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Friday, 30 August 2013
Thursday, 15 August 2013
Tuesday, 6 August 2013
AUDIOS - PNC HARUDI KWA KASI AACHIA NGOMA MBILI KWA PAMOJA
Mkali katika gemu hapa Tanzania aliyewahi kutingisha na bado anaendelea
kutingisha katika gemu la Bongo Flava mkali kutoka Mwanza PNC sasa
amerudi tena kwa kasi na ngoma mbili kali akidhihirisha kwamba yeye ni
msanii ambae hawezi kupotea na kipaji ni chake alichopewa…
festo and folly bliz
...
Wednesday, 10 July 2013
Clinton amtumia Mandela heri ya kuzaliwa
Rais Mstaafu wa Marekani, Bill Clinton
BIG 4 MILL BY FESTO ERNESTY,
Johannesburg. Siku chache kabla ya kusherehekea
siku yake ya kuzaliwa, Rais Mstaafu wa Afrika Kusini, Nelson Mandela,
Rais Mstaafu wa Marekani, Bill Clinton, amemtumia salamu maalumu za
kumtakia sherehe njema.
Clinton ambaye ni rafiki wa karibu na familia ya
Mandela, aliyeungana na Dalai Lama na Askofu wa nchi hiyo, Desmond
Tutu, walituma salamu kwa njia ya video kwa vyombo vya habari jana....
Kenya yaongoza kwa ufisadi
.
Yaongoza kwa ufisadi kati ya nchi 107 ambako utafiti huo ulifanyika,jambo ambalo limewasikitisha waken
Kwa mujibu wa ripoti ya Shirika la Transparency International,
Kenya imeshika nafasi ya nne kwa ufisadi ikiwa ni miongoni mwa nchi 107
ambako utafiti huo ulifanyw.
Ripoti hiyo ilibaini kwamba Wakenya saba kati ya
10 waliohojiwa walisema wamewahi kutoa hongo maishani mwao ili waweze
kupata huduma moja hadi nane kati ya zilizochunguzwa.
Kulingana...
Mghana alivyouawa kinyama Bagamoyo
Mbali na Marwa, ambaye amesoma kozi ya urubani,
mshtakiwa mwingine katika kesi hiyo ni Peter Charles Mayalla, ambaye ni
mshtakiwa wa pili katika kesi hiyo
Dar es Salaam. Salimu Mohamed Marwa (25) ni mshtakiwa wa kwanza
katika kesi ya mauaji ya mfanyabiashara wa magari, raia wa Ghana, Jose
ph Opong.
Mbali na Marwa, ambaye amesoma kozi ya urubani,
mshtakiwa mwingine katika kesi hiyo ni Peter Charles Mayalla, ambaye ni
mshtakiwa wa pili katika kesi hiyo.
Washtakiwa...
Monday, 8 July 2013
Thursday, 4 July 2013
FBI wakagua ofisi ya Kova kwa mbwa
. Ofisa mmoja wa Usalama wa
Marekani (FBI), akiwa na mbwa jana aliingia Makao Makuu ya Polisi Kanda
Maalumu ya Dar es Salaam na kufanya ukaguzi.
Tukio hilo lilitokea muda mfupi kabla ya msafara
wa magari ya Marekani kupita yakitokea Ikulu kwenda Uwanja wa Ndege wa
Julius Nyerere kumlaki Rais Barack Obama.
Polisi ambaye hakutaka kutajwa alisema ofisa huyo aliingia na mbwa hadi maeneo ya mapokezi, lakini muda mfupi...
Mandla: Mjukuu anayeinyima usingizi familia ya Mandela
Mjukuu wa Rais mstaafu wa Afrika Kusini, Nelson Mandela, Mandla Zwelivelile Mandel
Johannesburg. Mjukuu wa Rais mstaafu wa Afrika Kusini, Nelson
Mandela, Mandla Zwelivelile Mandela ambaye ameibua mgogoro mkubwa katika
familia ya shujaa huyo wa Afrika katika mzozo wa makaburi amekuwa na
mlolongo wa visa katika maisha yake.
Visa hivyo kwa sehemu kubwa vinahusu maisha yake
ya ndoa kwani ameoa na kuacha mara tatu huku akikabiliwa na kisa kingine
cha kudaiwa kuuza haki za...
