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harusi ya kufana kati ya bw. marco na bi tusajigwe (issyu) ilifanyika jijini dar es salaam katika kanisa la mt. joseph tarehe 12 january 2008 na baadae kwenye tafrija la nguvu pale istana br. ya ali hassan mwinyi maeneo ya victoria. bwana harusi ni mhandisi wa tigo songea na bibi harusi ni mjasiriamali wa hapa hapa bongo! wasimamizi ni bw. na bibi victor.

hatimaye ndugu yetu amepumzika kwenye nyumba yake ya milele siku ya jumamosi mida ya alasiri kule makuyuni - tanga. Mwenyezi Mungu ailaze roho yake mahala pema peponi. amen.

ni binti mrembo kwa sura na maumbile, anaitwa alia sabur. ni profesa wa "material science engineering" tangu akiwa na miaka kumi na nane kutoka drexel university. sasa hivi anafundisha konkuk university ya seoul, south korea kwenye masomo ya engineering, kama anavyoonekana pichani. anapatikana kwenye tovuti yake ya http://www.aliasabur.com/index.html

ukamanda ni kaaaziiii kweli kweli!......

Leo saa mbili asubuhi mwili utapelekwa nyumbani kwake sinza mori ukitokea muhimbili na kuombewa sala fupi na heshima za mwisho, baadae saa tatu asubuhi msafara wa kuelekea kanisani st. albans anglican church utaanza. misa ya kumuombea marehemu na heshima za mwisho itafanyika kanisani hapo, maeneo ya posta mpya kuanzia saa nne asubuhi. baada ya misa ndugu wanaosafiri wataagana na jamaa na marafiki wanaobaki tayari kwa kuanza safari ya kuelekea makuyuni, tanga kwa mazishi kesho jumamosi. tunawaombea wote watakaoshiriki na hata kusafiri, Mungu awabariki na kuwaongoza katika kipindi hiki kigumu cha majonzi. amen.

Shadrack Sagati Daily News ; Thursday,April 24, 2008 @00:10 Habari nyingine Mhasibu 'amtosa' Balozi Mahalu 339 wafukuzwa Mlimani Mwanafunzi wa kike akutwa na risasi mbili Polisi wajipanga ‘kubana’ uhalifu Sullivan Mbaroni kwa tuhuma za kuua mume kwa kisu Wanaoshindwa mtihani kidato cha pili kutorudia darasa Wabunge wanawake wataka uwaziri mkuu Shirika kutowauzia nyumba wapangaji Nguzo za umeme Zuzu hadi Gairo zimeoza Wilaya 40 hazina hakimu wa wilaya ALIYEKUWA Mhasibu katika Ubalozi wa Tanzania nchini Italia, Steward Migwano, amedai alielekezwa na Balozi Costa Mahalu kuandaa malipo ya Euro milioni tatu kwa ajili ya ununuzi wa jengo la ubalozi bila ya yeye kuona mkataba wa mauzo. Migwano aliyefanya kazi Ubalozi wa Tanzania nchini Italia kuanzia Januari 2001 hadi Januari 2007 kama mhasibu, alisema alipojaribu kuhoji juu ya mkataba wa mauzo wa jengo hilo, alielezwa na Profesa Mahalu kuwa mkataba huo ulikuwa bado uko kwenye mchakato wa kuandaliwa. Migwano, ambaye kwa sasa anafan

Jana jioni ndugu yetu, kaka yetu, baba yetu na rafiki yetu, na mume wa mama yetu mzee isaac kwagilwa aliiaga dunia katika hospitali ya muhimbili jijini dar es salaam. marehemu isaac alikuwa akisumbuliwa na ugonjwa wa moyo kwa muda mrefu, wengi wetu tuliomfahamu alikuwa akizidiwa hupata dawa zake na kupumzika kwa muda na hatimaye kuendelea na shughuli zake kama kawaida. kwa jana, alijisikia vibaya nyumbani kwake sinza mori opposite na meeda bar. akaondoka kuelekea hospitali na mkewe ili kupata vipimo na hatimaye dawa kama ilivyokuwa kawaida. alipofika muhimbili kwa daktari wake alipata vipimo na dawa, akaruhusiwa kuondoka ili akatumie dawa nyumbani na kupumzika. akiwa njiani kurudi nyumbani na mkewe, hali ikazidi kuwa mbaya, hivyo kulazimika kurudi hospitali. hapo hospitalini hali haikutengemaa na hatimaye akaiaga dunia. msiba uko nyumbani kwake sinza mori. taratibu za mazishi zinaendelea tangu jana, na waombolezaji wanazidi kumiminika kutoa pole na rambi rambi zao. kwa taarifa za leo a

Habari zilizoingia mida hii hii ni kwamba mzee wetu isaac kwagilwa amefariki dunia. kwa wanao mfahamu ni baba wa judy na lion. kaka kwa edward, david na wengineo. nimelazimika kukatisha shughuli zote, naelekea huko nitawahabarisha kadri taarifa zitakapotoka.

mamboz... samahanini, nimechelewa kinoma kuamka. na hata hivyo hali yenyewe si hali, wahenga wanasema dawa ya moto ni moto ndo nafanya mambo hapa... lakini inavyoelekea sasa hivi napoteza!!!!

