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Monday, November 6

DC SHINYANGA ASHIRIKI CHAKULA CHA PAMOJA NA WATOTO WENYE UALBINO BUHANGIJA






Mkuu wa wilaya ya Shinyanga Josephine Matiro akishindana kucheza muziki na watoto wenye ualbino katika kituo cha Buhangija wakati wa hafla ya kula chakula cha pamoja kilichoandaliwa na Kampuni ya Ulinzi Cyvalo Tanzania Limited-Picha na Marco Maduhu - Malunde1 blog




Mkuu wa wilaya ya Shinyanga Josephine Matiro ameshiriki katika hafla fupi kula chakula cha pamoja na watoto wenye ualbino wanaolelewa kwenye kituo cha Buhangija mjini Shinyanga kilichoandaliwa na Kampuni ya Ulinzi Cyvalo Tanzania Limited inayomilikiwa na Crissant Mssipi.


Kabla ya kula cha pamoja na watoto hao,mkuu huyo wa wilaya pamoja na wafanyakazi wa kampuni hiyo ya ulinzi walifanya usafi wa mazingira ikiwemo kupulizia dawa ya kuua wadudu kama vile kunguni katika mabweni yanayotumiwa na watoto hao.


Hafla fupi ya chakula cha pamoja iliyohudhuriwa pia na Afisa Mthibiti ubora wa Shule halmashauri ya Manispaa ya Shinyanga Aziza Yanga,imenogeshwa kwa burudani ya muziki ambapo Mkuu wa wilaya ya Shinyanga, Josephine Matiro aliamua kucheza muziki na watoto hao hali iliyoongeza furaha zaidi kwa watoto hao.Akizungumza katika kituo hicho,Matiro ameitaka jamii kuondokana na dhana ya kuwabagua na kuwafanyia vitendo vya kikatili ikiwemo kukata viungo na kuwaua akibainisha kuwa watoto wenye ualbino binadamu kama wengine na kinacho watofautisha ni rangi tu ya ngozi yao.


Amesema jamii ikibadilika watoto hao wataishi kwa amani na furaha kwa kujiona hawana tofauti na binadamu wengine ."Naomba jamii iondokane na matukio ya kuwanyanyasa watoto hawa ili nao waishi kwa amani na upendo ," amesema Matiro.Aidha alisema hivi karibuni serikali iliamua kuwarudisha majumbani baadhi ya watoto waliokuwa wanaishi katika kituo hicho wakiwemo waliohitimu elimu yao ya msingi katika Shule ya Buhaghija hivyo akaitaka jamii kuhakikisha inawalinda na wanaishi kwa amani bila ya kubughudhiwa.


Naye msemaji wa Kampuni hiyo ya Ulinzi Twaha Makani, amesema mara baada ya siku chache kukitembelea kituo hicho waliguswa na vitu vingi vinavyohusu maisha ya watoto hao na hivyo kuamua kufanya shughuli za usafi wa mazingira, kupulizia dawa ya kuua kunguni pamoja na kula nao chakula cha pamoja.


Kwa upande wake mmoja wa walezi wa kituo hicho Bright Mduma mbali na kuishukuru kampuni hiyo ya ulinzi kwa kufanya usafi,kuua wadudu na kuandaa chakula,amesema kituo hicho kina jumla ya watoto 228, watoto wenye ualbino 144, wasiosikia 60 na wasioona 24.Mwandishi wa Malunde1 blog,Marco Maduhu alikuwepo eneo la tukio ametuletea picha za matukio yaliyojiri.

Mkuu wa wilaya Josephine Matiro akizungumza katika hafla fupi ya kula chakula cha pamoja na watoto wanaolelewa kituo cha Buhangija Mjini Shinyanga ambapo aliwahakikishia ulinzi pamoja na kuboreshewa makazi yao.-Picha zote na Marco Maduhu - Malunde1 blog

Msemaji wa Kampuni ya Ulinzi Cyvalo Tanzania LTD inayomilikiwa na Crissant Mssipi, bwana Twaha Makani akizungumza na watoto hao ambapo alisema kampuni hiyo itaendelea kushirikiana nao kutatua baadhi ya changamoto ambazo zinaendelea kuwakabili.

Msemaji wa Kampuni ya Ulinzi Cyvalo Tanzania LTD inayomilikiwa na Crissant Mssipi, bwana Twaha Makani akizungumza katika kituo cha Buhangija

Afisa Mthibiti ubora wa shule halmashauri ya Manispaa ya Shinyanga Aziza Yanga, akizungumza na watoto wanaolelewa katika kituo cha Buhangija ambapo aliwataka wadau wajitokeze kuwasaidia kutatua baadhi ya changamoto zinazowakabili pamoja na kushiriki kula nao chakula cha pamoja na siyo kusubiri hadi siku za sikukuu.