Michelle Obama: Acheni kufuatilia mavazi yangu
“Watu wanapaswa kuelewa, wake za marais nao hufanya mambo mazuri ya
jamii na kazi yao siyo kubadili staili za nywele na mavazi tu,”
Michelle Obama
Dar es Salaam. Michelle Obama na Laura Bush
walikuwa kivutio jana kwenye Mkutano wa wake wa marais wa Afrika
unaoendelea Dar es Salaam, pale walipoongelea kwa mzaha jinsi vyombo vya
habari vinavyoshupalia kuandika kuhusu staili za nywele na mavazi ya
wake wa marais, huku vikiacha masuala ya msingi.
Mkutano huo uliofunguliwa...
Pinda aisaliti kauli yake, aruhusu tena sherehe
Waziri Mkuu, Mizengo Pinda,
Dodoma. Waziri Mkuu, Mizengo Pinda, amewaagiza
Watanzania kuwa na uzalendo wa kuwaenzi na kuwakumbuka wenzao ambao
wamefanya kazi muda mrefu kwa kuthamini mchango wao.
Pinda alitoa kauli hiyo juzi katika viwanja vya
Bunge, aliposhiriki hafla ya kuwaaga wafanyakazi waliostaafu utumishi na
wale waliohamishwa kutoka Ofisi ya Waziri Mkuu Tawala za Mikoa na
Serikali za Mitaa (Tamisemi) kuanzia 2010.
Hata hivyo, Pinda alisema ...
Tuesday, 2 July 2013
DIMOND KTK SPORAN SHOW
diamond platinum with sporah
da prezident aka sukari ya warembo mwenyewe anajiita sugar
with da crew
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Maelfu wajitokeza barabarani kumuaga Rais Obama
Rais Obama akiwaaga watanzania waliofika katika Uwanja wa ndege wa kimataifa wa Mwalimu Julius Nyerere jijini Dar es Salaam
Dar es Salaam. Rais wa Marekani Barack Obama
amehitimisha ziara yake ya Afrika mapema leo, kwa kutembelea mradi wa
uzalishaji umeme wa Symbion Ubungo, jijini Dar es Salaam.
Katika hotuba yake Ubungo, Rais Obama alielezea
jinsi mkakati wa serikali yake wa kuhakikisha Afrika inapata umeme
utakavyoboresha maisha ya wakazi wa bara hili.
Mapema...
Thursday, 27 June 2013
KING PLATNUM TOGETHER WITH HIS BABY MAMA PENIIII KATIKA MNUKIO WA NDOA
So
after all the guessing & rumors at last our boy Diamond Platnumz
decides to give in and introduce us to his baby mama the beautiful VJ
Penny. Via his facebook fan page he simply captioned the pic above by
writing "#ssssshhhh.... #somewheredinnerwithHER #udotheguessing." The
pic below appeared first with the captions saying it all. So ladies
stay away cause he's already taken. I'm so in love with this new couple
in town!
Too Busy..... Paper chasin wit Her ... #Money'z...
Tuesday, 25 June 2013
Novak Djokovic performs on-court impression of Maria Sharapova - video
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The
men's world No1, Novak Djokovic, risks the ire of Maria Sharapova's
boyfriend when he does an impression of her tennis playing style at a
warm-up tournament for Wimbledon. Djokovic spends a long time fiddling
with his hair before mimicking Sharapova's trademark yelp as he serves
the ball. Sharapova's boyfriend Grigor Dimitrov is Djokovic's...
Sunday, 23 June 2013
Primark backs safety drive in wake of Bangladesh factory disaster Retailer warns it may pull its clothing manufacturing operations out of Bangladesh if standards fail to improve
Primark backs safety drive in wake of Bangladesh factory disaster
Retailer warns it may pull its clothing manufacturing operations out of Bangladesh if standards fail to improve
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The rubble of
collapsed Rana Plaza garment factory building in Savar, near Dhaka,
Bangladesh, earlier this year. Photograph: Wong Maye-E/AP
Primark has warned that it could pull its clothes manufacturing operations out of Bangladesh...
