Thursday, 27 June 2013
Inaonekana watu wameanza kuonea huruma mpiganaji wao Nelson Mandela maarufu kama Madiba baada ya kuendelea kuugua mapafu kwa muda mrefu. Baadhi ya wananchi katika mitaa mbalimbali ya Afrika ya Kusini wameanza kusikika wakitamka maneno ya kuonesha kwamba wanamuaga Raisi Huyo wa kwanza mweusi na mpiganaji dhidi ya ubaguzi wa rangi nchini humo.
"Mandela ni mzee sana na kwa umri wake, maisha siyo mazuri. Namuomba Mungu amchukue sasa. Ni bora aende. Ni bora akapumzike" Alisikika Ida Mashego, mfanya usafi wa ofisini mwenye umri wa miaka kama 60 hivi huko Johannesburg.
Mtu huyu ambaye ni Artist akichora picha ya
mzee Mandela nje tu ya hospitali
mjini Pretoria alimolazwa Raisi huyo wa
Kwanza mweusi wa Afrika ya Kusini
"Sitadanganya, hali siyo nzuri. Lakini kama nisemavyo, tukiongea naye, anajibu na kujaribu kufungua macho. Bado yupo. Anaweza akawa anaaga lakini bado yupo." Alisema binti yake mkubwa mzee Mandela, Makaziwe, baada ya kumtembelea hospitalini hapo, akiongea na SABC Radio.
Chanzo/source: TVnZ
Monday, 24 June 2013
"I am not happy with my performance for the team at all. I didn't score that much and I also had my (knee) injury. Despite that, it was great we won the league, but I just don't feel that I achieved everything that I wanted."
Shinji Kagawa
"Sifurahii kiwango changu kwenye timu yangu kabisa. Sikufunga magoli mengi na pia niliumizwa goti langu. Walakini ilikkuwa ni vizuri tulishinda ligi, lakini sijisikii kwamba nilifanikisha kila kitu nilichohitaji." Alisema Kagawa.
Source: b/r
Source: chadematv
CHADEMA yabaini mbinu ya kuwabambikia kesi ya Kigaidi Dk Slaa, Mbowe Mnyika na Lissu |
TUTAPIGANA VITA YA KISHERIA , TUKIONGOZWA NA JOPO LA MAWAKILI Wamesema kama walivyoweza kuishinda serikali, CCM, na jeshi la polisi walipotaka kumbambikizia kesi ya ugaidi Rwakatale sasa serikali wanafikiri wanaweza kupenya mlango wa nyuma kwa kutumia tukio la tindikali kupandikiza taswira ya ugaidi dhidi ya Chadema. Kwa hiyo uzito ule ule walioutoa kwenye kesi ya Rwakatale ndiyo watakaoutoa kwenye kesi hii. Wamesema kwamba katika hatua ya kwanza jopo la mawakili watatu walitrajiwa kusafiri kwenda Igunga na Tabora kwa ajili ya kesi, Jopo ambalo litaongozwa na Profesa Abdallah Safari, wakili Peter Kibatala na wakili kutoka Mwanza Gaspar Mwadyela. For more updates, visit cadematv on youtube. |
Nelson Mandela 'critical' in South Africa hospital
Nelson Mandela’s condition described as critical for the first time, two weeks after he was admitted to hospital with a lung infection.
President Jacob Zuma visited Mr Mandela’s doctors and wife Graca Machel, and said that the former president’s health had deteriorated over the past 24 hours.
He said his doctors were still “doing everything possible” to try to improve his situation.
The announcement late on Sunday night was the first time the 94-year-old former president’s condition has been described so seriously since he was admitted to hospital on June 8 for a recurring lung infection.
His condition had previously been described as “serious but stable”. Comments last week from Mandela family members and his presidential successor, Thabo Mbeki, had suggested Mr Mandela’s health was improving.
However, the announcement of the downturn sparked deep concern among South Africans that the end could be drawing near for the country’s first black president, who led the country from apartheid to democracy 20 years ago.
“The doctors are doing everything possible to get his condition to improve and are ensuring that Madiba is well-looked after and is comfortable. He is in good hands,” Mr Zuma said in a statement, referring to Mr Mandela by his clan name.
He appealed for the nation and the rest of the world to pray for Mr Mandela, whose last public appearance was at the 2010 World Cup in South Africa.
Mr Mandela is understood to have become increasingly weak and unresponsive and his family have been told to prepare for the worst.
The 94-year-old’s wife, Graca Machel, has kept a constant vigil at her husband’s bedside, sleeping frequently in a nearby room at Pretoria’s Heart Hospital.
On Sunday, she was joined by other members of Mr Mandela’s large family including his former wife Winnie, his daughter Makaziwe and granddaughter Ndileka.
Outside the hospital, a bank of flowers, cards and balloons wishing the former president well have built up.
