Loliondo land dispute now step by JK

Arusha. Conflict of wild reserve area of Loliondo in Ngorongoro District Manyara Region, now gone down to President Jakaya Kikwete for obtaining solutions.

Recently, a dispute between local residents and the government emerged after the Minister of Natural Resources and Tourism, Ambassador Khamis Kagasheki announce 1,500 acres and the Government take to let local residents owning 2,500 acres were yoikataa stage.

In his meetings with news reporters in late March and early this month, the Minister Kagasheki he held the position of the Government that the decision made by his department is accurate and not change.

Chairman of the Board of Ngorongoro District, Elias Ngolisa giving notice of their meeting with the Prime Minister, Mizengo Pinda at a public meeting held yesterday, the Village of Arash, in Ngorongoro District, said after giving their explanations and illustrations, the Prime Minister promised to send their dispute President Kikwete for reasoning.

"As you sent us, we met with the prime minister and other officials, including the Commission of the CCM and the prime minister have explained why we opposed the ordinance of the Minister Kagasheki.

Mbowe gives burden Zitto

Tabora. Chadema chairman, Freeman Mbowe has instructed Deputy Secretary General, Zitto Kabwe ensure the party gets victory in many constituencies in the next general election.

Mbowe said his party will ensure takes states of Samuel Sitta (Urambo East), Ismail Aden Rage (Tabora town) and the State of Kaliua of Professor Juma Kapuya, in the next general election in 2015.

Speaking at the rally, Mbowe commanded the Kigoma North MP ensure that these states are considered and Chadema in the next general election.

He wanted to campaign for the local neighborhood, house 
to house and person to person in order to ensure that those members present in these regions are not elected again by the people in the elections.

At the meeting held at Stadium Elementary School Town School in Tabora, among other things, said he launched the campaign for Tabora, Kigoma and Katavi where Zito Kbwe was given to manage the region.

Aliwageukia from supporting the police and asked the party to come to power Prospering be able kuwaboreshea their salaries than it is now arguing with limited payroll compared to the difficulty of their task.

"You commanders pigika you are like us, now I have asked tuungeni hand combat with these CCM to tuwakomboe weak," said Mbowe.

Originally Deputy Secretary General of the party Zitto Kabwe said the Western Region has a history in the country for the Tabora region was the epicenter of the country's independence struggle and Kigoma the center of the struggle for reform.

ARTIST SIZE EIGHT TO PUBLICLY BLAME FOR LOOSING HER VIRGINITY

Musician who shook things in Kenya before conversion to abandon secular music, mwanadada Size 8 now has begun to open centers in interview on various radio and Tv related to new religious life.

Out of all the things that Size 8 has been talking about, is one that has been mean to preoccupy more linamsikitisha ..... This is the loss of virginity HER .....

Size 8 is said to media that  "very Najutia lose my virgin., I believe that the boy needs to protect themselves and stop having sex in his youth till they are found favor from God."

Stroke: Priest RC IFUNDA REMAINDER OF LIFE IN CRASH

     This is the car that led to the death of the priest 
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Parish Priest of the Church of RC parish of Ifunda Alphonse Mhamilawa has died in a serious car accident that occurred in the area of Sabasaba Mafinga Mufindi district in Iringa.

Eyewitnesses of the accident have described this network that the accident occurred timing 2 hours the night before today when Priest This was from the region Njombe in activity Burial One of the witnesses the Mr Saugo Ndemo said that the priest he had been driving a small car a Toyota Hilux (Pick Up) with registration number T434 APP belonging to the Church of the Roman Catholic parish of Ifunda. Ndemo said that the cause of the accident is Parish Priest They knocked at the car kind of truck to back up that truck was unable to stand. said that the pastor that he died on the scene after the accident it had his head cracked. One among traffic police who did not want to mention his name not to be chief spokesman for the police said that the cause of the accident is speed. truck also said that the parish priest had to be carried wooden linasadikika They knocked at likivutana with another truck after the accident and was unable to stand.