DAILY NEWS Reporter Daily News ; Tuesday,April 22, 2008 @18:03 Also in the News Ditopile laid to rest in Dar es Salaam Police arrest 39 UDSM students MP queries sale of Kiwira mine Three set free in robbery case Kurasini residents sue government ‘EU trade deals not beneficial to ACP’ Police officers to have new-look uniforms Norway stresses zero tolerance on graft Refugee repatriation runs into setbacks Five in trouble for theft of carpet THE Police Force has introduced new uniforms and insignia for senior officers that will start being used from May 1, this year, the Commissioner of Police (CP- Finance and Administration), Mr Clodwig Mtweve has said. Mr Mtweve told a press conference today that the new uniforms have been designed to suit different occasions and working environment. He was speaking on behalf of the Inspector General of Police (IGP), Mr Said Mwema. “We believe that a presentable appearance by members of our staff will have a positive effect on the perception of ord

A priest was being honoured at his retirement dinner after 25 years in the Parish. A leading local politician and member of the congregation was chosen to make the presentation and give a little speech at the dinner. He was delayed, so the priest decided to say his own few words while they waited. "I got my first impression of the parish from the first confession I heard here. I thought I had been assigned to a terrible place. The very first person to enter my confessional told me he had stolen a television set and, when questioned by the police, was able to lie his way out of it. He had stolen money from his parents, embezzled from his employer, had an affair with his boss' wife, taken illegal drugs and he had given VD to his sister. "I was appalled. But as the days went on I knew that my people were not all like that and I had, indeed, come to a fine parish full of good and loving people." Just as the priest finished his talk, the politician arrived full of apo

habari zilizoingia jioni hii zinasema mono amepa mwenza rasmi. pichani siku ya harusi yao

Bulawayo Bureau PRESIDENT Mugabe will for the second year running officially open this year’s Zimbabwe International Trade Fair on Friday, the Minister of Industry and International Trade, Cde Obert Mpofu, said yesterday. President Mugabe officially opened last year’s trade fair. The 49th edition of the ZITF begins today and ends on Saturday. Today and tomorrow will be business days while the fair will open to the public from Thursday until Saturday. "The official opening is scheduled to be held on Friday 25 April, 2008. His Excellency the President of the Republic of Zimbabwe, Cde R. G. Mugabe, will be the guest of honour," said Cde Mpofu. kwa habari zaidi, bofya hapo http://www.herald.co.zw/inside.aspx?sectid=33468&cat=1

CHARLES KIZIGHA Daily News ; Monday,April 21, 2008 @00:02 Also in the News MPs salute Chenge for calling it quits Ditopile to be buried with all CCM honours Equity key in new mining deals No reprieve for Mwanga bank robbery suspects Refugee body dishes out 30bn/- for Mpanda Police hunt for Dar carjackers TMA sounds another storm alert Reversing car kills infant in Dar Kilimanjaro villagers decry ‘cops maltreatment’ Deputy minister wants malice case dropped THE Tanzania Revenue Authority (TRA) has imposed rigorous measures designed to curb dumping of petroleum products on transit to neighbouring countries on the local market, industry sources told the 'Daily News' yesterday. They said localisation of fuel and other petroleum product destined to the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC), Rwanda, Burundi, Malawi and Zambia was a vice that deny the government billions of shillings in tax revenue. Sources claim that dumping and adulteration of petroleum products was mushrooming becaus

rais wetu JK akiwa na mgeni wake WM wa norway nd. Jens Stoltenberg pamoja na wake zao. JK alikuwa anampokea mgeni huyo uwanja wa ndege wa mwl julius nyerere dsm.

