SIMU.TV: Wakuu wa mashirika ya Umma nchini wametakiwa kuongoza mashirika hayo kwa kuzingatia sheria na taratibu ili kuongeza ufanisi; https://youtu.be/LUfS4eH_LmE

SIMU.TV: Wasimamizi wa msimu wa mauzo ya Korosho kwa mwaka 2016/2017 wamewataka wawekezaji kuboresha viwanda vya Korosho walivyovinunua; https://youtu.be/G6X7eqQnpRc

SIMU.TV: Viongozi wa ngazi mbalimbali Ukanda wa Magharibi wametakiwa kushirikiana katika kuhakikisha maisha ya wananchi yanakuwa bora; https://youtu.be/OR9Wg7u0ONo

SIMU.TV: Serikali imetangaza Operesheni maalumu ya kuzuia uzalishaji, usamabzaji na matumizi ya pombe kali aina ya Viroba nchini; https://youtu.be/WNznZsWnCtU

SIMU.TV: Mkurugenzi mkuu wa mamlaka ya hali ya hewa nchini Dkt Agnes Kijazi ametoa taarifa ya muelekeo wa msimu wa mvua kwa miezi ijayo; https://youtu.be/t34j41wBPQA

SIMU.TV: Waziri wa Afya Ummy Mwalimu amesema hospitali ya Benjamin Mkapa iliyoko mkoani Dodoma itaanza kutoa Tiba kwa magonjwa maalumu; https://youtu.be/uK0ET7JulIg

SIMU.TV: Bei za mafuta ya Petrol na Diesel imepanda kwa wastani wa asilimia 4 kutokana na kupanda kwa bei katika soko la mafuta duniani; https://youtu.be/_U5VnPpl0Ss

SIMU.TV: Kampuni za mafuta za Oryx Oil na Sahara zimeshinda zabuni za kuagiza mafuta ya Petrol, Diesel na mafuta ya ndege; https://youtu.be/DUwQ38KauBg

SIMU.TV: Wafanyabiashara wa samaki katika soko la Darajani visiwani Zanzibar wamesema mauzo ya samaki yameongezeka kutokana na kuadimika kwa kitoweo hiko; https://youtu.be/leK-7xTZicQ

SIMU.TV: Serikali imeunda kamati ya watu 10 kwa lengo kuhamasisha wadau mbalimbali wa michezo kuchangia timu ya vijana Serengeti Boys kuelekea nchini Gabon; https://youtu.be/KoyjVNHmviA

SIMU.TV: Waziri wa Habari Nape Nnauye amekutana na wadau wa michezo nchini kuweza kuangalia namna ya kuiwezesha Tanzania kufanya vyema michuano ya Olimpiki kule Tokyo; https://youtu.be/5vmE_I3Qqb8

SIMU.TV: Shirikisho la mpira TFF limethibitisha kukamilika kwa ukarabati wa uwanja wa Jamhuri mkoani Morogoro kuweza kutumika kwa michezo ya Ligi kuu; https://youtu.be/yRPIdNBWTSA

SIMU.TV: Mwanamuziki wa kizazi kipya nchini Alikiba amewasili nchini leo akitokea Afrika Kusini alikofanya ziara ya kimuziki, tazama hapa mapokezi yake yalivyokuwa; https://youtu.be/E2TU6vX3zaU

 Na  Woinde Shizza,Arusha

Wanawake wote hapa nchini wametakiwa kujijengea tabia ya kupima afya zao mara kwa mara ili kuweza kujua matatizo  ya mwili waliyonayo na kuyatatua  kabla ya madhara makubwa kutokea .

Hayo yamebainishwa leo na  mkurugenzi wa kampuni   ya Phide  entertaiment  Phidesia Mwakitalima wakati alipokuwa akiongea na waandishi wa habari juu ya maandalizi ya wiki   wanawake duniani ambayo inatarajia kuanza March mbili ambapo kwa mkoa wa Arusha maadhimisho hayo yanatarajiwa kufanyika kwa muda wa siku  saba katika viwanja vya kumbukumbu  ya sheikh Amri Abeid  .

Alisema kuwa wanawake wengi wamekuwa awana tabia ya kupima afya zao mara kwa mara  kitu ambacho ni hatari mno kwani maisha ya sasa ukilinganisha na hali ya tabia nchi ilivyo pamoja na vyakula ambavyo vinaliwa kwa kipindi hichi.