Godbless Lema court appearance MONDAY

WHAT increasingly go wrong MP for Arusha Urban, (Chadema) Godbless Lema after police officially announce that itamfikisha Court, on Monday. Commander Police Arusha Liberatus Sabas amema that MP's can not let go free because the charges against him ended and he appeared in court the day of the week saved during three hard. "We can not acquit because he intends to appear in court to answer charges she encounters" said Sabas. During The commander casting the same position, reporting into the Army that indicate that MP he has interviewed more than eight hours now and still He is in a special room to interview more maofsa police while to display short messages of threats and crimes against humanity had been used by the Regional Commissioner of Arusha Magesa Mulongo. At some point the Committee on Defence and Security Arusha Region, has been and session length led by General Regional Mulongo and that the agenda big under discussion is the entire incident of violence that occurred at the Academy of Accounting in the region. Lema was arrested on the eve of today after soldiers of the Force to follow her home and surrounding her house before exercise kumchomoa in the house carried out. Mbune is being prosecuted for various offenses, including the offense of inciting violence in the campus after the occurrence of the murder of student Henry Koga who is killed by punching knife yesterday referring to the college from the walk it, however uncertain once the reasons for the murder of the student or suspects are not arrested.

Many houses collapsed in

Dar es Salaam. It has been observed that many houses in Dar es Salaam and other parts of the country, are at risk crumble due to be built of brick and quality organizations.

Also, the move is due to the lack of facilities for inspection of various materials, including not concrete blocks used in the construction of these homes.

Investigations carried out by The Citizen recently in Dar es Salaam and some parts of the country, revealed the existence of a significant increase in trade of brick arbitrary yanayotengezwa poor quality.

Tests also showed the absence of adequate supervision in the construction industry in the country is one of the sources of people doing business of construction equipment arbitrarily. 
Business include the sale of non brick and rates due to lack of specific regulation.

One of the causes of the bricks used in construction in Dar es Salaam have seen that the quality is the manufacturing of these tiles.

It has been found that the cement used in the manufacture are small and you have great soil for the purpose of making bricks lot to gain.

During the study showing that citizen, I sought the registrar of the Contractors Registration Board (CRB), Engineer Boniface Muhegi, who was counsel for the examination of the products used in construction.

Muhegi says "In order to avoid the effects especially the collapse of buildings is preferable Tanzania Bureau of Standards (TBS), likachukua steps to make inspection of equipment used in construction to increase security in terms of construction. |

He says to make sure that buildings become unsafe, it is advisable they use contractors registered to holding each time the misunderstanding effects.

"We suggest that if someone wants to build a house amayo is safe, it is important for him to use registered contractors to make it easier by holding each kind of thing happens when any problem," he said.

Muhegi engineer says, "It's good people and they know that to less material consumption levels are not safe in their lives".

He says everyone see the need to use other instruments to ensure the quality of its housing security and avoid possible for emergencies.

"If we have to be careful in the use of improved materials and residential construction will be safe and will avoid the various hazards.

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March 29 this year liliporomoka 16 storey building in Dar es Salaam and causing the deaths of over 30 people.

February 17 this year, another three story building liliporomoka in Dar es Salaam Sinza Mori causing one death and two were rescued by the rescue team.

In 2006 Prime Minister Mizengo Pinda has formed a commission to monitor the construction of the apartment and realized that more than 100 buildings in Dar es Salaam have been built without considering variables.

Wishing to learn to come to Tanzania Union

National leaders cheered it on ceremonies for 49 years of the United Republic of Tanzania, the ceremony held at the National Stadium in Dar es salaam 

The union of Tanganyika and Zanzibar is a consortium of the world model. It's two dollars an independent joined to form one country with two governments.

Tanganyika gained independence his December 9/1961 and I received a seat in the United Nations December 14, 1961. The seat numbers are 'GA Resolution 1667 (XVI).' Zanzibar have I received his freedom December 10, 1963 and I received a seat in the United Nations December 16, 1963, the seat numbers are 'GA resolution 1975 (XIII).'

As of April 26, 1964, the two countries joined together and then independent country called When I was born by the name of Tanzania.

November 2, 1964 through the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Government of the United Republic of Tanzania, letters iliuandikia UN to Zanzibar and Tanganyika may be blotted out from the list of states to be entered in the land known by the name of Tanzania.

