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Mwamvita Makamba: Bora buzi kuliko sembe
Mwamvita Makamba: Bora buzi kuliko sembe
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Nimesoma tweet ya mwamvita kuhusu Jack cliff kukamatwa na unga Macau imenistua kidogo,kwa mtu Kama mwamvita msomi na mzazi tena Ana binti anatoa Ushauri Kama huu...
Girls;kama huna akili-hujasoma na huna kazi,Kama ni mvivu na sio mbunifu,mpenda dezo na huwezi honest living Mara Mia "BUZI" sio "SEMBE"
Tunajifunza kitu hapa..wadada wa mujini Kama sio wauza unga basi wanajiuza kwa mabuzi..wadau
Imekaaje hii
Girls;kama huna akili-hujasoma na huna kazi,Kama ni mvivu na sio mbunifu,mpenda dezo na huwezi honest living Mara Mia "BUZI" sio "SEMBE"
Tunajifunza kitu hapa..wadada wa mujini Kama sio wauza unga basi wanajiuza kwa mabuzi..wadau
Imekaaje hii
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Both are immoral in the society
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Hawawezi kukuelewa save your effort .
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Inaonekana we ni fundi. Nahitaji iyo service. bei maelewano.
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Duh! Tinna cute we ni noma,I will find,si huwa unapita kahama kwenda burundi? Siku ukifika kahama ni beep!
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Mtu mwenye sifa hizi kweli anahitaji buzi.
"Huna akili,mvivu,syo mbunifu"
"Huna akili,mvivu,syo mbunifu"
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Ndio maana amesema kama huna akili. Mvivu
Kama hauna ubunifu etc ujasiriamali unaousema unaweza fanywa na mvivu? Somen alichoandika kabla amjakurupuka
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Ndio ushauri huo wa dada wa raisi wa bongo ajaye!Maana yake ni kwamba,wadada mkajiuze!!What a shame,Mwanvita!
Huu ni ushauri wa Mwamvita Makamba, kwa wadada ambao hawajaenda shule, wasio na uvumilivu, wasio na akili ya maisha na wasio wabunifu.
hapo sio umeteleza bali umeanguka!!
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Fundi haonekani kwa maneno bali vitendo,,,
Hela ya kunipa ww huna save iyo hela mnunulie mkeo walau lace wig nae aonekane mujini.
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Kuna vitu kibao visivyo controversial watu hao wanaweza kufanya, kwa nini kashauri mabuzi?
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Njoo unichune mimi
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Uwezo wake wa kufikiria ndipo ulipoishia hapo
Dec 19: Tanzanian woman arrested Macau - 1.1 kilograms pellets of Heroin in her body. Photos of woman and the pellets. She was aiming to go to China. (Is she an African Tanzanian? - c.f. photo ...brown hair)2013-12-22 Letter from a Tanzanian inmate in a Hong Kong prison
This new letter is similar to previous letters, aiming to create more awareness of the risks involved in trafficking to Hong Kong & China. The letter also mentions the names of the mastermind and his subordinate Dec 19: Tanzanian man with 83 heroin capsules in stomach arrested at Dar es Salaam airport
This confirms what I've heard from inmates in HK: Drug Lords are trying to get drug mules to fly direct to China (...because extremely high chance of arrest + long prison sentence in HK) ....and several Tanzanian drug mules have recently been arrested in China...and ....China has death penalty!Dec 15: Two women arrested at Dar es Salaam airport
Women were heading to Hong Kong! (didn't they know that's not a good idea?!). One woman had 122 capsules removed from her stomach - a record for a woman. Drug lords back to their old tricks: MEN know it's dangerous, so use WOMEN who may not be so informed, or may be more desperate for money for their familiesDec 14: Drugs: act tough, act now (The Citizen)Nov 18: A new letter (in Swahili)from a Tanzanian inmate in a Hong Kong prison
Nov 17: A new letter (in Swahili) from a Tanzanian inmate in a Hong Kong prison
This letter names two prominent drug lords, names the businesses they run as fronts, and gives their mobile numbers!
