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Rais wa Rwanda Paul Kagame mnamo Jumanne alimsihi Waziri wa Fedha wa Afrika Kusini Tito Mboweni asiache kutumia Twitter baada ya Waziri huyo kutishia kuacha kutumia mtandao huo wa kijamii kwa kile alichosema kuwa "mtandao huo umepoteza kusudi lake la asili."
Kagame alijibu 'Tweet' ya Mboweni Jumanne baada ya Waziri huyo kutangaza kwamba atatoa uamuzi wa mwisho siku ya Ijumaa kuhusu iwapo ataacha kabisa kutumia mtandao huo wa kijamii.
Mboweni, ambaye ana zaidi ya wafuasi (Followers) 460,000 kwenye Twitter, hapo awali alitoa barua pepe mnamo Oktoba 30 kuwa hatoandika na kutuma tena 'Tweets' zozote baada ya kuhitimisha kuwa jukwaa hilo limepoteza kusudi la asili.
Pichani: Waziri wa Fedha wa Afrika Kusini Bw. Tito Mboweni.
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Rwandan President Paul Kagame on Tuesday urged South Africa’s Minister of Finance Tito Mboweni not to quit using Twitter after the latter threatened to quit using the social network over abuse.
Kagame responded to a tweet by Mboweni on Tuesday after the minister declared that he will make a final decision on Friday on whether he will completely stop using the social network.
Mboweni, who has more than 460,000 followers on Twitter, initially tweeted on October 30 that he would no longer post any original tweets after concluding that the platform had lost its original purpose.
“After a long thought process, I have decided not to do any original tweets anymore. I might, just might, retweet (not endorsement). I came to the conclusion that Twitter is no longer about its original purpose: ie to create a networked society. It is now an abusive platform,” he wrote.
On Tuesday, Mboweni tweeted that he was still considering ditching the platform despite pleas from fellow minister Fikile Mbalula and Rwandans.
“I was in Kigali over this weekend and I was told that it is a bad idea for me to leave Twitter. I respect my Kigali friends. Fikile Mbalula told me the same thing. I am thinking about my decision. For now, my decision stands. Twitter is no longer a networked society but ABUSIVE.”
Local media has reported that Mboweni has a strong affection for Rwanda. eNCA, one of the local media houses, reported that Mboweni has tweeted about his love for Rwanda severally and once even referred to himself as an honorary citizen of the country.
Apart from government affairs, Mboweni also tweeted about food, particularly recipes on stews.
Source: CGTN Africa
Kagame alijibu 'Tweet' ya Mboweni Jumanne baada ya Waziri huyo kutangaza kwamba atatoa uamuzi wa mwisho siku ya Ijumaa kuhusu iwapo ataacha kabisa kutumia mtandao huo wa kijamii.
Pichani: Waziri wa Fedha wa Afrika Kusini Bw. Tito Mboweni.
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Rwandan President Paul Kagame on Tuesday urged South Africa’s Minister of Finance Tito Mboweni not to quit using Twitter after the latter threatened to quit using the social network over abuse.
Kagame responded to a tweet by Mboweni on Tuesday after the minister declared that he will make a final decision on Friday on whether he will completely stop using the social network.
Mboweni, who has more than 460,000 followers on Twitter, initially tweeted on October 30 that he would no longer post any original tweets after concluding that the platform had lost its original purpose.
“After a long thought process, I have decided not to do any original tweets anymore. I might, just might, retweet (not endorsement). I came to the conclusion that Twitter is no longer about its original purpose: ie to create a networked society. It is now an abusive platform,” he wrote.
On Tuesday, Mboweni tweeted that he was still considering ditching the platform despite pleas from fellow minister Fikile Mbalula and Rwandans.
“I was in Kigali over this weekend and I was told that it is a bad idea for me to leave Twitter. I respect my Kigali friends. Fikile Mbalula told me the same thing. I am thinking about my decision. For now, my decision stands. Twitter is no longer a networked society but ABUSIVE.”
Local media has reported that Mboweni has a strong affection for Rwanda. eNCA, one of the local media houses, reported that Mboweni has tweeted about his love for Rwanda severally and once even referred to himself as an honorary citizen of the country.
Apart from government affairs, Mboweni also tweeted about food, particularly recipes on stews.
Source: CGTN Africa