President Samia: Some don't believe that women can lead

[bagamoyo]

10 August 2021

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Tanzania's President Samia Suluhu Hassan says there were people who doubted she was qualified to lead when she first became head of state because she was a woman.

In an exclusive interview with BBC Africa's Salim Kikeke, President Suluhu also spoke about her Covid-19 strategy, growing the economy and democracy in Tanzania.

Source: BBC News Africa

 

[ki2c]

May be there is something special in her, let's be patient for a while. Time is a good teller.

 

[Elli]

Neither does she!!!!

 

[bagamoyo]

Nadhani ndipo hapa gazeti la chama UHURU walijichanganya waliposikiliza mahojiano haya maalum kwa ajili ya watazamaji wa BBC kimataifa ktk lugha ya Kiingereza.

 

[Pain killer]

Nadhani ndipo hapa gazeti la chama UHURU walijichanganya waliposikiliza mahojiano haya maalum kwa ajili ya watazamaji wa BBC kimataifa ktk lugha ya Kiingereza.

Speak English please

 

[Collins23]

10 August 2021

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Tanzania's President Samia Suluhu Hassan says there were people who doubted she was qualified to lead when she first became head of state because she was a woman.

In an exclusive interview with BBC Africa's Salim Kikeke, President Suluhu also spoke about her Covid-19 strategy, growing the economy and democracy in Tanzania.

Source: BBC News Africa

Do you?

 

[Gamic]

Leading to failure.

 

[Sharru nadda]

Speak English please

why English?

 

[Kichwa Kichafu]

Gender Stereotyping!

Furthermore I certainly think that implicit bias is only reason why people continue to lack faith in female leadership.