on handing over power peacefully to the winner, I hope Abiti Chiduku Joyisi Mtila Banda reads those first 3-4 paragraphs and understands the importance of doing that. Now 1.5 years after the loss in elections, she’s still bitter, still nursing her loss mpaka kunyanyala kuthawa kwao komwe leaving the family behind, especially the sick, old man who needs her most now than ever. When emotions are mixed with ignorance (or to be precise on JB, lack of enough education and sophistication), people behave exactly as Abiti Chiduku is doing

Yes it’s true, Africa must forge forward to achieve proper Democratic dispensation. But my worry comes to the issue of the Lake Malawi with Tanzania. Do you think this new Ndugu wa Tanganyika will not pursue his polital interests on the lake??? If the lake chapter is really closed, then shall we praise the Ndugu of being a true democrat together with wandugu wote wa Tanganyika.

Like this man , asking his people to cweep the whole country on independent day instead of having national celebrations. Bravo Magufuli.

The author is Francis mwalabu, obviously a Tanzanian with Arabic origin…Zanzibar product probably. If there’s a country in Africa that I have lived in, peacefully, with friendly people, no tribalism, plenty food, love and harmony and of course with beautiful women is Tanzania and they deserve the tag the warm heart of Africa. Look, Africa is today pathetic because of your leaders that you worship once elected to power. Your wives dance for them and they control government purse cos it sits under their pillows. I have never seen a bunch of stupid women dancing for David Cameron calling themselves… Read more »