Friday, August 10, 2012
HARAKATI ZA SIKUKUU, MAKAMO WA RAIS ATEMBELEA WAFANYA BIASHARA.
Maalim Seif Atembelea Wafanyabiashara wa Jua Kali Saateni Zanzibar.
Mfanyabiashara wa soko la Saateni Khamis Ali
Mohd akitoa maelezo kwa Makamu wa Kwanza wa Rais wa Zanzibar Maalim Seif Sharif
Hamad kuhusiana na hali ya kudorora kwa biashara katika soko hilo, wakati
Maalim Seif alipotembelea eneo hilo jana.
Makamu wa Kwanza wa Rais wa Zanzibar Maalim Seif
Sharif Hamad akiulizia bei ya viatu, wakati alipofanya ziara ya kutembelea eneo
la biashara la Saateni mjini Zanzibar.maaarufu kwa jina la jua kali.
Mfanyabiashara ya mitumba katika soko la
Saateni akitoa maelezo kwa Makamu wa Kwanza wa Rais wa Zanzibar Maalim Seif
Sharif Hamad alipotembelea eneo hilo jana.
Makamu wa Kwanza wa
Rais Maalim Seif Atembelea Wafanyabiashara Jua Kali.
Na Hassan Hamad (OMKR).
Makamu wa Kwanza wa Rais wa Zanzibar Maalim Seif Sharif Hamad ameelezea umuhimu wa kutafutwa muwekezaji kwa ajili ya kulijenga na kuliendeleza soko la saateni, ili kuweka mazingira bora ya kibiashara katika soko hilo.
Amesema mazingira yaliyopo sasa hayaridhishi kutokana na kutokuwa na miundombinu imara, hali inayowafanya baadhi ya wafanyabiashara kufikia uamuzi wa kulihama soko hilo na kuelekea darajani, eneo ambalo haliruhusiwi kwa wafanyabiashara wadogowadogo.
Maalim Seif ametoa kauli hiyo leo alipofanya ziara ya kutembelea soko la Saateni kuangalia hali ya biashara inavyokwenda hasa katika mwezi huu mtukufu wa Ramadhan.
Amesema iwapo soko hilo litaimarishwa na kuwekewa miundombinu ya kisasa, litaweza kuwavutia wafanyabiashara wengi na kupunguza tatizo la ajira kwa vijana ambao kwa kiasi kikubwa wamekuwa wakikabiliwa na tatizo hilo.
“Dawa ya kuwadhibiti wafanyabiashara wadogo wadogo walioko darajani ni kulijenga eneo la Saateni na kuwekea miundombinu ya kisasa, wala haina haja ya kutumia nguvu, watakuja wenyewe Saateni”, alifahamisha Maalim Seif.
Aidha ameuagiza uongozi wa baraza la manispaa Zanzibar kuharakisha ujenzi wa vyoo katika eneo hilo, ili kuwaondoshea usumbufu wafanyabiashara na wananchi wanaofika katika eneo hilo.
“Naomba kwa sasa kipaumbele kiwe ni ujenzi wa vyoo kwani wananchi wanaofika katika eneo hili na wengi na bila shaka watakuwa wanasumbuka”, aliagiza.
Sambamba na hilo, Makamu wa Kwanza wa Rais amesema soko la Saateni linaweza kuimarika zaidi iwapo kituo cha daladala cha darajani kitahamishiwa katika eneo hilo.
Kwa upande wao wafanyabiashara wa Saateni wamesema hali ya biashara katika eneo hilo sio nzuri, hali inayotokana na wananchi wengi kufikia eneo la darajani na kumalizia shughuli zao za kibiashara katika soko hilo.
Wamesema ni vigumu kwa sasa wananchi kwenda katika soko la saateni kutokana na usumbufu uliopo wa daladala, na kuomba kituo cha daladala kihamishiwe eneo la Saateni ili kuwawezesha wananchi kufika moja kwa moja katika soko hilo.
