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Madaktari bingwa wa Taasisi ya Mifupa ya Muhimbili (Moi), wakimpa Rais Jakaya Kikwete (kushoto) maelezo ya majeruhi wa mabomu aliyelazwa katika taasisi hiyo baada ya kupoteza mguu wake na damu nyingi juzi, na sasa anapumua kwa kutumia mashine maalumu.
eneo la Mtoni Kwa Azizi Ally kuelekea mabomu yalikolipuka
askari wa Kikosi cha zimamoto wakielekea eneo la tukio
Manchester United will go to Rome to defend their Champions League trophy after beating Arsenal 3-1 at the Emirates.
Arsene Wenger"The most disappointing thing is the game was over before it started. We can only look at ourselves. It is disappointing to fight such a long way and then give the game away as we did.In three minutes we conceded two goals and it was too much against a team who defends well. After 10 minutes it was impossible. We kept going and played with pride"
Al Ahly have crashed out of the African Champions League after being beaten on the away goals rule by Nigeria's Kano Pillars.
Carlos Tevez has again admitted he is likely to leave Manchester United at the end of the season. Tevez has failed to hold down a place in the starting XI this season and is unhappy with his lack of action, with United no closer to agreeing an extension to his loan deal.
John O'Shea was the unlikely hero for Manchester United on Wednesday as they beat Arsenal 1-0 at Old Trafford.
"It was difficult first half because Manchester United were playing very strong and attacking with everything. We were a bit asleep at that moment." Arsenal goalkeeper Almunia told Sky Sports.
Baaada ya kusemwa sana kwamba ameoa mwanamke kutoka Kenya aliyemzidi umri wa miaka kumi, Q-Chief awatolea uvivu watu wote wanaomfuatilia maisha yake na kusema yeye hajali hilo kwakuwa mapenzi hayachagui na ana uhuru wa kupenda mwanamke kutoka taifa lolote alitakalo
"Sijazuiwa kupenda mtu hivyo nina uhuru wa kupenda mtu yoyote na kutoka taifa lolote hivyo wale wanaonisema nimempenda mwanamke wa Kikenya wanajifurahisha midomo"Q-Chief
Kundi la muziki wa kizazi kipya, TMK Wanaume Family linatarajia kudondosha video ya wimbo wao mpya, ‘Wanaume Kazini’ siku chache zijazo huku ndani yake wasanii hao wakionekana kupiga gwanda za jeshi kitu kinachotafsiriwa kama ni ‘kulibipu’ jeshi la wananchi ambalo lilipiga marufuku mavazi hayo kwa raia.
Majonzi, vilio na hali ya mashaka, bado inatawala sehemu kubwa ya wakazi wa Jiji la Dar es Salaam hususan wale wanaoishi wilayani Temeke, kufuatia matokeo ya milipuko ya mabomu juzi kwenye kambi ya Jeshi, Mbagala Kizuiani.
Friday, 27 March 2009
Wednesday, 25 March 2009
Tuesday, 24 March 2009
Obama vows to 'attack this crisis on all fronts'
President Obama presented a sober assessment of the state of the economy in a prime time news conference Tuesday, but he insisted his administration has a strategy in place to "attack this crisis on all fronts." Obama defended his budget, which has come under criticism for its hefty price, saying the plan he proposed is "inseparable" from the overall strategy for economic recovery.
Suala la Dalai Lama laahirisha mkutano
Waandalizi wa mkutano wa amani nchini Afrika Kusini, wamesema mkutano huo wa washindi wa tuzo ya Nobel, umeahirishwa baada ya serikali kumzuia Dalai Lama kuhudhuria.
Mkutano huo ambao ulikuwa ufanyike wiki hii mjini Johannesburg ulihusishwa zaidi na mashindano ya soka kuwania kombe la dunia ya mwaka 2010, ambayo yataandaliwa na Afrika Kusini.
Utata wa kufanyika mkutano huo ulizuka baada ya Dalai Lama kuzuiwa kushiriki, huku serikali ya Afrika Kusini ikishutumiwa kuisikiliza zaidi China.
Askofu Desmond Tutu na Rais wa zamani wa Afrika Kusini President FW de Klerk walijitoa kushiriki mkutano huo, wakipinga kuzuiwa Dalai Lama.
Mkutano huo ulikuwa umepangwa kuzungumzia namna mashindano ya kombe la dunia yatakavyotumika kumaliza vita dhidi ya ubaguzi na chuki dhidi ya wageni.
Msemaji wa serikali ya Afrika Kusini amesema ziara ya Dalai Lama ingevuruga muelekeo wa Afrika Kusini katika kuandaa kombe la dunia.
Sunday, 22 March 2009
Friday, 20 March 2009
Amfungia mwanae wa kike kwa miaka 24 katika nyumba ya siri chini ya ardhi, azaa naye watoto 7, ahukumiwa kifungo cha maisha jela.