Iran: vote early, and vote often The election is not going to be boycotted by the opposition, and this can only be good news
A young girl holds a
photograph of Saeed Jalili, Iran's lead nuclear negotiator and a
candidate in the country's presidential election on 14 June. Photograph:
Vahid Salemi/AP
However far elections in Iran
fail the basic test of being free and fair, they are not, paradoxically
foregone conclusions. Last month, as hundreds registered to stand for
the presidential election, everyone groaned as the two heavyweights who
could have counterbalanced the overarching power...
Comment is free Iran: an opportunity to be seized This is about more than one man – the way he came to power matters, too
Iran's new president,
Hassan Rouhani, has come across as strongly critical of his country's
current trajectory at home and abroad. Photograph: Corbis
Amid the storm clouds thickening and darkening over Syria, there was one shaft of sunlight at the weekend: the election of a moderate cleric as Iran's president. Whether it is because of the west's bungled intervention in Iraq, or simply the law of unintended consequences, Iran's
influence has indisputably...
Thursday, 20 June 2013
The body of a female Big Brother winner becomes public property Being a lapsed Big Brother fan allows you to look at the show from the outside – and wonder about the real price the winners pay. Witness Josie Gibson and her ever-changing body
'The worst thing Josie
Gibson could do now is stay happy. Something must change, otherwise we
lose interest and her career in bodychange will end': Gibson entering
the Big Brother house in June 2010. Photograph: Getty Images
And once more Big Brother
rolls into town, with a strangled whimper and the small sad fart of a
family pet on its final walk to the vet's. But in the same way that we
suddenly understood the earth when we saw it from a distance, all blue...
Chancellor Jeffrey Osborne: Barack Obama confuses George with soul star US president reportedly called George Osborne 'Jeffrey' three times during chancellor's G8 presentation on tax avoidance
The chancellor of the exchequer and the American R&B star - it's easy to get confused, isn't it?
As swingeing government cuts bite, critics may have questioned George Osborne's soul, but Barack Obama appears to have no such doubts about the chancellor.
During Osborne's briefing to G8
leaders on plans to cut down on tax avoidance, the US president
reportedly called the him by the wrong name, later explaining that he
had confused him with his favourite soul star,...
G8 summit: Cameron has misjudged by putting Syria on the agenda Discussing Syria is likely to result in discord between Russia and the west which could sour the atmosphere of the summit
British prime minister
David Cameron and Russian president Vladimir Putin in London ahead of
the G8 summit. Photograph: Aleksey Nikolskyi/Pool/EPA
For once a G8 summit has a good idea on the table. David Cameron's call for today's Ulster meeting to agree action against tax havens
is original, sensible and needs international concord to push it
through. Success would be a real triumph for him. A treaty will take
time, but it is good to start now.
So why spoil it with Syria?...
UTALII TANZANIA: Viboko wa ajabu wasiojulikana kwa watalii
Viboko wakijidai majini
Ni kilometa 123 kutoka Kilwa Masoko yalipo makao makuu ya Wilaya
ya Kilwa. Katika wilaya hiyo kuna Kijiji cha Makangaga na kuna kivutio
kizuri cha utalii kwa mfano viboko wa ajabu ambao wanatii amri
mbalimbali.
Wakazi wa kijiji hicho chenye wakazi wapatao 1525
wanaotokana na makabila ya Wamwera, Wangindo, Wamakonde, na Wamachinga
ambao wanalitumia eneo hilo kama kivutio cha utalii ambalo linachangia
pato la wakazi wa eneo hilo...
Tuesday, 18 June 2013
Richard Nieuwenhuizen: Dutch football and the death of a linesman
A memorial to Richard Nieuwenhuizen in the clubhouse at SC Buitenboys. All photographs: Tom Jenkins for the Guardian
It is a bitterly cold evening in Almere, a sprawling city about
15 miles to the east of Amsterdam. A biting wind sweeps across the six
pitches...