“Hatuwezi kuwa na masoko mawili katika nchi hii ndogo, tunaomba kituo cha daladala kihamishiwe Saateni kama tulivyoahidiwa, na serikali kutowaonea muhali wafanyabiashara wenzetu wadogowadogo walioko darajani, wawahamishe wawalete huku tuungane la si hivyo na sisi tutarejea darajani”, alitanabahisha mfanyabiashara mmoja wa soko hilo aliyejitambulisha kwa jina la Makame Mussa.
Mfanyabiashara mwengine wa soko hilo nd. Khamis Ali Mohd amesema biashara zao zimekuwa zikiyumba kutoka na wafanyabiashara wa Darajani kuendelea kuweko huko, na eneo la Saateni kusahauliwa kabisa kibiashara.
“Mimi ni mjenzi ambaye nililazimika kujenga milango kadhaa kutokana na ahadi tuliyopewa kuwa wafanyabisahara wa darajani wote watakauja huku, hivyo nilijenga kutokana na makubalianao yetu na manispaa kuwa asilimia 50 ya milango niwakodishe wafanyabiashara wanaotoka darajani, lakini hadi leo hakuna aliyekuja”, alilalamika Khamis huku akionyesha milango yake kadhaa iliyofungwa kwa muda mrefu bila ya kufanyiwa biashara yoyote.
Amesema awali alipanga kukodisha milango hiyo kwa shilingi 70 elfu kila mmoja lakini ameshindwa kupata mteja hata wa shilingi 40 elfu, kutokana na mwenendo mbaya wa biashara unaosababishwa na kuweko kwa wafanyabiashara na kituo cha daladala katika eneo la darajani.
Ameiomba serikali kufuatilia kwa karibu uimarishwaji wa soko la Saateni, ili kulifanya kuwa soko kubwa la kisasa litakalovutia wafanyabiashara wakubwa na wadogo, na hatimaye kupunguza tatizo la ajira kwa vijana.
Kwa upande mwengine wafanyabiashara hao wameiomba serikali kuangalia uwezekano wa kuweka matuta katika eneo hilo ili kuepusha ajali zinazoweza kujitokeza.
Nae Waziri wa Nchi, Ofisi ya Rais na Mwenyekiti wa Baraza la Mapinduzi Dkt. Mwinyihaji Makame amesema serikali inaweka utaratibu wa kuweza kuwahamisha wafanyabiashara wadogo wadogo wa darajani ili waweze kuungana na wenzao walioko Saateni.
“Ukweli soko la darajani limevamiwa, hata ukienda katika eneo linalouzwa bidhaa za vyakula, lakini imebidi tufumbie macho kidogo kwa kipindi hiki, ili kupunguza usumbufu kwa wananchi wanaotafuta huduma mbalimbali ikizingatiwa kuwa ni mwezi mtukufu wa Ramadhani”, Alisema Dkt. Mwinyihaji Makame.
Waziri wa Biashara, Viwanda na Masoko Mhe. Nassor Ahmed Mazrui, kwa upande wake aliahidi kuimarisha mazingira ya kibiashara katika soko hilo, na kusisitiza haja ya eneo hilo kuwa ndio kituo kikuu cha daladala “bus stand”.
Hassan Hamad (OMKR).
Imewekwa na MAPARA.
OLYMPIC 2012, ITS JAMAICA AGAIN.
IT’S USAIN BOLT AGAIN, FASTEST 200M OF ALL TIME.
I’m No.1: Jamaica’s Usain Bolt storms to victory in the men’s 200m final.
No world record: Bolt glances at the official clock as he powers towards the finish line.
Jamaica 123: Bolt eased over the line in a time of 19.32, followed by Blake and Warren Weir, making it a Jamaica 1-2-3.
Bolt’s time, 19.32, was just outside the Olympic record of 19.30 that he set himself in Beijing.
Easy: After strolling to victory, Bolt dropped to the track and did press-ups in the shadow of the Olympic Flame.