Josef Fritzl, raia wa Austria, ambaye alimfungia mwanae wa kike kwa miaka 24 katika nyumba ya siri chini ya ardhi, na kuzaa naye watoto 7, amehukumiwa kifungo cha maisha jela.
MORE DETAILS..
The Fritzl case emerged in April 2008 when a 42-year-old woman, Elisabeth Fritzl (born April 6, 1966), stated to police in the town of Amstetten in Austria that she had been held captive for 24 years in a concealed part of the basement of the family home by her father, Josef Fritzl (born April 9, 1935), and that he had physically assaulted, sexually abused, and raped her numerous times during her imprisonment. The incestuous relationship forced upon her by her father had resulted in the birth of seven children and one miscarriage.
Three of the children had been imprisoned along with their mother for the whole of their lives: daughter Kerstin, aged 19, and sons Stefan, 18, and Felix, 5. One child, named Michael, had died of respiratory problems three days after birth, deprived of all medical help; his body was incinerated by Josef Fritzl on his property. The three other children were raised by Fritzl and his wife Rosemarie in the upstairs home. Fritzl had engineered the appearance of these children as foundlings discovered outside his house: Lisa at nine months in 1993, Monika at ten months in 1994, and Alexander at 15 months in 1997.
When the eldest daughter, Kerstin, became seriously ill, Josef acceded to Elisabeth's pleas to take her to a hospital, triggering a series of events that eventually led to discovery. Josef Fritzl was arrested on 26 April 2008, aged 73, on suspicion of serious crimes against family members and went on trial in Sankt Pölten, Austria on 16 March 2009.[1][2] He initially pleaded guilty to four of the six charges he faces, namely incest, rape, coercion and false imprisonment, but denied the other two charges of murder of the infant Michael and enslavement.[3][4]On the third day of the trial, he pleaded guilty to all six charges.[5] On March 19, the fourth day of the trial, Josef Fritzl was sentenced to life imprisonment on all charges.
Key events
The sequence of key events in this case is as follows:[7][27][15][28][29]
Date Key event
1977 Fritzl begins sexually abusing his 11-year-old daughter, Elisabeth.
29 August 1984 Fritzl lures Elisabeth, now 18 years old, into the basement and imprisons her.
November 1986 Elisabeth has a miscarriage in the 10th week of pregnancy.
1989 The first child, Kerstin, is born, and lives in the cellar until 2008.
1990 Stefan is born. He, too, stays in the cellar until 2008.
1992 Lisa is born. In May 1993, when she is nine months old, she is discovered outside the family home in a cardboard box, allegedly left there by Elisabeth, along with a note asking for the child to be cared for.
February 1994 The fourth child, Monika, is born.
1994 Fritzl enlarges the prison for Elisabeth and her children from 35 m² (380 sq ft) to 55 m² (600 sq ft).
December 1994 Ten-month-old Monika is found in a stroller outside the entrance of the house. Shortly afterwards, a phone call is made to Rosemarie, apparently, from Elisabeth. The caller asks Rosemarie to take care of the child. However, it is assumed that Fritzl was able to use a recording of Elisabeth's voice to make the call. Rosemarie reported the incident to the police, expressing her astonishment that Elisabeth knew of their new and unlisted phone number.
May 1996 Elisabeth gives birth to twin boys. One dies after three days and Fritzl is alleged to have removed his body from the cellar and cremated it. The surviving twin, Alexander, is taken upstairs when he is 15 months old. He is "discovered" in circumstances similar to those of his two sisters.
December 2002 Felix is born. According to a statement by Fritzl, he kept Felix in the cellar, together with Elisabeth and her two eldest children, because his wife was not able to look after another child.
19 April 2008 Fritzl arranges for the critically ill 19-year-old Kerstin to be taken to a local hospital.
26 April 2008 During the evening, Fritzl releases Elisabeth from the cellar along with her sons Stefan and Felix, bringing them upstairs, informing his wife that Elisabeth had decided to come home after a 24-year absence. Later that evening, after an anonymous tipoff during a visit to the hospital, Fritzl and Elisabeth are taken into police custody where she reveals her decades-long imprisonment during questioning.
16 March 2009 Trial commences in St. Pölten, Austria.
18 March 2009 Fritzl changes his plea to guilty on all charges.
19 March 2009 Fritzl is sentenced to life imprisonment
MORE DETAILS..
The Fritzl case emerged in April 2008 when a 42-year-old woman, Elisabeth Fritzl (born April 6, 1966), stated to police in the town of Amstetten in Austria that she had been held captive for 24 years in a concealed part of the basement of the family home by her father, Josef Fritzl (born April 9, 1935), and that he had physically assaulted, sexually abused, and raped her numerous times during her imprisonment. The incestuous relationship forced upon her by her father had resulted in the birth of seven children and one miscarriage.
