Wanaume Arusha walivyotesa Wanawake waliokutana nao Instagram na Facebook

Siku hizi habari ya mjini ni mitandao ya kijamii, kila mmoja anapenda kuwa na simu nzuri ya mkononi na kujiunga na mitandao ya kijamii kama Instagram, Facebook, Twitter na Snapchat ili kujua kinachoendelea duniani lakini pia kukutana na watu wapya.
Kwenye mitandao hiyohiyo Wengine hukutana na kuwa Wapenzi bila kujuana vizuri, wanabadilishana namba za simu na wanakutana ambapo ndio kilichotokea Arusha na sasa Dawati la Jinsia Arusha limetoa takwimu za Wanawake waliopata mateso baada ya kukutana na Wanaume wenyewe.
‘Kuna matukio zaidi ya 13 ambayo yameripotiwa Arusha, Wanawake/Wasichana ndio wamekwenda Polisi kushitaki baada ya kutelekezwa na Wanaume waliokutana nao Instagram na mitandao mingine ya kijamii, unakuta Msichana anatoka nje ya Arusha kumfata Mwanaume‘
‘Unakuta binti hamjui vizuri huyo Mwanaume amekutana nae kwenye mitandao lakini anakuja Arusha wanafanya starehe zao za mapenzi hotelini na wengine wameishi kwa miezi 6 na kuendelea alafu baadae wanakorofishana binti anatelekezwa, anakosa pesa ya kurudi kwao kisha anakuja kuripoti kwetu‘

Afande Sele kuhusu ishu ya dawa za kulevya iliyotangazwa na Paul Makonda

Afande Sele ni miongoni mwa wasanii wa siku nyingi Tanzania ambao wamekua wakifatilia pia na ishu za siasa na mengine yanayoendelea ambapo leo hii ametumia time yake kuandika kwenye Facebook kuhusu ishu ya  dawa za kulevya iliyotangazwa na mkuu wa mkoa Paul Makonda.
Afande ameandika ‘Katika hili sakata la MAPAPA na MAPUNDA ya Unga kama kweli braza Paul yupo serious na sio ‘Matango Pori’kama tulivyoona ktk masakata mengine,huenda hata wale WASAFI wakaonekana wachafu…kila la kheri Mr Paul….RiP Da Amina…wacha parry ianzeee…..’

Kutoka makao makuu ya CAF, hii ni habari kubwa kwa Serengeti Boys leo

Shirikisho la soka barani Afrika CAF lenye makao makuu yake Cairo Misri, leo February 3 2017 kupitia kwa shirikisho la soka Tanzania TFF limeipitisha timu ya taifa ya Tanzania ya vijana chini ya umri wa miaka 17 (Serengeti Boys) kupata nafasi ya kucheza fainali za mataifa ya Afrika kwa vijana (AFCON-U17).

CAF wametoa taarifa hizo baada ya Tanzania kushinda rufaa yao waliyoikata dhidi ya timu ya Congo Brazzaville ambao walichezesha mchezaji aliyezidi umri wakati wa mchezo dhidi ya Serengeti Boys, hivyo Serengeti Boys wanapewa nafasi hiyo baada ya Congo kushindwa kumpeleka mchezaji wao aliyedaiwa kuzidi umri kufanyiwa uhakiki wa umri wake.

Langa Lesse Bercy anayedaiwa kuzidi umri pichani kulia

Kama utakuwa unakumbuka vizuri shirikisho la soka Tanzania TFF lilikata rufaa kwa CAF kupinga Congo kumchezesha mchezaji Langa Lesse Bercy aliyedaiwa kuvuka umri wa miaka 17, hivyo alicheza mchezo dhidi ya Serengeti Boys kimakosa.

