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  The Profile:-  Ze_city, Hipo Hop Artist, Rapper and Singer. Real Name : Haifa Mapili DOB : 27th Nov Lives at Sala Sala, DSM. Education : B.A (C.B.E) Songs out : PAYDAY and TATAKELE Upcoming Project : Plenty and very promising   Ze city in different poses...   Her Manager for contacts: Sakhia Mapili - +255 687 626 078 and +255 716 161 043 For your information, she's a grand daughter to The Late Kassim Mapili (The Legend)

SIRI imekuwa wazi: SARATANI si ugonjwa bali BIASHARA! HEALTHBY NEWSRESCUE. SEPTEMBER 23, 2016. *Na Profesa Nandita deSouza kutoka Chuo Kikuu cha Cambridge*: Neno kuitwa saratani ni uongo ...      Unaweza kuamini hili lakini kansa siyo ugonjwa; ni biashara. Kansa imeongezeka; imeathiri Wazee, vijana, mtoto na kila mtu.      Kugawana post hii ya ajabu kufichua nyingi ya siri ya "manipulators" duniani na maudhi yao. Je, unajua kwamba kitabu "Dunia Bila Saratani" ina hadi sasa kimekuwa kikizuiwa kutoka na kutafsiriwa katika lugha nyingi duniani?      Najua hili: hakuna ugonjwa unaoitwa kansa. Kansa ni upungufu wa vitamini B17 tu. Ni kitu kingine kabisa. Kuepuka madini, upasuaji na au kutumia dawa kali zenye madhara mabaya.     Wewe bila kukumbuka kuwa katika siku za nyuma, kabisa idadi kubwa ya seamen alipoteza maisha yao kutokana na ugonjwa uitwaye Kiseyeye (scurvy); ugonjwa ambao alichukua maisha ya watu mbalimbali wengi sana.      Na i

By My Friend (Name WITHHELD), Mwaka 1836 binti mmoja aliyekuwa na umri wa miaka 18 kutoka familia ya kitajiri huko Lexington, Kentucky alimuomba Mungu aolewe na Rais wa Marekani. Licha ya kwamba utajiri wa familia yao ulitokana na biashara ya utumwa lakini wazazi wake waliamua kuachana na biashara hiyo mwanzoni mwa miaka ya 1800's na kuwa wacha Mungu. Mary alikuwa muumini wa makanisa ya uamsho kwa wakati huo (Presbyterianism), kama ilivyo makanisa ya kiroho leo. Siku moja akamwabia baba yake, "Mungu ameniambia kuwa mwanaume wa maisha yangu atakuwa Rais wa nchi hii".  Baba yake akastaajabu, lakini hakutaka kumkatisha tamaa. Akamwambia "binti yangu, nchi hii ni kubwa sana, na wasichana wengi wangependa kuolewa na watu mashuhuri na wenye madaraka, lakini si jambo rahisi kuolewa na Rais. Na ukisubiri hali hiyo kutokea unaweza usiolewe kabisa katika maisha yako".  Lakini yule msichana akamtizama baba yake kisha akamjibu "sijali ni wasichana wa

Dear Colleagues, When are we going to develop agro-processing SMEs? Read the following: Tanzania: Tomato prices fall 88% In Tanzania, a glut of tomatoes has depressed prices to uneconomic levels. A large number of small-scale farmers began growing the crop this season, after seeing last year's high prices. This has led to the oversupply and subsequent drop in price. According to Mr Jonas Malta, a resident of Morogoro Region, the price of one crate of tomatoes last season was Sh60,000. But this season it has fallen to between Sh7,000 and Sh8,000. That has been the trend in other parts of the country too. An agribusiness consultant, Mr Ebron Mwakalinga, says creating a conducive environment for promoting agro-industries to add value to tomatoes for local consumption and exports will enable farmers to make a profit. He also talks about the need to explore ways of finding foreign markets for processed tomatoes. "China is the major exporter of tomato pas

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Schools As parents, we all want the same thing for our kids – success. We all want our kids to be winners. We want all of our children to be happy. Success in the classroom is definitely a step in the right direction. However, we sometimes wonder what exactly successful students look like. What are their characteristics? Lots of research has been done in the area of student success. And though there can be several different definitions for success, we’re really talking about getting good grades and fulfilling the requirements at a given level to move to the next level or graduate. So, here’s what the research says about successful students:- • Attend class regularly and on time • Turn in all assignments • Do assignments neatly • Speak up in class • Set short-term and long-term goals • Learn to set aside time for homework • Ask for extra help from the teacher if they need it • Pay attention in class and are polite • See their teachers before and after class • Enjo

The Late Alfred S. S. Mosha,  Born 3rd March 1944 Died 2nd Sept 1994

We should all know that, our mental health depends very much on what we think, take in mind and how we manage our thoughts towards achievements! the below story from a friend is very good food for thought for our mental health and success in anything we do. In short, our attitude contributes 100% in anything we achieve, whether positive or negative. Remember your mind can be programmed just like a computer software!    A number of years ago I started the mental exercise when I got up in the morning to program my mind that today was going to be an unbelievably great day. That it was going to be an outstanding day of performance, productivity, and results.  From that day forward, after learning that skill, and applying that mindset, I’ve been able to hook together very good days regularly, one after the next after the next.  I firmly believe my attitude changed so the outcome changed. It wasn’t my skill set that changed in that moment.  Certainly my skills were good, but the at

1. Have a firm handshake 2. Look people in the eye 3. Sing in the shower 4. Own a great stereo system 5. If in a fight, hit first and hit hard 6. Keep secrets 7. Never give up on anybody. Miracles happen everyday 8. Always accept an outstretched hand 9. Be brave. Even if you're not, pretend to be. No one can tell the difference 10. Whistle 11. Avoid sarcastic remarks 12. Choose your life's mate carefully. From this one decision will come 90 per cent of all your happiness or misery 13. Make it a habit to do nice things for people who will never find out 14. Lend only those books you never care to see again 15. Never deprive someone of hope; it might be all that they have 16. When playing games with children, let them win 17. Give people a second chance, always 18. Be romantic 19. Become the most positive and enthusiastic person you know 20. Loosen up. Relax. Except for rare life-and-death matters, nothing is as important as it first seems

Dear Friend and Colleagues . I greet with you in the spirit of the Country We all Want!, Tanzania Tunayoitaka! I am following up on the issue of youth unemployment and the idleness of some young people today. I am talking about families that find themselves with energetic young people who do not have the direction for their career simply because they failed to get the required grades for further education, and cannot get into the employment because they are too young and lack the necessary skills. This email is intended to parents and guardians like me, who are faced with this situation, are troubled with the status quo  and don't know what to do.  Brothers and sisters, It just come to my painful confirmation that, with mass failures at secondary schools and inability of college qualification to respond to the labor market forces,  jobs will be there but for others. As an innovative thinker, and solution driven person have taken serious steps to try and provide a practical