Very poor logic. As I have stated above, Magufulis is no saint. But Kenyan leaders are committing acts that are 10 times worse.

You speak of abuse of power yet abuse of power is 10 times worse in Kenya.

And in Kenya the damage is permanent: Once Ruto and his ilk have grabbed land for primary schools and land for water catchments, it will never be recovered.

And When Kenyan leaders steal elections the result is 1000 people die and thousands more are displaced forever.

So no matter how you twist it, Magufuli is a saint compared to Kenyan leaders

You already told us that the law that allows headteachers to expel pregnant girls from school has existed in Tanzania since 2002. So Magufuli is simply enforcing the law. He is not being dictatorial nor corrupt.

Since when does enforcing the law make someone a corrupt dictator? Perhaps only in your head.

Thats why I said you are using warped/twisted logic

You keep changing your story. First you said he was corrupt and dictatorial now you claim he is illogical.

And again, Kenyan leaders are 10 times worse than Magufuli. You lot are just complaining to try to deflect that attention from the fact that Kenyan leaders are rotten and are doing permanent damage to the country.

Tanzanian opposition number two Tundu Lissu has been arrested, three days after having called President John Magufuli a "dictator", party sources said.
No reasons were given for the arrest of Lissu, a member of parliament, the Chadema opposition party chief whip and a leading lawyer.

Magufuli, whose nickname 'tingatinga' (bulldozer), swept to power in 2015, presenting himself as a no-nonsense, corruption-busting, man-of-the-people.
However critics see a wide authoritarian streak at the core of his populism. They argue he acts on impulse regardless of due process or political niceties, while being intolerant of any dissent.
Lissu spoke of a "climate of fear which reigns everywhere", accusing Magufuli of constructing "a system based on favouritism, tribalism and regionalism".
Opposition meetings are banned, newspapers have been shut down and journalists and artists have been threatened or received death threats for criticising the administration