Wanafunzi wa stashahada ya Uzamili wa chuo cha Mipango Dodoma wakichora ramani ardhini ikiwa ni hatua za kutengeneza mpango wa Maendeleo wa kisekta katika Kijiji cha WAMI DAKAWA mkoani MOROGORO. utaratibu huu unawawezesha wanachuo kutoka wakiwa na ujuzi wa kusimamiana kutekeleza miradi ya maendeleo huku wakioanisha na miongozo mbalimbaliiliyopo nchini na ile ya Kimataifa.Mmiliki wa Mtandao huu ni miongoni mwa washiriki waliomo kwenye kozi hiyo

HILI NALO NENO: ETI BABU WA LOLIONDO KUFIKISHWA MAHAKAMANI KWA UTAPELI

• Eti babu wa Loliondo anafunguliwa kesi za jinai na madai. Anafunguliwa kesi ya jinai kwa kosa la kujipatia fedha kwa njia ya udanganyifu na kwamba eti aliwahadaa watu kwamba dawa yake inatibu wakati hakuna mtumiaji aliyepona.

• Pia anafunguliwa kesi ya madai ili aweze kulipa fidia za watu waliopoteza maisha na wote waliosafiri kutoka sehemu mbalimbali huku wakitumia gharama kubwa ili kupata dawa isiyotibu.

• Vipi kuhusu mawaziri na vigogo wa serikali waliokuwa wakimiminika Loliondo huku wakiifagilia dawa hiyo kwamba ilikuwa imewasaidia na hivyo kuendelea kuchochea moto wa tiba hiyo? Hawahusiki kwa namna yo yote na "utapeli" huu?

• Vipi kuhusu ripoti ya "wataalamu" iliyosema kwamba kikombe cha babu kilikuwa ni tiba bomba? Vipi kuhusu wagonjwa waliokuwa wakisimama na kuitetea dawa hiyo kwamba ilikuwa inatibu? Vipi kuhusu watoa vikombe wengine waliokuwa wamechipuka sehemu mbalimbali nchini? Nao watashtakiwa?

• Maswali ya kujiuliza katika suala hili ni mengi na yote yanaonyesha jinsi tunavyoendesha mambo yetu kama jamii. Hatuko makini, hakuna uwajibikaji na mambo yetu mengi - hata yale ya muhimu kabisa - tunayafanya kimzahamzaha tu. Kama anavyosema mhusika mmoja katika vibonzo vya Pogo, adui wa maendeleo yetu si mwingine bali ni sisi wenyewe!

• Jikumbushe habari mbalimbali kuhusu Babu wa Loliondo na "tiba" yake ya kimiujiza HAPA.

Fuel-Subsidy Removal: Air transport to be grounded by Monday

Over 50 injured as angry youths attack Muslims in Sapele

POLISI MBEYA WAPATA MKUU WA UPELELEZI (RCO) MWINGINE

PRECISIONAIR YAISADIA TIKETI TIMU YA TAIFA YA WANAWAKE "TWIGA STARS"

Zuma will speak for me, Malema says

2012-01-06 18:04

 

Thaba'Nchu - Suspended ANC Youth League president Julius Malema said on Friday he was unperturbed by not being given a chance to speak at the ruling party's centenary celebrations in Bloemfontein at the weekend.
"I am not here to speak... President Zuma will speak on behalf of all of us. He was elected, whether we like him or not," he told a crowd at the Moroka Primary School in Thaba'Nchu in the Free State.
ANC chairperson Baleka Mbete told reporters on Wednesday that Malema would not be given the podium on Sunday, when Zuma delivered his annual January 8 statement in Bloemfontein.
Mbete said all messages of support, including Malema's, would be compiled into a booklet to be distributed to the 100 000 people expected to attend the ANC's centenary festivities over the weekend.
Malema first publicly referred to Zuma as "shower man" at the ANC's Limpopo conference in December 2011, where his close ally Cassel Mathale retained his position as provincial ANC chairman.
The beleaguered youth league leader was elected to the Limpopo ANC's provincial executive committee.
Before Malema's arrival in Thaba'Nchu on Friday, a group of youth at the school sang the "shower song". Some youth league leaders, including suspended secretary Sindiso Magaqa, first formed a circle and then lead the crowd in song.
"Malema re rapedise rea e sokolela. Shawara ya re sokodisa," they sang.
The words translate as: "Malema pray for us we are suffering. The shower man is giving us problems."
As in Limpopo, where the song made its debut, the Free State youth accompanied it with a gesture over their heads symbolising a shower.
This was a reference to Zuma's rape trial in 2006, during which he said he took a shower after having unprotected sex with an HIV-positive woman.
The group of young people also sang a song in praise of ANC national executive committee member and Sports Minister Fikile Mbalula, who was with Malema in Thaba'Nchu.
The youth league wanted him to replace ANC secretary-general Gwede Mantashe at the party's elective conference in Bloemfontein in December this year.
"Thina sifuna uMbalula [We want Mbalula]," they sang.
Malema held his first "mini-rally" in Welkom on Thursday.

 

DK BILAL AFUNGUA JENGO LA MAKAO MAKUU YA POLISI PEMBA

Makamu wa Rais,Dk. Mohammed Gharib Bilal, akikata utepe kuzindua rasmi Jengo jipya la Makao Makuu ya Polisi lililopo eneo la Dunga, Wilaya ya Chake Chake, Mkoa wa Kusini Pemba,

Rick Santorum Meets The Next Generation

David Corn reports on the exchange:

Santorum has been in this spot before, and he easily adopted a here-we-go-again stance, and, in a somewhat condescending manner, struck back with…logic. Or what he claimed to be logic. He asked the students to justify gay marriage. When one said, "How about the idea that all men are created equal and [have] the right to happiness and liberty," Santorum asked, Are you saying that everyone should have the right to marry anyone?

The student said yes. And Santorum quickly retorted. "So anyone can marry several people?"

No, the student said.

But what if someone can only be happy if he or she was married to five people? Santorum asked her.

Others in the crowd starting jeering him. "That's not the point," one shouted.

But Santorum, who kept cutting off the students, stuck to this argument. When the students talked about equal rights, he repeatedly interrupted, "What about three men?"

That Santorum has regurgitated the polygamy point reveals, it seems to me, the weakness of his thinking on this issue. Gay people are not seeking the right to marry anyone. They are seeking the right merely to marry someone. Currently we are denied that basic civil right that every heterosexual takes completely for granted, in most states. The issue of polygamy is completely different and separate. Currently, no straight people have a right to a three-way marriage, let alone gay ones. I think there are very good social reasons for that, although it's certainly worth debating. But it's another debate. The only way Santorum's argument works is with the premise that gays denied any right to marry are denied no right at all. They are not in the same category as heterosexuals, and their relationships, and the benefits they bring, are inherently inferior, indeed morally repugnant.

That's Santorum's view. It's his view that private gay sex can and should be regulated by the government to prevent the evil of sodomy from destroying society. And sodomy, remember, means any non-procreative sex act: oral sex, masturbation and, worst of all, contraception: a deliberate flouting of natural law. If this is the position of the GOP, it is essentially turning itself into an irrelevance for the vast majority of those under 40, and hefty proportion of everyone above.

The boos are a harbinger. But they may turn to cheers, of course, in South Carolina.