and Mama! First, they mark them with a red cross line. Then they take action.

~ MADAI YA WAANDAMANAJI.

1. Uchaguzi ufutwe,

2. Tunataka Katiba Mpya na Tume huru ya Uchaguzi

3. Waliotekwa waachiliwe huru,

4. Kesi za mchongo zifutwe.

~ Samia Suluhu seems to have been airlifted from State house to unknown location.

SUDANESE GENOCIDE Thousands of people are feared to have been murdered in the western Sudanese city of el-Fasher, capita...
10/31/2025

SUDANESE GENOCIDE

Thousands of people are feared to have been murdered in the western Sudanese city of el-Fasher, capital of North Darfur state, since the paramilitary Rapid Support Forces (RSF) seized it. El-Fasher fell on Sunday after 18 months of RSF siege, which blocked the entry of food and essentials for hundreds of thousands of people trapped inside.

The RSF seized el-Fasher on Sunday, taking SAF’s last remaining positions in the Darfur region – some 2,000 people had been killed by Wednesday, according to the Sudanese Armed Forces, while the Sudan Doctors Network says at least 1,500 people have been killed.
Some 1.2 million people in the city had been under siege for 18 months, forced to survive on animal feed as the RSF built 56km (35-mile) of barriers, preventing entry of food and medicine and sealing off escape routes.

The World Health Organization (WHO) condemned the reported killing of more than 460 patients and their companions, as well as the abduction of six health workers, on 28 October from the Saudi Maternity Hospital in El Fasher. On 26 October, Saudi Maternity Hospital, the only partially functioning hospital in El Fasher, was attacked for the fourth time in a month, killing one nurse and injuring three other health workers. On 28 October, six health workers, four doctors, a nurse and a pharmacist, were abducted. On the same day, more than 460 patients and their companions were reportedly shot and killed in the hospital.

Since the conflict began, 46 health workers have been killed in El Fasher, among them the Director of Primary Health Care in the State Ministry of Health and another 48 injured.

AFRICANS COMMONERS ATE ON THEIR OWN.Afrobarometer surveys across 39 African countries show that a clear majority of citi...
10/30/2025

AFRICANS COMMONERS ATE ON THEIR OWN.

Afrobarometer surveys across 39 African countries show that a clear majority of citizens still prefer democracy over any other system of government. However, citizens express deep dissatisfaction with the performance of their political systems, often viewing them as underperforming, declining political performance, especially corruption and poor-quality elections, is a major driver of dissatisfaction.
Some citizens are increasingly willing to accept military intervention when elected leaders abuse power.

~ Military coups has become order of the day. The Sahel region continues to be destabilized by military coups, particularly in Mali, Burkina Faso, and Niger, with transitions back to civilian rule being delayed or tightly controlled.
~ Executive Overreach: Some leaders continue to circumvent term limits or consolidate power through constitutional changes or plebiscites, as seen in Rwanda, Togo, and Tunisia.
~ Electoral Manipulation is getting notoriety in Africa. Many 2024 elections faced allegations of irregularities and repression of the opposition, including in Mozambique. Good example, Tanzanian of
Suppression of opposition, Attacks on opposition parties and restrictions on media. Civil society remain stark trends in several countries, including Eswatini, Mozambique, and Tanzania.
~ And now the escalating armed conflicts and insecurity in regions like Sudan, the Democratic Republic of Congo, and the Sahel pose major threats to democratic stability and governance.

The beging & painful question is, what is the mandate of EAC, AU, SADC, ECOWAS......? Is it just a club of african dictators out to extend their terms & protect their ill gotten wealth? The AU has failed as the initiator of regional political, economic and social cooperation in Africa. It has failed to promote stability in Africa. It operates by consensus, but progress has often been handicapped by its lack of political will.

Most of African countries have b

JUVENTUS FIRES TUDOR.Juventus have sacked their head coach, Igor Tudor, after failing to win their last eight matches in...
10/27/2025

JUVENTUS FIRES TUDOR.

Juventus have sacked their head coach, Igor Tudor, after failing to win their last eight matches in all competitions, the Serie A club said on Monday.

Tudor, who replaced Thiago Motta in March, was the first foreign manager appointed by Juventus since Didier Deschamps in 2006-07. The former centre-back spent nearly a decade of his playing career at Juventus, during which they won Serie A twice and reached the final of the Champions League.