This letter also answers the charge that previous letters were not genuine:
if previous letters were not genuine, how come drug lords are making threatening phone calls to families of inmates alleged to have provided material for this website?!Nov 11: Swahili article in Sema Usikike about HK Tanzanian inmates' families - Describing how drug lords are threatening the families of HK inmates alleged to have provided letters for this websiteNov 10: Letter (in Swahili) from a Tanzanian inmate in a Hong Kong prison:
This letter names 8 prominent drug lords, and calls on the head of the anti-narcotics unit, Assistant Commissioner of Police Godfrey Nzowa,
to publish on-line the photos of this D8Nov 7 - Drugs: clean courts needed (Editorial from The Citizen)November 3: Letter (in Swahili) from a Tanzanian inmate in a Hong Kong prison This letter encourages people to name and shame "the big fish". If you have information, give it to the authorities. If you are a business person coming from Tanzania to HK and you have information about "big fish", please give that info to the police in HKOct 27: Letter (in Swahili) from a Tanzanian inmate in a Hong Kong prison
- to help people better understand the harm of drug trafficking Oct 26: Letter (in Swahili) from a Tanzanian inmate in a Hong Kong prison
- re Tanzania, China, Macau, Hong Kong ....and drugsOct 20: Letter (in Swahili) from a Tanzanian inmate in a Hong Kong prison
Calling on the the head of the anti-narcotics unit, Assistant Commissioner of Police Godfrey Nzowa,
to take stronger action against drug lordsOct 9: Letter (in Swahili) from a Tanzanian inmate in a Hong Prison
- written just after he was sentenced. In a separate note he said "this letter will educate more people and even educate the Tanzania government".
Theme of letter: what's needed: not new drug laws, but the observance of lawsOct 3: Another letter from a Tanzanian inmate in a Hong Kong prison:
Let's use our Proxy Votes - a reply to
You're on your own, (Tanzanian President) tells drug mules seized abroadSep 29: A new letter from a Tanzanian inmate in a Hong Kong prison:
Avoid drug trafficking by "the reverence of God"Sep 24: A new Swahili letter from a Tanzanian inmate in a Hong Kong prison
calling for not just the little fish, but the big fish - the drug barons, the 100 names - to be punished with the same justice as the little fishSep 19: You're on your own, (Tanzanian President) tells drug mules seized abroad
See comment supporting John W's commentSep 18: New letter from a Tanzanian inmate in a Hong Kong prison:
Our Struggle - "Strategy for Change" - really beautiful, like something Mandela or Gandhi would write.
(Tanzania has a Mandela in a HK prison?!)
September 12: New letter from a Tanzanian inmate in a Hong Kong prison:This new letter is similar to previous letters, aiming to create more awareness of the risks involved in trafficking to Hong Kong & China. The letter also mentions the names of the mastermind and his subordinate Dec 19: Tanzanian man with 83 heroin capsules in stomach arrested at Dar es Salaam airport
This confirms what I've heard from inmates in HK: Drug Lords are trying to get drug mules to fly direct to China (...because extremely high chance of arrest + long prison sentence in HK) ....and several Tanzanian drug mules have recently been arrested in China...and ....China has death penalty!Dec 15: Two women arrested at Dar es Salaam airport
Women were heading to Hong Kong! (didn't they know that's not a good idea?!). One woman had 122 capsules removed from her stomach - a record for a woman. Drug lords back to their old tricks: MEN know it's dangerous, so use WOMEN who may not be so informed, or may be more desperate for money for their familiesDec 14: Drugs: act tough, act now (The Citizen)Nov 18: A new letter (in Swahili)from a Tanzanian inmate in a Hong Kong prison
Nov 17: A new letter (in Swahili) from a Tanzanian inmate in a Hong Kong prison
This letter names two prominent drug lords, names the businesses they run as fronts, and gives their mobile numbers!