Boys and coaches in one of the changing rooms at SC Buitenboys Boys and coaches in one of the changing rooms at SC Buitenboys Nieuw-Sloten is a relatively new town, which was originally intended to be the site of the Olympic Village for the 1992 games only for Amsterdam to lose out to Barcelona. It has about 15,000 inhabitants and, according to Achmed Baadoud, the chairman of the council of the Amsterdam borough Nieuw-West, it is regarded as "one of the example areas of our district." Although the teenagers that were arrested played for Nieuw-Sloten, some of them lived in other parts of Nieuw-West, an area with a diverse ethnic mix and not without its problems. Baadoud, who was born in Morocco, says that parental responsibility is a big issue there. "We have a group of parents that when they come with their children [to football], you really don't want to have them there. And we have another group of parents, they don't come. They even don't know in which team their children are playing; they deliver them at the door and they drive away. There are people who don't even know the teacher of their son or the team leader of the club. There is a lot of work to be done." He will not, however, accept that the finger of blame can be pointed at one group of people. "It's very easy to scream and to say it's a Moroccan problem. On the other hand, I don't want to say we have no problems. I am very open and clear that we have to discuss. Families really need help and I'm trying to open their eyes. But if you stand outside and you scream it's a problem, it won't be solved and it might create another problem – people will feel: 'We are not welcome.'" One thing that just about everyone in the Netherlands seems agreed on is that the country has a major issue with parental behaviour at children's matches. There is even a television programme, Heibel langs de lijn (Trouble Along the Field), where children can ring up and ask for their parents to be secretly filmed. The footage is then shown back to the parents, who sit alongside their son or daughter and, generally, cringe with embarrassment when they see themselves behaving hysterically and barking at their offspring from the sidelines. Things got so bad in 2007 an organisation called Sire, which is funded by the media industry and tries to raise awareness of social issues in the country, ran adverts on television showing parents behaving badly while watching their child play football. There was a growing feeling in the Netherlands that parents had become preoccupied with seeing their child win, rather than having fun. The campaign slogan was: "Give children their game back." Four years later, realising things had got little better, Sire carried out further research and released two more adverts, this time showing parents having a bad week at work and then taking out their frustration on their children on a Saturday. A spectator was filmed asking the angry parent: "Hey, how bad was your week?" The slogan at the end said: "Leave Monday to Friday at home on Saturday." Buitenboys have had their own issues with parents. "Before the incident with Richard we were already discussing here, around the table, the question of whether we should organise a weekend of games without any parents because some of the parents are crazy," Mueller says. "They don't know how to behave. They shout and they make arguments to the linesman and the referee. I know for sure that if we had games here without parents, 90% of the incidents would disappear. "We have boys and girls playing here, they are five- and six-year-olds, so they just want to kick the ball, they don't even know what winning is, but even there you get the parents shouting. We try to say to the parents: 'That's the wrong behaviour, be enthusiastic, be positive.' They don't listen. And we don't have the time to continue to watch them." Van der Burg, who is speaking in his office at Amsterdam's City Hall, accepts that parents must take a large share of the blame but also believes that those at the top of the game could help to improve standards by being better role models. "It's more than only parents. I think that professional football gives a bad example," he says. "If you see European games, international games, matches in Dutch football and the UK, you see bad examples not only of the players but also of the coaches. And there it starts, because all of those little boys see their heroes misbehave and they think it's normal." He also has another interesting theory for the lack of respect shown to referees and other people in positions of authority in the Netherlands. "The way we talk to our prime minister – I shouldn't think we should have to call him 'your excellency', but in the Netherlands everyone says 'Mark' [even in talk shows]. Yet in France, it's Le President. In the United States, it's Mr President," Van der Burg says. "In the Netherlands we certainly say more to a policeman than in a lot of other countries, so when it comes to authority we don't have the same respect. And I think one of the things we have to get back is respect for authority. It was better at one time and we lost it to policemen, personnel of the ambulance, the fire department – we have had some incidents there as well. That makes it a bigger problem than football. But, on the other hand, when you compare football with other sports, and even when you correct it for the figures because there are many more football players than in other sports, it's much more of a problem in football in terms of the number of incidents.
Boys and coaches in one of the changing rooms at SC Buitenboys
Nieuw-Sloten is a relatively new town, which
was originally intended to be the site of the Olympic Village for the
1992 games only for Amsterdam to lose out to Barcelona. It has about
15,000 inhabitants and, according to Achmed Baadoud, the chairman of the
council of the Amsterdam borough Nieuw-West, it is regarded as "one of
the example areas of our district."
Although...