By Peter Matambanadzo recently in CHIMOIO, Mozambi YOUTHS should reaffirm their support for President Mugabe so that he remains in power and continues to defend Zimbabwe from being recolonised by Britain and its Western allies, the Deputy Minister of Youth Development and Employment Creation, Cde Saviour Kasukuwere, has said. Addressing a delegation of 800 youths at the Chimoio Shrine, Cde Kasukuwere implored the youths to rally behind President Mugabe who has empowered the black majority. "Things might be tough back home, but these problems are not a result of President Mugabe. It is about regime change. So I want to urge you as youths to solidly rally behind President Mugabe who has managed to address the colonial injustices by giving people back their land," Cde Kasukuwere said. kwa habari zaidi bofya hapa. http://www.herald.co.zw/inside.aspx?sectid=33443&cat=1

MARIETTA -- Three college students face theft and obstruction charges after being caught siphoning gas from cars parked at the Silver Creek apartments on Roswell Road. Police said the three suspects -- Kevin Gitonga, Ted Mbaya and George Mwangi -- committed the crime during the early morning hours Tuesday with only two tools -- a garden hose and a gas can. By the time a resident spotted the trio stealing gas, they had already emptied the tanks of five vehicles using a dangerous method. kwa taarifa zaidi bofya hapo chini. http://www.eastafricayote.com/showthread.php?p=5899#post5899

2008-04-18 08:56:09 Na Theo Mushi Sekta ya nishati ya petroli hapo awali ilikuwa inadhibitiwa na serikali na Shirika la Maendeleo ya Petroli (TPDC) mnamo mwaka 1962 serikali ya Tanzania ikishirikiana na kampuni ya AGIP ya Italia ilijenga kiwanda cha kusafishia mafuta ghafi TIPER kilichopo Kigamboni. Umuhimu wa bidhaa za petroli katika uchumi wa nchi uko bayana ukizingatia kuwa usafirishaji, mitambo ya viwanda na sekta nyingine muhimu zinategemea nishati ya petroli na mafuta ya kuendesha mitambo viwandani. Bei ya petroli na dizeli ikipanda katika masoko ya dunia uchumi wan chi changa kama Tanzania huanza kuyumba. Ongezeko kidogo tu la kodi ya petroli kuliongeza gharama za uzalishaji viwandani na usafirishaji wa vyakula kutoka mikoani ambapo bei za vyakula zilianza kupanda kwa kiwango kikubwa na kuchangia kuongezeka kwa mfumuko wa bei hadi kufikia asilimia tisa mwezi Juni mwaka jana. Sekta ya nishati ya pe

By Sydney Kawadza CHILDREN have a right to inherit a free and sovereign country and elders should not let them down by dropping their guard against imperialists, President Mugabe has said. Speaking at a Children’s Party hosted by the First Family during the annual commemorations of the 28th Anniversary of Independence at the City Sports Centre in Harare yesterday, President Mugabe said imperialist forces were finding their way into society to cause division among the people of Zimbabwe. "(They) are trying to divide our people to create a weak society, a state of weakness to impose neo-colonial rule in our country," he said. Cde Mugabe said as long as he was still alive, he would not let the British or their Western allies colonise Zimbabwe again. "As long as I am still on this earth, as long as I am still breathing, the country shall never be a colony again. Never shall this country be a British colony again," he said. kwa habari zaidi bofya hapo chini http://www.he

mdau lynn akiwa na mwenzake tilapia hotel ya rock citi. pembeni ni mandinga ya enzi hizoooo.... lakini mpaka leo yakikruzi mitaani watu shingo feni.

DAILY NEWS Reporter Daily News ; Wednesday,April 16, 2008 @18:03 Also in the News ‘ICT: A vital development component’ JK addresses UN Security Council Shein lauds Denmark for supporting Africa Mererani body recovery efforts ‘will not stop’ Seminars prepare traders for Sullivan Summit Media Services Bill needs fine-tuning Payment delays to EAC retirees cited Minister expounds Tanzania’s status in EAC State lodges for repair, says Simba Plans to upgrade Tabora airport underway CREATION of a conducive environment for investment and use of information and communication technology (ICT) in the country will remain a permanent item in the nation’s development agenda, the Minister for Communication, Science and Technology, Dr Shukuru Kawambwa, said in Dar es Salaam today. In a keynote address at the opening of the EUROAFRICA – ICT Workshop, the minister underscored the role of ICT in development, describing it as a critical pillar of a modern economy. “In this fast globalizing world, the

watumishi wa mamlaka ya mapato tanzania wakiwa katika warsha, au kongamano au semina kama sikosei ya kuhusu mambo yote ya msingi ya vvu/ukimwi jana pale protea courtyard hoteli. pichani baadhi ya watumishi pamoja na wakufunzi katika matukio mbali mbali.

