Tanzanian President Samia Suluhu Hassan has issued a stern warning to the public, instructing residents to remain at home and promising that her government will take decisive action.
“Majirani kesho mkae kwenu, nisione mtu hapa. Serikali yangu itawashughulikia sawasawa. Tanzania si uwanja wa mpira,” President Suluhu said, emphasizing that the country is not a playground for chaos or disorder.
The warning comes amid rising tensions in certain regions, where security concerns have prompted the government to step in and ensure law and order. President Suluhu stressed that the state will deal firmly with anyone attempting to disrupt peace, signaling zero tolerance for lawlessness.
Analysts say the message is aimed at both maintaining public safety and asserting the authority of the government. Citizens are expected to comply, as the leadership seeks to prevent incidents that could threaten national stability.
President Suluhu’s decisive stance reflects her broader commitment to governance, order, and the protection of Tanzanian citizens, sending a clear message that the country’s peace is non-negotiable.
