MWENGE  OH  MWENGE  MBIO MBIO 

 Kiongozi wa Mbio za Mwenge Mwaka 2012, Kepteni Honest Erenest  Mwanossa (kulia) akikabidhi Mwenge wa Uhuru kwa Mkuu wa Mkoa wa Mbeya, Abbas Kandoro tayari  kwa kukimbizwa kwenye maeneo mbalimbali ya mkoa huo kabla ya kuelekea mkoani Iringa

  Waziri Mkuu, Mizengo Pinda (katikati) akiwasha mwenge wa uhuru kuashiria kuanza kwa mbio za mwenge huo kwa mwaka 2012 leo katika uwanja wa kumbukumbu ya Sokoine jijini Mbeya. Mwenge huo utakimbizwa kwenye jumla ya Halmashauri za wilaya, Manispaa na miji 157 na kuongozwa na kauli mbiu ya Sensa ya watu na Makazi ni Msingi wa Mipango ya Maendeleo yetu Shiriki kuhesabiwa Agosti 26.

 iongozi wa mbio za Mwenge Mwaka 2012, Kepteni Honest Erenest  Mwanossa kutoka Dar es salaam akikabidhi Mwenge wa Uhuru kwa Waziri Mkuu Mizengo Pinda tayari kwa kuukabidhi kwa viongozi wa Mkoa wa Mbeya tayari kwa kukimbizwa kwenye maeneo mbalimbali ya mkoa huo

Waziri wa Habari, Vijana, Utamaduni na Michezo, Dk. Fenela Mukangara (kushoto) akimtambulisha  kwa Waziri Mkuu Mizengo Pinda kiongozi wa mbio za mwenge mwaka 2012 Kepteni Honest Erenest Mwanossa kutoka Dar es salaam (kulia).

FYI PLEASE NOTE PROGRAMME CHANGE
CELEBRATING NUBIAN WOMEN

As part of International Women’s Month, The Equiano Society and
Windrush Foundation in association with Museum of London Docklands
present a unique weekend event in celebration of NUBIAN WOMEN.
Nubia is the homeland of one of Africa's earliest civilization, with a history
that can be traced from about 10,000 B.C. through Nubian monuments
and artifacts. In antiquity, Nubia was a land of great natural wealth, of
gold mines, ebony, ivory and perfumes.

The main speaker on both 21 & 22 March is Rashid Elsheikh, a Nubian;
Kandace Chimbiri’s presentation onQueen Amanirenas and
Queen Amanishakheto; Performance Poetry by Asher Hoyles (on 21 March)
& Yvonne Bailey (on 22 March).

The programme also includes the screening of Louis Buckley’s NUBIAN SPIRIT,
a beautifully shot documentary that unravels the fascinating and often magical legacy of Ancient Sudan. It shines light onto the Ancient African culture, history and spiritual mythology of the people from the Nile Valley. The film digs deep into Ancient Africa's numerous contributions to modern civilization. It draws out the importance of the male, female relationships and it looks at such disciplines as astronomy, architecture, science and much more that the Ancient Africans used to make sense of their world. The film features
dynamic interviews with leading scholars, an archaeologist and ground
breaking museum curators.

Celebrating NUBIAN WOMEN is at Museum of London Docklands, West India Quay,
London, E14 4AL, from 1pm to 5pm.

ADMISSION Free. Further information from: Tel: 020 7001 9844


P.S. Unfortunately, Mrs Thanaa Mossa, Deputy Director of Nubia Museum, Aswan Egypt, is unable to be at this weekend’s celebrations, but she is due to give her presentation at another event in the coming months.

Rashid Elsheikh, a Nubian scholar, will speak on Queen Nefertari and other Nubian women.

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BREAST CANCER

Things Black Women Should Know About Breast Cancer
1. White women are more at risk for breast cancer, but when black women develop the disease it’s deadlier.
2. The chance of an American woman developing breast cancer in some time at her life is one in eight, but the death rate from the disease for black women is 32 percent higher than for white women.3. Younger black women who develop breast cancer are more likely than older black women or white women to develop a particularly aggressive form of the disease that is deadlier and harder to treat.
October is Breast Cancer Awareness Month, so there's no time like the present to have that mammogram you've been putting off. According to medical experts, the earlier the detection of breast cancer, the higher the chances of a successful recovery. If there is a woman dear to you, go for a mammogram together. Support is key!
Know Whether You May Be At Risk
4. Is there a history of breast cancer in your family, particularly with your mother, aunt, sister or maternal grandmother?
5. Are you severely overweight or obese? Did you become heavier after menopause?
6. Did your periods start before age 12?
7. Did you have your first child after age 30? Were you childless when you entered menopause?Get some important information about breast health and cancer awareness
Early Detection Saves Lives – What You Can Do About It
8. Perform monthly breast self-exam 2-3 days after the end of your period
9. Have a yearly clinical breast exam by a healthcare professional10. Have a yearly mammogram beginning at age 40. Ask your doctor if you should start having them earlier if you believe you may be in a high-risk categorytreat.

For more info:

http://www.nbcam.org/

http://www.breastcancer.org/

www.cancer.org/docroot/CRI/content/CRI... or see your GP

EAST AFRICA COMMUNITY

The East Africa Community presidents : WHAT WOULD YOU LIKE TO SEE YOUR PRESIDENT DOING OTHER THAN THIS?

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KENYA

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TANZANIA