Hi MK.........

And the award for Most Daring Outfit goes tooooooo... Hilary Swank ....mambo ya Armani hayo..

Mdau

Mama Penelope

Sijui pa kuanzia, but for the past few month I have struggling with excess saliva  on and off…eewww….

Nimejaribu ku-google mpaka nimechoka bado sijapata dawa yake. Hakuna kitu nachokichukia kwenye maisha yangu sasa hivi kama hichi kitu cha kutema tema mate. Its so disgusting,  na kuna wengine huwa wananikata jicho kama wanatamani kunitukana wanashindwa ila nashindwa kujicontrol sio makusudi na kuna siku kuna baba aliniangalia vibaya kidogo nimtukane…hahaha…

Basi nimefikia sehemu kwamba nikiona siku hiyo nashindwa kabisa kujizuia kutema tema mate  basi najifungia ndani siendi kwa mtu wala nini kwa vile najua kuna wengine nawakwaza.

Masikini shoga zangu naona sasa wamezoea tu mpaka hawaoni tena kinyaa, ila inanisaidia kwamba marafiki zangu wengi na wao pia ni wajawazito kwa sasa so they are being understanding as a matter of fact kuna mmoja wa rafiki zangu nayeye na hili tatizo kama langu, that has been comforting to me in  a way...

Anyways, swali langu wadau hivi kuna dawa ya kuweza kunisaidia niache kabisa kutema tema mate kama kibibi kinacholamba ugolo? Au kama wale wasomali wanaokula mirungi? LOL

Swali lingine ni hili, kuna watu nilikuwa naongea nao kuhusu huki swala la kutema mate ovyo mmoja wao (mwanamke) akasema wanawake wa kiafrica tukiwa na mimba tunajiendekeza tu, mara kula udongo, mara kutema tema mate ovyo, mbona wazungu hawatemi mate wakiwa wajawazito?

Mdau, hivi ni kweli wanawake wa kizungu hawatemi temi mate wakiwa na mimba?nime-googgle na nikaona kwamba kuna wanawake wengi  kwenye internet wanaongea swala zima la kutema mate na nimehisi ni wazungu. Wewe unalionaje hili swala?

I know it’s a disgusting topic to discuss but nielimisheni jamani na pia nisaidieni dawa ya kuachana na haya mateso….USISTA DUU WOTE UMENIISHA AISEE…HELLLLPPPP

Huyu D’Banj nae utulivu zero…

Haya juzi juzi kahojiwa na encomium weekly na akaweka bayana mapenzi yake na Geneveive yaonekana jamaa kafa kaoza…

Umetuboa watanzania D’Banj usirudi tena bongo…lol 

You were spotted secretly and publicly at different places with Genevieve Nnaji and we heard you both are in some kind of relationship. Is this true?

D’Banj “Yes, yes, yes. We have been trying to keep this quiet but yes, I am dating Genevieve Nnaji.

Okay. We heard you recently featured her in your music video, ‘Fall in Love.’ Is this a publicity stunt or is it a real relationship?

D'Banj "This is all so funny because beyond the personal feelings I have for Genevieve, on the business side, she is the only one who represented what we were looking for to shoot the video. She represents Africa. She represents the African Queen. She is the biggest and was even profiled on the Oprah Winfrey Show. So it was a mixed feeling for me. She was the perfect person to use for the song ‘Fall in Love’. She even was my perception of someone you would want to fall in love with and have in your life. I believe the average African man wherever you are, if you want to think of whom you would want to fall in love with, if you close your eyes and take a deep breath, it’s Genevieve that will come to mind. So business-wise, she represented everything we were looking for to make the video."

You must have been looking at her whilst you were singing. Were you really telling her your feelings?

D'Banj "I am in love with Genevieve. It’s been long I felt this way about anyone. I don’t know what other words to use to qualify my feelings. But when you see the video, you will know that it’s not just a video, it was me talking to my girl for real.

So is this a marriage-headed relationship?

D'Banj "Like I just told you, Genevieve is my girlfriend. In fact, I don’t like using that word girlfriend. She’s my baby, she’s my every thing and I love her. We are both very mature and also very private. We would like to take it one step at a time right now and would appreciate if people will respect our need for privacy at this time.

When the news of this relationship hits the streets, we are sure you both know what will happen next. Are you ready for this?

D'Banj "Well, what can I say? Like I said, Genevieve is the biggest African star that I know and I am in the public eye, so it is to be expected. But I personally do not care about any news that wants to come out. I am proud of whom I am with. When I met Genevieve I knew what I wanted and I went after it and I am still with what I want and she’s the one I want. Right now the only woman in my life is Genevieve and she knows that. We want to be together and we don’t want to hide it any longer. I want to be able to take her out, walk into anywhere with her and not have to hide. I’ve found my kokolet, my woman. Please pray for us."

