Last pilgrimage to Nyerere’s birthplace
Senin, 14 Oktober 2013
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Butiama. Mama Maria Nyerere has barred  reporters and visitors seeking to hold talks with her on various issues  pertaining to her association with her deceased husband claiming there  was nothing new from them.
                               In a statement issued by her son Madaraka Nyerere,  the widow of the deceased Father of the Nation has this year flatly  refused to have any interview with reporters, a move that closed doors  to reporters wishing to write the widow’s feelings, assessment and  expectations on the 14th anniversary of Mwalimu’s death.
                               “I am tired of responding to questions from  reporters who have been posing the same questions every year,” said  Mwalimu Nyerere’s widow in a short message released through Madaraka  Nyerere’s cellular phone.
                               The obstruction she has imposed to reporters seems  to officially announce the end of the annual pilgrimage of journalists  and Nyerere fans to Butiama, the birthplace of Nyerere.
                               Once a village that most Tanzanians were proud of,  Butiama has, in recent years, become less friendlier and less  hospitable following frequent riots, skirmishes and disputes, all  disrupting peace and harmony that existed during Mwaimu Nyerere era.
                               Just three weeks to Nyerere Day, a Pentecostal  Church’s Pastor Yohana Jimwaga and four worshipers sustained severe  injuries after elders from Zanaki tribe flogged them for allegedly  ridiculing rain-making rituals at Byatika Village in Butiama District.
                               The pastor was rushed to hospital where he was treated and later discharged.
                               Mara regional Police commander, Ferdinand Mtui,  who confirmed both incidents said the elders were angered by the  pastor’s decision to fetch water from a bore hole at the time when they  (elders) were conducting rain-making rituals.
                               But the worst of all, as ,  elderly killings on superstitious beliefs have been widely reported  from the district, an ugly situation that forced authorities to issue a  strong warning to communal elders who were seen to fuel the killings.
                               The district’s commissioner, Angela Mabula,  ordered the arrest of Mkirira Village chairman and Nyegina Ward  executive officer for ‘irresponsibility’ that gave way to violence and  killings of innocent people in her newly promoted district.
                               The district commissioner’s order came three days  after an undisclosed gang hanged to death Nyasurura Village resident,  Ziada John, 35, and dumped her mutilated body on Mkirira Secondary  School farm.
                               “I am deeply disturbed by the dangerous escalation  of violence and killings in Butiama which demonstrate yet again there  is no value on human life,” she had said.
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