MNAJIMU MKUU SHEKHE YAHYA HUSSEIN AFARIKI DUNIA

Mnajimu mkuu Afrika mashariki shekh  Yahya Hussein amefariki dunia leo asubuhi saa nne nyumbani kwake mwembe chai,shekh yahya alikuwa akisumbuliwa na maradhi ya moyo kwa kipindi kirefu ,mazushi yanatarajiwa kufanywa hapo kesho na msiba utakuwa nyumbani kwake mwembe chai magomeni,Tunatoa pole kwa familia ya Shekh Yahya kwa msiba huu mzito.

YUSUPH MLELA,HEMEDY SULEIMAN WAKUTANA TENA NDANI YA MY ANGEL

Wakali wawili wa filamu Tanzania vijana machachali,handsome wanaodatisha warembo kibao YUSUPH MLELA na HEMEDY SULEIMAN,wanakuja na movie moja kali sana inayokwenda kwa jina la MY ANGEL iliofanywa na production ya Bajomba ikisimamiwa na muongozaji LAMATA,katika filamu hii Yusuph Hemedy wameshirikiana pia na Slim na mwanadada Nasha na wengine watatajwa hapo badae,filamu hii inatazamiwa kuwa sokoni mwishoni mwa mwezi june mwaka huu,kama unavyojua vijana hawa wanavyowaumiza vichwa wasanii wengine katika umahili wao wa kucheza filamu mbalimbali,mpenzi wa filamu naomba usikose nakala ya filamu hii
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VIDEO YA UHURU MIAKA 50 YAFANYIKA LEO(UWANJA WA TAIFA)

Video ya uhuru wa miaka 50 ya Tanganyika imefanyika uwanja wa taifa chini ya kampuni ya VISUAL LAB Director Adam Juma,iliyoshirikisha wasanii wa kizazi kipya waliofurika kiwanjani hapo..

WAZIRI NCHIMBI AKUTANA NA WASANII NDANI YA UKUMBI WA BASATA

WAONGELEA HAKI MILIKI NA MATATIZO MENGINE YANAYOWAKABILI.

                              Mh. Waziri Emmanuel Nchimbi

                      Wasanii waliohudhuria mkutano huo

Mheshimiwa waziri wa habari,vijana,utamaduni na michezo Dr Emmanuel Nchimbi leo ameongea na wasanii  na mashirikisho mbalimbali ya muziki wa Tanzania katika ukumbi wa BASATA ilala,
ktk maswala yaliyoongelewa ukumbini hapo kubwa kati ya hayo kubwa ni kuhusu HAKI MILIKI za wasanii hapa nchini waliongea wadau mbali mbali ila maada ilikuwa moja tu haki miliki,wasanii walisisitiza kukaziwa mkazo wa sheria inayosimamia haki miliki za wasanii na kuwepo adhabu kali kwa wale wezi wa kazi zao.mana kume kuwepo na tatizo moja polisi wala mahakamani hawajui adhabu gani anapewa mtu ambae atakutwa akiiba kazi za wasanii hawa.Mh. waziri alisikiliza hoja na badae kutoa kauli yake na kusema atayafanyia kazi haya yote waliiongea,nia nikupunguza najua atuwezi tukayamaliza haya matatizo yote ila tutajitahidi tuyapunguze angalau tukapiga atua alisema waziri Nchimbi.

WORLD'S BEST RUINS

Ruins reach across centuries to fire the imagination and fuel travel plans. The very best make you feel young, small, and utterly amazed by the architectural chops of the ancients. Among the many amazing ruins that still exist today, a few stand out as the trip of a lifetime.
No matter which ruins you visit, a few rules hold true: Time your trip for the less crowded times of day, often early or late. Give yourself plenty of time, as some ruins require days of exploration. Hire a knowledgeable guide, since the history is rich but the signage is often cursory. And get beyond the most popular parts of the ruin; you'll need a bit of quiet space to appreciate this kind of ancient majesty.
MACHU PICCHU-PERU









The journey to Machu Picchu is epic even with relatively newfangled transportation like trains. But each year, about 25,000 people forgo the more direct routes and walk for days along the 27-mile Inca Trail to reach the ruin. Since its rediscovery a century ago, this treasure of the Inca set high in a cloud forest of the Peruvian Andes has captured imaginations worldwide. The massive stone blocks tell the story of both a sprawling agricultural zone with terracing and ancient food storehouses and an urban zone replete with temples, squares, tombs, and living quarters. If you're considering a trek to Machu Picchu, plan ahead: You can only make the hike with a licensed company, and spots book up quickly, especially in high season.