The union of Tanganyika and Zanzibar is equal to the union of Syria and Egypt joined in 1958 and is equal to the union of North Yemen and South Yemen were united in 1990. Unfortunately the union of Syria and Egypt, was dissolved in 1961 (it lasted for 3 years).

At present the Union of Tanganyika and Zanzibar has reached a good and exemplary world because it is effective for 49 years now.

However with that this alliance has a unique structure and that many unions have lasted more than ever existed in Africa.

First union was one of the countries of West Africa, in the late 50's and early 60 years, which began with the two countries, Ghana and Guinea and Mali joined them later. This alliance was inspired by the movement of African umajimui (Pan Africanism), its candlesticks as Kwame Nkrumah of Ghana, Sekou Toure of Guinea and Modibo Keita of Mali.

November 1958 was formed coalition of Ghana and Guinea soon after the meeting of the people of Africa (All-African Peoples' Conference). Ghana issued a lot of money and giving it to Guinea should withdraw quickly from dependence on France.

May 1959 declared that the union will be recognized as African Union Empire.

By April 1961, it merged with Mali coalition. The alliance collapsed in 1962 due to the Cold War, where Guinea was considered ikiinyooshea hands U.S. while others were following the left wing of Karl Marx / Lenin 
Union's other African countries was held in 1981 between the countries of Senegal and Gambia, known as Senegambia who died in 1989.

Despite being the union of Tanganyika and Zanzibar is the integration of exemplary, but still not advisable to stop saying that you have problems.

Tanzania, South Africa joint for research

Tanzania and South Africa will co-operate to make scientific research to promote science and technology sectors in Africa.

Speaking at a meeting between the two countries held yesterday in the city, Deputy Permanent Secretary, Ministry of Science and Technology, Professor Patrick Makungu said among the things that will undergo research include transplantation of animal embriyo.

"A team of scientists from Tanzania and South Africa will participate to make a detailed study about the ways in which new technologies can create medicine, energy, electronics and used in research," said

He said the partnership will help to explore natural medicine treatments are suitable for agriculture and the use of large computers (super computer).

He said the 'Super Computer' is a key technology beyond which is used in weather forecasting, research of weather, oil and discoveries of gas 
Professor Makungu said the purpose of the meeting held yesterday is to support and develop cooperation in science and technology between the two countries.

This is the second meeting, the first was held in April last year in South Africa where countries agreed to various factors, including an analysis of the problems facing science and technology sectors in the two countries.

"Tanzania and South Africa will co-operate to do many things, including a detailed study of the science," said Professor Makungu 
also Professor Makungu said that cooperation Scientific will enable there to document the changes in the science industry. 
"But also this partnership will help the two Governments of Tanzania South Africa is the law of Sciences and Technology Creative "he said.

And Deputy Secretary General of the Ministry of Science and Technology of South Africa, Mmboneni Muofhe said this partnership will help raise the level of research in African countries.

"Past to the African country to make research then you should ask help and cooperate with European countries but now we want Africa to do research for themselves," he said Muofhe 
said this cooperation will assist the two countries to know the problems faced when doing research alongside and sharing knowledge.

"Through this partnership we can lead the world in the sectors of science instead of leaving whites were tuburuza for all ages" said

THESE THREE Errors of Godbless Lema yesterday evening

Things yaliyomfanya Arusha MP Godbless Lema was arrested and denied bail yesterday evening following after talking to a lawyer's lawyer Humphrey Ahmadu Lema

i) first offense is telling college students in accounting when he appeared calm that 'sin biggest is fear.' rights be sought and to be fought if it is defended it is the primary and appropriate to be fought (Worth Fighting for)

ii) second offense is there spoke that '' Tumemtafuta governor on Problems of you and you have witnessed here has taken a long time to enter as he entered the send-off. these are our leaders who do not care about the concerns of citizens'' So it is inflammatory iii) third offense is there spoke tell students that '' I Member you I am corresponding with you so that you may right for you and if the governor does not come here as chairman of the committee on the protection of the region will lead to his office to find the answers to your righteousness because it is right for you based on in accordance with the Constitution of the United Republic of Tanzania which I swore to defend the Parliament and also permitted in accordance with regulatory and philosophical in the implementation of good governance democracy whose foundation is unheard of and protect human rights''This too is called that is inflammatory. words above that led police raided his home at midnight .... That is called provocation after the governor sending messages via mobile phone via its number 075296027

President Kikwete forgive PRISONERS 40000

President Jakaya Kikwete yesterday led thousands of Tanzanians in celebration of 49 years of the association held at the Uhuru Stadium in Dar es Salaam and later forgive prisoners 4180.

