Sultan Qaboos karibu Tanzania

sultan hana mke wala mtoto??

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Kwenye mapinduzi ya Znz mlimfukuza sultani, leo hii mnamwomba aje tena, pumbaf kabisa!!!!
 
Hivi Dola ya Oman makao yake makuu yalikua Zanzibar ?
Nina maanisha Makao ya sultani wa oman yalikua Zanzibar?
 

Bado tu unaham na hao masultan waliowauza babu zako kama bidhaa?:what:
 
Hakuna UTUMWA mkubwa kama UTUMWA wa FIKRA!!!

Yaani babu zenu wamepigana kufa na kupona ili kuuondoa hao wadhalilishaji wa utu,wabakaji wa mama na Dada zenu,wezi wa maliasili zenu,wavamizi kwenye ardhi yenu,wauaji wa mababu zenu Leo hii bila aibu mnahamasishana kwenda kuwapokea wafalme wao!!!!!!?

Hivi kizazi hiki kina matatizo gani?Ni hii hulka ya kupenda "vya bure" au ni ile dhana ya utumwa inatutafuna?

NIMECHOKA!!!!!
 
 
Unrest has reached Oman, the usually “sedate” and “tranquil” Sultanate on the southeastern corner of the Arabian Peninsula. Inspired by uprisings in Tunisia, Egypt, Libya and Bahrain, Omani youth took to the streets to challenge government corruption, cronyism, unemployment and a lack of democracy. Protests spread across the desert country, with police firing bullets and teargas from helicopters, killing at least six demonstrators. Sultan Qaboos exercises absolute power over his kingdom, as he has for forty years since he deposed his father.

Political parties are banned, as is collective bargaining. Omani subjects can’t hold a public meeting without the government’s approval, or express criticism of the sultan in any form or medium. Publication of books is limited and the government restricts their importation and distribution.

This all adds up to a profitable business environment for Shell. The company was the first to drill in Oman in 1956 and exported its initial tanker load of 543,000 barrels of crude in 1967, only three years before Qaboos ibn Said overthrew his father Said ibn Taimur.

Today, Shell still dominates the oil scene in the sultanate. Although other companies including BP are extracting gas, 80% of Omani crude is extracted by PDO – Petroleum Development Oman. Royal Dutch Shell is the primary foreign shareholderin this joint venture, controlling a 34% stake alongside the government’s 60% holding. Shell staff fill key positions, including Managing Director Raoul Restucci and Exploration Director Martin Stäuble. The company takes around 200,000 barrels of crude per day – 5% of its global production – from a relatively risk free and highly profitably operation. Shell also played a key role in establishing, constructing and running Oman’s two LNG (liquefied natural gas) plants – Oman LNG and Qalhat LNG – near the coastal town of Sur that has seen repeated demonstrations.

Having worked closely with Sultan Qaboos’ regime for the past forty years, Shell has developed an ongoing symbiotic relationship with the despot. John Malcolm, the Managing Director of PDO and Shell most senior representative in the country until 2010, demonstrated his allegiance to the crown in an obsequious introduction to the company’s 2007annual report:
“I would like to give special thanks to Your Majesty for your unflagging support and wise guidance to PDO over the years. Looking forward, our challenge as a Company is to work hand-in-hand with Your Majesty’s Government to secure our capability to produce oil and gas for the next 40 years. […]

As we move towards an ever more complex and challenging future, we know that we can count on Your Majesty’s continuing support and guidance. For our part, we reaffirm our commitment to securing the future of the Sultanate of Oman under the wise leadership of Your Majesty.”



Shell’s close partnership with the Omani government is part and parcel of Britain’s foreign energy policy towards the region. The Sultan long always been an anglophile, having attended school in Kent, trained as a British officer at Sandhurst and served in the British Army in Germany in 1960. Today, sports pavilions bear his name at both Sandhurst and the RAF officers’ college, Cranwell. But the military relationship went much deeper than educating a young Qaboos.