This letter also answers the charge that previous letters were not genuine:
if previous letters were not genuine, how come drug lords are making threatening phone calls to families of inmates alleged to have provided material for this website?!Nov 11: Swahili article in Sema Usikike about HK Tanzanian inmates' families - Describing how drug lords are threatening the families of HK inmates alleged to have provided letters for this websiteNov 10: Letter (in Swahili) from a Tanzanian inmate in a Hong Kong prison:
This letter names 8 prominent drug lords, and calls on the head of the anti-narcotics unit, Assistant Commissioner of Police Godfrey Nzowa,
to publish on-line the photos of this D8Nov 7 - Drugs: clean courts needed (Editorial from The Citizen)November 3: Letter (in Swahili) from a Tanzanian inmate in a Hong Kong prison This letter encourages people to name and shame "the big fish". If you have information, give it to the authorities. If you are a business person coming from Tanzania to HK and you have information about "big fish", please give that info to the police in HKOct 27: Letter (in Swahili) from a Tanzanian inmate in a Hong Kong prison
- to help people better understand the harm of drug trafficking Oct 26: Letter (in Swahili) from a Tanzanian inmate in a Hong Kong prison
- re Tanzania, China, Macau, Hong Kong ....and drugsOct 20: Letter (in Swahili) from a Tanzanian inmate in a Hong Kong prison
Calling on the the head of the anti-narcotics unit, Assistant Commissioner of Police Godfrey Nzowa,
to take stronger action against drug lordsOct 9: Letter (in Swahili) from a Tanzanian inmate in a Hong Prison
- written just after he was sentenced. In a separate note he said "this letter will educate more people and even educate the Tanzania government".
Theme of letter: what's needed: not new drug laws, but the observance of lawsOct 3: Another letter from a Tanzanian inmate in a Hong Kong prison:
Let's use our Proxy Votes - a reply to
You're on your own, (Tanzanian President) tells drug mules seized abroadSep 29: A new letter from a Tanzanian inmate in a Hong Kong prison:
Avoid drug trafficking by "the reverence of God"Sep 24: A new Swahili letter from a Tanzanian inmate in a Hong Kong prison
calling for not just the little fish, but the big fish - the drug barons, the 100 names - to be punished with the same justice as the little fishSep 19: You're on your own, (Tanzanian President) tells drug mules seized abroad
See comment supporting John W's commentSep 18: New letter from a Tanzanian inmate in a Hong Kong prison:
Our Struggle - "Strategy for Change" - really beautiful, like something Mandela or Gandhi would write.
(Tanzania has a Mandela in a HK prison?!)
Radical measures needed to tackle the wanton corruption in Tanzania's government
Sep 11: This article of a Tanzanian blogger is in Swahili, but has a "translate to English" button. Article uses much material from v2catholic article Drug Mules of July 21, supporting the call to fight the drug trade
Sep 8: New agency to fight narcotics
(see comment from Richard)
September 5: New letter from a Tanzanian inmate in Hong Kong:
An open letter to the Minister of State in the Prime Minister's Office Mr. Willian Lukuvi
Re: Your "On list of Drug Barons" (a copy of which was given to the inmate)
Tanzania rolls out tough measures against drug smuggling
This article shows how lax Tanzania is in fighting the drug problem
Tanzania's JNIA fitted with new detection equipment
This article mentions Tanzanian man facing 40 years in a US prison
Tanzania: The ideal destination for drug gangs
Because of unprotected coastline plus inadequate customs controls and cross-border co-operation, as well as weak criminal justice systemsTanzania's 'mules' ply Johannesburg streets
Barely a quarter of Tanzanians in South Africa have legal jobs and many are drug dealersSep 2: Tanzanians arrested in Kenya - a big bustRecord number of drug cases for hearing during Tanzania High Court session
Corruption and influence peddling by highly placed individuals have been cited as one factor that frustrates the war against traffickersDuring August, no male Tanzanian "drug mules" were arrested in Hong Kong. Previously several were being arrested each week. Five weeks ago, six were arrested in one week. This website's campaign, supported by Tanzanian media and bloggers, to warn about the dangers of bringing drugs to HK, has been blessed by the Good Lord.
