Mkutano wa Wakuu wa nchi za Jumuiya ya Afrika ya Mashariki unaofanyika jijini Arusha.
Written By Sema Naye - Naipenda Tanzania on Sunday, April 28, 2013 | 11:15 AM
Lema atiwa mbaroni kwa uchochezi baada ya kutoroka eneo la tukio
Written By Sema Naye - Naipenda Tanzania on Friday, April 26, 2013 | 8:21 PM
“Kuna taratibu za kumwita mbunge polisi, wanaweza kunipigia simu au kuwasiliana na Spika, lakini siyo kutumia utaratibu huu wa kutangaza kwenye vyombo vya habari kuwa mimi natakiwa kukamatwa wakati najua sina kosa,”alisema Lema.
Polisi wanena
Kamanda wa polisi mkoani Arusha, Liberatus Sabas jana, alikiri maofisa wa jeshi hilo kumkamata mbunge huyo juzi usiku na hadi jana mchana alikuwa bado yupo rumande.
“Ni kweli tupo naye hapa polisi, anasubiri kuhojiwa kutokana na tuhuma za uchochezi katika Chuo cha Uhasibu Arusha,”alisema Kamanda Sabas. Alisema uamuzi wa kuendelea kumshikilia au kumwachia, utatolewa baada ya kukamilika mahojiano.
Mapema wakili wa Lema, Hamphrey Mtui akizungumza na Mwananchi nje ya kituo kikuu cha polisi, alisema bado alikuwa hajaruhusiwa kuonana na mteja wake .
“Bado tunasubiri polisi wamtoe na wakati wa kuchukua maelezo yake ndiyo wameniambia wataniita,” alisema Mtui. Baadaye Lema alihojiwa lakini alikataliwa kupewa dhamana.
Taarifa za kukamatwa kwa Lema zilianza kusambaa juzi saa sita kasorobo usiku na ilipofika jana asubuhi tayari tukio hilo lilikuwa limeishateka mijadala ya mitandao ya kijamii.
Mijadala hiyo iliambatana na mkanda wa Video wa Lema wakati akizungumza na wananafunzi wa IAA.
IN PICTURES: Manhunt for Boston blast suspect
Written By Sema Naye - Naipenda Tanzania on Sunday, April 21, 2013 | 7:13 AM
Residents take pictures as they watch from windows while SWAT team members search for one remaining suspect at a neighboring apartment building on April 19, 2013 in Watertown, Massachusetts. Photo/Mario Tama/Getty Images/AFP SWAT team members prepare to search for one remaining suspect at an apartment building on April 19, 2013 in Watertown, Massachusetts. Photo/Mario Tama/Getty Images/AFP An elderly woman is evacuated from the School and Walnut streets area as police prepare to conduct a massive search for the one remaining suspect on April 19, 2013 in Watertown, Massachusetts. Photo/Darren McCollester/Getty Images/AFP Residents of an apartment building watch as members of the FBI, State Police, Boston Police, Cambridge Police, and other law enforcement agencies, survey the perimeter on April 19, 2013 near the home of suspect #2 on Norfolk Street in Cambridge, Massachusetts. Photo/Jared Wickerham/Getty Images/AFP Massachusetts Governor Deval Patrick (at microphone) with Boston Police Commissioner Ed Davis (L) speaks to the media at a shopping mall on the perimeter of a locked down area as a search for the second of two suspects wanted in the Boston Marathon bombings takes place April 19, 2013 in Watertown, Massachusetts. AFP PHOTO/Stan HONDA
Residents of an apartment building watch as members of the FBI, State Police, Boston Police, Cambridge Police, and other law enforcement agencies, survey the perimeter on April 19, 2013 near the home of suspect #2 on Norfolk Street in Cambridge, Massachusetts. Photo/Jared Wickerham/Getty Images/AFP
A woman reacts while being questioned by the FBI and other law enforcement agencies on April 19, 2013 near the home of suspect #2 on Norfolk Street in Cambridge, Massachusetts. Photo/Jared Wickerham/Getty Images/AFP
A Massachusetts State Police officer checks the bag of a cyclist during heightened security on April 19, 2013 in Watertown, Massachusetts. Photo/Mario Tama/Getty Images/AFP
Deadly earthquake hits south-west China
More than 100 killed and thousands of homes damaged in 6.6-magnitude quake near Ya'an, Sichuan province
Rescuers help an injured woman in Baosheng township, Lushan county |
China's premier, Li Keqiang, shakes hands with a rescuer as he visits a site damaged by the earthquake |
An aerial view shows houses damaged in the quake |
China earthquake: rescue workers in Qingren, Lushan County. Landslides have left large rocks and mud on roads |
At least 156 people are dead and more than 5,500 injured after a powerful earthquake rocked Sichuan, in south-west China, on Saturday morning, officials said.
The 6.6-magnitude shock is believed to have been on the same fault as the devastating quake that left 70,000 dead and another 18,000 missing in the province five years ago. It struck close to Ya'an, a city of 1.5 million people west of the provincial capital, Chengdu, at about 8am local time.
The China Earthquake Administration said at least 156 people had died. The government of Ya'an said more than 5,500 people were injured, 330 of them seriously.
Officials said almost all the buildings in Longmen village collapsed during the minute-long tremor. "It was such a big quake that everyone was scared," a woman who answered a phone at a nursery told the Associated Press. "We all fled for our lives."