Mr charisma: As thousands of cameras flashed around the stadium, Bolt grabbed a snapshot of his own.
Funnyman: Yohan Blake pulls a tiger impression for cameraman Usain Bolt.
Gold number 2: Usain Bolt admires his second gold medal of London 2012, after winning the 200m final.
Yohan Blake, Usain Bolt and Warren Weir celebrate their phenomenal 1-2-3 for Jamaica.
OLYMPIC 2012 ENGLAND.
KENYAN ATHLETE DAVID RUDISHA WINS 800M GOLD, BREAKS WORLD RECORD
David Rudisha of Kenya won the men’s 800 metres Olympic title on Thursday in a stunning world record of 1min 40.91sec.
The 23-year-old world champion pulled five metres clear of Nijel Amos of Botswana after taking control of the race from an early stage on a warm night in the Olympic Stadium in east London.
He charged down the home straight as the capacity crowd rose to their feet and crossed the line in a time which shaved a tenth of a second off the world record he set two years ago.
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Monday, August 6, 2012
BENEFIT OF OLYMPICS FOR INDIVIDUAL PLAYERS
Mojawapo ya faida binafsi anazozipata mshiriki wa mashindano ya Olimpiki
Pengine
tukihamasishana kuhusu faida ya michezo ya Olimpiki kwa mtu binafsi, inaweza
kuwa changamoto kwa wazazi/walezi na vijana kutilia mkazo michezo hii kwa faida
si tu ya nchi, bali zao wenyewe. Kwa kuangalia mfano huu mmoja wa habari hii
ifuatayo, pengine pia makampuni na wafadhili mbalimbali watajitokeza kusaidia
kufikia azma hii:
Forget
Wheaties. The smiling face of America’s new golden girl is getting her own box
of Corn Flakes.
Kellogg’s
yesterday announced that it had tapped Gabby Douglas — the first
African-American to win Olympic gold in the individual all-around gymnastics
competition — to be featured on special-edition Corn Flakes boxes hitting store
shelves this fall.
Following an
appearance on the “Today” show, the bubbly 16-year-old proudly posed holding her
special-edition box.
SPorts-marketing
experts said the Corn Flakes deal for the Summer Olympics sweetheart is just the
beginning, adding that she stands to potentially earn more than $100 million in
endorsement deals.
“You are
looking at the opening of the floodgates,” said Kevin Adler, president of Engage
Marketing, a sports-marketing firm for Fortune 500
companies.
“And the
opportunities are endless. She’s only 16 and can compete again in 2016” at the
Olympics in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil.
The gymnast
already has a deal with Procter & Gamble.
Kellogg’s, an
official sponsor of the US Olympic Committee and USA Gymnastics, was able to
sign Gabby up for Corn Flakes before she could be courted by Wheaties maker
General Mills.
It was the
second consecutive Summer Olympics that Kellogg’s swooped in and landed the
Games’ most marketable star. In 2008, Michael Phelps got his own box of Corn
Flakes after capturing eight swimming gold medals in
Beijing.
Wheaties had long held the
cereal-box monopoly on Olympic-star
sponsorships
photo source:
shoppingblog.com
EBOLA ALERT IN TANZANIA
Watanzania Huenda Wakakumbwa na Ugonjwa Hatari wa Ebola..........!!!
CCM HADI UGAHAIBUNI
CCM DMV WAFUTURISHA
Makada wa CCM wakiwa na kadi za uwanachama kwa
wanachama wapya katika futari ya pamoja ilioandaliwa na tawi la CCM DMV Jana
Ijumaa Aug 3, 2012 katika ukumbi wa Hillandale Park iliyopo Silver Spring,
Maryland Nchini Marekani.
Mwenyekiti wa tawi la CCM DMV Loveness Mamuya
akipata picha na tikiti maji lililochongwa kwa longo ya Chama cha CCM, katika
futari ya pamoja ilioandaliwa na tawi la CCM DMV Jana Ijumaa Aug 3, 2012 katika
ukumbi wa Hillandale Park iliyopo Silver Spring, Maryland Nchini Marekani.