What about other countries? Has any other country noticed that Tanzanian "mules" have stopped arriving? If you have any information, please email me: jdwomi@gmail.com September 1: Letter from a Tanzanian inmate in Hong Kong:
New Era: A Drug Free TanzaniaAug 31: From a Tanzanian inmate in a Hong Kong prison
- in Swahili and English: An open letter to the President
Suggestion from Tanzanian inmates in HK prisons: stop people from other parts of Africa obtaining Tanzanian passports (with false names). At the moment, because of corruption in Tanzania, it's easy to obtain a Tanzanian passport in order to be a "drug mule" This article mentions Tanzanian man facing 40 years in a US prison
Tanzania: The ideal destination for drug gangs
Because of unprotected coastline plus inadequate customs controls and cross-border co-operation, as well as weak criminal justice systemsTanzania's 'mules' ply Johannesburg streets
Barely a quarter of Tanzanians in South Africa have legal jobs and many are drug dealersSep 2: Tanzanians arrested in Kenya - a big bustRecord number of drug cases for hearing during Tanzania High Court session
Corruption and influence peddling by highly placed individuals have been cited as one factor that frustrates the war against traffickersDuring August, no male Tanzanian "drug mules" were arrested in Hong Kong. Previously several were being arrested each week. Five weeks ago, six were arrested in one week. This website's campaign, supported by Tanzanian media and bloggers, to warn about the dangers of bringing drugs to HK, has been blessed by the Good Lord.
What about other countries? Has any other country noticed that Tanzanian "mules" have stopped arriving? If you have any information, please email me: jdwomi@gmail.com September 1: Letter from a Tanzanian inmate in Hong Kong:
New Era: A Drug Free TanzaniaAug 31: From a Tanzanian inmate in a Hong Kong prison
- in Swahili and English: An open letter to the President
Bribery and corruption in TanzaniaAug 29: HK South China Morning Post:
Drug mules must find no welcome in HKAug 28: The Citizen:
You are on list of drug barons, MPs told
(see comment from John W)Aug 23: Tanzania: Noose Tightened Over Drugs ((words...or actions?...))
Aug 23: Drug smuggling (excellent article by Netherlands Embassy in Tanzania)Aug 22: Desperate Tanzanian youth getting more entangled in drugs - makes reference to July 21 article Drug Mules on v2catholic.com Aug 21: Four Tanzania airport officials sacked on suspicion of drug trafficking
(and see the comment)August 20: The Citizen (Tanzania)
We've to win drugs war!August 20:
Tanzanian inmates in Hong Kong are suggesting that HK should require all visitors from Tanzania to obtain a visa ....because a visa requires time and information ....and this would make it more difficult for drug lords in Tanzania to trick simple village people into becoming drug mules. City people now not so easy to trick ...they know about long prison sentences in HK...but village people not so savvy ....and easier to persuade with lines like "if you get caught, you'll only get 3-4 years" ...so without the need for a visa, village people are persuaded today to do the job and tomorrow they're on a plane to HK....and the following day are in prison for maybe 20 years2013-08-19 Letter from a Tanzanian inmate in a Hong Kong prison
‘DRUG TRAFFICKING' - A national problem (...a reflection on paying the price for speaking out...) August 17: Drug trafficking takes tolls on Tanzanians (in HK)
This article from Tanzania's The Citizen (in its ongoing anti-drug campaign) quotes extensively from v2catholic.com August 16, 2013: Tanzania minister:
I'll name drug lords todayAugust 16: Two days ago, during Typhoon Signal No. 8, I had lunch at Chung King Mansions (after buying some items for prison inmates). At table next to me where two men from Tanzania...which country is very dear to my heart at the moment...200 Tanzanian inmates in Hong Kong...lots of items on this website and sites in Tanzania re the 200. One of the two men arrived in HK a week ago. I asked him what was it like coming through HK airport with a Tanzanian passport. He said they searched him from top to toe, x-rayed him, then made him take some medicine which caused him to defecate (...many "drug mules" have the drugs in their stomach, in plastic containers ..double condoms..). No drugs were present, so HK customs staff said "sorry about that ...you can go now". Hope the word goes out to potential drug mules:
HK will give you the S _ I _ S ! Which is sad news for genuine travellersAugust 13, 2013: Tanzania's The Citizen has an excellent new article:
Drugs: Together we'll win2013-08-13 Letter from a Tanzanian inmate in a Hong Kong prison: (in Swahili & English)
President Kikwete's anti-narcotic campaign just for appearances Frank Makange Blog: Jamhuri Newspaper published 255 names of people said to be engaging in drug trafficking.
The list is HERE
August 12, 2013: Drugs: No teamwork, says Tanzania CAA director (The Citizen) August 12, 2013 Tanzania The Citizen report: Confession of a drug trafficker.