A large number of Tanzanians participated in that celebration which started at 2:30 am and adorned with the parade officially organized by the various forces of defense and security and kupendezeshwa a multitude of students 2695 from Tanzania Mainland and Zanzibar who performs a wide range of marking the celebration of the union.

Various officials, including retired from Tanzania Mainland and Zanzibar took part in these celebrations as a mark of cherish and protect the union.

These leaders include the President of Zanzibar, Dr Mohamed Shein, Vice President of Tanzania, Dr Mohamed Gharib Bilal, Prime Minister Mizengo Pinda, First Vice-President of Zanzibar, Maalim Seif Sharrif Hamad and second Vice-President of Zanzibar, Ambassador Seif Idd.

Others who attended the celebration that is the retired President of Zanzibar Aman Abeid Karume, former President of the second phase, Ali Hassan Mwinyi, former President of the third phase of the United Republic of Tanzania, Benjamin Mkapa and prime ministers retired, Edward Lowassa and Frederick Sumaye .

After officials sit in their positions, the official parade passed practically a ten GAD and pay their respects in front of the President of the United Republic of Tanzania.

Thereafter mass youth expressed different shapes to indicate the progress made in the 49 years since the nation of Tanzania established consisting official before Wanahalaiki organize and display different images to encourage singing coalition.

However, some opposition leaders were not able to participate in this exhibition.

The leaders include Chairman of NCCR-Reform Party, James J. Mbatia, Chairman of the Association for Democracy and Development (Chadema), Freeman Mbowe and Chairman of the Association of Citizens (CUF), Professor Ibrahim Lipumba.

 Speaking to journalists after the end of the activities of that celebration, a member of the Central Committee Chadema who is also a member of the Commission on the Reform of the Constitution, Professor Nesiga Baregu said that Tanzanians should be proud of the United fit because it has lasted for 49 years, pointing out that it is very rare to see a country in Africa or Europe to develop a coalition with such a large age of Tanganyika and Zanzibar, then they should cherish and protect the interest of peace at hand.

Meanwhile, President Jakaya Kikwete has given amnesty to 4,180 prisoners who were serving their sentences in various prisons in the country in celebrating 49 years of integration.

Prisoners were pardoned is serving imprisonment not exceeding five years, where until the day of forgiveness that is April 26, will have served a quarter of their sentences, prisoners suffering from AIDS, tuberculosis and cancer which are confirmed by a panel of doctors.

  

Also people aged seventy years or more, female inmates who enter prison pregnant, who came to exploit children and who do not suck, they are disabled.

Presidential pardon for prisoners may also have physical and mental disabilities and prisoners who until the last day they had languished in prison for five years and have shown good behavior.

Dutch court hands Basebya six years for Genocide

Basebya (seated) during one of the court hearings. Net photo.

A Rwandan-born Dutch citizen has been sentenced to six years and eight months in jail for inciting genocide.

Yvonne Basebya, 66, was convicted of inciting genocide against her ethnic Tutsi neighbours before the 1994 Genocide against the Tutsi, before moving to the Netherlands in 1998.

She was cleared of other charges, including perpetrating Genocide, murder and war crimes.

More than one million people were killed during the genocide.

The case made Basebya the first Dutch citizen to be convicted of crimes related to the Genocide.

Basebya wore a pink jacket, black trousers and sat impassively during the sentencing, the AFP news agency reported.

“She incited unfortunate youngsters to commit murder against Tutsis during meetings, as evidenced by the song she sang, ‘Tuba Tsembe Tsembe’, which means ‘let’s exterminate them all’,” Judge Rene Elkerbout said.

The wife of a former Rwandan government minister, Augustin Basebya, she immigrated to the Netherlands in 1998 – before her crimes were known.

