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It's weekend. A time of the week when a lot of people say goodbye to office work until two days elapse. It's also the end of the month when a lot of people get their monthly pays. And for those with no due debts nor 'upatu' feel it's time to make the most of it. It's a combination of these and other factors that encourage a lot of people to plan activities and decide to have fun and enjoy a drink or two or five or ten or twenty of alcohol conta [...]

Tizama video hiyo hapo ukaone hako kabinti ka kitasha

I saw this video on Facebook and thought I should share it with you.
Check out the boy starting the 43rd minute onwards...

How drunk can you become at 10 o'clock in the morning?

Hotuba hii niliiposti mwaka jana, hivi leo nairudia ikiwa ni katika maadhimisho ya kumbukumbu ya kifo cha Mwalimu, Baba wa Taifa, hayati Julius Kambarage Nyerere!

Hii ni rekodi kutoka kwenye kanda ya kaseti (audio cassette) niliyonayo yenye kumbukumbu ya hotuba aliyoitoa hayati Mwalimu mnamo siku ya Jumanne mwezi Machi tarehe ya 14 ya mwaka 1995 katika hoteli ya Kilimanjaro (sasa Kempinski).
Siku hiyo Mwalimu alizungumzia mengi ikiwa ni pamoja na "nyufa zinazoitikisa nyumba ya Tanzania". Mwalimu alisema:


(pleya itachukua muda kusikika kusikika kulinganana kasi ya intaneti unayotumia. Ikiwa husikii kwenye pleya moja, jaribu nyingine)

Hotuba hii niliiposti mwaka jana, hivi leo nairudia ikiwa ni katika maadhimisho ya kumbukumbu ya kifo cha Mwalimu, Baba wa Taifa, hayati Julius Kambarage Nyerere!

Sehemu hii ni ya tatu na ya mwisho katika mfululizo wa hotuba ya Marehemu Mwalimu Julius Kambarage Nyerere aliyoitoa katika hoteli ya Kilimanjaro (sasa Kempinski) siku ya Jumanne, tarehe ya kumi na nne ya mwezi wa Machi mwaka moja elfu, tisa mia, tisini na tano.
Kwa marejeo ya sehemu ya kwanza bofya hapa na kwa sehemu ya pili bofya hapa.

Mwalimu alisema:


(pleya inachukua muda kusikika kulinganana kasi ya intaneti unayotumia.Ikiwa husikii kwenye pleya moja, jaribu nyingine)

Hotuba hii niliiposti mwaka jana, hivi leo nairudia ikiwa ni katika maadhimisho ya kumbukumbu ya kifo cha Mwalimu, Baba wa Taifa, hayati Julius Kambarage Nyerere!

Wiki iliyopita tuliisikiliza sehemu ya kwanza ya hotuba (bofya hapa kuirejea) aliyoitoa marehemu Mwalimu Julius Kambarage Nyerere katika hoteli ya Kilimanjaro (Kempinski) mnamo siku ya Jumanne mwezi wa Machi tarehe ya 14 ya mwaka 1995. Hii hapa ni sehemu ya pili kati ya sehemu tatu za hotuba hiyo. Mwalimu alisema:




(pleya inachukua muda kusikika kulinganana kasi ya intaneti unayotumia, ikiwa husikii katika pleye moja, jaribu nyingine)

Ilikuwa ni kiecheko na nderemo kwa timu ya mpira wa miguu ya Argentina baada ya kuichapa Peru bao 2 kwa 1 na hivyo kuibuka mshindi katika mojawapo ya mechi za kinyang'anyiro cha kupata tiketi ya kucheza kombe la dunia litakalofanyika nchini Afrika Kusini hapo mwakani (2010). Kocha wa timu hiyo, Diego Armando Maradona alishindwa kujizuia furaha yake hasa ukizingatia kudorora na kupoteza mechi kadhaa hivyo safari hii alifanya malipizi na kupiga mbizi kiwanjani. Tazama video hapo chini baada ya picha...

With power problems that we have in Tanzania, I just wish we had many of Kamkwamba to help us find a solution to this historical problem. When I listened to Kamkwamba's story, I wondered, why is Malawi still facing power shortages? and What is it that our educated engineers in Tanzania can't agree to work on to solve this problem?
So, literally, this tells me that there is more into it than just the 'happy ending story of Kamkwamba'. Is the dirty politics in the middle of this again?