Following a leaked letter (posted on www.v2catholic.com) by a Tanzanian drug courier imprisoned in Hong Kong in which he listed reported drug barons and warned youth against joining the trade, The Citizen on Sunday traced Juma who gave an account of how youth were recruited and hooked into the trade
August 12, 2013: The Citizen editorial:Drug mules must find no welcome in HKAug 28: The Citizen:
You are on list of drug barons, MPs told
(see comment from John W)Aug 23: Tanzania: Noose Tightened Over Drugs ((words...or actions?...))
Aug 23: Drug smuggling (excellent article by Netherlands Embassy in Tanzania)Aug 22: Desperate Tanzanian youth getting more entangled in drugs - makes reference to July 21 article Drug Mules on v2catholic.com Aug 21: Four Tanzania airport officials sacked on suspicion of drug trafficking
(and see the comment)August 20: The Citizen (Tanzania)
We've to win drugs war!August 20:
Tanzanian inmates in Hong Kong are suggesting that HK should require all visitors from Tanzania to obtain a visa ....because a visa requires time and information ....and this would make it more difficult for drug lords in Tanzania to trick simple village people into becoming drug mules. City people now not so easy to trick ...they know about long prison sentences in HK...but village people not so savvy ....and easier to persuade with lines like "if you get caught, you'll only get 3-4 years" ...so without the need for a visa, village people are persuaded today to do the job and tomorrow they're on a plane to HK....and the following day are in prison for maybe 20 years2013-08-19 Letter from a Tanzanian inmate in a Hong Kong prison
‘DRUG TRAFFICKING' - A national problem (...a reflection on paying the price for speaking out...) August 17: Drug trafficking takes tolls on Tanzanians (in HK)
This article from Tanzania's The Citizen (in its ongoing anti-drug campaign) quotes extensively from v2catholic.com August 16, 2013: Tanzania minister:
I'll name drug lords todayAugust 16: Two days ago, during Typhoon Signal No. 8, I had lunch at Chung King Mansions (after buying some items for prison inmates). At table next to me where two men from Tanzania...which country is very dear to my heart at the moment...200 Tanzanian inmates in Hong Kong...lots of items on this website and sites in Tanzania re the 200. One of the two men arrived in HK a week ago. I asked him what was it like coming through HK airport with a Tanzanian passport. He said they searched him from top to toe, x-rayed him, then made him take some medicine which caused him to defecate (...many "drug mules" have the drugs in their stomach, in plastic containers ..double condoms..). No drugs were present, so HK customs staff said "sorry about that ...you can go now". Hope the word goes out to potential drug mules:
HK will give you the S _ I _ S ! Which is sad news for genuine travellersAugust 13, 2013: Tanzania's The Citizen has an excellent new article:
Drugs: Together we'll win2013-08-13 Letter from a Tanzanian inmate in a Hong Kong prison: (in Swahili & English)
President Kikwete's anti-narcotic campaign just for appearances Frank Makange Blog: Jamhuri Newspaper published 255 names of people said to be engaging in drug trafficking.
The list is HERE
August 12, 2013: Drugs: No teamwork, says Tanzania CAA director (The Citizen) August 12, 2013 Tanzania The Citizen report: Confession of a drug trafficker.
Following a leaked letter (posted on www.v2catholic.com) by a Tanzanian drug courier imprisoned in Hong Kong in which he listed reported drug barons and warned youth against joining the trade, The Citizen on Sunday traced Juma who gave an account of how youth were recruited and hooked into the trade
We must not become a nation of drug dealers
August 11: When drug trade and consumption threaten to become national disaster
(Tanzania IPP Media)
But most critics contend that the big fish behind the trafficking syndicates remain scot free as corrupt law enforcers get compromised by the former.