Wafanyakazi wa Kampuni ya Ulinzi Cyvalo Tanzania LTD wakipulizia dawa ya kuua kunguni katika mabweni ya watoto wanaolelewa katika kituo cha Buhangija

Zoezi la kupulizia dawa ya kuua wadudu likiendelea

Sehemu ya Mashuka yakiwa yameanikwa baada ya kufuliwa na wafanyakazi wa kampuni hiyo

Mkuu wa wilaya Josephine Matiro akipika chakula kwa ajili ya watoto wenye ualbino katika kituo cha Buhangija mjini Shinyanga.

Watoto wenye ualbino wakila chakula cha pamoja na mkuu wa wilaya ya Shinyanga Josephine Matiro ,kilichoandaliwa na Kampuni ya Ulinzi Cyvalo Tanzania LTD

Watoto wanaolelewa katika kituo cha Buhangija wakila chakula cha pamoja na mkuu wa wilaya ya Shinyanga Josephine Matiro ,kilichoandaliwa na Kampuni ya Ulinzi Cyvalo Tanzania LTD

Watoto wakiendelea kula chakula

Baadhi ya walinzi wa kampuni hiyo nao wakishiriki kula chakula cha pamoja na watoto hao

Zoezi la kula chakula likiendelea

Watoto wakila chakula

Mtoto akimuonesha mkuu wa wilaya ya Shinyanga Josephine Matiro (aliyevaa nguo nyekundu) uwezo wake wa kucheza muziki





Mkuu wa wilaya Josephine Matiro (aliyevaa nguo nyekundu) akicheza muziki wimbo wa Diamond Platnumz zilipendwa na watoto wenye ualbino katika kituo cha Buhangija





Mimi ni nomaaaa!! subiri nikuoneshe kazi mkuu.......





Mkuu wa wilaya Josephine Matiro akifurahia show ya mtoto.....

Mkuu wa wilaya ya Shinyanga Josephine Matiro akicheza na watoto hao

Kushoto ni Afisa Mthibiti ubora wa shule halmashauri ya Manispaa ya Shinyanga Aziza Yanga akicheza muziki

Watoto wakicheza mziki wa Kamatia chini

Mkuu wa wilaya ya Shinyanga Josephine Matiro akicheza Kwaito na watoto hao

Watoto wakicheza muziki na Mkuu wa wilaya ya Shinyanga Josephine Matiro

Watoto wakisakata rhumba

Watoto wakiendelea kucheza


Picha zote na Marco Maduhu - Malunde1 blog

Monday, September 18

Zanzibar arrests 20 over homosexuality



Twenty people have been arrested on Tanzania’s semi-autonomous archipelago of Zanzibar for alleged homosexuality, police said.
The 12 women and eight men were picked up in a hotel where they were receiving training about HIV/AIDS education programmes.
Earlier this year, authorities banned many private health clinics from providing HIV services, saying they encouraged gay sex.
Homosexuality is a crime in Tanzania.
Regional police commander Hassan Ali Nasri said on state television: “They are implicated in homosexuality. We arrested them and are busy interrogating them. The police cannot turn a blind eye to this practice.”
On Friday, Deputy Health Minister Hamisi Kingwangalla vowed in front of parliament to “fight with all our strength against groups supporting homosexuality in our country,” AFP news agency reports.
In July 2016, the government banned the import and sales of sexual lubricants, with Health Minister Ummy Mwalimu saying it encouraged homosexuality which led to the spread of HIV/Aids, AFP added.
Gay male sex is punishable by up to 30 years in jail in the country.
Despite the ban on homosexuality, Tanzania was until recently tolerant toward gay people than many other African countries, but a rise in anti-gay rhetoric by government appears to have led to a spike in discrimination.
In July, human rights group Amnesty International said the authorities were “arresting and prosecuting people on homosexuality-related charges, and subjecting them to forced anal examinations.”
Agencies

Six ways to keep the fire burning in your relationship


By For Citizen Digital

In a relationship, it is almost guaranteed that the enthusiasm will fade off especially if you lead a ‘normal’ relationship. But don’t worry, there are a few things, actually six things,  you can do to keep the excitement in your relationship long
Friendship first
Before you become lovers, cultivate friendship. This way, it is easier to express yourself. Being free with your soul mate creates a firm bond and as they say, a strong foundation results in a strong building, in this case relationship.
Acknowledge it won’t be a smooth ride
Ups and downs are definitely part of relationships. Understanding and accepting this fact does a great deal because you are able to come up with ways of dealing with fluctuations when they kick in. With this, both of you are able to grow in your relationship when you correct and learn from each other. William Shakespeare said expectation is the root of all heartache. Don’t expect that it’s going to be all perfect instead learn to live with the flaws.
Novelty is key
Paulo Coelho said routine is lethal. Doing the same thing over and over is boring and more harm is that it makes the other party want to explore. If you’re bored, the obvious reaction is to look for excitement. In matters relationships, one may end up finding an alternative spouse. Be creative, come up with new and refreshing ways to enjoy each other’s company.
Allow for ‘lit bulb’ moments 
You know when a random idea comes to your mind and you let it pass? That is an ideal idea to make happen. Be spontaneous with your partner, it makes the relationship exciting, especially when it comes as a surprise.
Don’t just tell, show!
‘I love you’ may be very easy to say but it does a great deal if you show your spouse you love them. It is possible to say something you don’t necessarily mean, therefore, go the extra mile.
Vacation
Well, you don’t have to travel to achieve this, but if you can, the better. Spend time just the two of you, outside your normal environment, enjoy each other’s company, rediscover and most importantly, have fun.

