I already admitted my L. LOL! At this point Zimbabweans may have more fights than them.I remember when I tried to temper the extreme optimism about Tanzania and was given hell
Now theyve morphed into a totalitarian police state
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I remember when I tried to temper the extreme optimism about Tanzania and was given hell
Now theyve morphed into a totalitarian police state
Even here in Kenya I told peeps,hold your horses on Tz and Magufuli,but NOOOOO! Everyone screamed in support-now look,2 dead opposition leaders with 6 others jailed for 'sedition.' Tbh,I'm not a supporter of democracy-neither do I support one man dictatorships, though.
Tundu Lissu, the Tanzanian opposition chief who was shot by unknown assailants in September last year says the country’s politics had taken a dangerous turn thanks to the dictatorial regime led by President John Pombe Magufuli.
Lissu is currently recuperating at a Nairobi hospital where he was flown to for specialized medical care. The trained lawyer and avowed critic of Magufuli was shot and wounded by unknown gunmen in the country’s administrative capital, Dadoma.
In an interview with the BBC he described the attack as an assassination attempt and that he felt unsafe at the thought of returning home. He further described the intolerance of political dissent as similar to military dictatorships of decades ago
http://www.africanews.com/2018/01/0...-of-dictator-magufuli-shot-opposition-chief//
thatrapsfan
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Lol and what happens when the Great Leader dies, loses power etc?
thatrapsfan
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As far as GDP growth goes strictly, here were the top performers this year: Benin, Burkina Faso, Ethiopia, Ghana, Ivory Coast, Rwanda, Senegal and Tanzania.
The majority do not have strongmen and Ethiopia, while still a long way away, is also moving on the opposite direction. The insistence that only strongman can deliver relatively positive economic returns is based on hyperbole.
The majority do not have strongmen and Ethiopia, while still a long way away, is also moving on the opposite direction. The insistence that only strongman can deliver relatively positive economic returns is based on hyperbole.
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eh....I wouldn't want either scenario but still, I like this president.
his laws aren't even that radical. You all are making this way more of a bigger deal than Tanzanians. Most Tanzanians don't give a damn about a blog posting fee.......
Been drumming on about Senegal and Ivory Coast for years now...
Cote Divoire seems to have recovered nicely from the civil wars
i've heard good things abbout the capital
How Africa Is Building a $3 Trillion Free-Trade Future
@The Odum of Ala Igbo @Poitier @thatknickfan want to get yall opinion before I get too excited.
@The Odum of Ala Igbo @Poitier @thatknickfan want to get yall opinion before I get too excited.
Believe it when I see it.
thatrapsfan
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Its a great idea, and you need a foundation before you can progress, so I actually applaud the work thats been done so far. But it is still at a very early stage, Nigeria and SA still on board yet, and whats been agreed to so far has been very high level, so theres still a way to go. We will see, I guess.