Content creator and comedian Mulamwah, known for his humorous content and generous acts, recently faced the suspension of his TikTok account, which had amassed 1 million followers.

The exact reasons for the ban were not publicly specified. The father of two started a new account and asked his fans to follow him there.

In one of his videos, he wrote, "Niliwaserve hadi maandazi na bado mkaamua kuenda na account yangu."

His new account has gained over 1,000 followers.

This suspension has sparked discussions among his fans and the public about social media policies and content moderation practices.

Mulamwah had gained a significant following from the Gen Z community due to his wholehearted support for their protests.

His generous act of preparing snacks for the protesters endeared him to many, making his suspension even more surprising and disappointing for his fans.

While the exact reason for Mulamwah's ban remains unclear, there are several common violations that could lead to a TikTok account being suspended:

Using copyrighted material without permission or infringing on trademarks, leading to breaches of intellectual property rights.

2. Inappropriate content

Posting sexually explicit or adult-themed content, regardless of consent or artistic intent.

3. Spam and scams

Engaging in spammy behavior, such as posting repetitive content or participating in fraudulent schemes.

4. Hate speech and harassment

Posting content that promotes hate speech, harassment, bullying, or discrimination against individuals or groups.

5. Violence and Dangerous Behavior

Sharing content that promotes violence, self-harm, or dangerous activities such as depicting bloody scenes or encouraging harmful behavior.

6. Misinformation and Fake News

Spreading false information or engaging in deceptive practices, including the dissemination of fake news.

7. Impersonation

Pretending to be someone else or creating accounts to deceive others, which violates authenticity requirements.

8. Multiple Violations

Accumulating multiple violations of TikTok's community guidelines over time.

9. Child safety concerns

Posting content that endangers or exploits children, including child abuse imagery or grooming behaviors.

10. Graphic Content

Sharing graphic or shocking content without appropriate warnings or disclaimers, such as posting disfigured dead bodies.