Tikiti maji lililochongwa kwa longo ya Chama
cha Mapenduzi CCM
Foleni ya Chakula
Baadhi ya waTanzania waliovalia rangi za chama
cha CCM wakiwa kwenye futari ya pamoja ilioandaliwa na tawi la CCM DMV, Jana
Ijumaa Aug 3, 2012 katika ukumbi wa Hillandale Park iliopo Silver Spring,
Maryland Nchini Marekani.
Watanzania waliojumuika kwenye futari ya
pamoja ilioandaliwa na tawi la CCM DMV, Jana Ijumaa Aug 3, 2012 katika ukumbi wa
Hillandale Park iliopo Silver Spring, Maryland Nchini Marekani.
Mwenyekiti wa tawi la CCM DMV Loveness Mamuya
akiwakaribisha rasmi wageni walikwa kwenye futari ya pamoja ilioandaliwa na
tawi la CCM DMV, Jana Ijumaa Aug 3, 2012 katika ukumbi wa Hillandale Park iliopo
Silver Spring, Maryland Nchini Marekani.
Baadhi ya wanachama wa CCM Tawi la DMV wakipata picha ya pamoja baada ya futari walioiyanda
Wanachama wa CCM Tawi la DMV na baadhi ya wageni wawili kutoka Londan
Uingereza
Wageni wawili majirani wapendanao kutoka jijini London pia walihudhuria katika futari hiyo ilioandaliwa na ilioandaliwa na tawi la CCM DMV Jana Ijumaa Aug 3, 2012 katika ukumbi wa Hillandale Park iliyopo Silver Spring, Maryland Nchini Marekani
Katibu
wa CCM DMV Jacob Kinyemi, kushoto akipata picha ya pamoja na Halima baada ya
kumkabidhi rasmi kadi ya uwanachama wa CCM, Jana Ijumaa na kuwa mwanachama
rasmi wa CCM. (Picha na http://swahilivilla.blogspot.com/ )
2012 OLYMPIC JAMAICA VICTORY.
Usain Bolt's legend grows after he breaks Olympic record in epic 100-meter final
LONDON – It was past midnight here, long after Usain Bolt electrified the Olympics again, having emerged from a slow start to not merely defeat but also break the will of the fastest group of humans ever assembled en route to another gold in the 100 meters.
He sat in a jammed news conference, talking about how the reality of losing in the Jamaican trials had awoken him. He talked about how a confidence borne from his own greatness had made him calm no matter how often he lumbered from starting blocks not built for his 6-foot-5-inch frame. He talked about how the energy from 80,000-plus onlookers left him in the optimum mood to run: calm, relaxed, and ready. He talked about how he'd eaten McDonald's before the race. "Don't judge me," he said.
And then Usain Bolt was asked how desperately he wanted to be known, now and forever, as a legend.
"Do I really need to answer that question?" he sa He already had. Over 9.63 blistering seconds in a heavily hyped race packed with challengers desperate to unseat him, Usain Bolt answered whatever ridiculous doubts existed about his drive for greatness.
Jamaica's Yohan Blake finished second at 9.75. America's Justin Gatlin was third at 9.79. Neither Blake nor Gatlin ever ran faster than they did Sunday. This was the second- and third-fastest men on Earth running as well as they ever have.
And neither stood a legitimate chance against the Lightning Bolt.
Legend? There is no other word.
"I went out to challenge a mountain," Gatlin said later. "To challenge the odds."
Fellow American Tyson Gay, who finished fourth at 9.80 and then wept and wept at the realization he wasn't even close, was more direct.
"I tried, man," Gay said, spent and emotional. "I tried my best."
Legend? This is legend.
This is a giant among children, a man who doesn't just run past his peers but leaves them in a huddled mess. His rivals don't wonder what if. They marvel at what happened. There were no second-guesses here, not even among the uber-confident set that made up the 100-meter final.