Back in 2001, Ken Silverstein described in Salon how “the British have played an extraordinary role in Oman ever since the coup. For more than a decade afterward, British officers commanded all branches of Oman’s armed forces and hundreds more were “on loan” to the sultanate. No one was more influential in Oman than Timothy Landon, an officer in the British Special Air Services who was a classmate of the sultan’s at Sandhurst, the British military academy. He counseled the sultan on the coup, helped put down a leftist insurrection soon afterward, and later served as the rough equivalent of Oman’s national security adviser.”

This military support is not a thing of the past. The foreign office boasts in an article titled “The UK & Oman: our relationship”, that “The UK has a very strong defence and security relationship with Oman. Nearly 100 British military personnel are on loan to the Omani Armed Forces – the second largest such group anywhere in the world.”

Such military support is integrated with British government efforts to boost the interests of “our companies”. Only last Saturday, as protests were beginning to sweep the country, Lord Stephen Green, UK trade and investment minister,accompanied a a high-profile British business delegation including oil corporation representatives to Muscat.

What do Omanis really think of the Sultan? Media reports claim that most of Qaboos’ subjects only have praise for the Sultan, reserving criticism for his ministers.

Source: platformlondon.org
 
Nilimwona Azam Tv akiyapinga mapinduzi matukufu yaliyomrejeshea heshma mwafrika,ni bahati mbaya utawala wa Dr Prof Col Kikwete umeachia wahuni kama Mohamed Said waiharibu historia yetu tukufu.

We kweli Kiazi,,,kaandika Nyerere mwenyewe akiwa hai afu unasema Kikwete amemuachia.
 
Dahh.. naisikitikia nchi yangu Tanganyika..inaniuma sana..sasa nauliza nae anakuja kupewa kitalu huko loliondo?mana Mh. Pinda alikuwa huko siku si nyingi.
 
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mkuu sultan hana ashk majnun?
 
hakuna cha kujivunia hapo. Oman licha ya kwamba ina mafuta siyo tajiri kivile na hata wao wanategemea western countries in term of technology. sasa huo uwekezaji kwenye gas utawezekanaje? nachoona ni kwamba wamekuja kama watalii kwa ticket ya kidiplomasia na si vinginevyo. harafu Rais naye anasema eti sisi ni ndugu, kweli? WTF...Hakuna undugu wowote wa mwarabu na mswahili...and that's the bottom line! inakera na inaudhi..
 
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Hii ndio " negative thinking" - kuna watu wameumbwa kutukatana tu; vichwa vyao full of chuki na akili isoyofikiria positive,
 
Mbona povu babaaa!?? Utakufa ujue.
By the way kuna mawaziri humo ni wazenji.
Na siku Zanzibar ikiruhusiwa kujitegemea ndani ya miaka mitano hata vumbi lao hatutoliona.
 
Mbona povu babaaa!?? Utakufa ujue.
By the way kuna mawaziri humo ni wazenji.
Na siku Zanzibar ikiruhusiwa kujitegemea ndani ya miaka mitano hata vumbi lao hatutoliona.
Yaani Oman wanaweza kufanya Zanzibar vumbi lake lipotee? Mimi napafahamu vema Oman mbona vumbi lao bado wana safari ndefu sana ya kulipoteza? Au watatoa kipaumbele Kwa Vumbi la Zanzibar?
 
Yaani Oman wanaweza kufanya Zanzibar vumbi lake lipotee? Mimi napafahamu vema Oman mbona vumbi lao bado wana safari ndefu sana ya kulipoteza? Au watatoa kipaumbele Kwa Vumbi la Zanzibar?

Kuna watu humu specialists wa "ujinga" na kutukana watu tu". Ikiwa enzi za Mitume; watu kama hao walishindanikika wakabakia mababu wa "Jahlia". Tunataka specialist wa kufanya matokeo; sio specialist wa midomo iliyojaa matusi. We are in 22nd century not in 19th
 
By the way; Ujuzi wa kazi unakuja kwa kupata experience na kutokana na experience unajifunza solutions na makosa. Ndo maana rais Magufuli msomi na mtu mwenye akili anayetaka kuiendeleza nchi mbele analijua hilo. Technology kuna aina mbili zingine unazifanyia reseach unazicopy right na unadevelop na zingine unatransfer technology na zote zipo.
 
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