August 11, 2013: Tanzanian farmers and drug dealers
With so much media coverage about the drug issue in recent weeks, the silence of the government is deafening
August 11 Excellent new article from Tanzania's The Citizen which is pursuing the drugs story:
Big cloud hangs over drug cases (..how do you spell "corruption"?...)August 11 The Citizen confirming claims of HK inmates:
Nzowa sheds light on drug baronsAugust 11, 2013: Letter from Tanzanian inmate in a Hong Kong prison
Anti-narcotic war: Are Politicians Real? (In Swahili & English)August 10, 2013: EDITORIAL : The reputation of our airports in jeopardy
(The Citizen)August 9, 2013: Letters from inmates in Hong Kong prison August 7, 2013: Transport minister blasts airport security standard
"Our airport has become a free gateway for drug traffickers"
(this article makes reference to July 21 article Drug Mules August 5, 2013: Let Us Intensify War On Drug Peddling (Part One) (see comment from jw)
An article that seems to have been encouraged by article on v2catholic: Drug Mules
(note: there are 200 Tanzanians in HK prisons ....so the world figure must be many times that) August 2, 2013: Tanzania on the spot over anti-narcotics war
(refers to July 21 article Drug Mules) August 1: Political will to deal with drug kingpins ‘is lacking' - see comments
(refers to July 21 article Drug Mules) August 1, 2012: Pregnant women used to smuggle drugs
(to avoid detection by airport scanners)July 31, 2013: Hong Kong customs detects three drug trafficking cases in one day (July 25)
- two of them men from Tanzania Three of many blogs which have re-posted Drug Mules
(from v2catholic.com of July 21, 2013):
Frank Makange Hassbaby Udakuspecially (...the more bloggers who re-post, the better...to spread the message that bringing drugs to Hong Kong means a long prison sentence)July 21, 2013: Drug Mules (received 5031 hits July 21-31 on www.v2catholic.com )July 6, 2013: Meeting in Hong Kong: Ambassador Philip S. Marmo and Counsellor Edmund Juma Kitokezi from the Beijing Embassy of Tanzania ---------------Jamii Forum posts:Graphic photos of dead African mule being opened upPost of Nov 19--------
2012-03-14: Langa - Breaking the silence on drugs in Tanzania
Langa's work and example could not be more needed and important. The silence that hangs over drug-use in Tanzania needs to be broken. If we are to have any chance of preventing and responding to this ever growing problem, we need to listen to, not shun the heroic stories of those who have battled this aggressive addiction and who have recoveredPresident Kikwete's son - heat back on re graft accusations
This 2011 article has relevance in 2013, since HK inmates (and some Tanzanian bloggers) say the president's son is involved in drug trafficking.
To access this article, put into Google:
"president kikwete's son heat back on graft accusations"Tanzania Journalists failing their nation
- re death of anti-drug campaigner Amina Chifupa (..Hong Kong Tanzanian inmates say her death resulted from her anti-narcotics campaign...inmates say her husband was/is involved in drug trafficking--------------See also: Articles from Lonely Planet's TanzaniaAnd: Put "Africa" into Google search at top of this page
Big cloud hangs over drug cases (..how do you spell "corruption"?...)August 11 The Citizen confirming claims of HK inmates:
Nzowa sheds light on drug baronsAugust 11, 2013: Letter from Tanzanian inmate in a Hong Kong prison
Anti-narcotic war: Are Politicians Real? (In Swahili & English)August 10, 2013: EDITORIAL : The reputation of our airports in jeopardy
(The Citizen)August 9, 2013: Letters from inmates in Hong Kong prison August 7, 2013: Transport minister blasts airport security standard
"Our airport has become a free gateway for drug traffickers"
(this article makes reference to July 21 article Drug Mules August 5, 2013: Let Us Intensify War On Drug Peddling (Part One) (see comment from jw)
An article that seems to have been encouraged by article on v2catholic: Drug Mules
(note: there are 200 Tanzanians in HK prisons ....so the world figure must be many times that) August 2, 2013: Tanzania on the spot over anti-narcotics war
(refers to July 21 article Drug Mules) August 1: Political will to deal with drug kingpins ‘is lacking' - see comments
(refers to July 21 article Drug Mules) August 1, 2012: Pregnant women used to smuggle drugs
(to avoid detection by airport scanners)July 31, 2013: Hong Kong customs detects three drug trafficking cases in one day (July 25)
- two of them men from Tanzania Three of many blogs which have re-posted Drug Mules
(from v2catholic.com of July 21, 2013):
Frank Makange Hassbaby Udakuspecially (...the more bloggers who re-post, the better...to spread the message that bringing drugs to Hong Kong means a long prison sentence)July 21, 2013: Drug Mules (received 5031 hits July 21-31 on www.v2catholic.com )July 6, 2013: Meeting in Hong Kong: Ambassador Philip S. Marmo and Counsellor Edmund Juma Kitokezi from the Beijing Embassy of Tanzania ---------------Jamii Forum posts:Graphic photos of dead African mule being opened upPost of Nov 19--------
2012-03-14: Langa - Breaking the silence on drugs in Tanzania
Langa's work and example could not be more needed and important. The silence that hangs over drug-use in Tanzania needs to be broken. If we are to have any chance of preventing and responding to this ever growing problem, we need to listen to, not shun the heroic stories of those who have battled this aggressive addiction and who have recoveredPresident Kikwete's son - heat back on re graft accusations
This 2011 article has relevance in 2013, since HK inmates (and some Tanzanian bloggers) say the president's son is involved in drug trafficking.