"Best man won," Gatlin said. "And that was Bolt."
They all came to London thinking the champ was vulnerable. Bolt had some injuries. He claimed he was just 95 percent fit. Blake had even beaten him straight up in Jamaica's nationals.
And suddenly, seven challengers were left in the dust, some stumbling across the finish line wondering how they could run so fast and never come close to catching the man in lane seven.
"I just ran," Bolt explained. "Pretty much."
Pretty much?
Legend? Who else says pretty much?
Bolt believed enough in himself to write off the first 30 meters. He's slow at the start. The other sprinters are 5-8, maybe 5-10. They spring out of the blocks with grace and ease and hit full throttle early. Bolt stumbles a bit because he's too large for the attempt. On Sunday he didn't even start at the precise moment.
"I think I sat in the block a little," he explained on BBC. "I don't think I had the best reaction in the world."
He had the best philosophy. His coach drilled a simple maxim into him, one that would explain away those weak starts with the promise of the furious finale.
"Stop worrying about the start, the best part of the race is the end," Bolt explained.
Legend? Who other than a legend doesn't worry about the start, the first third or half of a race this short?
He is tall and powerful, like no other sprinter the world has ever seen. His stride allows him to take fewer steps, which means he doesn't have to move his legs as fast as the others. His strength means he doesn't just glide down the track – his legs power him forward, allowing him to attain a velocity that simply doesn't appear possible in a smaller frame.
So after 30 meters – even 50 – as long as he is even remotely close, the race is over.
"I got to 50 meters and I knew," he said.
Maybe the others didn't. Maybe they still saw daylight in front of them, no green and yellow blur moving away from them as they flew – absolutely flew like no group of humans has ever flown. Maybe they thought glory was upon them, or at least possible.
It wasn't. Here came Bolt like everyone else was standing still. He burst into first. He burst into open air. He burst into a spot where no one and nothing could get him, flying into history.
Bolt thought about turning and celebrating before he crossed the line, like he did in Beijing, humbling his challengers. He decided against it. Then he thought about beating his 9.58 world record. "It was too late," he admitted.
And, really, that's the difference between Usain Bolt and the others, between the fastest people on Earth and a legend you can't invent.
All these ultra-talented, peak-performance star sprinters churned with all their might and all their will and all their training, and Usain Bolt was trying to decide which dramatic way he wanted to drive the stake through their hearts.
Taunt them a little bit? Set a world record? Settle for only beating his own Olympic mark, grabbing a flag, and saving a bit of energy for the 200-meter event still to come?
"How important is it to be a legend?" the legend was asked.
Like he hadn't already explained
AFRICA MEDALS 2012 OLYMPIC.
TIKI GELANA OF ETHIOPIA WINS WOMEN’S MARATHON
Tiki Gelana of Ethiopia made a move with just more than a kilometer to go to win the Olympic women’s marathon on Sunday, hitting the tape in the shadow of Buckingham Palace.
Gelana finished in an Olympic record 2 hours, 23 minutes, 7 seconds, five seconds ahead of Priscah Jeptoo of Kenya (2:23:12). Tatyana Petrova Arkhipova of Russia won bronze (2:23:29).
Kenya has yet to win a gold medal in the Olympic women’s marathon.
For the USA, Shalane Flanagan finished 11th (2:25:51), just ahead of teammate Kara Goucher (2:26:07).
Flanagan and Goucher hung with the leaders for about 18 miles before the lead pack pulled away.
The marathon course took the competitors past many of London’s most famous sites, including Trafalgar Square, St. Paul’s Cathedral, Westminster, Big Ben, the Tower of London and the Tower Bridge.
USAJILI 2012 COATAL UNION YA TANGA.
COASTAL UNION YAWATAMBULISHA AKINA JERRY SANTO - MBWIGA WA MBWIGUKE AONGOZA SHEREHE
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