Addressing the country’s first black president as “Tata”, or “Father”, one read: “You are stronger than anything. I am what I am today because of you. From Karabo Chilwane and Magret Moila in Limpopo.”
Mr Zuma added in his statement that there was “no truth” in an earlier report that Mr Mandela, who is due to turn 95 in a matter of weeks, had suffered a heart attack when he was first admitted to hospital in the early hours of Saturday June 8.
It emerged over the weekend that a military ambulance transporting the Nobel laureate broke down on the motorway between Johannesburg and Pretoria, leaving him and his sizeable medical team waiting 40 minutes for a replacement in the winter night.
Mr Zuma said that “all care” had been taken to ensure his medical condition was “not compromised”.
“There were seven doctors in the convoy who were in full control of the situation throughout the period. He had expert medical care. The fully equipped military Intensive Care Unit ambulance had a full complement of specialist medical staff including intensive care specialists and ICU nurses,” he said.
Mr Mandela is almost universally adored by South Africans of all ages and races for leading the country out of apartheid and bringing warring factions together ahead of the country’s first democratic elections in 1994.
On Sunday night the news of his deteriorating health was met with deep sadness coupled with a sense of resignation that has grown with each of Mr Mandela’s three hospital admissions this year.
“South Africa has a heavy heart tonight,” wrote one of his countrymen on Twitter.
“Going to sleep with a heavy heart. Feeling so emotional about Mandela. Didn’t expect to feel quite so broken,” another wrote.
Ranjeni Munusamy, a newspaper editor, added: “I finally know what to pray for: that he is not in pain and can feel our love. That’s all we can ask for now.”
Barack Obama, the US President, is due to arrive in South Africa with his family on Friday night for his first major visit to the continent since taking office.
The possibility of a meeting between the first black presidents of both South Africa and the United States has been eagerly awaited for years, but the White House said at the weekend that Mr Obama would defer to Nelson Mandela’s family on whether he would visit him.
“Ultimately, we want whatever is in the best interests of his health and the peace of mind of the Mandela family,” said Ben Rhodes, a deputy US national security advisor. “We will be in touch with them. If he has an opportunity to see the family in some capacity, that’s certainly something that we may do.”
Thursday, 20 June 2013
Italy 4-3 Japan: Giovinco settles all-time
classic Confederations Cup encounter
An incredible clash at the Itaipava Arena Pernambuco saw Italy book their place in the Confederations Cup semi-finals with a 4-3 defeat of Japan, who were eliminated from the tournament in heartbreaking fashion. Needing a draw to stand a chance of making the last four, Alberto Zaccheroni's men got off to an incredible start, racing into a two-goal lead through Keisuke Honda's penalty and Shinji Kagawa's neat finish. But a spectacular 11-minute turnaround either side of half-time saw Italy score thrice to retake the lead, through Daniele De Rossi's header, Atsuto Uchida's own goal and Mario Balotelli's spot kick. Shinji Okazaki then drew Japan level with 21 minutes remaining, but despite a late rally by the Samurai Blue, they were finished for good with four minutes remaining by Sebastian Giovinco's strike, as Italy join Brazil as Group A's representatives in the last four. Cesare Prandelli made two changes to the side that beat Mexico 2-1 Sunday, with Christian Maggio and Alberto Aquilani coming in for Ignazio Abate and Claudio Marchisio, while Japan saw Ryoichi Maeda return to lead the line. And the Jubilo Iwata forward could have made an instant impact after only five minutes, but did not direct his header well from Kagawa’s inch-perfect cross, as Gianluigi Buffon saved comfortably.
Zaccheroni’s men were the brighter side throughout the opening exchanges, and with 20 minutes on the clock, were handed the chance to take the lead when Buffon conceded a penalty after upending Okazaki inside the area. The keeper escaped with only a yellow card, but was powerless to stop Honda’slow strike to the bottom right corner from 12 yards, despite guessing correctly. Balotelli was then incredulous that he was denied a penalty of his own after tussling with Maya Yoshida, but in truth, it was an unlikely claim for an increasingly desperate Italy, who were struggling to match the intensity of Japan. And with just over half an hour gone, the Samurai Blue made their superiority count once again. Italy failed to clear a ball into the box, and Kagawawas quickly on it, planting a fine half-volley into the corner.
In fact, Honda could have made it 3-0 moments later from a free-kick, but Buffon was on hand this time to make a smart double save to keep the deficit at two. Italy finally began to wake up as the half neared its end, and it was Andrea Pirlo, as ever, leading their revival, coming close with a wicked free-kick that whistled just over the top. But the Juventus midfielder was deadly accurate with his delivery from a corner in the 41st minute, picking out De Rossiat the near post and the Roma star thumped home with his head.