To access this article, put into Google:
"president kikwete's son heat back on graft accusations"Tanzania Journalists failing their nation
- re death of anti-drug campaigner Amina Chifupa (..Hong Kong Tanzanian inmates say her death resulted from her anti-narcotics campaign...inmates say her husband was/is involved in drug trafficking--------------See also: Articles from Lonely Planet's TanzaniaAnd: Put "Africa" into Google search at top of this page
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Nikifikiria watu kama Patrick Ngowi,Reginald Mengi,Mbwana Samata,Davis Mosha and the likes..napata picha jinsi vijana wa kiume wa Tanzania walivyo na utajiri mkubwa wa Role Models kwenye jamii yetu..
Upande wa wanawake I'm struggling to even pick two names,labda mnisaidie!
Nimekuwa nikiamini role models wana nafasi kubwa kama marubani wa jamii yoyote!Ukiacha wazazi ambao hiyo ni obvious!
Mwamvita amenichefua sana na tweet yake iliyobeba function ya ushauri (post-Jack Cliff Macau incident) "bora kuchuna buzi kuliko kubeba sembe"
Kwa mtu kama yeye,aliyefanya kazi kwa muda mrefu na anayeendelea kufanya kazi kwenye cooperate organization kama Vodacom tena kwenye kitengo ambacho naamini kina direct connection na jamii,with all the experience na exposure ungetegemea aje na tweet au ushauri wa maana zaidi ya huo uchafu aliotweet!
Kuna vitu vinaendelea kwenye jamii yetu nashawishika kuamini the power of reasoning and making any positive impact is an art! ambayo wengi wetu tumenyimwa! Kwenda shule na kugraduate peke yake haitoshi!
Bado naendelea kukuna kichwa nipate hata majina machache ya figures ambao dada zangu wa kitanzania wanaweza kujivunia na kubeba kama role models wao..maana naamini kuna dada zangu wanakua,wanaishi na wanataka wawe na maisha kama ya Wema Sepetu na so far wanafanikiwa kwenye kuyanakili! Tungepata figures za maana kama Kumi naamini dada zangu ingekuwa faida kubwa sana kwao!
Jumapili njema wadau.
Upande wa wanawake I'm struggling to even pick two names,labda mnisaidie!
Nimekuwa nikiamini role models wana nafasi kubwa kama marubani wa jamii yoyote!Ukiacha wazazi ambao hiyo ni obvious!
Mwamvita amenichefua sana na tweet yake iliyobeba function ya ushauri (post-Jack Cliff Macau incident) "bora kuchuna buzi kuliko kubeba sembe"
Kwa mtu kama yeye,aliyefanya kazi kwa muda mrefu na anayeendelea kufanya kazi kwenye cooperate organization kama Vodacom tena kwenye kitengo ambacho naamini kina direct connection na jamii,with all the experience na exposure ungetegemea aje na tweet au ushauri wa maana zaidi ya huo uchafu aliotweet!
Kuna vitu vinaendelea kwenye jamii yetu nashawishika kuamini the power of reasoning and making any positive impact is an art! ambayo wengi wetu tumenyimwa! Kwenda shule na kugraduate peke yake haitoshi!
Bado naendelea kukuna kichwa nipate hata majina machache ya figures ambao dada zangu wa kitanzania wanaweza kujivunia na kubeba kama role models wao..maana naamini kuna dada zangu wanakua,wanaishi na wanataka wawe na maisha kama ya Wema Sepetu na so far wanafanikiwa kwenye kuyanakili! Tungepata figures za maana kama Kumi naamini dada zangu ingekuwa faida kubwa sana kwao!
Jumapili njema wadau.
