A lesson from this account of how staff at Warere Beach Hotel in Nungwi, Zanzibar raped and robbed a young woman is not “women shouldn’t travel alone.” Women have a right to occupy public space. The lesson is society must assure women’s right to be free and safe in public space. https://t.co/eHZN7DwK4l
— Uju Anya (@UjuAnya) April 16, 2022
When we got to the police station, I was asked to write my statement which I did. The police men asked me to narrate the incident to them and they advised I go to the hospital to go do a check up if I was raped or not.
38 pic.twitter.com/FEe5kb48fn — Zainab Oladehinde (@zainabdehinde) April 16, 2022
That lady’s thread of her experience in Zanzibar is shocking. That place will remain off my bucket list.
— MQ Mhlanzi (@MQMhlanzi) April 16, 2022
That Zanzibar thread immediately closed off my chest. I can’t imagine how helpless she felt in that moment 💔
— bhut’ omdala (@MprueDie) April 16, 2022
.@TAKEALOT has this travel Safe Lock for R169 loves. #Zanzibar #JusticeForZainab pic.twitter.com/KbtZppsNzw
— MEN ARE NOT GOOD PEOPLE ✨ (@oddeomontle) April 16, 2022
Warere Beach Hotel , Zanzibar needs to be boycotted and banned.
Case closed. My heart goes out to you Zainab 🥺❤️ https://t.co/tkCv8hJHc0 — Nambitha Ben-Mazwi (@LadyNam_BM) April 16, 2022
Love how we're all flooding that Zanzibar hotel's reviews on Google. Warere Beach hotel went from a rating of 4.7 to 1.4 in a matter of hours. It's horrible what happened to that lady 😭💔 they need to be taken out of business. No one should ever set foot there.
— Lungii (@Thabethe_Lungi) April 16, 2022