Tweet ya Waziri wa michezo Nape Nnauye

Leo imetangazwa picha ya Instagram yenye Likes nyingi zaidi duniani

Kitabu cha rekodi za dunia cha Guiness kimetangaza picha ya Instagram iliyovunja rekodi kwa kupata likes nyingi zaidi kuliko picha nyingine yoyote iliyowahi kupostiwa.
Picha aliyoipost mwimbaji staa wa Marekani Beyonce na kuthibitisha kuhusu ujauzito wake wa Mapacha imeivunja rekodi hiyo kwa kupata likes MILIONI 6.3 ndani ya saa 8 toka ipostiwe ambapo mpaka leo February 3 2017 22:47 EAT ina likes zaidi ya milioni 9.
Beyonce ameivunja rekodi ya mwimbaji Selena Gomez ambae alikua anaishikilia rekodi ya likes Milioni 6.3 kwenye picha aliyoipost June 25 2016.

CAF imechezesha droo ya CHAN 2018, watakaocheza na Tanzania wametajwa

Shirikisho la soka barani CAF leo Fabruary 3 2017 Libreville Gabon limechezesha droo ya kupanga timu zitakazoshiriki michuano ya mataifa ya Afrika 2018 kwa wachezaji wanaocheza Ligi za ndani maarufu kama CHAN 2018.
Droo hiyo imechezeshwa na kwa upande wa timu ya taifa ya Tanzania katika haraka za kuwania kucheza michuano hiyo, imepangwa kuchezwa na Rwanda round ya pili, mchezo ambao utachezwa  kati ya July 14 na 16  Dar es Salaam kabla ya kurudiana tena kati ya July 21 na 23 Kigali Rwanda.
Kamati ya CAF ambayo imechezesha droo hiyo ikiwa Libreville Gabon imepanga nchi hizo za ukanda wa Afrika Mashariki na kati, kuwa mshindi kati ya Rwanda na Tanzania atakutana na mshindi kati ya Uganda, Sudan Kusini na Somalia.
Mara ya mwisho kwa timu za taifa za Rwanda na Tanzania kukutana ilikuwa katika michuano ya CECAFA Senior Challenge Cup 2015 Ethiopia, lakini Rwanda ilipoteza kwa goli 2-1 kabla ya kumaliza michuano hiyo kwa Rwanda kushika nafasi ya pili kwa kukubali kupoteza kwa goli 1-0 dhidi ya Uganda katika mchezo wa fainali.

MTV Base wamethibitisha ushindi wa tuzo ya Best African Act kwa Alikiba

Tuzo za MTV Europe Music 2016 zilifanyika weekend iliyopita ambapo Mnigeria staa wa single ya Baba Nla Wizkid alitangazwa kuwa mshindi wa tuzo ya BEST AFRICAN ACT tofauti na ilivyokuwa ikionesha kwenye kura za mtandaoni kuwa Alikiba ndiye mshindi.

Mjadalia mkali ulianza mitandaoni kuhusu mshindi halali wa tuzo ya MTV EMA kwenye category ya BEST AFRICAN ACT, ambapo uliwafikia waandaji wa tuzo hizo. 

Leo November 10 2016 MTV Base East kupitia akaunti yao ya twitter wametangaza rasmi  kuwa tuzo hiyo aliyestahili kuipata ni mtanzania Alikiba na wamempongeza kwa tuzo hiyo .

Here’s the Kind of First Lady Melania Trump Will Be, In Her Own Words

Here’s the Kind of First Lady Melania Trump Will Be, In Her Own Words

As Donald Trump won the presidency early Wednesday morning, the nation also gained a new first lady in his wife, Melania.

Although she played only a nominal role in his campaign as her husband energized his base across the country, she’ll be directly in the spotlight as she prepares to occupy the East Wing of the White House.

The Slovenian-born Melania, 46, will make history as the first immigrant first lady since Louisa, wife to John Quincy Adams, in 1825. Melania moved to the U.S. in 1996, and became a citizen in 2006, one year after marrying Donald.

The former model will be a significant change from the outgoing first lady — the Princeton and Harvard-educated lawyer Michelle Obama. But the two share an important part of their life in common: motherhood.

As first lady, expect Melania’s commitment to their 10-year-old son, Barron, to be a top priority.

“My husband is traveling all the time. Barron needs somebody as a parent, so I am with him all the time,” she previously told PEOPLE, explaining that she doesn’t have a nanny.

