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Mara ngapi polisi wanaomba msaada wa JWTZ hao ndio balaa, wako vizuri kawaulize M23 watakupa habari
Sheikh, Prof, Dr, AlHaj. Jammeh aondoka Gambia
Sheikh, Prof, Dr, AlHaj. Jammeh aondoka Gambia
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Mara ngapi polisi wanaomba msaada wa JWTZ hao ndio balaa, wako vizuri kawaulize M23 watakupa habari
Rungu
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Makubaliano (mkataba) kati ya ECOWAS na Yahya Jammeh. Huu mkataba ni "changa la macho" kwa wagambia.
1. Following the Decision of the Summit of the ECOWAS Authority taken on 17th December 2016 in Abuja, Nigeria, Mediation efforts, including visits to Banjul, were undertaken by the Chair of the Authority of ECOWAS Heads of State and Government, HE President Ellen Johnson Sirleaf, the Mediator, HE President Muhammadu Buhari and Co-Mediator on The Gambia, HE former President John Dramani Mahama, along with HE President Ernest Bai Koroma to mediate on the political impasse with Sheikh Professor Alhaji Dr. Yahya A. J. J. Jammeh.
2. Following further mediation efforts by HE President Mohamed Ould Abdel Aziz of the Islamic Republic of Mauritania and HE President Alpha Conde of the Republic of Guinea Conakry with HE Sheikh Professor Alhaji Dr. Yahya A. J. J. Jammeh, the former President of the Republic of The Gambia, and in consultation with the Chairperson of the ECOWAS Authority of Heads of State and Government, the Chairperson of the African Union and the Secretary-General of the United Nations, this declaration is made with the purpose of reaching a peaceful resolution to the political situation in The Gambia.
3. ECOWAS, the AU and the UN commend the goodwill and statesmanship of His Excellency former President Jammeh, who with the greater interest of the Gambian people in mind, and in order to preserve the peace, stability and security of The Gambia and maintain its sovereignty, territorial integrity and the dignity of the Gambian people, has decided to facilitate an immediate peaceful and orderly transition process and transfer of power to President Adama Barrow in accordance with the Gambian constitution.
4. In furtherance of this, ECOWAS, the AU and the UN commit to work with the Government of The Gambia to ensure that it assures and ensures the dignity, respect, security and rights of HE former President Jammeh, as a citizen, a party leader and a former Head of State as provided for and guaranteed by the 1997 Gambian Constitution and other Laws of The Gambia.
5. Further, ECOWAS, the AU and the UN commit to work with the Government of The Gambia to ensure that it fully guarantees, assures and ensures the dignity, security, safety and rights of former President Jammeh’s immediate family, cabinet members, government officials, Security Officials and party supporters and loyalists.
6. ECOWAS, the AU and the UN commit to work with the Government of The Gambia to ensure that no legislative measures are taken by it that would be inconsistent with the previous two paragraphs.
7. ECOWAS, the AU and the UN urge the Government of The Gambia to take all necessary measures to assure and ensure that there is no intimidation, harassment and/or witch-hunting of former regime members and supporters, in conformity with the Constitution and other laws of The Gambia.
8. ECOWAS, the AU and the UN commit to work with the Government of The Gambia to prevent the seizure of assets and properties lawfully belonging to former President Jammeh or his family and those of his Cabinet members, government officials and Party supporters, as guaranteed under the Constitution and other Laws of The Gambia.
9. In order to avoid any recriminations, ECOWAS, the AU and the UN commit to work with the Government of The Gambia on national reconciliation to cement social, cultural and national cohesion.
10. ECOWAS, the AU and the UN underscore strongly the important role of the Gambian Defence and Security Forces in the maintenance of peace and stability of The Gambia and commit to work with the Government of The Gambia to ensure that it takes all appropriate measures to support the maintenance of the integrity of the [Defence and] Security Forces and guard against all measures that can create division and a breakdown of order.
11. ECOWAS, the AU and the UN will work to ensure that host countries that offer “African hospitality” to former President Jammeh and his family do not become undue targets of harassment, intimidation and all other pressures and sanctions.
12. In order to assist a peaceful and orderly transition and transfer of power and the establishment of a new government, HE former President Jammeh will temporarily leave The Gambia on 21 January 2017, without any prejudice to his rights as a citizen, a former President and a Political Party Leader.