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Kwa habari zaidi ingia humu

Habari ndo hiyo! Wenzetu Swaziland wanawapima wasichana wao kutambua kama ni bikra au la! Msichana akikutwa bikra anapewa cheti ambacho ndiyo kinamhalalisha kuolewa, msichana asiyekuwa na cheti haolewi ngó! Hivi mpango huu ukianzishwa bongo jamani hii michango ya harusi isiyoisha kila kukicha si itakuwa ndiyo baibai??!!!!

Asante mdau Gwakisa kwa picha na story…

Lotus and Theo aka Mama to be...


us..Thanks Jaki for hosting the shower...


Mama Kitumbo and i...will miss u so much Theo..


we brought a live baby for demonstration...lol...love u baby Roxy...


mama u-turn...


oho, Theo alituangulia kilio hicho...mie machozi yalinitoka... she was really touched...

she said, she will miss us all very much and that she didnt expect anybody
to throw her a baby shower...Theo darling with friends like us how could u ever
have thought that???kisses sweetie


Mange,Mange ukiweka hizi picha zangu nalia kama mtoto kwenye blog utanitambua...lol..


after they crying was over, it was time for dinner...


Halima,Joselene and Fortunate


Angela Damas, Jessica and Dangio...

Theo and her friends


Theo,Jaki and i

yeeeiiii, its a girl....baby gals are super cool...


kata keki tule...

This has never been done i guess but , Theo will be leaving us soon so we
thought tusimnunulie zawadi zozote za mtoto hapa bongo cos atashindwa kusafiri nazo
ila tumpe MAHELA akifika Austion-Texas yeye mwenyewe akamnunulie mwanae anachotaka..
Bulungutu ndo kama hilo..love u mamiiii..

Asha Rose Migiro


Salma Kikwete


Getrude Mongella


Mwamvita Makamba


Emelda

Immaculate Mosha- Mwanafunzi bora



Happy Women’s day..

 Wanawake Pamoja Tunaweza

Feel free to send me your best and worst dressed pics to This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it

Event: Traffic Light Party
venue: Club Afrique - London
Colors: RED-TAKEN,GREEN-SINGLE,ORANGE-COMPLICATED
Date: 5th March 2010


Jestina, Bhoke and friend






Terrel..


Msekwa and Friend..




Ramona, Terrel and Rahma..


Terrel Bhoke..


Party People..


Jestina and her better half...


Mr. Traffic Light himself and Kassongo


Ramona, Kassongo, Msekwa and Rahma


Ramona and Rahma


Mndewa, Amani and Gunz..


Mony, Loyce and friends...


Lulu, Namikoa and friend


Brenda, Rashida,Razia and friend

Vodacom Miss Tanzania organiser Hashim Lundenga congratulating Samsung Miss Tanzania India.



amsung Miss Tanzania India Richa Adhia


Richa Adhia being crowned Samsung Miss Tanzania India by Samsung Country Manager Simon Kariithi.


HE K V Bhaghirath Indian High Commissioner to Tanzania Chief Guest making a speech


Tanzania House Of Talent THT performing at the launch of Samsung miss tanzania india

Kuhusu SAMSUNG Miss Tanzania India

Miss Tanzania India ni jukwa linalotoa fursa kwa wanawake wa Kitanzania wenye asili ya kihindi kuweza kushindana kuonyesha Urembo na Vipaji vyao ambapo mshindi atavikwa taji na kuiwakilisha Tanzania kwenye fainali za Kidunia za Miss India Worldwide

Shughuli hiyo yameandaliwa kusherehekea urembo na sanaa Kutoka bara la Hindi na kulipatia Mrembo Mtanzania mwenye asilia ya Kihindi kuitangaza Tanzania kimataifa  na kujihusisha na shughuli za kijamii ikiwa pamoja na  kuchangisha fedha zitazotumika kutoa misaada mbalimbali  kwa jamii ya Kitanzania.

Samsung Miss Tanzania India ni wakala rasmi was mashindano ya kimataifa ya  Miss India Worldwide nchini Tanzania\

Mary Robinson, former President of Ireland, right, and Salim Ahmed Salim, former Prime Minister of Tanzania at a press conference in London, Monday, Oct. 19, 2009. It was announced that there is no winner for the Ibrahim Prize for Achievement in African Leadership...

This profile includes information from A Profile by Matthew Rugamba on the Contemporary Africa Databasehttp://people.africadatabase.org 

Salim Ahmed Salim is a man of vast international experience and one of Africa’s most renowned diplomats. He started his diplomatic career at the early age of 22, when serving as Ambassador of Zanzibar to Egypt, which made him the youngest African ambassador at the time.

Salim Ahmed Salim was born on 23rd January 1942 on the island of Zanzibar, which is now part of the United Republic of Tanzania. He was educated at Lumumba College in Zanzibar and later pursued his undergraduate studies at the University of New Delhi and obtained his Masters degree in International Affairs at Columbia University, New York. He also holds six doctorates honoris causa.

