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Thursday, April 1, 2010 Uwanja wa Ndege Kujengwa Holili, Taveta Uwanja wa ndege wa kisasa unatarajiwa kujengwa mpakani mwa Tanzania na Kenya katika maeneo ya Holili na Taveta kama njia ya kuimarisha utalii na kukuza biashara katika ukanda wa Afrika Mashariki.  Balozi wa Kenya nchini Tanzania, Mutinda Mutiso, alisema hayo wakati juzi akizungumza na wawekezaji na wadau mbalimbali mjini hapa juzi usiku.Mutiso alisema uwanja huo utajengwa kilomita saba kutoka Holili kuelekea Taveta nchini Kenya. “Zabuni imekwishatolewa kwa Serikali ya Kenya ili kumpata mkandarasi mahiri atakayejenga uwanja huo,” alisema.  Alisema uwanja huo ambao umepangwa kugharimu Sh. bilioni 10 za Kenya, utafungua milango na kuvuta watalii wengi katika ukanda huo.Aliongeza kuwa awamu ya kwanza ya mradi wa ujenzi wa kiwanja hicho, inatazamiwa kumalizika miaka miwili ijayo na ya pili itachukua muda wa miaka mitatu. Balozi huyo, alisema mikoa mitano ya Arusha, Kilimanjaro, Tanga, Manyara na Singida itanufaika kutokana na ujenzi wa uwanja huo.Kwa mujibu wa Mutiso, ndege zitakazokuwa zinabeba watalii kutoka Amerika na Ulaya zitaruka moja kwa moja hadi katika uwanja huo ili kujionea vivutio vya utalii kama vile Mlima Kilimanjaro na mbuga za taifa za wanyama.  Alisema lengo la kujenga uwanja huo ni kuinua hadhi ya vivutio vya utalii katika Hifadhi ya Mkomazi kwa upande wa Tanzania na mbuga za wanyama za Tsavo na Amboseli nchini Kenya.  ELIZABETH KANGETHE DID IT  She is now the proud councillor of Parsloe Ward, Barking and Dagenham where she was elected on a Labour Party ticket. Thursday, May 6, 2010-Results for the Parsloes Ward Election Armstrong, Ronald- Conservative Party Candidate-Votes Cast: 763 Collins, Bert - Elected-The Labour Party Candidate-Votes Cast: 2158 Egbeson, Frederick-Liberal Democrat Focus Team-Votes Cast: 575 Forster, Christopher Walter Charles-British National Party-Votes Cast: 941 Friend, Leigh-British National Party-Votes Cast: 1022 Kangethe, Elizabeth - Elected-The Labour Party Candidate-Votes Cast: 1935 McKay, Anthony Stephen-British National Party-Votes Cast: 867 Rice, Chris - Elected-The Labour Party Candidate- Votes Cast: 1913 A KENYAN.... Elizabeth Kangethe is running for the position of councillor in Parsoles Ward, Essex. Elizabeth Kangethe is from the African community who lives in the borough and is standing for the position of councillor for the first time in Parsoles Ward. Elizabeth has been an active member in the local Labour party since 2005 helping the local MP M.Hodge and party to canvass the views of local residents. Outside of the party Elizabeth is a teacher and is busy helping as a volunteer in the community as a scout leader in the borough, teaching Swahili to children and helping them with school homework, an approved foster carer as well as being the chair of a borough women’s group and church leader. Elizabeth says "I’m very proud of my cultural background, I believe I can make a real difference in the local community and look forward to helping to raise the standard in the borough for all residents". Ms Muthoni Kangethe (left) and Mrs. Muthaka busy doing the final touches for the Labour Party campaign as they head to drop some leaflets for Miss Elizabeth Kangethe. I am urging my fellow Kenyans to trust Mr. Moreno Ocampo. This is a man who has a proven record of working tirelessly for the sake of fighting international crimes like the ones committed in Kenya soon after the last general election. No wonder so many MPs led by Gitobu Imanyara have so much confidence in him.To Kibaki and Odinga, remember that Some 1,133 people were killed and another 650,000 ejected from their homes during the violence. You should therefore give Mr Moreno-Ocampo's  a chance  to deal  with the key suspects and let them be tried.Moreno-Ocampo said: "Kenya will be a world example on managing violence". Moreno-Ocampo is due to visit Kenya on November 5 to discuss his plan to prosecute the worst offenders behind the violence after last year's disputed presidential election which killed at least 1,300 people and uprooted more than 300,000. Kenya has promised to deal with the masterminds itself, but numerous attempts to kick-start the process have floundered and Kenyans are sceptical that powerful individuals will be arrested and charged because of widespread impunity among politicians. The prosecutor declined to say how quickly he might launch indictments but said he would discuss with the Kenyan government how to best cooperate to end impunity and avoid a repeat of the violence at the next election, due in 2012.  "Kenya could be an example of how to manage this type of conflict because Kenya had a problem but Kenya stopped the crimes in two months. Now they have to do more to prevent repetition and ensure the next election is an example," he said. SHAPE UP OR ELSE: OBAMA TELLS KENYA   US President Barack Obama has warned Kenya, which he fondly refers to as the land of his grandfathers, that there would be no retreat on the road to a new constitution. His government also declared its eye is on Kenya, especially on how the country tackles corruption and impunity. US Ambassador to Kenya Michael Ranneberger also warned Washington will get tough on Kenya in the next few weeks. He delivered Obama’s caution that there will be no pulling out of the road to a new constitution to avoid recurrence of post-election violence in 2012. "In the coming weeks the US will speak out more openly and take concrete actions