She was prosecuted as a Dutch citizen.

Thijs Berger, the Dutch national prosecutor told The New Times earlier this week that in the trial they had demanded the court to hand Basebya life sentence. 

Basebya is the second Rwandan to be tried by courts in the Netherlands over Genocide charges.

In July, 2011, a Dutch appeals court sentenced Joseph Mpambara to life in prison.

John Bosco Siboyintore, the head of the Genocide Fugitive Tracking Unit, told this paper in an earlier interview that they trusted justice in the Netherlands.

Years ago, a Gacaca court in Gikondo, Kigali, found Basebya guilty of genocide crimes and sentenced her, in absentia, to life in prison.

In Basebya’s trial, 70 witnesses for the prosecution ,mostly from Rwanda were interrogated from the ground of the offence, according to Thijs Berger, prosecutor.

Kibaki assures Rwanda of trade flow ahead of polls

President Kagame with Nyagah (2L), Foreign Affairs Minister Louise Mushikiwabo, Chief Economist in the Kenyan Ministry of Transport, George Ndegwa (2R), and Kenyan Deputy High Commissioner, Kennedy Mokaya after the meeting yesterday. . 

 

Kenyan President Mwai Kibaki has re-assured Rwandans, especially the business community, that the upcoming presidential elections will not interfere with the trade flow from Kenya to Rwanda.

Kibaki’s message was delivered to President Paul Kagame yesterday afternoon by the former’s special envoy, Joseph Nyagah, also the Minister for Cooperative Development.

The last Kenyan election violence in 2007 left over 600,000 people displaced following a disputed presidential poll and more than 1,200 people were killed.

Ugandan and Rwandan businesses lost their properties worth US$47.5 million in the violence, and are still awaiting compensation.

Most products to and from regional countries go through Mombasa port, the biggest port in the region. Rwanda mainly relies on Northern Corridor that also serves other countries like Uganda, (Northern) Tanzania, DR Congo and South Sudan, which highlights Kenya’s significance in regional trade.

In January, the Rwanda Long Distance Trucks Drivers Association had asked for assurance from the Kenyan government that their goods would be secure as they are being ferried from Mombasa.

“President Kibaki asked me to come and explain to President Kagame what we have done this time in order to ensure that the flow of trade will continue irrespective of what happens in Kenya. I was able to explain to President Kagame that unlike last time in 2007 when the security forces were caught unaware by the situation, this time our security system is ready. We also have major changes in the Judiciary and other institutions,” Nyaga told The New Times in an interview.

Mombasa is Rwanda’s main exit and entry port through Uganda. The port handled over 260,238 tonnes of Rwanda-bound goods last year, up from 226,093 tonnes in the previous year. The Northern corridor is shorter and les costly compared to ferrying goods through Dar-es-Salaam.

Nyaga pointed out that, “As far as the flow of trade is concerned we confirm there is peace at the port of Mombasa for the goods of the neighbouring countries and we also assured the President that we have security arrangements in case of chaos which we do not anticipate this time.”

President Kibaki, who has led the country since 2002, will step down after the March 4, 2013 general election.

According to Nyaga, “there will be a special escort for consignments from the port all the way to Malaba Kenya border.

“We have helicopters surveying and controlling the route, we have security personnel every few kilometres all the way because we are committed as a country to ensuring Rwandans do not suffer,” he said.

He added that President Kibaki felt it was fair to explain to his Rwandan counterpart about the measures taken to ensure safety of trade flow during this period.

“President Kagame understood and appreciated the concerns that Kenya has. There are more measures that have been put in place and we expect that what happened would not happen again,” said Nyaga.

During the 2007/o8 post election violence, President Kagame proposed that a stable institution in Kenya could have saved the situation.

Kenya has since undertaken sweeping reforms. Parts ammendments in the reforms in the Constitution and changes in the police, army and Judiciary.

Over 600 Kenyans  in Rwanda have registered to participate in the election and they will, for the first time, cast their votes at the Kenyan High Commission in Kigali.