Saturday, September 2

Raila mourns death of students in school fire



Moi Girls High School, Nairobi. PHOTO/Courtesy


By For Citizen Digital
 The Opposition National Super Alliance (NASA) leader, Raila Odinga, and his wife, Mama Ida Odinga, have mourned the death of seven students of Moi Girls High School in Kibra, Nairobi following a dawn school fire.

In a statement to newsrooms, the Odinga’s said that the fire tragedy has thrown the country into a mourning mood and that the country has lost young, brilliant and industrious minds.

“Mama Ida and I are deeply saddened by the fire tragedy that occurred earlier today (Saturday) at Moi Girls High School, Nairobi and that claimed lives of seven young girls and left scores injured. We grieve the brutal death of such nice and innocent children who had just reported back to school for the final term of the year,” said the Odinga’s in the statement.

“We pray for the families, who must be struggling for answers at this moment. We also stand with the fraternity of the school, including students, workers, teachers and parents for what they are going through at this moment.”

Seven students died from the inferno while ten others are still hospitalized after sustaining serious injuries.

The school, located in Nairobi’s Kibra area has since been closed for two weeks as investigations into the cause of the fire start.

Education Cabinet Secretary, Dr. Fred Matiang’i, visited the school where he promised that the government would do all that is necessary to ensure that safety of students is assured.

Odinga challenged the government to speed up investigations into the matter and make the findings public.“It is our hope that the government will quickly conduct investigations and share findings with the public on the cause of the fire as that will be critical to helping the parents and students cope with the loss,” he said.

Monday, August 7

2017 SEEDS FOR THE FUTURE PROGRAM STUDENTS FROM TANZANIA FINISH THE FIRST WEEK TRAINING IN CHINA





Tanzanian ICT students who are in China attending the ‘Seeds for the Future’ program have completed the first week of technological training and Chinese cultural and language classes in Beijing.

The selected students started their journey on 28th July, 2017, spent time in Beijing, where they received an introduction to Chinese culture and Mandarin. And later on, the students travelled to Huawei’s Shenzhen campus learning about the technology industry and the long-term trends in mobile, networking and cloud computing.

Speaking during the closing ceremony for the Cultural and language trainings, Ms Asha Said Seif a student from State University of Zanzibar (SUZA) said that “Our third day in Beijing has been one of the great experience as we start taking our first Chinese language class in the School of Continuing Education of Beijing Language and Culture University.”

She said that during their session, they were given basic introductions to the basic and fundamental things about the Chinese language, such as initials and finals, tones, the positions of tonal marks, new words, pronouncing and memorizing simple phrases, counting and so on.

“The hardest part was pronouncing the words and phrases, and the favourite part was being able to count the numbers and sing two of the best Chinese songs by the best Chinese singers,” she said.

Mr Ahmed Haji Abdullah who is also a student from SUZA said that given an opportunity to participate in the Huawei Seeds for the Future program, will not only help them to explore and learn the Chinese language and culture, but also will prepare them for the 21st century.

He said that many employers and companies across the globe seeking to establish relationships and develop key business links with China; Chinese language has indeed become a very valuable and highly sought skill in today’s world.

“Since China has become a major player in the world economy, the demand for experienced professionals with Chinese language skills has increased dramatically,” he added.

Mr Nhendegese Martine from University of Dodoma (UDOM) said “In the afternoon session, a highly waited painting lesson was presented to the students by a Chinese teacher. With all required tools for painting, step by step students were taught on how to paint flower and bird, figure, vegetable and fruits and animal. In this skilled like session students demonstrated their paintings and wrote their Chinese names as the way to appreciate the talent,” he said.

He said that Chinese people let the foreigners know the culture and language of their country which make feel like they are at their home country. This positive tricky should be considered by developing countries like Tanzania to attract more tourists.

Through the Seeds for the Future program, each year Huawei provide opportunity for Tanzania students to explore all beautiful Chinese palatial architecture and through this it had influence us to encourage our country and the government at large to preserve and develop our cultural and architectural in our nation and elsewhere.

This year, Huawei had offered 2-week educational experience, language training, exposure to Chinese culture and the experience of processes in Huawei’s dynamic global business environment in China.


Huawei Tanzania's Public relation Officer, Frank Amani hands over a book to a Tanzanian ICT student in Beijing, China over the weekend after successfully completing the first week training in China in Huawei's phase II Seeds for the Future Program.