“Juventus FC announces that it has today relieved Igor Tudor of his duties as coach of the men’s first team, along with his staff,” the Italian club said in a statement, a day after their 1-0 defeat to Lazio. Massimo Brambilla, head coach of the reserve team, will temporarily take over as the first team manager, the club added.

The Orange Democratic Movement (ODM) has reaffirmed its commitment to remain part of President William Ruto’s broad-base...
10/27/2025

The Orange Democratic Movement (ODM) has reaffirmed its commitment to remain part of President William Ruto’s broad-based government.
The announcement comes despite growing speculation of divisions within the party over whether it should pull out.

Speaking after a Central Management Committee meeting held in Nairobi on Monday, ODM Secretary General Edwin Sifuna dismissed claims of disunity and insisted that the party would uphold the late Raila Odinga’s vision of a unified and peaceful nation.

He emphasised that ODM’s participation in government was not an act of submission, but rather a continuation of Raila’s statesmanship and his desire to see Kenya move forward in unity.

“ODM is not just a political party; it is a covenant. A covenant that we, the living, must now renew. Let us resist the temptation to scatter in despair, or to fight over his political inheritance as leaders often do when giants fall.” Sifuna said

Sifuna maintained that ODM remains united and will stay focused on its core mission of representing the people’s interests.

"When i die no food at my burial and Don't take me to my home ,From mortury take my body to church then to Akothee Acade...
10/26/2025

"When i die no food at my burial and Don't take me to my home ,From mortury take my body to church then to Akothee Academy and straight to cemetery...don't bury me in any of my homes that's my children's property" ~Musician Akothee gives direction of how she should be buried.

A multi-agency team led by the Kenya Navy has intercepted a vessel in the Indian Ocean carrying methamphetamine worth ov...
10/26/2025

A multi-agency team led by the Kenya Navy has intercepted a vessel in the Indian Ocean carrying methamphetamine worth over Ksh.8.2 billion and arrested six Iranian nationals on board.
DCI Director Mohammed Amin and Kenya Navy Deputy Commander Brigadier Sankale Kiswaa confirmed that the boat was tracked some 630 kilometres east of Mombasa before being es**rted to the port, where the seized substance tested positive for narcotics.

Brigadier Sankale Kiswaa, Deputy Commander of the Kenya Navy, said: “Kenya Navy was able to intercept this suspicious vessel about 630 km east of Mombasa and we have been able to conduct this operation seamlessly and we were able to arrest it and es**rt it to the port of Mombasa.” Mohammed Amin, Director of DCI, said: “We were able to discover 769 packages of crystalline substance that was weighing 124,253 kilograms of what came out to be methamphetamine. The street value of the consignment is estimated to be Ksh.8.2 billion, equivalent to USD 63 million.”

These are the guys arrested with drugs worth KShs. 8.2b?

Kenyan singer and entrepreneur Esther Akoth, popularly known as Akothee, opened up about her recent health challenges, r...
10/26/2025

Kenyan singer and entrepreneur Esther Akoth, popularly known as Akothee, opened up about her recent health challenges, revealing that she has been diagnosed with severe migraines, a blood clot, and uterine fibroids. The musician revealed that doctors are yet to locate the exact position of the blood clot.
She recounted a frightening incident during her treatment when she lost consciousness for three hours after reacting adversely to blood-thinning medication.

According to several media outlets, a candid and light-hearted tone, she joked that people could call her “Fibroids, Migraines, Blood Clot Akoth Kokeyo,” adding that if any of her health conditions worsen, she would prefer a simple burial within 48 hours.

Israeli settlers have attacked several Palestinian villages across the occupied West Bank, as a wave of violence targeti...
10/25/2025

Israeli settlers have attacked several Palestinian villages across the occupied West Bank, as a wave of violence targeting residents harvesting their olive trees intensifies. At least three Palestinians were injured on Saturday after settlers attacked farmers in the village of Deir Nidham, northwest of Ramallah, the Palestinian Wafa news agency reported.

WATU WA ODM TUSIJARIBU…Let Senator Edwin Sifuna and Babu Owino Remain In ODM Or Else We Will Regret as A Party.Siaya Gov...
10/25/2025

WATU WA ODM TUSIJARIBU…Let Senator Edwin Sifuna and Babu Owino Remain In ODM Or Else We Will Regret as A Party.

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