Mwanza Kwawaka Moto

Mentee said:

Mji wa Mwanza leo umezizima kwa masaa takribani matano baada ya Wamachinga kuteka mitaa yote ya katikati ya jiji. Uongozi wa Jiji la Mwanza umevunja vibanda vya Wamachinga katika operesheni maalumu na Wamachinga wamejikuta wakilazimishwa kuhamia umbali wa kilomita kama kumi hivi ili kuanza makazi yao mapya ya biashara. Hata hivyo, hali haikuwa kama ilivyotarajiwa kwani uongozi wa Halmashauri ya Jiji hili umejikuta ukipata changamoto kama lile la Tunisia na Misri... ingawa hapa hakuna waliojitoa muhanga na kujichoma moto lakini wamegomea amri ya kuhamia makazi mapya. Leo tangu asubuhi Wamachinga wamekuwa wakipora maduka yaliyo wazi hasa ya Wahindi na kuvunja vioo vya magari yanayopita hususan katika barabara kuu kama ya Kenyatta. Je, Watanzania wamechoka na maisha ya dhiki ya kila siku? Je, viongozi wa ngazi za juu hawasomi alama za nyakati?

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Sikonge said:

Hivi Kikwete na Ridhiwan na mama zao wakiondoka, hawa Vuvuzela wengine wa CCM kama Makamba, Msekwa nk nao watakimbia?

Watu kama Anna Mkapa, Mramba, Lowassa, Chenge na kagenge kao ka Mafisadi wakubwa, wanahela nyingi tu za kwenda kuishi nje. Ila hata wakikimbia, kwangu mie wanajidanganya tu kwani wamezoea kuabudiwa. Wakifika huko waendako, watakuwa Visamaki vikubwa kwenye bwawa kubwa sana. Na kibaya zaidi huko kuna akina Papa na Nyangumi.

Walifanya makosa sana kutokuona alama za nyakati. Rostam Azziz yeye ndiyo naona aanze kutembea akiwa na Nepi maana huyu ikianza Tunisia, basi itabidi watu waanzie kwake. Pia kuna hawa Wahindi wa Rada na Ferrari yake, itabidi wawe wanaishi karibu na viwanja vyao vya ndege na huku ndege ikiwa na mafuta ya kutosha kuruka hadi nje ya nchi.

Saa ya ukombozi imekaribia ...............

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The Canadian government is working to arrest and expel Belhassen Trabelsi, the brother-in-law of former Tunisian President Zine al-Abidine Ben Ali. Canada has revoked Mr Trabelsi's residency permit and has moved to seize the billionaire's Canadian assets. Mr Trabelsi and his family reportedly arrived in Montreal on a private jet last week after Mr Ben Ali was ousted. Officials at the Tunisian embassy in Ottawa have asked Canada to arrest and extradite Mr Trabelsi.

Speaking to Canadian media in Val D'Or, in the province of Quebec, Mr Cannon said the government would make "every effort" to track down Mr Trabelsi's assets. "He is not welcome," Mr Cannon said. "We are going to find - in the context, obviously, of current legislation - ways to assure, as quickly as possible, that we might comply with the demand from the Tunisia government." 'On the run' It is believed Mr Trabelsi and his family fled the Chateau Vaudreuil Suites Hotel in Montreal on Thursday, and their whereabouts remain unknown. It is unclear how long Mr Trabelsi had residency status, which allows non-Canadian citizens to live in the country and can require a lengthy application process. Mr Ben Ali, who was president for 23 years, was forced from power this month by a series of protests against poverty and corruption. The former president fled with his wife to Saudi Arabia.

Interpol also issued an alert for the arrest of Mr Ben Ali and six family members on request from Tunisia, which has accused them of property theft and illegal transfer of foreign currency, among other charges. The international police agency said member states had been asked to "search, locate and provisionally arrest Mr Ali and his relatives". During a recent trip to Morocco, Canadian Prime Minister Stephen Harper said members of Tunisia's former regime were not welcome in Canada.

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