CNN: Vita ya Kidemokrasia Tanzania

[UCD]

Magufuli has overseen numerous closures and suspensions of media outlets. His officials have encouraged and tried to exacerbate a split in the Civic United Front, by backing one side. His government has undermined judicial and parliamentary independence, implemented a partial ban on public rallies, harassed MPs, closure of online political space, and prosecuted critics under new defamation and sedition laws.

Together, these constitute major infringements on the freedom of expression and the opposition's ability to communicate with voters.
In March this year he announced at a press conference that:
"Media owners, let me tell you: 'Be careful. Watch it. If you think you have that kind of freedom — not to that extent'."

In part, this repressive streak is a return to form. CCM has a long history of authoritarianism. It has ruled Tanzanian uninterrupted since 1977, and its predecessor parties ruled Tanganyika since 1961.

But there is a more immediate reason that Magufuli is tightening the noose on the opposition. The opposition has never been so strong. In 2005, CCM's Jakaya Kikwete won the presidential election with an unassailable lead of 68% over the runner-up. By 2015, CCM's margin of victory had been shortened to 18%. For the first time in Tanzania's history, the opposition is a force to be reckoned with.

The most plausible explanation for Magufuli's authoritarian turn is that he is trying to minimize the possibility of an opposition victory in the future. Equally, every time he advances the anti-corruption agenda, he makes more enemies who might defect to the opposition. By narrowing space for opposition, he reduces the risk of them doing so.

But Magufuli is not only relying on repressive means to stay in power. He is also pursuing a program that revives his popularity.

Hicho kiingereza siyo cha kimarekani ni cha mbongo mmoja!

 

[Pablo Blanco]

Weka link ya chanzo cha habar

 

[Zakaria Lang'o]

Nyie angaikeni kutafuta mabaya ya NCJHI KUPITIA HAO MAZUZUZ WENZENU CNN....hata kama wangemuandika vizuri RAIS wetu still bado isingekuwa ni solution ya matatazo yetu..
So wao waandike wanavyo jisikia wao lakini MAGUFULI ndio rais wetu mpaka tutakaposema bado ikiwzekana tnamuongezea MUDA wa kaukaa madarakani

Mimi sioni ajabu ninyi kutetea maovu ya watawala hawa, maana hata kule Congo yako mataahira yanamtetea Kabila hadi kesho!!

 

[Andre02150]

Hao CNN kiboko yao Ni Trump . Wajinga sana hao watu

Trump kawafanya nini?

 

[Andre02150]

Weka link ya chanzo cha habar

Mkuu, Google headline .

 

[kiatu kipya]

wewe una lala na kuamka kufikiria kuandika mabaya ya nchi hii

A new ID with new swagg endelea

 

[FreedomTZ]

watuache hawa wazungu, sisi mbona hatuwaingilii kwenye mambo yao.. HUU NI UTARATIBU TULIOJIAMULIA KUISHI NA KAMA KUNA MTU YUPO TANZANIA ANAAMINI HAUMFAI NA WAKO WENGI WATAINGIA BARABARANI LAKINI KWA SABABU WAPO WACHACHE WATAISHIA KUBWEKA BWEKA MAANA WALIOWENGI WAMEKUBALI HUO UTARATIBU WA KUISHI..

CCM OYEE..

Mungu ana mpango wake. Bila hao wababe Afrika maisha yangekuwaje? Nani angethubutu kuwakemea madikteta?

 

[Gullam]

Kwani wanalazimishwa kutuchangia, kiherehere chao ndio kinawatuma kutupa hela, kujipendekeza kwao ndio kunawafanya watupe hela...NI VIZURI MKAWALZIMISHA WASITUPE HIYO MISAADA YAO..MAANA HATA SISI HATUITAKI..

Wewe nani?

 

[kikonyoro]

Kinacho ongelewa CNN no halo halisi Tanzania na tunamwomba Mwenyezi Mungu aingilie kati nchi irudi kwe misingi ya demokrasia

 

[Msengapavi]

HUU UJUMBE UNATISHA SANA. CNN ? KUNA HAJA YA KUWAULIZA CNN WATUAMBIE TAARIFA HIZI WAMETHIBITISHA?

We unaishi nchi gani aisee! Au unatoka Mars!

 

[Stroke]

mafisadi yanatapatapa

 

[Kingfisher]

Kuna jamaa anamwita Trump 'mbwa kichaa'......upo?????

Mad dog sio? [emoji23]

 

[G.Jacob]

"Despite strong opposition, Magufuli will win the Election."
Haya maneno waliyaripoti pia hao hao CNN na ikawa kweli, sasa huenda na haya ya leo pia yanaakisi ukweli uliopo na matarajio yake.

