Monday, 7 December 2009

UN Climate Change Conference in Copenhagen


Tanzania
Batilda Buran, environment minister of Tanzania, says: "The impacts of climate change to Tanzania are unfolding at devastating and unprecedented rates. About 80 per cent of the glaciers of Mount Kilimanjaro have gone over the last 50 years"


Climate change is expected to have the most severe impact on water supplies, it said. "Shortages in future are likely to threaten food production, reduce sanitation, hinder economic development and damage ecosystems. It causes more violent swings between floods and droughts. Hundreds of millions of people are expected to become water stressed by climate change by the 2030."


Climate change is already responsible for 300,000 deaths a year and is affecting 300m people, according to the first comprehensive study of the human impact of global warming.

It projects that increasingly severe heatwaves, floods, storms and forest fires will be responsible for as many as 500,000 deaths a year by 2030, making it the greatest humanitarian challenge the world faces.




Economic losses due to climate change today amount to more than $125bn a year. By 2030, the report says, climate change could cost $600bn a year.


"Climate change is life or death. It is the new global battlefield. It is being presented as if it is the problem of the developed world. But it's the developed world that has precipitated global warming."Nobel peace prizewinner Wangari Maathai



"Let us not allow mistrust, pessimism and lack of ambition to take us stumbling into profound dangers. Instead let us have real vision and leadership in both developed and developing countries which seize the opportunities offered by Copenhagen, for us, our children and future generations," the Prince of Wales

Kipanya

Capital FM's Jingle Bell Ball

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Hifikepunye Pohamba

Hifikepunye Lucas Pohamba (born August 18, 1935) is the second and current President of Namibia. He won the 2004 and 2009 presidential elections overwhelmingly as the candidate of the (SWAPO) ruling party, taking office in March 2005. He has also been the President of SWAPO since November 2007. Re-elected in 2009, his second term will expire in 2015.

Saturday, 5 December 2009

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Umeme wa jua-Tunatumiaje jua la Bongo?






Today’s industrial society is a very real threat to the global environment from the uncontrolled consumption of conventional fuels creating greenhouse gas emissions. Carbon dioxide emissions alone contributed to 84% of the potential global warming.
By re-assessing our usage, by advances in technology, and by using renewable energy sources, Solar, Wind, Thermal, Wave, we can do something about it.

The oldest twins in the world

104-year-old twins, Cao Daqiao and Cao Xiaoqiao talk at home in Weifang, east China's Shandong province. The twin sisters, who were born in 1905, are the oldest twins in the world

World AIDS Day-wakinge unaowapenda

Mama na mwana wameathirika












Hasheem wa Indonesia

A man called Suparwono is 25-year-old Indonesian labourer,Suparwono stands 2.71-metres

World Cup Game Schedule

GROUP A
15.00, Friday, June 11
South Africa - Mexico
Soccer City Stadium, Johannesburg
19.30, Friday, June 11
Uruguay - France
Green Point Stadium, Cape Town
19.30, Wednesday, June 16
South Africa - Uruguay
Loftus Versfeld Stadium, Pretoria
12.30, Thursday, June 17
France - Mexico
Peter Mokaba Stadium, Polokwane
15.00, Tuesday, June 22
Mexico - Uruguay
Royal Bafokeng Stadium, Rustenburg
15.00, Tuesday, June 22
France - South Africa
Free State Stadium, Bloemfontein


GROUP B
12.30, Saturday, June 12
Argentina - Nigeria
Ellis Park Stadium, Johannesburg
15.00, Saturday, June 12
South Korea - Greece
Nelson Mandela Bay Stadium, Port Elizabeth
15.00, Thursday, June 17
Greece - Nigeria
Free State Stadium, Bloemfontein
19.30, Thursday, June 17
Argentina - South Korea
Soccer City Stadium, Johannesburg
19.30, Tuesday, June 22
Nigeria - South Korea
Moses Mabhida Stadium, Durban
19.30, Tuesday, June 22
Greece - Argentina
Peter Mokaba Stadium, Polokwane


GROUP C
19.30, Saturday, June 12
England - USA
Royal Bafokeng Stadium, Rustenburg
12.30, Sunday, June 13
Algeria - Slovenia
Peter Mokaba Stadium, Polokwane
15.00, Friday, June 18
Slovenia - USA
Ellis Park Stadium, Johannesburg
19.30, Friday, June 18
England - Algeria
Green Point Stadium, Cape Town
15.00, Wednesday, June 23
USA - Algeria
Loftus Versfeld Stadium, Pretoria
15.00, Wednesday, June 23
Slovenia - England
Nelson Mandela Bay Stadium, Port Elizabeth



GROUP D
15.00, Sunday, June 13
Germany - Australia
Moses Mabhida Stadium, Durban
19.30, Sunday, June 13
Serbia - Ghana
Loftus Versfeld Stadium, Pretoria

GROUP E
12.30, Monday, June 14
Holland - Denmark
Soccer City Stadium, Johannesburg
15.00, Monday, June 14
Japan - Cameroon
Free State Stadium, Bloemfontein
15.00, Saturday, June 19
Holland - Japan
Moses Mabhida Stadium, Durban
19.30, Saturday, June 19
Cameroon - Denmark
Loftus Versfeld Stadium, Pretoria
19.30, Thursday, June 24
Cameroon - Holland
Green Point Stadium, Cape Town
19.30, Thursday, June 24
Denmark - Japan
Royal Bafokeng Stadium, Rustenbur