13. ECOWAS, the AU and the UN will work with the Government of The Gambia to ensure that former President Jammeh is at liberty to return to The Gambia at any time of his choosing in accordance with international human rights law and his rights as a citizen of the Gambia and a former head of state.
14. Pursuant to this declaration, ECOWAS will halt any military operations in The Gambia and will continue to pursue peaceful and political resolution of the crisis.
1. Following the Decision of the Summit of the ECOWAS Authority taken on 17th December 2016 in Abuja, Nigeria, Mediation efforts, including visits to Banjul, were undertaken by the Chair of the Authority of ECOWAS Heads of State and Government, HE President Ellen Johnson Sirleaf, the Mediator, HE President Muhammadu Buhari and Co-Mediator on The Gambia, HE former President John Dramani Mahama, along with HE President Ernest Bai Koroma to mediate on the political impasse with Sheikh Professor Alhaji Dr. Yahya A. J. J. Jammeh.
2. Following further mediation efforts by HE President Mohamed Ould Abdel Aziz of the Islamic Republic of Mauritania and HE President Alpha Conde of the Republic of Guinea Conakry with HE Sheikh Professor Alhaji Dr. Yahya A. J. J. Jammeh, the former President of the Republic of The Gambia, and in consultation with the Chairperson of the ECOWAS Authority of Heads of State and Government, the Chairperson of the African Union and the Secretary-General of the United Nations, this declaration is made with the purpose of reaching a peaceful resolution to the political situation in The Gambia.
3. ECOWAS, the AU and the UN commend the goodwill and statesmanship of His Excellency former President Jammeh, who with the greater interest of the Gambian people in mind, and in order to preserve the peace, stability and security of The Gambia and maintain its sovereignty, territorial integrity and the dignity of the Gambian people, has decided to facilitate an immediate peaceful and orderly transition process and transfer of power to President Adama Barrow in accordance with the Gambian constitution.
4. In furtherance of this, ECOWAS, the AU and the UN commit to work with the Government of The Gambia to ensure that it assures and ensures the dignity, respect, security and rights of HE former President Jammeh, as a citizen, a party leader and a former Head of State as provided for and guaranteed by the 1997 Gambian Constitution and other Laws of The Gambia.
5. Further, ECOWAS, the AU and the UN commit to work with the Government of The Gambia to ensure that it fully guarantees, assures and ensures the dignity, security, safety and rights of former President Jammeh’s immediate family, cabinet members, government officials, Security Officials and party supporters and loyalists.
6. ECOWAS, the AU and the UN commit to work with the Government of The Gambia to ensure that no legislative measures are taken by it that would be inconsistent with the previous two paragraphs.
7. ECOWAS, the AU and the UN urge the Government of The Gambia to take all necessary measures to assure and ensure that there is no intimidation, harassment and/or witch-hunting of former regime members and supporters, in conformity with the Constitution and other laws of The Gambia.
8. ECOWAS, the AU and the UN commit to work with the Government of The Gambia to prevent the seizure of assets and properties lawfully belonging to former President Jammeh or his family and those of his Cabinet members, government officials and Party supporters, as guaranteed under the Constitution and other Laws of The Gambia.
9. In order to avoid any recriminations, ECOWAS, the AU and the UN commit to work with the Government of The Gambia on national reconciliation to cement social, cultural and national cohesion.
10. ECOWAS, the AU and the UN underscore strongly the important role of the Gambian Defence and Security Forces in the maintenance of peace and stability of The Gambia and commit to work with the Government of The Gambia to ensure that it takes all appropriate measures to support the maintenance of the integrity of the [Defence and] Security Forces and guard against all measures that can create division and a breakdown of order.
11. ECOWAS, the AU and the UN will work to ensure that host countries that offer “African hospitality” to former President Jammeh and his family do not become undue targets of harassment, intimidation and all other pressures and sanctions.
12. In order to assist a peaceful and orderly transition and transfer of power and the establishment of a new government, HE former President Jammeh will temporarily leave The Gambia on 21 January 2017, without any prejudice to his rights as a citizen, a former President and a Political Party Leader.