 

[Mzalendo2015]

Magufuli has overseen numerous closures and suspensions of media outlets. His officials have encouraged and tried to exacerbate a split in the Civic United Front, by backing one side. His government has undermined judicial and parliamentary independence, implemented a partial ban on public rallies, harassed MPs, closure of online political space, and prosecuted critics under new defamation and sedition laws.

Together, these constitute major infringements on the freedom of expression and the opposition's ability to communicate with voters.
In March this year he announced at a press conference that:
"Media owners, let me tell you: 'Be careful. Watch it. If you think you have that kind of freedom — not to that extent'."

In part, this repressive streak is a return to form. CCM has a long history of authoritarianism. It has ruled Tanzanian uninterrupted since 1977, and its predecessor parties ruled Tanganyika since 1961.

But there is a more immediate reason that Magufuli is tightening the noose on the opposition. The opposition has never been so strong. In 2005, CCM's Jakaya Kikwete won the presidential election with an unassailable lead of 68% over the runner-up. By 2015, CCM's margin of victory had been shortened to 18%. For the first time in Tanzania's history, the opposition is a force to be reckoned with.

The most plausible explanation for Magufuli's authoritarian turn is that he is trying to minimize the possibility of an opposition victory in the future. Equally, every time he advances the anti-corruption agenda, he makes more enemies who might defect to the opposition. By narrowing space for opposition, he reduces the risk of them doing so.

But Magufuli is not only relying on repressive means to stay in power. He is also pursuing a program that revives his popularity.

CNN are correct to the dot.....!!!
CIA and FBI doing their job silently n' smartly.!

 

[Jo Tsoxo]

Mad dog sio? [emoji23]

Naam!""

 

[zous]

Kwani wanalazimishwa kutuchangia, kiherehere chao ndio kinawatuma kutupa hela, kujipendekeza kwao ndio kunawafanya watupe hela...NI VIZURI MKAWALZIMISHA WASITUPE HIYO MISAADA YAO..MAANA HATA SISI HATUITAKI..

Hii pumba hata mwanafunz wa lapili atakucheka

 

[kadipoa]

Tafsiri

 

[mikeimani]

CNN huwakuti hata siku moja wameandika matatizo ya Congo na sababu hasa ya matatizo hayo. Nasisi tukigeuka au kugeuzwa kuwa Congo yao ingine hutokaa ukawasikia wanaongelea matatizo yetu, watasema nisisi tumeamua tuwe hivyo

 

[Bandiwe]

watuache hawa wazungu, sisi mbona hatuwaingilii kwenye mambo yao.. HUU NI UTARATIBU TULIOJIAMULIA KUISHI NA KAMA KUNA MTU YUPO TANZANIA ANAAMINI HAUMFAI NA WAKO WENGI WATAINGIA BARABARANI LAKINI KWA SABABU WAPO WACHACHE WATAISHIA KUBWEKA BWEKA MAANA WALIOWENGI WAMEKUBALI HUO UTARATIBU WA KUISHI..

CCM OYEE..

Waliandamana wiki 2 mfululizo kupinga matokeo ya Trump !

 

[REDEEMER.]

Magufuli has overseen numerous closures and suspensions of media outlets. His officials have encouraged and tried to exacerbate a split in the Civic United Front, by backing one side. His government has undermined judicial and parliamentary independence, implemented a partial ban on public rallies, harassed MPs, closure of online political space, and prosecuted critics under new defamation and sedition laws.

Together, these constitute major infringements on the freedom of expression and the opposition's ability to communicate with voters.
In March this year he announced at a press conference that:
"Media owners, let me tell you: 'Be careful. Watch it. If you think you have that kind of freedom — not to that extent'."

In part, this repressive streak is a return to form. CCM has a long history of authoritarianism. It has ruled Tanzanian uninterrupted since 1977, and its predecessor parties ruled Tanganyika since 1961.

But there is a more immediate reason that Magufuli is tightening the noose on the opposition. The opposition has never been so strong. In 2005, CCM's Jakaya Kikwete won the presidential election with an unassailable lead of 68% over the runner-up. By 2015, CCM's margin of victory had been shortened to 18%. For the first time in Tanzania's history, the opposition is a force to be reckoned with.

The most plausible explanation for Magufuli's authoritarian turn is that he is trying to minimize the possibility of an opposition victory in the future. Equally, every time he advances the anti-corruption agenda, he makes more enemies who might defect to the opposition. By narrowing space for opposition, he reduces the risk of them doing so.

But Magufuli is not only relying on repressive means to stay in power. He is also pursuing a program that revives his popularity.

Hii Habari sio ya CNN nyie makanjanja jf ni ni chaka la makanjanja hii habari ni ya Kenya tena umeiedit sana sababu iliongelea na mazuri mengi Magufuli aliyoyafanya jf ni tanapa tu nyie