New Africa Business News Award Medalist of Excellence as Africa’s President of the Year 2020-2021 meets the Heads of his Ancestors on March 17th, 2021 Samia Suluhu Hassan divulged
By Abdul Rahman Bangura–
NEW AFRICA BUSINESS NEWS (NABN) Freetown, Sierra Leone– Dr. John Pombe Magufuli published on March 17th, 2021 disclosed that President Magufuli died of heart disease at about 6:00 PM at Mzena Hospital in Dar es Salaam where he was admitted on March 14th, 2021.
In this regard, Tanzania’s new President – Samia Suluhu Hassan stated on Friday March 19th, 2021 that the United Republic of Tanzania should unite the more and resist pointing fingers after the passing of President Magufuli. Hassan took her oath of office with the Quran in a ceremony held at State House in Tanzania’s commercial capital – Dar es Salaam. She makes history as the first female head of state in the country of 58 million people. Samia Suluhu Hassan was Vice President since 2015, gave a terse and dreary address after she was sworn in as President of the United Republic of Tanzania. “This a time to bury our differences and be one as a nation”, she noted. “This is not a time for finger pointing, but it is a time to hold hands and move forward together”.
The Chief Executive Officer and Managing Editor- Mr. MBowe, Chairman, Board Members and Correspondents of Africa’s digital and fastest growing online newspaper are saddened by the demise of the award winner of Africa’s President of the Year 2020-2021. “It’s believed that President Magufuli was one of Africa’s true sons of the soil that prioritized Africa. And that the passing of Magufuli is a deep wound in Africa”, Mr. MBowe noted at the headquarters of the New Africa Business News in Denver Colorado USA.
It was as recent as January 1st, 2021 that President Magufuli won the award of excellence as Africa President of the Year 2020-2021 by the New Africa Business News annual award, along side HE Ambassador Dr. Arikana Chihombori-Quao as Africa Person of the Year 2020-2021 followed by Ambassador Abdul Rahman Musa Suagibu Bangura in Sierra Leone as Africa’s Journalist of the Year 2020-2021 and Richard Adorsu in Ghana as Africa’ Reporter of the Year 2020-2021 respectively.
www.newafricabusinessnews.com Denver, Colorado- “For his endeavor to utilize a SCIENCE-BASED policy to carry out political vows that he made to Tanzania Five Years ago with great Leadership, style. And his adherence to imbue a genealogy of hard work, and no-nonsense direction to administration; that The Chief Executive Officer, Chairman and Board members of the New Africa Business News award certificate of Excellence to Dr. John Pombe Joseph Magufuli – the President of the United Republic of Tanzania as Africa President of the Year 2020-2021”.
For New Africa Business News (NABN) Abdul Rahman Bangura Reports, Africa Correspondent
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Thank you for report. Dr. John Pombe Magufuli, Africa will miss you. History will surely remember you as one of our best presidents. Adam in Luanda ANGOLA
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RIP African Soldier. Kigali in Rwanda. Olivier
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Magufuli you introduced free education in all government Schools in Tanzania in 2016. Thank you for this report. Steve in Nairobi, Kenya
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He did his best RIP Mr. President. Daniel in Kampala Uganda
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2015- 2021 incredible achievements in a very short time. Jeremy in Bata Equatorial Guinea
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Rest in peace, Mr. President Africa love you. Anna in Cape town, South Africa
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President Magufuli you rejected a $10 billion loan from CHINA. Anthony in Harare, Zimbabwe
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You made Tanzania a great middle income country. Lilongwe in Malawi. John
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He was a real Patriot. Obinna in Abuja Nigeria
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Dr. John Magufuli you a great Son of Great Africa. James in Lusaka, Zambia
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Built Tanzania’s Standard Gauge Railway. Thomas in MONROVIA LIBERIA
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Banned government officials from foreign trips and abolished their tax Exemptions. Freetown, Sierra Leone. Allen
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RIP Magufuli. Calvin in Johannesburg South Africa
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Rest in Peace, Mr. President. Fatima in Guinea Conakry
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You refused China’s bad $10 Billion dollar loan. The only President in Africa that said no to china’s loans. Gaborone in Botswana. Lucy
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RIP you the best. Cairo Egypt. Ahmed
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Mr. President you banned government officials from foreign trips and abolished their tax exemptions. Walvis Bay, Namibia. Justice
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Rest in Peace Mr. John Pombe Magufuli. Dodoma Tanzania. Adimu
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Africa needs Leaders like you. Amadou in Dakar, Senegal
You stop the exploitations. Bupe in Morogoro Tanzania
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RIP MR. PRESIDENT. Dar es Salaam TANZANIA. Fatima
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He never go on State trip outside of Africa. Zanzibar in Tanzania. Farida
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RIP Magufuli. Afi in Accra GHANA
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You served Tanzania and great Africa well. RIP. Bolade in Lagos Nigeria
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RIP President Magufuli. Samuel in Lagos, Nigeria
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President Magufuli accused British company of mining illegally and ordered them to pay $193 billion for under valuing Tanzania’s gold exports. The company paid $300 million and gave Tanzania 16% ownership in 3 mines. Born Freeman in Cape town SOUTH AFRICA
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Leaders in Africa should emulate the love you have for our great Continent. RIP. Paul in Juba South Sudan
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RIP. We love you. Bamako Mali. Amadou
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You beautifully fought the enemies and they would continue to lose. You taught us all. Rest in Peace. Arandis in Namibia. Andrew
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Mr. President RIP. Thank you for refusing the greedy fools to exploit your beautiful country. Without Africa they are not a thing. Your legacy would continue. We love you. Kampala Uganda. Joe
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