Three of the children had been imprisoned along with their mother for the whole of their lives: daughter Kerstin, aged 19, and sons Stefan, 18, and Felix, 5. One child, named Michael, had died of respiratory problems three days after birth, deprived of all medical help; his body was incinerated by Josef Fritzl on his property. The three other children were raised by Fritzl and his wife Rosemarie in the upstairs home. Fritzl had engineered the appearance of these children as foundlings discovered outside his house: Lisa at nine months in 1993, Monika at ten months in 1994, and Alexander at 15 months in 1997.
When the eldest daughter, Kerstin, became seriously ill, Josef acceded to Elisabeth's pleas to take her to a hospital, triggering a series of events that eventually led to discovery. Josef Fritzl was arrested on 26 April 2008, aged 73, on suspicion of serious crimes against family members and went on trial in Sankt Pölten, Austria on 16 March 2009.[1][2] He initially pleaded guilty to four of the six charges he faces, namely incest, rape, coercion and false imprisonment, but denied the other two charges of murder of the infant Michael and enslavement.[3][4]On the third day of the trial, he pleaded guilty to all six charges.[5] On March 19, the fourth day of the trial, Josef Fritzl was sentenced to life imprisonment on all charges.
Key events
The sequence of key events in this case is as follows:[7][27][15][28][29]
Date Key event
1977 Fritzl begins sexually abusing his 11-year-old daughter, Elisabeth.
29 August 1984 Fritzl lures Elisabeth, now 18 years old, into the basement and imprisons her.
November 1986 Elisabeth has a miscarriage in the 10th week of pregnancy.
1989 The first child, Kerstin, is born, and lives in the cellar until 2008.
1990 Stefan is born. He, too, stays in the cellar until 2008.
1992 Lisa is born. In May 1993, when she is nine months old, she is discovered outside the family home in a cardboard box, allegedly left there by Elisabeth, along with a note asking for the child to be cared for.
February 1994 The fourth child, Monika, is born.
1994 Fritzl enlarges the prison for Elisabeth and her children from 35 m² (380 sq ft) to 55 m² (600 sq ft).
December 1994 Ten-month-old Monika is found in a stroller outside the entrance of the house. Shortly afterwards, a phone call is made to Rosemarie, apparently, from Elisabeth. The caller asks Rosemarie to take care of the child. However, it is assumed that Fritzl was able to use a recording of Elisabeth's voice to make the call. Rosemarie reported the incident to the police, expressing her astonishment that Elisabeth knew of their new and unlisted phone number.
May 1996 Elisabeth gives birth to twin boys. One dies after three days and Fritzl is alleged to have removed his body from the cellar and cremated it. The surviving twin, Alexander, is taken upstairs when he is 15 months old. He is "discovered" in circumstances similar to those of his two sisters.
December 2002 Felix is born. According to a statement by Fritzl, he kept Felix in the cellar, together with Elisabeth and her two eldest children, because his wife was not able to look after another child.
19 April 2008 Fritzl arranges for the critically ill 19-year-old Kerstin to be taken to a local hospital.
26 April 2008 During the evening, Fritzl releases Elisabeth from the cellar along with her sons Stefan and Felix, bringing them upstairs, informing his wife that Elisabeth had decided to come home after a 24-year absence. Later that evening, after an anonymous tipoff during a visit to the hospital, Fritzl and Elisabeth are taken into police custody where she reveals her decades-long imprisonment during questioning.
16 March 2009 Trial commences in St. Pölten, Austria.
18 March 2009 Fritzl changes his plea to guilty on all charges.
19 March 2009 Fritzl is sentenced to life imprisonment
Wednesday, 18 March 2009
Monday, 16 March 2009
Masters-PhD Scholarships for Students from Tanzania in Belgium
Embassy of Belgium & Belgian Technical Cooperation (BTC) Opportunity for scholarships for PhD and Masters studies in BELGIUM
Starting in the academic year 2009-2010
The Embassy of Belgium in Dar es Salaam and BTC in collaboration with Presidents’ Office, Public Service Management in Tanzania, announce the availability of a limited number of scholarships for PhD and Masters Studies in
Belgium for the new academic year 2009-2010.
For PhD studies
Applicants must have the Tanzanian nationality and be no more than 40 years of age on 1st March 2009, have a Masters degree in a field of study to the one for which a scholarship is being requested, he/she must have completed at least two years of relevant working experience as a researcher in a university or research centre in Tanzania.
The requested PhD-research must be in line with the priority sectors (Basic Health Care, Education, HIV/AIDS Care and Prevention, Agriculture and Food Security, Public Administration, Justice, Environment and Water
Management) which foster the realisation of the Tanzania Vision and MKUKUTA.