 



ACROPOLIS, GREECE
Waiting for the traffic to speed past at a crowded intersection in Athens, you're likely to forget that history keeps constant watch over the city. Glance up, however, and you'll catch the view Athenians and visitors alike have been admiring for the last 2,500 years. Time has battered the once-pristine temples and gates that crown the hill of the Acropolis, leaving stone ruins that retain a familiar splendor even after thousands of years of wear and destruction. The elegant proportions of the fifth-century B.C. Parthenon and the Temple of Athena Nike—both dedicated to the city's patron deity—are a reminder of how much we still rely on ancient Greece for our concepts of beauty
ANGKOR, CAMBODIA

War or natural disaster might have weakened the Khmer Empire's ancient capital, but ultimately, it was the jungle that conquered this ninth- to fifteenth-century urban center. Today, the densely forested 150-square-mile Angkor Archaeological Park protects part of a vast cluster of ancient capitals, many of which remain buried. The park's most famous temple, Angkor Wat, is the world's largest religious building. But the park's dozens of other ruins, including Bayon temple with its wall of 11,000 carved figures, offer quieter glimpses into the art and architecture of this culturally rich 600-year period.
MESA VERDE, UNITED STATE
Great ruins aren't always an ocean away: Some of the best preserved Native American cliff dwellings in North America reside in Mesa Verde National Park in Colorado. Home to the Ancestral Puebloans—whose descendants became 20 different Southwestern tribes, including the Hopi and Zuni—Mesa Verde traces 700 years of history across 4,000 archeological sites. Visit mesa-top pueblos and the dwellings built beneath massive overhanging cliffs. Ascend steep trails and ladders, or crawl through tunnels to explore ancient architecture such as the 150-room Cliff Palace or the hard-to-reach Balcony House. The park's hours vary by season, and not all sites are open year-round.




COLOSSEUM, ITALY





Digitally reimagined in Hollywood blockbusters such as Gladiator, the camera really shaves millennia off Rome's Colosseum. But the 2,000-year-old ruins are so evocative up close that special effects seem superfluous. With a bloody history of fights to the death between gladiators, slaves, prisoners, and wild animals, the Colosseum held 50,000 spectators or more in its heyday. Later, Romans used the abandoned arena as a quarry: Stones from the Colosseum are part of the cathedrals of St. Peter and St. John Lateran. Last summer, entirely new sections of the ruin—including the basement— were opened for tours.
GREAT PYRAMID AND MEMPHIS, EGYPT


Political unrest or no, a roundup of the world's best ruins can't exclude Egypt. The last existing ancient wonder of the world, the Great Pyramid of Giza stands as a lone window into the far past. With more than 4,000 years to ponder the question, experts still can't agree on how the builders placed more than 2 million stone blocks so perfectly. The rest of the Giza Necropolis holds more wonders: two more Great Pyramids, built during 80 years by 20,000 to 30,000 workers, plus the Great Sphinx, cemeteries, and the ruins of a village. The pyramids are part of a larger UNESCO World Heritage site that includes Memphis, the capital of the Old Kingdom of Egypt. A trip can even include some up-close-and-personal time: Visitors can explore the interiors of some of the pyramids. And the recent drop in tourism offers intrepid travelers the rare chance to experience the pyramids without the usual crowds.