Listen and watch videos about this remarkable story of Wiliam Kamkwamba 
 
A Windmill That Saves a Village 

In 2002, teenaged William Kamkwamba had a vision in the very poor African nation of Malawi: A little bicycle generator that powers a light, if connected to a windmill, could allow him to read his schoolbooks at night. As he went further with his plans, he began to see how such a windmill might actually bring the 20th century to his own village. Out this week is "The Boy Who Harnessed the Wind," a book that tells Kamkwamba's story. We talked with William Kamkwamba and Bryan Mealer, the book's co-authors.
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This is pathetic. Absolutely wrong in either way you look at it. A child can not be subjected to these kinds of torture and suffering. It's one thing to think about it but hearing them lamenting and wondering why this was done to them, it kills your heart especially if you care and you have a human heart. It is really sickening and demonic. I fully condemn it and anybody who thinks this is just ok, you are sick too, can you imagine if this was done to you when you were a child?... horrid! (sorry to all of you who went through this, hopefully justice will be done someday).
Kenya's stunning beaches attract thousands of tourists each year but this tropical paradise hides a harrowing secret. Children as young as 6 are having to risk their lives and sell sex in order to survive.
As night falls, Mombasas clubs fill up with European male tourists ogling teenage girls. The desperate teenagers wear high heels and pay a bribe to get in. The ultimate hope is Mzungu, a white man who will pay 5 times more for sex, than a Kenyan labourer can earn in a day. Three years ago a study by UNICEF reported that approximately 30% of the population of children aged between 12 and 18 were engaged in some form of sex work. Since this report, political violence and economic crisis has left 10 million Kenyans starving, forcing more youngsters into the sex trade. I started when I was 12. I could go into a nightclub and I could count 10 to 20 girls that were prostitutes, tells 14-year-old prostitute Leyla. I ask God, what I have done wrong? I am still a child and I am doing this. Dr. Essam Ahmed works in Mombassas only sexual health clinic and explains there are many loopholes in the judicial system, it's very rare for a perpetrator to be jailed. And although the authorities say they are going to take strict action on those who are taking advantage of young children, the country fears any attack on its reputation could drive innocent tourists away.
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This is HardColdReality's video on "Raymond's way of getting cheese"! For any suggestions and more Raymond visit Micheal Loeck's website: www.immmortal3d.com

Mark Grantham has sold chocolate in Newmarket for 18 years to fund-raise for World Vision children in Africa and India. Now he's traveling to Tanzania to visit some of his kids. How will he get on? This is a full episode divided into 3 parts. Please watch the videos below.

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Sisi waTanzania tunafahamu au tumewahi kusikia kuwepo kwa kitoweo 'samaki nchanga', wengine husema 'panya buku' japo watu wengi wanaoishi maeneo ya mjini, neno hili litakuwa la kufikirika tu na pengine mzaha na masikhara. Bila shaka yoyote, nikweli kuwa panya ni kitoweo kwa baadhi ya makabila ya Tanzania hasa yale ya Kusini, mikoa ya Nyanda za juu Kusinina hasa kaskazini kwenye jamii ya Wahadzabe. Vile vile mnyama huyu ni kitoweo katika maeneo ya baadhi ya nchi nyingine za dunia katika mabara kama vile Asia na Amerika ya Kusini.
Baadhi ya viumbe wanaoliwa ambao aghalabu ni nadra kukubalika katika jamii nzima ni pamoja na, Panya, Panya buku, Nyoka, Chura, Ng'e, Mende (aina fulani), Senene, Barale, Kumbikumbi nk.

Hizi ni picha alizonitumia mdau Eva na video inayoonekana hapo baada ya picha nimeipata YouTube.

Various online news site and blogs report that it all started after this woman found out that her boyfriends has been cheating on her with another woman. These are some of the things that I try to understand but unfortunately I haven't gotten anywhere... there has to be a reason though. This world of ours! We live in it together, yet we are so distant!

it's works just the same way drugs are smuggled inside body cavities.
Security officials are concerned over a tactic newly employed by al Qaeda.  Sheila MacVicar reports suicide bombers are now storing explosives inside their bodies in order to avoid detection.

Text version of this news video is also available at CBS via: http://cbsnews.com/stories/2009/09/28/eveningnews

...winning by TKO on the 10th round of the 2008-11-07 super bantamweight boxing match vs  Tomas Vill at the Casino del Sol in Tucson, AZ, our one and only Rogers Mtagwa...