Nearly 10,000 houses throughout Lushan county were damaged. In some areas, roads were cut off, power failed and telecoms service was intermittent.
Rescuers used dynamite to clear boulders that had fallen across roads in order to reach Longmen and other damaged areas lying farther up the mountain valleys, state media reported.
More than 6,000 soldiers have been dispatched to aid rescue efforts in the mountainous area. China's president, Xi Jinping, and the premier, Li Keqiang, called an emergency meeting to co-ordinate the response and Li has flown to the disaster zone to supervise work, the official broadcaster reported.
Initial reports suggested the worst damage was in rural villages around Ya'an, which lies on the edge of the Tibetan plateau. The state news agency Xinhua reported major building collapses and damaged roads in Shuangshi and Longmen townships.
Footage on China Central Television showed a makeshift triage centre in a square outside Lushan county hospital where medical personnel bandaged bleeding victims.
A man who answered the phone at the Jiajia Hotel in Ya'an said many houses had collapsed and many people were injured.
Another man living nearby said officials and company bosses had evacuated everyone to outdoor spaces. "It is very chaotic everywhere and people have no idea what we can do," he said. "We were the frontline of [the May 2008] earthquake, so in most companies, departments or organisations there are emergency resources, but we need more. Hopefully we can get over it soon, and it won't be as bad as last time."
Lushan, where the quake struck, lies where the fertile Sichuan plain meets foothills that eventually rise to the Tibetan plateau, and sits atop the Longmenshan fault. It was along that faultline that a devastating magnitude-7.9 quake struck on 12 May 2008, leaving more than 90,000 people dead or missing and presumed dead. It was one of the worst natural disasters to strike China in recent decades.
"It was just like May 12," Liu Xi, a writer in Ya'an who was jolted awake by Saturday's quake, said via a private message on Weibo, a Twitter-like service. "All the home decorations fell at once, and the old house cracked."
Chinese seismologists recorded the quake at magnitude 7, while the US Geological Survey recorded it at magnitude 6.6 at a depth of 12km.
Residents in Chengdu and Chongqing, hundreds of miles away, fled their buildings as they felt the tremor and repeated aftershocks. Chengdu airport was briefly closed to air traffic and railway officials halted 82 trains, China Daily reported.
JESHI LA POLISI ARUSHA LAPOKEA RADIO 16 TOKA KWA EMAGS ENTERTAINMENTS
Written By Sema Naye - Naipenda Tanzania on Thursday, April 18, 2013 | 11:03 AM
MSIBA WA BABU SAMBEKE WAZUA GUMZO….
Written By Sema Naye - Naipenda Tanzania on Wednesday, April 17, 2013 | 7:55 PM
Jamal Sambeke mtoto wa marehemu akifunga jeneza la baba yake mara baada ya watu mbalimbali kutoa heshima zao za mwisho nyumbani kwake njiro Themi Mkoani Arusha |
Watoto wa marehemu Sia na Getrude waliovalia nguo nyeupe |
Jamal akifunga jeneza la marehemu Babu Sambeke |
Baadhi ya waombolezaji wakitoa heshima za mwisho |
Mkurugenzi wa Kibo Palace Vicent Laswai akizungumza katika msiba huo |
Mheshimiwa Jaji Aisha Nyerere na Mkurugenzi wa Kibo Palace Vicent Laswai wakiwa katika hali ya huzuni katika msiba huo. |
Ndg Raymond Kishumbua na baadhi ya wafanyabiashara wakiwa wamebeba jeneza katika safari ya mwisho ya Babu Sambeke. |
Mmoja wa wafanya biashara ya madini Ndg. Mula akiwa anatafakari jambo katika msiba huo. |
Baadhi ya Waombolezaji akiwemo Mke wa Mbunge wa zamani Mh. Felix Mrema mwenye miwani na Mh. Jaji Aisha Nyerere na baadhi ya Ndg ya Marehemu. |
LEO KATIKA BUNGE -Aprili 16,2013
Written By Sema Naye - Naipenda Tanzania on Tuesday, April 16, 2013 | 3:13 PM
Spika wa Bunge Mhe. Anne Makinda akiwaasa Waheshimiwa Wabunge kutumia Lugha ya Kistaarabu kuchangia mijadala Bungeni.
Mbunge wa Mwibara Mhe. Kangi Lugola, akiomba Mwongozo kwa Spika Bungeni
Mhe. Catherine Magige, Mbunge wa Viti Maalum (CCM) akichangia Mjadala leo
Naibu Waziri wa Mawasiliano, Sayansi na teknolojia Mhe. January Makamba akijibu baadhi ya hoja zilizochangiwa Bungeni leo.
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RIDHIWAN KIKWETE ATANGAZA ORODHA YA WAJUMBE TISA
Written By Sema Naye - Naipenda Tanzania on Monday, April 15, 2013 | 11:12 AM
Venezuela Gives Chávez Protégé Narrow Victory
Written By Sema Naye - Naipenda Tanzania on Sunday, April 14, 2013 | 11:30 PM
Nicolás Maduro and his wife, Cilia Flores, greeted
supporters in Caracas, Venezuela, after the results of historic presidential
elections were announced.
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At a polling station in Caracas, ballots were emptied onto a
table for counting.
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CARACAS, Venezuela — In an unexpectedly close race, Venezuelans narrowly voted to continue Hugo Chávez’s revolution, electing his handpicked political heir, Nicolás Maduro, to serve the remainder of his six-year term as president, officials said late Sunday.