TIKAL, GUATEMALA
Stay overnight in the national park for the ultimate experience at Tikal, an ancient Maya city in northern Guatemala that was home to 90,000 people before being abandoned in the tenth century. Early the next morning, before the park opens to the general public, join a small group making the trek through a jungle awash in the pre-dawn symphony of birds and insects. Climb to the top of Temple IV, the Temple of the Two-Headed Serpent, to witness a sunrise that reveals ancient temples and pyramids rising from the verdant forest blanket. You've still got hours to explore this vast complex of pyramids, temples, and plazas before the big crowds roll in. Along the way, catch glimpses of brown coatis, toucans, howler monkeys, and some of the hundreds of other species to call Tikal home.
PETRA, JORDAN


Hailed as a "rose-red city half as old as time" in a 19th-century poem, the ancient city of Petra was half built and half carved into red sandstone cliffs. Nabataean Arabs established the city in the sixth century B.C., and for hundreds of years it thrived as a trade center for frankincense, myrrh, and spices. Now, as then, enter the ruins of the city through a narrow, half-mile-long gorge squeezed between cliffs nearly 300 feet high. Inside, explore architecturally elaborate tombs and temples, sacrificial altars, and even a Roman-style amphitheater. Most people explore on foot, but visitors can also ride camels and donkeys. The sun lights up the red cliffs of Petra most dramatically in mid-morning and late afternoon, so be sure to time your visit accordingly.




GREAT WALL OF CHINA, CHINA


Like a dragon, the Great Wall of China slithers its way across the landscape for about 4,500 miles, and, like a dragon, the wall protects something treasured. Constructed to shelter China's people and culture from the outside world, the "Long Wall of 10 Thousand Li" was built during 2,000 years by many imperial dynasties. While some parts of the wall are in ruins or have disappeared entirely, other sections have been restored or preserved. The most popular section today is the Badaling Great Wall, close to Beijing. Slightly farther from the capital city and offering a more rugged (and less crowded) experience is the Great Wall at Mutianyu. In Qinhuangdao City, the Laolongtou Great Wall actually stretches into the sea, and is said to resemble a dragon drinking water.




PALMYRA, SYRIA


Twice a day, at sunrise and sunset, the Bride of the Desert blushes, even 18 centuries after her birth. Palmyra, also known as Tadmor, is in the desert northeast of Damascus, Syria, and was once a wealthy caravan oasis along the Silk Road, linking Persia, India, and China with the Roman Empire. At a crossroads of cultures, the ruins of grand colonnaded streets, temples, funerary towers, and aqueducts demonstrate a mingling of influences that made this an awfully cosmopolitan place for the second century. Palmyra was also home to the warrior queen and conqueror Zenobia, and tour guides tell exciting tales that give this seemingly isolated place a starring role in world history

PENTAGON: US HAS QUESTIONED BIN LADEN'S WIDOWS

WASHINGTON – U.S. authorities are using interviews with Osama bin Laden's wives and video of the assault on his Pakistan compound to piece together details of the raid that killed the terrorist leader.


After days of wrangling with Pakistani leaders, U.S. intelligence officials were finally given access to bin Laden's three wives and were allowed to question them in an effort to gather more information about life in the compound, Pentagon officials said.


Another detail also emerged Friday: U.S. officials say pornography was among the computerized documents that U.S. raiders seized during their assault on the hideout. Officials, speaking on condition of anonymity to describe intelligence matters, conceded they did not know who the large stash of material belonged to or whether bin Laden had seen it.


U.S. defense officials, meanwhile, are considering measures to ensure the security of the Navy SEAL team that stormed the walled fortress in Abbottabad on May 2 and killed the world's most wanted terrorist.


The three bin Laden widows who survived the raid were taken into Pakistani custody. The White House has said it was important that the U.S. be allowed to interview them as they could provide information about bin Laden's life in his compound.


But the Islamic practice of segregating women from men means the wives probably would not have been present for meetings or discussions about al-Qaida operations.


Still, with bin Laden's trusted couriers dead, the women could offer rare details about bin Laden, particularly his life over the past few years as the manhunt for him wore on.


U.S. intelligence and military analysts have also been examining footage from cameras mounted in the helmets of the Navy SEALs, capturing a minute-by-minute account of the operation.


The video will provide a more detailed and accurate picture of the raid, compared to early information that relied on the first reports from members of the elite team, both during the operation and interviews with them afterward.


U.S. military officials have cautioned that the initial reports can often be wrong, blurred by the fog of battle and conclusions based on split second sighting or sounds.