Japan were stunned, and nearly capitulated at the end of the half when Emanuele Giaccherini’s bit of trickery saw him evade his marker but crash the ball off the frame of the goal. But their resistance lasted little more than five minutes after the restart, as Giaccherini’s pass across the face of goal to Balotelli was reached first by Uchida, who ended up turning the ball into his own net. And two minutes later, it got even more painful for Japan, when Makoto Hasebe conceded a penalty for an extremely harsh handball call, from which Balotelli, as ever, converted coolly from the spot to put Italy in front for the first time. Eiji Kawashima was then called into action twice in quick succession to deny Giovinco and De Rossi, and his efforts were rewarded at the other end in the 69th minute, when Okazakiheaded home from Yasuhito Endo’s free kick. But not for the first time, Japan were left cursing their luck when an almighty scramble inside the box saw Okazaki hit the post, before Kagawa's headed follow-up bounced off the floor and smacked off the crossbar. And in the 86th minute, just when Zaccheroni's men looked like stealing the winner, Italy put the game to bed when De Rossi released Marchisio, who in turn squared for Giovincoto stab high into the back of the net. Yoshida then had a goal disallowed for offside, and Buffon was forced to tip away from Honda as Japan fought or their lives, but time was no longer on their side as the final whistle signalled the end of their campaign.
Source: FanSided Sports
Wednesday, 19 June 2013
Jeshi la polisi nchini limesema bado linawasaka mwenyekiti wa chama cha Demokrasia na Maendeleo "CHADEMA" Freeman Mbowe na Mbunge wa Arusha Mjini Godbless Lema kufuatia vurugu zilizotokea juzi na madai yao kuwa wanao ushahidi wa kutosha kuhusu polisi kuhusika na kurusha bomu katika mkutano wa Chadema.
Mkuu wa Operesheni ya jeshi na Mafunzo Kamishina Paul Chagonja alisema jeshi la polisi bado linawata Lema na Mbowe wajitokeze hadharani na kutoa ushahidi kwamba polisi walihusika katika kurusha bomu katika mkutano wa Chadema na kusababisha vifo vya watu watatu na jana aliongezeka mwengine na kufikia wanne.
Kamishina Chagonja alisema pia kwa sasa jiji la Arusha ni shwari na watu wanaendelea na shughuli zao bila wasi wasi na kuongeza kuwa endapo Lema na Mbowe hawaliamini jeshi la polisi katika kuwasilisha ushahidi wao, kuna mamlaka nyingi, kuna walinzi wa amani kila mahali, waende hata kwa shehe au hata kwa padre, na kufikia hatua hadi ya kusema kama wana wasi wasi basi waende kwa amiri jeshi mkuu na kumwambia mzee vijana wako hawa hapa na wanatufanyia hiki.
Kamishina Chagonja alisema hali sasa hivi Arusha ni shwari na watu wanaendelea na shughuli zao kama kawaida, watalii wanaonekana kila kona za jiji, magari, akina mama sokoni wanaendelea na kazi zao, hivyo hali ya amani imerudi.
Wakati huo huo wabunge wanne wa Chadema, Tundu Lisu wa Singida Mashariki, Mustafa Akonay na Joyce Nkya wa viti maalum na mwingine mmoja waliachia huru kwa dhamana pamoja na wafuasi wao sitini baada ya kushikiliwa na polisi kufuatia kuhusika na mkusanyiko usio wa halali.
Source: Nipashe Radio One
Mkuu wa Operesheni ya jeshi na Mafunzo Kamishina Paul Chagonja alisema jeshi la polisi bado linawata Lema na Mbowe wajitokeze hadharani na kutoa ushahidi kwamba polisi walihusika katika kurusha bomu katika mkutano wa Chadema na kusababisha vifo vya watu watatu na jana aliongezeka mwengine na kufikia wanne.
Kamishina Chagonja alisema pia kwa sasa jiji la Arusha ni shwari na watu wanaendelea na shughuli zao bila wasi wasi na kuongeza kuwa endapo Lema na Mbowe hawaliamini jeshi la polisi katika kuwasilisha ushahidi wao, kuna mamlaka nyingi, kuna walinzi wa amani kila mahali, waende hata kwa shehe au hata kwa padre, na kufikia hatua hadi ya kusema kama wana wasi wasi basi waende kwa amiri jeshi mkuu na kumwambia mzee vijana wako hawa hapa na wanatufanyia hiki.
Kamishina Chagonja alisema hali sasa hivi Arusha ni shwari na watu wanaendelea na shughuli zao kama kawaida, watalii wanaonekana kila kona za jiji, magari, akina mama sokoni wanaendelea na kazi zao, hivyo hali ya amani imerudi.
Wakati huo huo wabunge wanne wa Chadema, Tundu Lisu wa Singida Mashariki, Mustafa Akonay na Joyce Nkya wa viti maalum na mwingine mmoja waliachia huru kwa dhamana pamoja na wafuasi wao sitini baada ya kushikiliwa na polisi kufuatia kuhusika na mkusanyiko usio wa halali.
Source: Nipashe Radio One
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