PRESIDENT Jakaya Kikwete addresses members of the Tanzanian community in China at the Tanzania embassy in Beijing. Mr Kikwete left yesterday for New York to attend a high-level meeting of the UN Security Council. kwa habari zaidi za ziara hiyo bofya hapo chini http://dailynews.habarileo.co.tz/home/index.php?id=4092

By Zvamaida Murwira, Takunda Maodza, Peter Matambanadzo, Freeman Razemba and Bureaux THE MDC-T stayaway flopped yesterday after people ignored the strike, triggering acts of violence by frustrated opposition youths but these were quickly suppressed by the police. Police arrested 36 opposition youths countrywide who were by last night still assisting them with investigations. http://www.herald.co.zw/inside.aspx?sectid=33299&cat=1

Picha hizi zilipigwa kati ya mwaka 1900 na 1910 huko zanzibar katika maeneo tofauti.

*********** The Silent Treatment A man and his wife were having some problems at home and were givingeach other the silent treatment. Suddenly, the man realized that the next day, he would need his wife to wake him at 5:00 AM for an early morning business flight. Not wanting to be the first to break the silence (and LOSE), he wrote on a piece of paper, "Please wake me at 5:00 AM ." He left it where he knew she would find it. The next morning, the man woke up, only to discover it was 9:00 AM and he had missed his flight. Furious , he was about to go and see why his wife hadn't wakened him, when he noticed a piece of paper by the bed. The paper said, "It is 5:00 AM , Wake up." ************ Relatives A couple drove down a country road for several miles, Not saying a word. An earlier discussion had led to an argument and neither of them wanted to concede their position. As they passed a barnyard of mules, goats, and pigs, the husband asked sarcastically

JK akishangiliwa na wananchi wa mji wa Boao katika jimbo la Hainan nchini China leo mara baada ya kuwasili kwenye Ukumbi wa Mkutano unao jumuisha nchi za Asia na waalikwa toka baadhi ya nchi za Ulaya na australia. JK ni Rais pekee wa Afrika aliyealikwa katika mkutano huo. Picha kwa hisani ya blogu yetu ya michuzi.

TUMA ABDALLAH Daily News ; Monday,April 14, 2008 @00:03 Also in the News Bunge session resumes today Housewife petitions to divorce husband for matrimonial misconduct BoT overpaid advocate Mkono, says CAG report Kibaki unveils Kenya's coalition cabinet Dawasa tariff hike plan rejected Tanesco suffers 1378bn/- loss CUF reafirms its rejection of referendum Mwamoyo new VOA Kiswahili Service chief Social security funds told to serve clients well EAC preparing plan to integrate railways THE Bank of Tanzania (BoT) made excessive payment of legal fees at the tune of 5bn/- to Mkono and Company advocates during the last financial year, as part of the charges for handling the Valambia case. Controller and Auditor General (CAG), Ludovick Utouh, says in his report on the financial statements of Public Authorities and other bodies for the 2006/07 that the amount is twice as much of what was paid in the previous fiscal year (2.9bn/-). kwa habari zaidi, bofya chini hapo... http://dailynews.habar

Herald Reporter THE Sadc extraordinary summit held in Lusaka, Zambia, over the weekend accepted the explanation of the Government of Zimbabwe regarding the release of the results of the harmonised elections, but denied opposition leader Morgan Tsvangirai a chance to address its closed session. http://www.herald.co.zw/inside.aspx?sectid=33140&cat=1

Sunday News ; Sunday,April 13, 2008 @00:22 Also in the News CUF reafirms its rejection of referendum Mwamoyo new VOA Kiswahili Service chief Social security funds told to serve clients well EAC preparing plan to integrate railways Appeal court clears father of sodomy East African bloc stands to gain by endorsing EPA Improper divesture irks CAG Chenge denies radar bribery Develop reading culture, RC urges ELCT bishops’ case adjourned THE Minister for Infrastructure Development Andrew Chenge has denied that more than one million US Dollars British investigators claim to have found in his offshore bank account came from the UK arms manufacturer, BAE Systems. The UK’s Guardian newspaper reported yesterday that investigators involved in a three-year inquiry after the controversial deal to sell Tanzania a 28m Pound Sterling (about 70bn/-) radar system identified the money in Jersey bank accounts controlled by the minister. Mr Chenge does not dispute the money in his Jersey accounts. But he

THE Zimbabwe Republic Police yesterday banned all political rallies until the results of the March 29 elections have been announced. The ban comes after MDC-T applied to hold a rally tomorrow. Police have also warned that they would decisively deal with anyone who is spoiling for a fight. Addressing journalists yesterday at the Police General Headquarters in Harare, Police Elections Commander Senior Assistant Commissioner Faustino Mazango said there were many elements who wanted the country to lose peace but police would remain firm in maintaining peace and tranquillity. (kwa habari zaidi bofya hapo chini) http://www.herald.co.zw/inside.aspx?sectid=33102&cat=1

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