Jairo asimamishwa kazi

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Rev Fr Masanilo said:
Huu niuonezi wa wazi! Sikubaliani kabisa na uamuzi wa serikali....hivi Jairo alichokuwa anafanya sikilikuwa na baraka za waziri na naibu waziri wake? Iweje rungu limwangukie yeye? I hate Tanzania.
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;Hapana shaka lolote juu ya kuhusika kwa waziri na naibu wake ila kasoro ya Katibu ni kwamba yeye ndie kakutwa na ngozi. Falsafa ya ccm ni iba, chunga, KUKAMATWA. Jinai hapo ni kukamatwa na wala sio kuiba..
 
Kweli Fisadi papa ni msanii anaunda tume ya nini (kumlinda maana yeye ndiye alimwambia waziri na Jairo wakusanye pesa za rushwa) wakati TAKUKURU na Polisi wapo kwa kazi za mtu yeyote anayehujumu taifa na sheria ziko wazi? Hii ndio imekula kwa wabongo uchunguzi utaisha 2015.
 
mwabaluhi said:
Wakifanya hivyo timbwili lake si kidogo. Nahisi ajira mpya za ma PS zitatengenezwa. "Kama ilivyo kawaida" hahahaha hakuna aliye salama hapo
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Malawi wametuzidi kwa kufanya kweli

Malawi: Riot police deployed to major cities as reports of further violent protests emerge
According to local media reports, the police on 21 July fired tear gas to disperse around 400 anti-government demonstrators who had gathered in the capital Lilongwe. In addition, gunfire has been reported in the city of Mzuzu (Northern region), where around seven people were allegedly killed during unrest on the previous day. Riot police have been deployed to major cities in an attempt to discourage further unrest; at least one person in Lilongwe was killed on 20 July in clashes between the security forces and protesters, while disturbances also occurred in the commercial capital Blantyre (Southern region) and other urban centres. Some businesses and banks have reportedly closed in both the capital and Blantyre amid concerns of further unrest, while the shopping district of Limbe, a satellite town of Blantyre, is reportedly experiencing a widespread shutdown.
Organisers have planned further rallies on 17 August, to protest against the government's handling of various socio-economic issues, including severe shortages of fuel and foreign exchange, in addition to concerns over sharp price increases and the allegedly autocratic tendencies of President Bingu wa Mutharika.
Comment and Analysis
The issues fuelling the protests are emotive and affect a broad section of the population, heightening tensions and increasing the prospect of further disturbances, which could potentially occur at short notice. Furthermore, the aggressive response of the security forces during the recent bouts of unrest may contribute to popular discontent. A number of civic and political groups, including the Malawi Congress, People's Transformation and the United Democratic Front, have endorsed the anti-government movement, which is likely to bolster participation at any future protests. In the event of any further unrest, offices of the ruling Democratic Progressive Party (DPP), police headquarters and vehicles are likely to be targeted, while DPP supporters may seek to retaliate against opposition activists and party offices. Any such clashes between rival activists, or between protesters and the police, would pose incidental risks to personnel in the vicinity. Heightened security measures, including patrols and checkpoints, which could cause traffic congestion, are likely to remain in place in affected areas of the capital over the coming days, as well as in Blantyre and other major cities. In addition, precedents on 20 July indicate that any future protests are likely to involve the erection of roadblocks by demonstrators, thereby exacerbating any localised travel disruption.
During the 20 July unrest, protesters set fire to two government vehicles and several police officers' homes, prompting the security forces to fire tear gas and rubber bullets. A number of local businesses belonging to members of the DPP were also looted, while protesters are believed to have searched vehicles for DPP activists. Future protests in major cities, including the capital, can be expected to be tightly policed; recent events indicate that the security forces – which are poorly trained and inclined to heavy-handedness – will not hesitate to use tough measures to disperse unauthorised or unruly demonstrations. The authorities on 14 February detained 17 leaders of civic groups that had planned to stage an unauthorised rally against the persistent fuel shortages in Lilongwe later that day.
The protests occurred despite earlier reports that DPP supporters armed with machetes on 19 July had taken to the streets of Blantyre to warn locals against participation. The set-piece anti-government rallies reportedly planned for 17 August have the clear potential to be a major flashpoint for disturbances, though similar demonstrations are also likely before and after that date. The fuel scarcity has led to considerable disruption throughout the country, which requires 45bn-60bn Malawi kwachas ($300m-400m) of fuel imports to meet demand. Officials have suggested that a lack of foreign exchange to finance fuel imports is the reason for the crisis, which has lasted for more than a year. However, opposition groups have blamed financial mismanagement and extravagance on the part of Mutharika and his administration, while other critics of the government have called upon the authorities to initiate competition in the energy sector to mitigate the effects of the crisis.
 