to push for reforms. We are calling for actual results not more task forces and commissions of inquiry," Ranneberger said OCAMPO’S  THREE STEP STRATEGY Leaders behind last year’s post-election violence will have to prepare themselves for their day in court at The Hague. This follows the lapse of a deadline agreed with International Criminal Court Chief Prosecutor Luis Moreno-Ocampo. Ocampo has laid out a three-step strategy for dealing with the post-election violence suspects. This includes Going after the high-level officials unlikely to ever receive justice back home. Pressurizing Kenya's government to create a special court of its own to try the rest of those suspected of leading the violence. Supporting a Truth, Justice, and Reconciliation Committee modeled after the post-apartheid South African body that is supposed to address the underlying issues behind the nation's ethnic tension. THERE YOU GO.... NOW I FEEL PROUD OF YOU where is UHURU? NOW IS THE TIME TO ACT GUYS- Rule Wisely and Honor God When a nation is righteous, they will have a righteous ruler - a man of discernment, understanding, and knowledge – and will be stable over the long term. The people of a nation must decide to honor and serve God and then He will be able to bless them and give them godly, consistent leadership.  God expects those in authority to faithfully and righteously judge the poor – to know and care for their rights. In order for leaders to lead and judge righteously, they must not abuse alcohol, drugs, or any other addicting or hallucinogenic substance. A good leader is sober, exhibits self-control in mind, body and spirit, is not greedy or selfish, does not think more highly of himself than he ought, and puts the needs of others above his own. If those in authority rule faithfully and righteously God will bless them and cause them to remain in leadership.	PAY ATTENTION TO WHAT  JOMO KENYATTA SAID "I have no intention of retaliating or looking backwards. We are going to forget the past and look forward to the future." (1964) "Some people try deliberately to exploit the colonial hangover for their own purpose, to serve an external force. To us, Communism is as bad as imperialism." (1964) WHAT DOES RAILA AND WANJIRU KNOW ABOUT MUNGIKI THAT WE DO NOT KNOW Mr. Prime Minister and Bishop Margaret Wanjiru., remember that More than 30 other suspected members of the outlawed Mungiki sect escaped arrest at Ng’othi village in Mwea division. The other day. Led by area deputy police head Patrick Oduma, the law enforcers raided a hut belonging to a sect leader and found the youths aged between 22 and 38 taking oath. The sect leader also escaped the police dragnet. Residents said the sect members would have launched mass killings after they were through with their ceremony. “We suspect that the youths were taking the oath in preparation for mass killing of residents in the area,” a villager who sought anonymity said. Leaflets believed to have been authored by Mungiki sect were found scattered at Kamuiru, Kagio and Kiamaina and other trading centres. These leaflets warned that the sect members would raid the area any time from October 24 to avenge the killing of their two colleagues by vigilantes. Mr. Raila and Bishop Wanjiru  don’t you think that  the rise of vigilante attacks is  the failure by the justice system and the Government. The sole most important responsibilities of any government is to keep its citizens safe. Why then all this anarchyDuring the national population and housing census in August, a suspected Mungiki adherent was lynched in broad daylight for allegedly planning to disrupt the enumeration exercise. The man was “arrested” in Kerugoya town and frog marched to a place called The Hague in Kagumo. The youths slit his throat with a knife as villagers watched in shock, and his body was left in the middle of the road. No one has been arrested in connection with the killing. Where was Wanjiru and Raila. They never said a word. Now Raila is going to talk with the Mungiki leader because he said his life is in danger. What of those who died in their hands. Raila and Wanjiru—is there anything you know and we do not know about mungiki This is where you belong Son Raila's Chamelionic Nature- show stealer Barack Obama oratory The monitor- uganda This day-Tanzania Methali za Kiswahili FirstPostNewspaper-England Uhuru for Kibaki Kenya is Getting Better 43rd kenyatta day cerebration 1 A CLOSER LOOK AT RAILA CHAMELEONIC NATURE Ward Winners Abbey: BUTT Laila HUSSAIN Manzoor SAEED Tariq Alibon: ALASIA Sanchia DAVIS John RODWELL Darren Becontree: CARPENTER Evelyn DOUGLAS Rob OGUNGBOSE James Chadwell Heath: MCKENZIE Milton TARRY Sam WADE Jeff Eastbrook: BURGON Pam MCCARTHY Mick RAMSAY Tony Eastbury: ALEXANDER Jeanne MCDERMOTT Jim RAI Hardial Singh Gascoigne: ASHRAF Saima AZIZ Abdul TWOMEY Dominic Goresbrook: CLEE Jim  COULING Louise LETCHFORD Graham Heath: MILES Dave  REASON Linda Ann  VINCENT Gerry Longbridge: GILL Nirmal GILL Rocky RICE Lynda Mayesbrook: BALDWIN Ralph  BARRATT George  HUNT Dee Parsloes: COLLINS Bert  KANGETHE Elizabeth RICE Chris River: JAMU Inder Singh  KELLER Eileen Sandra  SMITH Liam Anthony Valence: OBASOHAN Emmanuel SALAM Abdus WORBY Maureen Thames: CHANNER Josephine GEDDES Cameron POULTON Barry Village: MULLANE Margaret WAKER Lee WAKER Phil Whalebone: JAMU Amardeep Singh PERRY Tony Harry WHITE John Robert

what game are you playing now. Dont you care that the country is suffering

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