Melania says that she helps Barron with his homework, takes him to after-school activities and encourages him to try out different interests.

“He wants to be a golfer, a businessman, a pilot. It’s that age when you introduce him to stuff, and I like to be very hands-on,” she said.

Motherhood aside, Melania is also known for her impeccable style — and famously wore a pussy-bow blouse to the presidential debate that followed the release of Donald’s leaked tape. Her outfits regularly sell out and she has jewelry and skincare lines bearing her name.

Since marrying her husband, Melania has also been active with charities, including the American Red Cross. In her only campaign speech other than the Republican National Convention, given one week before the election, Melania also offered a glimpse of an issue she would tackle in the White House when she announced her plan to curb cyberbullying.

“I want my little boy to know that he’s blessed to be born in a country that values individual freedom and constitutional democracy,” she said. “I want our children in this country and all around the world to live a beautiful life, to be safe and secure, to dream freely of love and a family of their own some day. We need to teach our youth American values: kindness, honesty, respect, compassion, charity, understanding, cooperation.”

“It is never okay when a 12-year-old girl is mocked, bullied or attacked,” she went on to say. “It is terrible when that happens on the playground. And it is absolutely unacceptable when it’s done with no name hiding on the Internet.”

Many labeled the speech as hollow, considering the number of people her husband has attacked on Twitter.

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In her spare time, Melania has told PEOPLE she enjoys, “tennis, Pilates; I read magazines and love fashion. You need to live your own life while also helping .”

And Donald said that he believes Melania would be an excellent face for women’s rights.

“ would be an amazing representative for our country … I could see her being very involved in women’s health issues,” he said.

During an interview with PEOPLE in October of last year, Melania hesitated to envision a life in the White House: “It’s a long road. I take it day by day. My husband has a lot of people cheering for him. We will see.”

As far as decorating the White House, Melania will likely want separate bathrooms, what she calls “the key” to a healthy marriage. Donald said that he’ll resist adding too much of his traditional gold.

“If I were elected, I would maybe touch it up a little bit,” he said, “but the White House is a special place.” Leaning forward, he adds, “You don’t want to do too much touching.”

Thousands Across the US Protest Donald Trump's Presidential Victory

Thousands of protesters took to the streets of several U.S. cities and college campuses Wednesday to express their disdain for president-elect Donald Trump.

NEW YORK CITY

A massive gathering of protesters descended upon Trump Tower in midtown Manhattan Wednesday night, marching from Union Square.
Protesters chanted, "My body, my choice," "Not my president," and "Hey, hey, ho, ho, Donald Trump has got to go."

At Union Square, hundreds chanted "He's Not My President" and carried signs that read "Defeat Fascism." Another group of protesters gathered at Columbus Circle near Trump International Hotel & Tower.

At least 65 people were arrested during Wednesday night's demonstrations, according to WABC. Sources also tell WABC that at least 10,000 people took part in NYC demonstrations.The majority of the arrests took place in front of Trump Tower, where several people climbed light poles and had to be taken down. Police closed 5th Avenue at 57th Street due to the unrest and did not allow demonstrators to march to Trump Tower.

CHICAGO

In Chicago, hundreds of protesters marched through the city's downtown and gathered outside the city's Trump Tower to express their anger that Trump was elected."You saw all of the hate was coming with him, and you were just hoping that that would never come to fruition, and it has," anti-Trump protester Will Rossi told Chicago's ABC7.

WASHINGTON, D.C.

Protesters also filled the streets in Washington, D.C., and gathered outside the newly-opened Trump hotel.

Some protesters also gathered outside the newly-opened Trump Hotel.

Students at American University protested on campus.

LOS ANGELES

Hundreds of people took to the streets of downtown Los Angeles to express their disgust with president-elect Trump.
The Los Angeles Police Department reported 13 arrests just after midnight local time.
Many protesters gathered at City Hall, where they burned a piñata of Trump. Another protester wrote "F*** Trump" on city bus.
Protesters also descended upon the 101 freeway in downtown Los Angeles, forcing its shutdown.