A precise programme for the research, adjustable to its requirements must be joined and should contain at least (a) the definition of the topic, (b) the identification and official approval of the promoters in Belgium and in Tanzania and (c) a timetable of its implementation.
For Master studies
Applicants must have the Tanzanian nationality and be no more than 35 years of age on 1st May 2009, have a relevant Bachelor degree (often 4 years is required by Belgian Universities). The requested study must be related to the professional activity of the applicant and he/she must have at least two years of relevant working experience.
The requested course must be in line with the priority sectors (Basic Health Care, Education, HIV/AIDS Care and Prevention, Agriculture and Food Security, Public Administration, Justice, Environment and Water Management) which foster the realisation of the Tanzania Vision and MKUKUTA.
The University in Belgium must officially approve all applicants prior to submission of the scholarship request.
Both applications are open to people from public, and private sector as well as civil society. Female candidates are strongly encouraged to apply. Applicants need to have the written approval of their employers.
Standard application forms can be obtained from the President’s Office, Public Service Management, Division of Human Resource Development, P.O. Box 2483, Dar Es Salaam, Tel. 2118531-4/2122908, Fax. 2125299 or on
www.estabs.go.tz or from the Embassy of Belgium, 5 Ocean Road, Dar Es Salam (email: daressalaam@diplobel.be) or from the BTC office, 1271, Haile Selassie Road, Oysterbay, Dar Es Salaam (email: representation.tan@btcctb.org ).
Completed and signed application forms have to be submitted with certified true copies of all educational certificates.
All applications (original application file + 1 copy) have to be submitted to the President’s Office, Public Service Management, Division of Human Resource Development P.O.Box 2483, Dar es Salaam.
The deadline for submission is 31st March 2009.
It is recommended to send a copy of the application file to the Embassy of Belgium, Ocean Road 5, P.O.
Box 9210 Dar es Salaam.
Further Scholarship Information and Application(pdf)
Starting in the academic year 2009-2010
The Embassy of Belgium in Dar es Salaam and BTC in collaboration with Presidents’ Office, Public Service Management in Tanzania, announce the availability of a limited number of scholarships for PhD and Masters Studies in
Belgium for the new academic year 2009-2010.
For PhD studies
Applicants must have the Tanzanian nationality and be no more than 40 years of age on 1st March 2009, have a Masters degree in a field of study to the one for which a scholarship is being requested, he/she must have completed at least two years of relevant working experience as a researcher in a university or research centre in Tanzania.
The requested PhD-research must be in line with the priority sectors (Basic Health Care, Education, HIV/AIDS Care and Prevention, Agriculture and Food Security, Public Administration, Justice, Environment and Water
Management) which foster the realisation of the Tanzania Vision and MKUKUTA.
A precise programme for the research, adjustable to its requirements must be joined and should contain at least (a) the definition of the topic, (b) the identification and official approval of the promoters in Belgium and in Tanzania and (c) a timetable of its implementation.
For Master studies
Applicants must have the Tanzanian nationality and be no more than 35 years of age on 1st May 2009, have a relevant Bachelor degree (often 4 years is required by Belgian Universities). The requested study must be related to the professional activity of the applicant and he/she must have at least two years of relevant working experience.
The requested course must be in line with the priority sectors (Basic Health Care, Education, HIV/AIDS Care and Prevention, Agriculture and Food Security, Public Administration, Justice, Environment and Water Management) which foster the realisation of the Tanzania Vision and MKUKUTA.
The University in Belgium must officially approve all applicants prior to submission of the scholarship request.
Both applications are open to people from public, and private sector as well as civil society. Female candidates are strongly encouraged to apply. Applicants need to have the written approval of their employers.
Standard application forms can be obtained from the President’s Office, Public Service Management, Division of Human Resource Development, P.O. Box 2483, Dar Es Salaam, Tel. 2118531-4/2122908, Fax. 2125299 or on
www.estabs.go.tz or from the Embassy of Belgium, 5 Ocean Road, Dar Es Salam (email: daressalaam@diplobel.be) or from the BTC office, 1271, Haile Selassie Road, Oysterbay, Dar Es Salaam (email: representation.tan@btcctb.org ).
Completed and signed application forms have to be submitted with certified true copies of all educational certificates.
All applications (original application file + 1 copy) have to be submitted to the President’s Office, Public Service Management, Division of Human Resource Development P.O.Box 2483, Dar es Salaam.
The deadline for submission is 31st March 2009.
It is recommended to send a copy of the application file to the Embassy of Belgium, Ocean Road 5, P.O.
Box 9210 Dar es Salaam.
Further Scholarship Information and Application(pdf)
Friday, 13 March 2009
Yale maisha bora aliyoahidi kikwete yako wapi?
Miaka 48 ya uhuru hadi sasa hivi watu wanasomea katika hali hii?
Yale maisha bora ya Kikwete yako wapi?
Thursday, 12 March 2009
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