Alisema kuwa kutokana na tatizo hilo kuonekana hivyo  kampuni ya Phide entertaiment wameamua kuandaa kuandaa maadhimisho haya kwa kuwapa fursa wanawake kujitokeza kupima afya zao bure ambapo alisema  tukio zima litafanyika katika viwanja vya kumbukumbu ya Sheikh Amri Abeid  kwa muda wa siku saba  ambapo alisema kuwa maadhimisho haya yataanza rasmi  March 2 hadi March  nane.

" tamasha hili kubwa linawapa  fursa  wanawake kuweza  kupima Afya yako bure na magonjwa ambayo yatapimwa katika wiki hii ni pamoja na Moyo, Kisukari, Macho, na figo hivyo napenda kuwasihi wanawake wenzangu wote wajitokeze kwa wingi waje wapime afya zao  na wajijue vizuri "alisema Phide

Aidha alisema kuwa mbali  na kupima afya pia wiki hiyo itatumika kwa ajili ya kuwapa wanawake ushauri juu ya kupima afya zao mara kwa mara  ambapo watawapa elimu ya kutosha .

"unajua kipindi hichi wanawake wamekuwa wanapata magonjwa ya haina mbalimbali na wingine wamekuwa wanapuuzia kwenda hospitali kupima afya zao mara kwa mara hivyo tamasha hili la wiki nzima litatumika kuwaelimisha wanawake faida za kupima afya zao mara kwa mara"alisema Phide

Alimalizia kwa kuwataka wanawake wote kutopuuzia wiki hiii kwani ni muhimu sana kwa kujotokeza kupima afya zao na wajue mfumo mzima wa miiili yao ilivyo pamoja na kupata ushauri kutoka kwa wataalamu  wa afya .

Kiongozi wa band ya  East African Ngwasuma Original Band Kingombe Blaise  wa pili kulia akiwa anafanya mambo katika ukumbi wa Filomena Bar uliopo Boma Ngo'mbe  mkoani Kilimanjaro  wakati wa onyesho lao walilofanya mwishoni mwa wiki hii

 waimbaji na wanenguaji wa bendi ya East African Ngwasuma Original Band wakiwa wanawapagawisha wakazi wa Bomang'ombe na mitaa yake

 wanenguaji wa band ya  East African Ngwasuma Original Band wakiwa wanaonyesha viuno ikiwa  wanacheza staili yao mpya ya Kampa Kampa tena

 Rappa anaejulikana kwa jina la Papii katalogi akifanya yake ndani ya ukumbi wa Filomena Bar mkoani kilimanjaro

Habari picha na Woinde Shizza,Kilimanjaro

Bendi mpya iliongia mjini kwa kasi inayoongozwa na msanii maarufu Kingombe Blaise imewapagawisha wakati wa mji wa BomaNg'ombe na vitongoji vyake mara baada ya kutoa burudani kali ambayo iliacha historia

Wakiongea na blog hii baadhi ya washabiki wa mziki wa dance walisema kuwa wamefuarahi sana kupewa burudani na bendi hiyo , kwani walikuwa walikuwa na kiu ya mda mrefu kupata burudani kama hii

Mmoja wa wananchi hao aliyejitambulisha kwa jina la Pendo Petro alisema kuwa bendi hii iko vizuri na imewapa burudani nzuri hivyo wanaiombea iendelee kudumu ili wao kama wananchi wa mkoa wa kilimanjaro waweze kuendelea kupata burudani 

Akiongelea onyesho hilo kiongozi wa bendi hiyo  Kingombe Blaise alisema kuwa wao wamejipanga kuwapa burudani ya kutosha wakazi wa mkoa wa Arusha ,moshi naTanzania kwa ujumla 

"sisi tumejipanga kuwapa burudani wapenzi wa mziki wa dance na kwa sasa tunafanya hizi show ila tunampango wa kuzindua Albamu yetu hivi karibuni na muda ukifika atutaacha kuwaaambia wapenzi wetu wa muziki huu ili nao waweze kutusapoti na tunawaaidi tutawapa burudani ya kweli ambayo kila mmoja ambaye anajua mziki wa dance  ataifaurahia"alisema Kingblez

Aidha alisema kuwa  pamoja kunaushindani mkubwa katika muziki huuu wao hawatetereki maana wanaamini kabisa amna bendi ambayo inawafikia kwa kutoa burudani hivyo wapenzi wa mziki wa dance waendelee kusubiri na waendelee kuwapa ushirikiano ili watimize malengo yao ya kuwapa burudani .