SEATTLE

In Seattle, about 100 protesters gathered in the Capitol Hill neighborhood, blocked roads and set a trash bin on fire, according to The Associated Press.
Protesters marched through downtown, carrying signs that read "Black Lives Matter", "Misogyny has to go," "Love Trumps Hate,"and "The people united, will never be defeated." They also chanted "Not My President," as Seattle Police officers on bicycles closely watcher over the marchers.

OAKLAND, CALIFORNIA

About 7,000 protesters took to the street of the northern California city to protest president-elect Trump, according to the Oakland Police Department.
The protests were mostly peaceful, except for splinter groups that vandalized the city's downtown area, setting objects on fire and breaking windows, according to the the Oakland P.D.'s public information officer, Johnna Watson.

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Thousands Across the US Protest President-Elect Donald Trump (ABC News)

Two officers were injured and two patrol cars were burned, Watson said. One officers was treated and released and one who was still in hospital before midnight.
The Oakland Police Department made 30 arrests and handed out 11 citations during the protest, on charges of assault on an officer, vandalism, unlawful assembly, failure to disperse, and possession of a firearm.
Three Oakland police officers were injured.
According to ABC affiliate KGO-TV, protesters chanted "not our president" and carried signs that read "Donald Trump is a rapist" and "Secede #CalExit."
KGO-TV also reported that a "splinter group" of protesters set fires and lit fireworks in the city's downtown.

BOSTON

Thousands of anti-Donald Trump protesters expressed their anger over Trump being elected on Boston Common Wednesday night, before heading to the Statehouse and Copley Square, ABC affiliate WCVB reported.
Protesters chanted "Not My President," "No Fascist," "We Will Not Be Silenced," and "No KKK," wjile carrying signs that read "He Will Never Be My President."
Meaghan Schaefer, a 19-year-old student at Emerson College, told WCVB, "We were so close to seeing the first woman become president and she lost to a man who has no political experience, who doesn't represent the majority in this country."
And at the University of Massachusetts, students gathered at the Goodell Building for Workplace Learning and Management with chants of, "Trump must go!"

PORTLAND, OREGON

About 2,000 protesters blocked Interstate 5 twice during protests Wednesday night, according to ABC affiliate KATU.
Protesters also forced a delay for trains on two light-rail lines.
The crowd of anti-Trump protesters burned American flags and chanted, "That's not my president."

PHILADELPHIA

About 700 protesters marched through the Philadelphia's downtown Wednesday night, according to Philadelphia police. The mass of people kicked off the their protest across from City Hall and continued through Temple University, marching for two hours, according to ABC affiliate WPVI.
"We are not going to take anything lying down," Chris Price of North Philadelphia told WPVI. "This is Philadelphia. We don't take anything from anybody."

RICHMOND, VIRGINIA

Hundreds of protesters shut down several streets in Virginia's capital city Wednesday night as they marched chanting, “No Trump. No KKK. No fascist USA,” "Not My President," according to ABC affiliate WRIC.
Some protesters also marched onto I-95 south in downtown Richmond, shutting down the interstate in both directions.
Virginia State Police said in a statement, "State troopers have responded to the location to guide the protesters off the interstate –- for their safety and the motoring public’s safety. Due to it being dark outside with limited lighting, and the blind curves and ramps along this particular stretch of I-95, this is an extremely dangerous situation for any pedestrian traffic."
Ten people were arrested, Virginia State Police said in a statement: "At approximately midnight, a total of 10 protesters were taken into custody without further incident and charged with unlawful assembly and for being pedestrians on an interstate. The six females and four males arrested range in age of 20 to 26 years of age."

DALLAS, TEXAS

According to Dallas police, about 300 protesters gathered at the city's Victory Park for anti-Trump rally organized by the Next Generation Action Network.
"As we wrap our minds around this failed attempt at democracy that we as a country have witnessed in this election, and brace ourselves as Americans for a new Republican commander-in-chief with a majority Republican House and Senate; we are even more strengthened in our resolve to fight," read a statement from the group before the protest, according to ABC affiliate WFAA. "Most everything out of the Trump campaign has been divisive and contrary to those values written in the U.S. Constitution."

