Three months have passed since the
latest blog post, which is unacceptable and can only be explained with that
everyone is saying that there isn’t anything happening (very improbable) and
that I (thousands of kilometres away) know more than they do. This does however
not excuse my silence when there are so many old truths to keep reminding of,
and unanswered questions to keep asking.
However madly disappointed I am with “some” people in Loliondo, and
however exhausted I am by unrelated unsolvable problems, I must never again
stay quiet for this long.
For a brief reminder of what this
blog is about: Maasai pastoralists in Loliondo, who already lost land with the
creation of Serengeti National Park, have kept being threatened with
“conservation”, and due to the influence of tourism investors been victims of
human rights crimes and suffered (keep suffering) a local police state with all
government officials at the service of these investors that want to manage the
land.
In this blog post:
Resumed hearing in the East African
Court of Justice
How could a whole year pass without
anyone speaking up about the soldier violence – arson included - of 2018?
Why has OBC’s director, Isaack Mollel
been locked up in remand prison for almost a year?
Why has Kigwangalla sued the Jamhuri
magazine? (This part may be outdated
and irrelevant)
What’s the government’s plan?
Summary of Osero developments the
past decades
There are of course more questions than these, and
they will be asked in coming blog posts.