He combined his working life with studying, which he said kept him abreast with international political trends that he reckoned to be continually changing over the years.He became a student activist in the early 1960s and was founder and first Vice President of the All-Zanzibar Student union, later serving as Deputy Chief Representative of the Zanzibar Office based in Havana, Cuba, between 1961 and 1962. In 1963, Salim was the Chief Editor of a Zanzibar daily paper and was the Secretary General of the All-Zanzibar Journalists Organisation.

Mr Salim has held a number of key positions. Mr. Salim served as President of the U.N. Security Council (1976), as President of the 34th session of the U.N. General Assembly (1979), of the 6th and 7th Emergency Special Sessions of the General Assembly (1980), and 11th Special Session of the General Assembly (1980). Salim Ahmed Salim held key positions while representing his country at the United Nations.  In June/July 1972: Chairman of the United Nations Special Mission to Niue. August 1972: Drafting Committee of the Political Committee of the Ministerial Conference of non-Aligned States, Georgetown, Guyana. In  April 1973: Chairman of the Political Committee of International Conference of Experts in Support of the Victims of Colonialism and Apartheid in Southern Africa, Oslo.

He served as the Chairman of the U.N. Special Committee on Decolonization (Committee of 24) (1972-1980), during which time the Committee played a key role in steering many colonies and non-self governing territories to full sovereignty and independence. He was the Chairman of the U.N. Security Council Committee on Sanctions against Rhodesia (1975). In January 1976: President of the Security Council. In April/May 1976: Chairman of the high-level Ad-hoc Group of the Special Committee of 24 visiting a number of countries. In August 1976: Chairman of the Drafting Committee of the Fifth Conference of Heads of States of Government of the non-Aligned States, Colombo. In May 1977: Vice-President of the International Conference in support of the people of Zimbabwe and Namibia and Chairman of the Committee of the whole of that conference, held in Maputo, Mozambique. He was also President of the International Conference on Sanctions against Apartheid South Africa (1981) and President of the Paris International Conference against Apartheid (1984). Mr. Salim served on the Palme Independent Commission on International Security Issues, as well as on the Independent Commission on International Humanitarian Issues. While at the UN, he presented his candidature for the post of Secretary General and despite having narrowly failed, he today feels proud to have paved the way for fellow Africans who have since held that position, notably Dr. Bhutros Ghali of Egypt and the incumbent Secretary General Kofi Annan of Ghana.

Salim Ahmed Salim served for many years in the Tanzanian diplomatic service. He was an Ambassador of his country to Egypt (1964-1965). Barely four months after being posted to Egypt as Zanzibar’s Ambassador, Salim Ahmed Salim became the first Ambassador of the United Republic of Tanzania and Zanzibar to that country. He later served as the High Commissioner of Tanzania to India from (1965-1968), before briefly returning to Tanzania to work in the Ministry of Foreign Affairs as the Director of the African and Middle East Affairs Division. In 1969, Dr. Salim was posted to the People’s Republic of China and the Democratic People’s Republic of Korea as ambassador and was later posted to New York as Tanzania’s Permanent Representative to the United Nations. While serving at the UN he was also accredited as Tanzania’s Ambassador to Cuba, Guyana, Barbados, Jamaica, and Trinidad and Tobago ( 1970-1980).

In October 1980, Dr. Salim was appointed the Tanzanian Minister of Foreign Affairs and later Prime Minister in 1984, to succeed the late Edward Moringe Sokoine, a position he held until October 1985. He was thereafter appointed Prime Minister (1984-1985), and then served as Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Defence and National Service (1986-1989), when he was elected the Secretary General of the Organisation of African Union (OAU) in 1989. He was re-elected to this post for two additional terms, ending his third term in office in 2001, when he returned to Tanzania. Dr. Salim’s tenure at the OAU was for a record three terms as Secretary General from 1989 to 2001, during which time as Africa’s top diplomat he displayed a high degree of skill and diplomacy in addressing Africa’s pressing problems. To encourage the nomination of more women for leadership positions, the Secretary General of the OAU, Dr Salim Ahmed Salim, suggested that FAS (Femmes Africa Solidarite) compile a database of prominent African women which could be referred to by institutions and decision-making bodies when filling vacancies.

Mr. Salim is currently President of the Julius K. Nyerere Foundation, and a Member of the Board of the South Centre, which is based in Geneva. He remains an active player in the political affairs of Tanzania where he is member of the  National Executive Committee of the governing political party of Chama Cha Mapinduzi (CCM). Mr. Salim has attended and/or chaired numerous summit meetings, international conferences, seminars, workshops, and colloquia including those held under the auspices of the United Nations, the Organization of African Unity, and the Non-Aligned Movement. Mr. Salim holds a number of decorations and honours. As an ardent admirer and student of the late Mwalimu Julius Nyerere, some political analysts see Salim Ahmed Salim as the natural choice to be the next President of Tanzania after President Benjamin Mkapa’s term of office expires.