Paul Mikongoti

@TheEconomist you are doing a great job. Keep up the good work and remain focused. Wacha wapige kelele. Wakitaka waanzishe gazeti lao, wasitusumbue na nye nye nyeee

Again, I am not loud. Ni mpole tu. Yet I am deeply rooted in humanity, human rights, and justice-moving low-key, making a difference in much louder spaces. And when I gave my word that I would continue pushing for justice, I meant it. The work continues. You saw a major development last week🇹🇿, and soon we shall have more updates. Yaani, si mnaona kinawaka? ⏰next week tunaongeza🙏 Now you see and hear the tone is shifting and the conversation is changing. The pressure for accountability is building. We are not done yet. Keep watching this space. Justice. Nothing but justice. Oh… and let’s not lose sight of Tundu Lissu. Freedom, justice, and accountability still matter. Again, it’s countdown ⏰ For over 20 years, I have promoted Tanzania using my own time, my own resources, and yes-my own money. Yaani, serious resources. Just go back and do the research. Long before it was popular to do charity work🇹🇿, I was speaking about HIV/AIDS and helping fight the stigma surrounding it. (Sijui ndiyo mnaita wanaharakati.) I used earnings from my modeling career then to support causes I believed in over two decades ago. I started an organization in Germany and later expanded the work to the United States-using my own resources, hoping others who care about humanity would join the journey. I spent years promoting Tanzania internationally. Yaani 2023 nilikuwa Tanzania using $25,000 creating a documentary to highlight Tanzania positively (yes I have all the receipts and no one paid me) I have supported victims’ families-hundreds of them quietly, without publicizing names, but yes, I have receipts. I have supported democracy advocates and ordinary people who simply needed help. Sometimes that even meant paying for something as simple as communication tools so their voices could be heard. Hata blue ticks hapa X, yes, I paid for a few. Latest two days ago I sent funds…tena wengi walishamshau Akwilina, hembu msalimieni mama yake muulizeni salamu za kumsapoti za mwisho kutoka marekani? Tanzania government never cared, sadly. Nobody paid me to promote Tanzania. Never…so, Nobody paid me to advocate for democracy or human rights either…mazuri ni Mungu anayabariki. Nobody paid me to stand for human rights. What confuses me is that some people have become so accustomed to a system where everything has a price that they struggle to understand that some people do good simply because it is the right thing to do. Jamani-fanyeni-the right thing. These are the same people who think advocacy must be purchased because they cannot imagine serving humanity without expecting something in return. Even if that’s not for me currently -maybe some people yes are supported because their governments pushed them to asylum or where they’ll feel safe just for fighting for what right- then what’s wrong with that? Yaani hao wezi wa mailiasil ya taifa au wanaoipigana kufanya mema? For me…not every act of service comes with a paycheck. But I support also those who will evolve for doing good so they can keep doing the good in environment that threaten them or don’t acknowledge their input in ways it will sustain their advocacy/contribution. Not every voice is for sale. Not every effort is sponsored. Some of us are guided by conscience, faith, humanity, and a commitment to justice. I follow my deep Christian faith. If someone pays, oh let me know please as I have plenty of receipts that could come in very handy toward my children’s college expenses. My children are working hard to earn their place in the world while their mother keeps spending money on humanity. Go figure. So sign me for refunds for humanity just so I can see some of my funds refunded for my kids sake or so I can support more causes even more.

Systems working the way they are supposes to....

Kenyan Premier League and FKF to form a Transition League Management Committee to manage the 2026/27 League with the view of a full transition to a fully autonomous/independent league management company. The 18 clubs will be the shareholders of the new company @soka25east

Goosebumps. @Arsenal

@DavidHundeyin @Spearhead_Af So they did let you investigate from within Tanzania for 7 months..... Were the terms of reference coming from them!?