That proved true in this case as details pouring out in the first 48 hours after the raid — including who was in the compound, who was killed, and how much resistance the commandos met — were repeatedly refined and corrected.


Pentagon spokesman Col. Dave Lapan and White House press secretary Jay Carney would not discuss what the wives said during the questioning. It was not clear whether the interviews will continue.


The sparse details about those interviews reflect a growing concern by military officials about the flood of information that has come out about the raid and the secretive Navy SEALs who made it all possible.


Defense Secretary Robert Gates said during a meeting with Marines at Camp Lejeune, N.C., that when he met with the team last week they expressed concerns about the security of their families.


"Frankly, a week ago Sunday, in the Situation Room, we all agreed that we would not release any operational details from the effort to take out bin Laden," Gates told Marines at Camp Lejeune. "That all fell apart on Monday — the next day."


Gates added, "We are looking at what measures can be taken to pump up the security."


He said there has been a consistent effort to protect the identities of those who participated in the raid — which also included elite Army pilots who flew the daring mission. They are members of the 160th Special Operations Aviation Regiment, known as the Night Stalkers.

BABY BOY WA IRENE UWOYA KUPEWA JINA LA STAR HAPA NCHINI?

Msanii wa filamu hapa nchini Irene Uwoya,amejifungua hivi karibuni,baada ya kukaa kwa mda mrefu tangu alipofunga ndoa mwaka 2008,Irene amejifungua majuzi tarehe 8 may katika hospitali ya Regency ya upanga jijini dar es salaam,na amebahatika kupata mtoto wa kiume,Irene baada ya kujifungua mtoto huyo amerudi Cyprus alikokuwa akiishi na mumewe huyo,mpaka sasa haijafahamika mtoto amepewa jina gani,basi maswali mengi yaliyokuja hivi sasa,watu wakiuliza mtoto ni wa kiume  kama yeye atatoa jina je atatoa jina la kwao au atachagua jina la star yoyote wa hapa nchini ambao amewahi kucheza nao filamu? haya ni maswali tu na fikra za watu majibu yote anayo yeye.



Irene Uwoya


Irene Uwoya akiwa na mumewe siku ya harusi yao

SCHWARZENEGGER SEPARATE FROM WIFE OF 25 YEARS

Actor and Maria Shriver say they will live apart as they work on future of relationship

 




Share Print Font: +-LOS ANGELES — Former California Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger and his wife of 25 years, Maria Shriver, announced Monday that they are separating.


The statement, issued by a spokesman for Schwarzenegger, said the two were working on the future of their relationship while living apart and would continue to parent their four children together.


"This has been a time of great personal and professional transition for each of us," the two said in a prepared statement. "After a great deal of thought, reflection, discussion, and prayer, we came to this decision together."


Schwarzenegger, a Republican, finished his seven-year run as governor in January and has been travelling the speech circuit and pursuing various entertainment projects.  


..During Schwarzenegger's time as governor, Shriver and the couple's children never moved to Sacramento, preferring their secluded canyon estate in Los Angeles, a few miles from the Pacific Ocean.


Shriver, a member of the Kennedy political dynasty and the daughter of the late Eunice Kennedy Shriver, left her job as an NBC reporter when Schwarzenegger took office. As the state's first lady, she ran an annual women's conference that attracted a long list of business, political and entertainment luminaries, along with an audience of thousands.


Powerwall: Divided political families: Only some survive


The separation announcement comes months after the death of Shriver's father, Peace Corps founder and former vice presidential candidate Sargent Shriver, in January.


Schwarzenegger's spokesman, Daniel Ketchell, said he wouldn't answer questions beyond what was said in Monday's statement.

Justin Bieber Was a 'Brat' Shooting 'C.S.I.,' According to Marg Helgenberger

Helgenberger may have some explaining to do.


YouTube"C.S.I." star Marg Helgenberger will have a reduced role in the CBS drama's coming 12th season, which has turned out to be good planning: Now that a recent interview she gave has come to light, it's probably best that angry Justin Bieber fans not be able to predict her whereabouts after the actress described him as a "brat" during a guest-starring stint on the show.