13. ECOWAS, the AU and the UN will work with the Government of The Gambia to ensure that former President Jammeh is at liberty to return to The Gambia at any time of his choosing in accordance with international human rights law and his rights as a citizen of the Gambia and a former head of state.
14. Pursuant to this declaration, ECOWAS will halt any military operations in The Gambia and will continue to pursue peaceful and political resolution of the crisis.
SupuyaPweza
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Joni ameaga na kuwaacha mashabiki zake!...
Kiswahili: Joni, Yohana
Kingereza: John
Kiarabu: Yahya
Ki-dutch: Jan
Kweli ma-John wamekumbwa na bahati mbaya msimu huu!...
Kiswahili: Joni, Yohana
Kingereza: John
Kiarabu: Yahya
Ki-dutch: Jan
Kweli ma-John wamekumbwa na bahati mbaya msimu huu!...
SupuyaPweza
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Amekomba hazina yoote ya nchi!...
Source BBC...
Source BBC...
Mtanzanika
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Jamaa king'ang'anizi kama kiroboto
Wapumbavue wamemruhusu wasilalamike.
Mtu kaondoka mbele ya macho yao. Wamemsindikiza na kumuaga. Hawajajisumbua kuhakikisha anakabidhi ofisi na mali za umma. Anaodokoa wanasema kaondoka na hazina!. Pumbavue saana wanyamaze kimya. Kuanza kumfukuzia sijui kumshitaki aje ajibu nini ni upumbavue, kukosa kazi na ni unafiki.
Wameruhusu yafanyike, wanyamaze.
Ifumange
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Amelidwa mpaka mwisho na kikundi kilichokua kinamtii hukuona hadi watu wanalia
Masharti ya kuondoka kwake ilikuwa lazima akabidhi ofisi no matter nani alikuw anamlinda. Walinzi wake wote wako na walkuwa chini ya sheria za nchi.
Daudi Mchambuzi
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vipi mbona umepanic??
Sija punic na sina sababu kwa sababu hakuna kinachoongezeka wala kupungua kwangu moja moja kutokana na huu ujinga. Isipokuwa ninaudhiwa na hizi tabia mbovu ambazo iongozi wenye nia ovu wamekuwa wakifanya kwa watu wao na hakuna kitu kinafanyika. Kuwanyamazia na kuwaruhusu waendelee kunakuwa mifano mibovu unayoigwa na wengine na wengine.
Kinachoniudhi na hawa Wagambia kuanza kulalamika baada ya mwizi wao kuondoka huku wakimsindikiza. Walikuwa wapi kumdhibiti akabidhi mali za umma? Kama alisafirisha magari ya umma, kwa nini wasiyarudishe walipogundua tu?
Hili ni tatizo la kijinga na aibu kubwa.
Kyokola
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Ni mbinafsi wa kiwango cha lami . Hivi hana ndugu huko Gambia mpka aifilisi serikali? Hana uchungu kabisa na nchi huyu. Bora walivyomtoa
Mangi Mlay
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Mbona niliona amebeba Qur'an na Tasbihi tu oh na rungu la dawa
Mashimba Son
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Kachukuwa dola 200 million nasikia...!!
Nathason2
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Ilifaa sana kama zanzibar ingemhifadhi huyu bwana maana angewapa maufundi mengi sana ukichanganya na ule uchawi wake 2020 jecha angekuja kivingine kabisa.
NB ECOWAS hawafanani na EAC,EAC wanakutana pale arusha wanakunywa kahawa,nkurunzinza anang'ang'ania nchi viongozi wa EAC wanaona ni sawa undeni na nyinyi ECOMOG mtu akizinguzingua asubuhi jioni anapelekewa moto tu.siku ya pili yeye mwenyewe kwa hiari yake anaiba hazina ya nchi na kutoroka.
NB ECOWAS hawafanani na EAC,EAC wanakutana pale arusha wanakunywa kahawa,nkurunzinza anang'ang'ania nchi viongozi wa EAC wanaona ni sawa undeni na nyinyi ECOMOG mtu akizinguzingua asubuhi jioni anapelekewa moto tu.siku ya pili yeye mwenyewe kwa hiari yake anaiba hazina ya nchi na kutoroka.
maroon7
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Yaani BBC ndio ulitaka wamzuie? Wao kama nani?
SupuyaPweza
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Ndio hivyo mkuu...
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