After 7 months of hard work across 3 countries, my team and I at @Spearhead_Af are pleased to announce that my new documentary titled 'What Happened On October 29' will premiere in Accra at the WAGMC Auditorium, University of Ghana, Legon. It will also premiere in Dar es Salaam, Tanzania on Friday May 29, and in Nairobi, Kenya on Sunday May 31. For the chance to win an exclusive free IV to the premiere (Accra only), kindly comment below and tag @joyfwen

The fact that you were able to travel to Tanzania, investigate - for 7 months 🥹- the events surrounding the October 29 killings, leave the country safely, and are now planning to premiere the documentary, including in Dar es Salaam, says quite a lot about the narrative being presented and raises important questions about the documentary’s credibility.

if this is the teaser, then apart from the noisy and functionless dramatic voices, this caricature of a ‘documentary’ looks obviously substance-less, a classic example of sloppy ‘journalism,’ and whoever paid for it should immediately demand their dirty money back:

@Nganga_one It was just another era, not the social media era......

There was a time Kibaki was giving speech and his trouser fell off, everybody looked away,no media reported it, even the opposition never said a single word about it, that's how much he was respected because of his policies,huyu wa sai itakuwa stori ingine.

@MsigwaPeter @Jonas2553 Tawi la Mikimbizi🤣🤣

Asante viongozi wa tawi langu kwa kunikubalia kuwa mwanchama tena. Heshima kwenu!

#OnThisDay in 2⃣0⃣1⃣9⃣ we visited Tanzania to face Simba SC in a friendly 🇹🇿 An unforgettable experience sharing football and friendship with our Tanzanian friends ❤️🤍

@420Cousin KWAMBA..... 'Trust is currency’—what exactly does that mean here? People have been demanding accountability from the GoT for years. Does that justify the claim that this ‘movement’—you know which one—has a serious accountability problem?

So let me get this straight Godbless Lema is criticizing supporters for donating too little to Chadema, while many supporters are simultaneously asking where the money actually goes? That’s not exactly a great advertisement for transparency, is it? In politics, trust is currency. Once people start questioning accountability, a movement has a serious credibility problem.

@Legend_Mtikila Kwa kweli..

Balozi pekee wa Utalii Tanzania ni Bongo zozo pekee, acheni utapeli✌️

I wish someone could write a study about @ChademaTZ2 CDM political resilience and dive deep into the 'uniqueness' of Tanzanian politics, at least since 2000.....

Maswali muhimu sana.

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@Bwanafrank2 @BoazKaturamu Show us thing like this in La Liga

Tanzania league might be one of the weakest leagues in East Africa

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@BoazKaturamu Let me show you the previous champions my guy

@sholard_mancity I see Ruto ina an oversize coat and Mudavadi in an undersize one.....

I want you to observe this picture. That was the delegation Trump carried to China. -Elon Musk - Tesla & SpaceX. -Tim Cook - Apple. -Jensen Huang - Nvidia. Plus dozens of CEOs, tech leaders, and innovators. Now compare that to the delegation President Ruto carried to the Kazakhstan space centre. -Mudavadi. -Kabogo. -CS Lee. -Photographers and political entourages. And immediately, you understand the difference between a country planning for the future and one doing political tourism. In one, the president is carrying his best; in the other, the president is harrying his friends who aren't even close to the best. A space centre is not a tourist attraction. That is where countries discuss: -Satellite technology. -Communications. -Weather systems. -Internet infrastructure. etc Serious governments carry scientists, engineers, researchers, and innovators to such visits. People who can tell the President: “This can help drought prediction in Kenya.” “This can improve internet access.” “This technology is worth investing in.” Instead, many looked completely out of place while the President himself appeared to be doing most of the learning. And that is exactly how many African countries fall behind. Foreign trips should not be rewards for political loyalty. They should be missions for knowledge, investment, and national progress.

@TheChanzo Waandishi wa habari wanapiga makofi🤣🤣

Rio ajitetea juu ya madai ya kutumika kuisafisha serikali Tanzania. CHADEMA Wakolezea kumkosoa, Makonda awa mkali.

Bollocks.....