ELSEWHERE IN THE US

Anti-Trump protests were also held in Atlanta; St. Paul, Minnesota; and Pittsburgh.
ABC News' Matt Foster, Rex Sakamoto, Joshua Hoyos, Chad Murray and Geoffrey Eisler contributed to this report.

What ‘Trumpcare’ will look like

Donald Trump’s election hmacare on the gallows, as the candidate has repeatedly vowed to repeal and replace it.

The precise plans for its execution are unclear, however. Fully repealing Obamacare may be untenable given a narrow-enough majority that can’t override a Democratic filibuster, but President-elect Trump would have other means to dispatch his predecessor’s major project, by failing to fund it, tweaking it significantly, or weakening the law in other creative ways with the Republican Congress. As Georgetown professor of health policy Jack Hoadley told NPR, “They are probably, practically speaking, talking about leaving the ACA, as is, in place.”

Leaving it in place in some fashion could allow Trump to hijack the Affordable Care Act and use it to host his own plans. As he said continuously in his campaign, he does not support the mandate that requires everyone to have health insurance. In Trump’s view, that should be a choice. (Proponents of the mandate say making insurance a choice would result in people who only buy it when they’re sick, making it extremely expensive.)

If key parts of Obamacare were gutted, 21 million people, many of whom are low-income, would likely lose their insurance, unable to pay for it without subsidies. This would double the number of uninsured Americans, according to the Committee for a Responsible Federal Budget.

It would also make for some bad publicity, so shutting off the faucet immediately isn’t likely.

Details of the actual plan are scant. But under “Trumpcare,” you would purchase your healthcare on the open market, which would be opened up further, allowing insurance companies to sell plans across state lines. Trump has said this will increase competition, and the premiums would be completely tax deductible.

The main part of Trump’s vision is the use of health savings accounts, or HSAs. Essentially, you pay for your medical expenses with your savings—if you have them. According to the Trump platform, this is advantageous for young people who may not have many health expenses and can choose high-deductible healthcare. His plan would let consumers spend HSA money on family members and pass the funds onto children.

According to the CRFB analysis, dismantling Obamacare’s major features—whether this is an actual “repeal” or not—and implementing Trump’s plan would cost $550 billion, increasing the deficit in the long run. It would also only recover 5% of the 21 million that would lose their Obamacare insurance.

The other element of Trumpcare is a restructuring of Medicaid, giving each state a block grant to divvy up as it chooses. (Obama, for his part, expanded Medicaid massively to cover low-income people in states that opted-in.) Doing this and keeping the grants from increasing with inflation and prices could be an interesting way to square Trumpcare’s cost. “If Mr. Trump intends to generate aggressive savings from block granting Medicaid, it could more than pay for the cost of repealing and replacing Obamacare,” the CRFB wrote, “though perhaps at the cost of a further reduction in coverage.”

As for keeping people with pre-existing conditions insured—something Republicans don’t often support—Trump did indicate in the Feb. 25 primary debate that he would like to keep that part of Obamacare in play.

For the most part, the other factors of his health plan are hard to quantify: adding price transparency for drug companies and healthcare providers, and intense negotiating. As of now, if Obamacare or key features are in fact repealed, we have nothing more than a very murky picture of what might replace it.

Maelfu walivyoandamana Marekani kupinga ushindi wa Donald Trump

Baada ya uchaguzi wa Rais wa Marekani kumalizika na mshindi kutangazwa kuwa ni Donald Trump wa chama cha Republican, imeripotiwa kuwa Maelfu ya watu wameandamana katika miji mbalimbali nchini Marekani kupinga ushindi wa Donald Trump 

Imeelezwa kuwa wengi wamekusanyika nje ya jumba maarufu la rais huyo mteule Trump Tower mjini New York wakipaza sauti zao dhidi ya msimamo wa Trump kuhusu sera za uhamiaji, mapenzi ya jinsia moja na haki ya uzazi yanayopingwa na Donald Trump. Wanasema hata dunia ina wasiwasi juu ya ushindi wake.

Source; Reuters, BBC