Kwanini asifukuzwe kabisa na uchunguzi ufanyike ikiwa ni pamoja na kumfikisha mahakamani baaqda ya uchunguzi..
 
Hamna ukweli hapa acha uongo unataka tuitembelee site yako
 
Rev Fr Masanilo said:
Huu niuonezi wa wazi! Sikubaliani kabisa na uamuzi wa serikali....hivi Jairo alichokuwa anafanya sikilikuwa na baraka za waziri na naibu waziri wake? Iweje rungu limwangukie yeye? I hate Tanzania.
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Mhasham , mbona unakuwa mkali?
Tufunge na kusali, David Jairo tumsamehe tu hajui atendalo!!
 
rev fr masanilo said:
huu niuonezi wa wazi! Sikubaliani kabisa na uamuzi wa serikali....hivi jairo alichokuwa anafanya sikilikuwa na baraka za waziri na naibu waziri wake? Iweje rungu limwangukie yeye? I hate tanzania.
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be blessed jamaa anaonewa
 
uchunguzi gani sasa? mkia unauona unauliza ****** uko wapi? upuuzi mtupu
 
Subiriaa usanii uchezwe usikiee ilikuwa fake na zile barua si za kwleii anaeweza kuthibitisha...alete ushahidi jamaa anasafishwa kurudishwa kazini
 
mi sidhani kama kumsimamisha Jairo ni suluhu kwanini Ngeleja asiwajibike kwa collective responsibility. Ni
KWANINI TUSINUNUE UMEME ULIYOTAYARI KWENYE NCHI JIRANI
MI NASHAURI KWA UTATUZI WA HARAKA AMBAO RAISI AMESEMA KAMA TUNA MAWAZO TUTOE MAANA YEYE NA SERIKALI WANASEMA WAWEZI KULAZIMISHA MVUA KUNYESHA NA TARATIBU ZA MANUNUZI YA MITAMBO NI ZAIDI YA MIEZI MITATU .AMEYASEMA HAYA AKIHOJIWA NA MTANGAZAJI WA BB FUATILIA MICHUZI JR LEO. NASHAURI TUNUNUE UMEME KWA NCHI JIRANI ZENYE UMEME WA KUTOSHA . NATOLEA MFANO UGANDA AU MALAWI AU ZIMBABWE AU AFRIKA KUSINI KUPITIA MIKOA ILIYOPAKANA NAYO NA KISHA KUUNGIZA KWENYE GRIDI YA TAIFA WAKATI UTEKELEZAJI WA MIPANGO MINGINE. TATIZO LINANIUMA SANA
 
Hivi ina maana Waziri mkuu hana mamlaka ya kumsimisha a civil servant' kama katibu mkuu hata kwa muda kupitisha uchunguzi mpaka Rais afanye hivyo mwenyewe? Na kwa issue hii ambayo Rais alikuwa nje ya nchi, kiongozi anayekaimu ni ceremenial au? Kwa nini Rais baada ya kupigiwa simu asiseme yafinyike yaliyofanyika leo? strange!
 

Hiyo nayo ni ajabu! Inaonekana hapa kuna nidhamu ya woga.....mhhhh!!!
 
Nimetoka kusikiliza Clouds FM mida hii, huyu jamaa hajasimamishwa. Amepewa likizo TENA NI LIKIZO YA MALIPO kupisha uchunguzi.. Mshapigwa changa la macho
 
hata akisimamishwa kazi hasara aliyoingizia taifa nikubwa sana. kikubwa apelekwe kwenye sheria
 
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