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0YPNrj7iOzs

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King Mohamed VI  appears to be on bold paths on revolutionizing how Africans may think and Africa's integration.  Morocco was recently readmitted into the African Union on January 30, 2017 after 32 years of absence. 

In rapid order, the Kingdom of Morocco is ready to change its status from Observer to full membership in the Economic Community of West African States. The country's Ministry of Foreign Affairs and International Cooperation made the announcement on February 25, 2017, and indicated the request is in line with provisions of ECOWAS founding treaty and in full satisfaction of its membership criteria.

Accordingly, Morocco, a North African nation, informed Ellen Johnson Sirleaf, President of Liberia, who is the current chair of ECOWAS of "its interest to join the regional grouping as a full member" the official statement said. It explained the development is "to crown the strong political, human, historical, religious and economic ties at all levels with ECOWAS member countries."

The statement said these visits (to Member States) were crowned by the signing of several hundred agreements, which gave a "strong" impetus to bilateral cooperation with the 15 member countries of the regional bloc.

UK outlines new humanitarian support and urges the international community to save lives before it’s too late The International Development Secretary Priti Patel has today announced new packages of life-saving UK aid for South Sudan and Somalia and issued a call to action to the international community to step up their support before it is too late. Before this week there has been only one certified famine globally since 2000. Parts of South Sudan are now in famine and in 2017 there is a credible risk of another three famines in Yemen, North East Nigeria and Somalia. Drought and conflict in these countries are pushing families to the brink of starvation and there is also no end in sight to the six-year conflict which has ripped Syria apart. As the world faces an unprecedented number of humanitarian crises, Priti Patel outlined how the UK will lead the world in supporting famine stricken areas. In response to famine warnings in Somalia and South Sudan she announced new UK support to provide lifesaving food, water and emergency healthcare which will save more than a million lives in each country. This is alongside continued life-saving aid to Yemen and North East Nigeria which provided food, medical supplies, water and emergency shelter to over two million people in 2016. International Development Secretary Priti Patel said: “The world faces a series of unprecedented humanitarian crises and the real threat of famine in four countries. These crises are being driven by conflict and drought and we must respond accordingly. Our commitment to UK aid means that when people are at risk of dying from drought and disaster, we have the tools and expertise to avoid catastrophe. “In times of crisis, the world looks to Britain not just for our work on the ground, but also for our leadership internationally. While we step up our support for emergency food, water and lifesaving care to those in need, our message to the world is clear – we must act now to help innocent people who are starving to death.” In Somalia, more than six million people have no reliable access to food and there are 360,000 acutely malnourished children. All the signs are pointing to a famine as bad, or worse, than the one in 2011 which killed an estimated 260,000 people. The UK is acting now to prevent this. Today’s announcement of new support to Somalia will provide: · emergency food to up to one million people · life-saving nutritional support to more than 600,000 starving children and pregnant and breastfeeding women · safe drinking water for one million people · emergency healthcare for 1.7 million people In South Sudan famine has now been declared and more than half the population is in desperate need. Almost five million face the daily threat of going without enough food and water and three million people have been forced from their homes because of ruthless violence and widespread rape. The UK will lead the way by providing: · Food assistance for over 500,000 people · Life-saving nutritional support to more than 27,500 children · Safe drinking water for over 300,000 people · Emergency health services for over 100,000 people · Livelihood support for over 650,000 people · Vaccinations for over 200,000 livestock In North East Nigeria as Boko Haram is pushed out, we have increased our humanitarian support. The UK has provided: · food to more than one million people · treatment to 34,000 children at risk of death from hunger · access to clean water and sanitation for more than 135,000 people In Yemen the UK is delivering life-saving aid to the most vulnerable people which included supplying food, medical supplies, water and emergency shelter to over one million people last year. To stop famine spreading and help support stability in these regions the system needs urgent reform. The UK is pushing for a faster, more effective international humanitarian system fit for the 21st century, which is firmly in our interests. -ENDS- Notes to editors · The UK is providing £100m of new support in Somalia and another £100m in South Sudan for 2017/18. · In addition to South Sudan, Somalia, Yemen and North East Nigeria, the UK is at the forefront of the response to the Syria crisis. UK aid is helping millions of civilians caught up in the war; supporting Syrian refugees to remain in host countries in the region; and is enabling host countries to accommodate them. · The UK has committed £2.3 billion to the Syria Crisis Response between 2012 and 2020. Since February 2012, across Syria and the region, we have distributed over 21 million food rations that feed a person for a month, over 6.5 million relief packages, over 6.2 million vaccines and provided over 4.8 million medical consultations · We are supporting the governments of Jordan, Lebanon and Turkey to better cope with a protracted refugee presence, and enable Syrian refugees to remain in the region until they can safely return to Syria. Our programmes are aimed at meeting immediate humanitarian need. In addition, we are improving people’s lives by helping support children into school to avoid a lost generation, creating job opportunities and improving skills. The Department for International Development (DFID) We lead the UK government’s work to end extreme poverty. 