The candidates in the race for Kenya’s top office include Uhuru Kenyatta (Jubilee Coalition), Raila Odinga (Cord), Mohamed Abduba Dida and Martha Wangari Karua. Others are Peter Kenneth, Prof James ole Kiyiapi, Paul Muite and Wycliffe Musalia Mudavadi.

In a related development, President Kibaki, yesterday called for calmness during the elections.

He said, “I make a passionate plea for all of us to vote peacefully. Indeed, peace is the cornerstone of our development. As a country, we must consolidate the development strides we have made by ensuring a free, fair, just and peaceful election. Let us send a clear message to the world, that our democracy has come of age. A peaceful vote is a vote for a secure, prosperous and stable Kenya.”

Budget row: Why we’re angry with Jonathan – Senate

Following the controversy that trailed the passage of 2013 budget, Senate has decided to take on the Presidency by effecting changes in the budgeting process and national planning. The Upper Legislative Chamber is also set to enact a law that would discard the ‘envelope’ system practised by the executive in the budgeting process.
Senators lampooned a system when the Presidency, through the Budget Office and the Finance Ministry would restrict ministries, departments and agencies (MDAs) from fixing recurrent and capital expenditure in a financial year. The National Assembly has always been at loggerheads with the Presidency over the ‘envelope’ system.
These resolutions emerged from a motion on the call for a review of national planning and budgeting process sponsored by Senator Olubunmi Adetunmbi and 46 other Senators including Deputy Senate President Ike Ekweremadu, Senate Leader Victor Ndoma-Egba (SAN), Minority Whip Ganiyu Solomon, Smart Adeyemi, Kabiru Gaya and Uche Chukwumerije. Adetunmbi noted that the “current national budgeting process makes the legislature less involved and at best, reactive; relying solely on the information provided by the executive.
“Under the current arrangement, there is an absence of a coherent and systematic means of exerting legislative control over the fiscal priorities of the Federal Government,” He also expressed concern that “current annual incremental ‘envelope’-based budgeting being used by the Federal Ministry of Finance is arbitrary and not pro-growth and is one of the factors responsible for the slow shift from recurrent to capital-led annual budget in Nigeria.” Contributing to the debate, Ndoma-Egba reiterated that “whatever comes from the executive is not a Bible or Qu’ran that cannot be reviewed. Now, they know they are wrong.
“The annual budget, as I know it, is just a segment of a national plan…There’s a disconnect between the body that has the ultimate power for appropriation and the body that makes plans.” Speaking on the ‘envelope’ system, Ndoma-Egba urged the chamber to take a close, second look at a system alien to the 1999 Constitution.
“The envelope system of budgeting makes no meaning to me. We must take a second look at this envelope system…recurrent budget doesn’t deliver dividends of democracy for the people; capital budget does. In a system where recurrent expenditure is bigger than capital expenditure, we are only developing poverty.” His deputy, Sen. Abdul Ningi, asked the Senate to “amend the National Planning Act.” Solomon agreed with Ningi on the need to amend the national planning department and wondered why Nigeria no longer operates a balanced budgeting system. “We no longer talk of balanced national budgets anymore.
It seems we’ve accepted that anytime they bring a budget here, it must come with deficit. There have been reports of recovery of funds from the late Gen. Sani Abacha but it’s never reflected in the budget. What’s happening? “In fact, there’s no criterion for budget performance!” Rounding off the debate, Senate President David Mark bemoaned the fact that past national budgets had failed as they had not contributed to the country’s economic growth.
“While the debate was going on, I decided to read up the National Planning Commission Act and everything we said is contained in that Act…The problem is that people have failed to do what they are supposed to do. Some others have become too powerful and hijacked other people’s work and refused to allow those who have been charged with specific responsibility to do what they are supposed to do. “If you go through the National Planning Commission Act, the objectives and the functions of the commission are precisely what we have said here.
A system that has not worked, people who are operating it resist changes, they do not want to change the system because changing the system means that they will lose some authority that they have arrogated for themselves. I think that is not in the best interest of Nigeria.
Our budgets over the years have not brought growth, it has not improved employment rate, it has not brought dividends of democracy as far as they have expected it. “I think that there is basically a problem with the ‘envelope’ system and that has to change. Our committees would take full responsibility if in the 2014 budget, they are not able to effect changes…” Mark said.