Regrann from @hollietheblogger  -  I salute educated and dignified Tanzanians???. My sisters and brothers you have broken the norm and crushed this stereotype & you deserve praise ??You know them days Tanzanian Education was one of the most sought after in East Africa. Many former African leaders either studied in Tanzania or Uganda. It was prestigious to be a TZ alumni ?‍?. However, given the current events I just want to believe that standards must have dropped drastically or this extreme rate of unemployment has discouraged many and forced young people on streets. It’s only in TZ that 98% if it’s local celebrity is on instagram begging from the local struggling businesses for advertisements?. Only in TZ that women mock and publicly diss another woman’s child bearing struggles or inability to have children..cheii??‍♂️ Only in TZ that women are defined by marriage and you see them fighting over men publicly, breaking families to please society and be rendered tough by other fellow women?‍♀️ It’s only in TZ that men are allowed to publicly abuse and re-abuse women emotionally and sexually and the society doesn’t rebuke such unacceptable behaviour because it’s complacent to this culture. It’s only in TZ that mother in-law and an unacknowledged prospective daughter in law would publicly insult and mock each other and drag their dirty linen in public without any shame. It’s only in TZ the so called local celebrities will fight for cheap stolen designs publicly and proudly expose screen shots of their discussions for the world to see in the name of levelling up or protecting their brands??What went wrong in/with TZ ??? Anyone with a different experience or views of this new TZ and it’s current generation? ?I hope people like @jokatemwegelo, a stream of new and young leaders will start working towards restoring youth confidence, sorting unemployment and setting systems and measures to protect daughters and girls of Tanzania’s next generation. #goodday?  - #regrann