Hii kutapatapa ni sign of not having control of the situation. Things didn't go according to plan. Ila pia watchu gonna do about it?

Wewe Msigwa unataka kucontrol CNN kama unavyocontrol leseni za online tv za Tanzania? Au unafikiri hilo ni gazeti unalotaka kufunga wakati wowote unaotaka? Hao ulioenda kuhutubia hapo wamekuuliza mliua watu wangapi? Je wamekuuliza kwanini hamjawapa Watanzania miili ya ndugu

Girishoni Msigwa ni mtu mjinga sana. Not surprising to see him spitting nonsense. Ni mshenzi kitambo. Incompetent par excellence.

They want citizens who follow, not question. Because a nation that keeps people dumb depends on silence to survive.

There's no stopping. There's no giving up. Not until the very end.

Pep Guardiola's post-match expression said it all, the face of a man deeply frustrated with the officiating, and tired of having to address it. He wasn't disappointed with the performance, he said, but he did highlight the costly chances we missed. https://t.co/1CIal8Ej87

Matheus Nunes post-match: "There's no magical explanation, we didn't take our chances, they took theirs. It is what it is." Another solid game from our right-back despite the defeat. https://t.co/acHeHxYh4z

We have eyes. We watch football. This is a total disgrace and it's infuriating. This is one of the worst officiating performances I've ever seen against us. Samuel Barrot lost control of this match. One of Joelinton or Tonali (if not both) should have been sent off for the

Have a goodnight, lads. My head's gone. I'm fucking angry, and rage doesn't normally sit well with me.

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I have a country to fight for ladies!

@SGahamanyi Selective skepticism from individuals with genocidal legacies isn’t investigative curiosity it’s damage control, Deflecting accountability through rhetorical gymnastics only exposes complicity, not insight

Your concern is valid, but it's important to avoid weaponizing comparative suffering to deflect from accountability. Journalistic duty isn’t a zero-sum game exposing one tragedy does not negate another, Larry reports within his regional beat East Africa,.. Asking why CNN

@GeronimoIRL 10. We honor the fallen — those who stood first and paid with their lives. Their courage lights the road to December 9. For them, we rise again. For them, we refuse silence. For them, we march.

Came back home yesterday and was watching “Cry Freedom (1987)” with the family. Out of nowhere, tunasikia sounds outside (like gunshots, but a bit further away). We couldn't tell if it was just fireworks for a celebration/actual shots but they were going off heavy. Ni kubaya.

It's another day to big up the souls we lost in the fight for justice. In the fight for a better Tanzania. In the fight to snatch the country from the grip of a tyrannical, mad cunt. Now let's get this shit done. Let's go again. It's now or never.

You cannot hide the truth. You cannot run from it. You cannot bury it by launching a pointless commission of inquiry when you know you are the killer. You cannot silence it by charging and killing thousands of young people with false treason accusations. You cannot.

If it's written that I must die, then I'll die with honor. I'll lay down my life for my country. I love you Tanzania. 🇹🇿

I will never lose focus, no matter what. Not while my country is going through it and I'm a young soul who needs to speak up. May Allah use me as an instrument of change. In Jesus' name, Amen.

Kwahiyo Wanetu bado mnadhani tupo Zama za kuambiana eti "usipost hivi utatekwa ooh vunga watakupoteza" hey mfk tumeona mauaji ya kikatili mpaka sasa kitu tunaogopa Ni Mungu Tu Nyie kujeni 🤝 #SipokeiMaelekezo