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The ECOWAS ANTHEM West African States, of Historic solidarity, Come, unite and develop a buoyant economy! Freedom returning from the yokes of past captivity, Now West Africa becomes the Economic Community! Great were the kingdoms of our past: Ever our bond renewed shall last! It's no mystery, We'll make history- From the ocean, to rain forests and the Savannahs; Working hand In hand, Each and every land, We shall progress happily ECOWAS! 2 Peace and unity and social justice everywhere, Cultural integration and liberty we declare! Women and youth, all shall maintain our future bright, In health; Human and natural resources shall sustain our wealth. West Africa, our region State: Steadfast shall stand our union great! It's no mystery, We've made history From the sea shores to the desert, through the Savannahs: Each and every land, All will, hand in hand, Ever progress happily in ECOWAS! DFID_280_AW UK-AID-Standard-RGB Press release UK outlines new humanitarian support and urges the international community to save lives before it’s too late The International Development Secretary Priti Patel has today announced new packages of life-saving UK aid for South Sudan and Somalia and issued a call to action to the international community to step up their support before it is too late. Before this week there has been only one certified famine globally since 2000. Parts of South Sudan are now in famine and in 2017 there is a credible risk of another three famines in Yemen, North East Nigeria and Somalia. Drought and conflict in these countries are pushing families to the brink of starvation and there is also no end in sight to the six-year conflict which has ripped Syria apart. As the world faces an unprecedented number of humanitarian crises, Priti Patel outlined how the UK will lead the world in supporting famine stricken areas. In response to famine warnings in Somalia and South Sudan she announced new UK support to provide lifesaving food, water and emergency healthcare which will save more than a million lives in each country. This is alongside continued life-saving aid to Yemen and North East Nigeria which provided food, medical supplies, water and emergency shelter to over two million people in 2016. International Development Secretary Priti Patel said: “The world faces a series of unprecedented humanitarian crises and the real threat of famine in four countries. These crises are being driven by conflict and drought and we must respond accordingly. Our commitment to UK aid means that when people are at risk of dying from drought and disaster, we have the tools and expertise to avoid catastrophe. “In times of crisis, the world looks to Britain not just for our work on the ground, but also for our leadership internationally. While we step up our support for emergency food, water and lifesaving care to those in need, our message to the world is clear – we must act now to help innocent people who are starving to death.” In Somalia, more than six million people have no reliable access to food and there are 360,000 acutely malnourished children. All the signs are pointing to a famine as bad, or worse, than the one in 2011 which killed an estimated 260,000 people. The UK is acting now to prevent this. Today’s announcement of new support to Somalia will provide: · emergency food to up to one million people · life-saving nutritional support to more than 600,000 starving children and pregnant and breastfeeding women · safe drinking water for one million people · emergency healthcare for 1.7 million people In South Sudan famine has now been declared and more than half the population is in desperate need. Almost five million face the daily threat of going without enough food and water and three million people have been forced from their homes because of ruthless violence and widespread rape. The UK will lead the way by providing: · Food assistance for over 500,000 people · Life-saving nutritional support to more than 27,500 children · Safe drinking water for over 300,000 people · Emergency health services for over 100,000 people · Livelihood support for over 650,000 people · Vaccinations for over 200,000 livestock In North East Nigeria as Boko Haram is pushed out, we have increased our humanitarian support. The UK has provided: · food to more than one million people · treatment to 34,000 children at risk of death from hunger · access to clean water and sanitation for more than 135,000 people In Yemen the UK is delivering life-saving aid to the most vulnerable people which included supplying food, medical supplies, water and emergency shelter to over one million people last year. To stop famine spreading and help support stability in these regions the system needs urgent reform. The UK is pushing for a faster, more effective international humanitarian system fit for the 21st century, which is firmly in our interests.