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President Dktakaya Mrisho Kikwete during a joint press conference with his guest German President Joachim Gauck at Dar es Salaam State house this morning.The German President arrived in the country yesterday evening for a five day State Visit that include a visit to Zanzibar and Serengeti national park
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LIES....NO FREEDOM OF MEDIA, NO FREEDOM EVEN FOR DEMONSTRATION...HAVING LARGE NUMBERS OF MEDIA IS NOT AN INDICATION THAT THERE IS FREEDOM WE HAVE WITNESSED FEWS MEDIA CONFRONTED GOVERMENT AGENTS JUST BECAUSE THEY CHOOSE BE FAIR OR BIND TO THEIR ETHICS, HOW MANY JOURNALIST DIED?? HOW MANY INJURED?? HOW MANY CASES STILL NOT RULED OUT IN THE COURT?? SO SAD TO HEAR THIS...I CHALLENGE THIS BLOG TO PRINT THIS FAIR COMMENT ......
ReplyDeleteAlongside the right to assemble peacefully, holding peaceful demonstrations is a human right. The role of the police is to provide protection, so that such demonstrators can exercise their right.
ReplyDeleteIn Tanzania, it seems to me, the police have assumed, unjustly, the prerogative of issuing or denying permission for demonstrations, and they often forbid--for dubious reasons--demonstrations planned by opposition parties. To put it mildly, this casts the police in a negative light and does not help the reputation of our country.
It is important for the police to not only do what is right, but to be seen as doing so.
na wewe michuzi unafikiri ni sawa alivyosema kikwete kama upinzani wanafanya mikutano mingi kuliko ccm? ni kweli kwamba ccm nao wanaomba vibali polisi wanavyofanya mikutano yao? wachaaa wee
ReplyDeleteWanasaikolojia mko wapi? Mnawezaje kuchambua ukweli wa ayasemayo mheshimiwa! Kwa kozi moja ya saikolojia niliyochukua ya muhula mmoja tu naona kuna asilimia ndogo sana ya ukweli hapa! Kikwete ametoa wapi kigugumizi! Mi nachukia jamani kwa nini tusipende tu nchi yetu tukawa na amani na uhuru! Yaani anaongea huku akijua hapa ni "PIGA TU"
ReplyDeleteUhuru uko wapi?