Admittedly, when I saw the New York Daily News headline, I thought it had to be a totally fabricated gossip story. But...there is video. Or, rather, there was; the copyright holder has had it pulled from YouTube.


Helgenberger was visiting a French outlet of Europe1, to talk about her show (which is adorably known in France as "Les Experts"). Naturally, the subject of recent recurring guest star/international pop superstar Justin Bieber came up, in the context of a discussion about stuntcasting. And though the question was whether Bieber's performance was any good, Helgenberger saw an opening and took it.


After saying that Bieber was "pretty good," considering that he'd "never acted before," Helgenberger doesn't even wait for a follow-up question before going on to describe Bieber's behavior behind the scenes. "I shouldn't be saying this, but he was kind of a brat," she declares. "He was very nice to me. But he locked one of the producers in a closet and he put his fist through a cake that was on the craft service table." (He attacked a CAKE?! I am serious: That is the work of a sociopath.) Bieber's already responded to his nine-million-plus followers on Twitter, tweeting, "[I]t's kinda lame when someone you met briefly and never worked with comments on you. I will continue to wish them luck and be kind." Possibly he typed "kind" when he meant "passive-aggressive."


Bieber had played a slippery young domestic terrorist in a pair of episodes this season; here's an example of his dramatic work.

BRIEF BEDMATES(BBA)

BBA...
Just after Lotus asked Danny if he would allow his girlfriend to be on BBA.
Dany tucked himself into her bed and made himself comfortable by getting closer.
The Ethiopian housemate said he wouldnt really mind having his girlfriend on the show.
Nigeria house mates Vina joined the conversation highlighting how she doesnt believe in using the term boyfriend when referring to her lover.
Technically u would say hes my boyfriend but hes my manfriend.
Vina explained Lotus and Danny spent a  while together are bedmates before Danny shifted to his own bed



Lomwe na Hanni wakati wakiwa pamoja asubuhi nzima ya jumatano,Miss akawa anadadisi uhusiano wao kwa kujidai anawafanyia interview.Miss P akawauliza kama Mmalawi kavutiwa na mu ethiopia.wote wawili hawakuweza kujibu swali hilo na kujibaraguza.

HUU NDO UGONJWA UNAOWASUMBUA NAKUWAUA WATANZANIA WENGI UKIACHA UKIMWI,MALARIA WALA CANCER

NI MSONGAMANO WA MAWAZO,
 

watu wengi sana Tanzania wamekuwa wana hathiliwa na ugonjwa huu wa msongamano wa mawazo na wengi wao hufa,tathmini na uchunguzi uliofanywa na wataalamu wa saikolojia na madakatri wengi wamegundua matatizo na vifo vingi usababishwa na hii japo watu wengi vita vikubwa wameviweka kwenye UKIMWI,MALARIA,KANSA na magonjwa mengineyo ila hili wamekuwa wakilipuuza,sababu zilizotambulika ikiwa na hali ya maisha ya watanzania wengi kuwa ngumu,tuliongea na mmoja wa mtaalamu wa masuala haya bwana John Mbaga alisema utakuta mtanzania mmoja anaweza kuwa na  familia ya watoto watano na watoto wote hawa wanasoma na wanamtegemea yeye na yupo kwenye nyumba ya kupanga na matatizo kibao yana mkabili mbele yake basi hii upelekea kumletea hathali ndani ya kichwa chake.

Watanzania wengi wanakabiliwa na ugojwa huu kwa aslimia kubwa sana,watu wengi utakuta wakiongea peke yao wakiwa barabarani hii yote inatokana namatatizo haya utakuta mtu akiwaza mengi na asiyapatie majibu,na ambao hawakuweza kustahimili mataizo haya uchukua huamuzi wa kujiua kabisa,wako wanaoumia kutokana na ugumu wa maisha wapo ambao wansumbuliwa ugojwa huu kwa ajili ya mapenzi pia,ila unashauriwa utapoona unakabiliwa na tatizo hili uwaone wataalamu husika wa maradhi haya kabla hayajaleta hathari kubwa.                                                                                                                                       

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