12.30, Friday, June 18
Germany - Serbia
Nelson Mandela Bay Stadium, Port Elizabeth
12.30, Saturday, June 19
Ghana - Australia
Royal Bafokeng Stadium, Rustenburg
19.30, Wednesday, June 23
Ghana - Germany
Soccer City Stadium, Johannesburg
19.30, Wednesday, June 23
Australia - Serbia
Mbombela Stadium, Nelspruit


GROUP F
19.30, Monday, June 14
Italy - Paraguay
Green Point Stadium, Cape Town
12.30, Tuesday, June 15
New Zealand - Slovakia
Royal Bafokeng Stadium, Rustenburg
12.30, Sunday, June 20
Slovakia - Paraguay
Free State Stadium, Bloemfontein
15.00, Sunday, June 20
Italy - New Zealand
Mbombela Stadium, Nelspruit
15.00, Thursday, June 24
Slovakia - Italy
Ellis Park Stadium, Johannesburg
15.00, Thursday, June 24
Paraguay - New Zealand
Peter Mokaba Stadium, Polokwane


GROUP G
15.00, Tuesday, June 15
Ivory Coast - Portugal
Nelson Mandela Bay Stadium, Port Elizabeth
19.30, Tuesday, June 15
Brazil - North Korea
Ellis Park Stadium, Johannesburg
19.30, Sunday, June 20
Brazil - Ivory Coast
Soccer City Stadium, Johannesburg
12.30, Monday, June 21
Portugal - North Korea
Green Point Stadium, Cape Town
15.00, Friday, June 25
North Korea - Ivory Coast
Mbombela Stadium, Nelspruit
15.00, Friday, June 25
Portugal - Brazil
Moses Mabhida Stadium, Durban


GROUP H
12.30, Wednesday, June 16
Honduras - Chile
Mbombela Stadium, Nelspruit
15.00, Wednesday, June 16
Spain - Switzerland
Moses Mabhida Stadium, Durban
15.00, Monday, June 21
Chile - Switzerland
Nelson Mandela Bay Stadium, Port Elizabeth
19.30, Monday, June 21
Spain - Honduras
Ellis Park Stadium, Johannesburg
19.30, Friday, June 25
Chile - Spain
Loftus Versfeld Stadium, Pretoria
19.30, Friday, June 25
Switzerland - Honduras
Free State Stadium, Bloemfontein


Thursday, 3 December 2009

Umasikini sio kilema cha milele

Tukiwa na bidii na kazi na kupunguza starehe tutaweza kama wenzetu walivyofanya,yes we can!!!!!!!!!!

Reli yenye ubora wa hali ya chini kuliko!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Treni ya abiria ya kwenda Mwanza, Kigoma na Mpanda ikiwa imesimama katika stesheni ya Salanda mkoani Singida ili abiria wajipatie chakula juzi.
Hivi humo ndani ya train hakuna mabehewa maalumu ya chakula ndio mpaka isimame na watu kushuka kwenda kununua vyakula?

Picha juu ya picha

Venive,Italy maji yalipozidi

Mumbai kumbukumbu-mwaka mmoja umepita


Mambo yako ovyo Dubai!!!!!






You had to know it was going to end. Dubai's storied boom is starting to falter as the worldwide economic woes catch up with the nation's real estate and financial services-fueled good times. Abandoned cars are beginning to pile up at Dubai International Airport as overextended expatriates flee. Dubai throws debtors in the pokey, and if you lose your job, they yank your visa; two good reasons to drive to the airport and leave your maxed out credit cards on the passenger seat with an "I'm sorry" note. 3,000 cars are reportedly stockpiled at the airport so far, and with reports of 1,500 visas a day being cancelled, there may be a lot of dusty, cut rate luxury cars available for closeout prices.

shimozzzi sio bongo tu!!!!!!

Mambo iko mbaya kila sehemu hii ni spain

Adidas jabulani-mpira wa world cup 2010


mipira ya kombe la dunia mwaka 1930 ulioshikwa na rais wa FIFA na 1966 alioshika Mr brown

Kikao cha baraza la mawaziri chini ya maji Maldivies

Rais akiweka sahihi kupitisha makubaliano chini ya maji

utani mwingine huu!!!!!!!Yes we cannabis!!!!!!!!!!

Sunday, 22 November 2009

Tottenham 9 - 1 Wigan




Jermain Defoe scored five second-half goals as Tottenham humiliated Wigan to record their highest top-flight win.Defoe becomes only the third player to score five in one Premier League match after Alan Shearer and Andy Cole

The Oasis of the Seas









Oasis of the Seas, the world's largest and newest cruise ship.

The Poover

The Poover is Islington Council's newest weapon in the fight against dog fouling and the first known vehicle of its kind to be used in the country. The modified Honda 125cc bike has been fitted with a water and suction kit to remove dog faeces.

Too late!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Umasikini unaongeza maarifa

Wapalestina wakijikinga na mabomu ya machozi toka upande wa israel

Belgian prime minister becomes first EU president

Herman van Rompuy, who has just been chosen as the EU's first President, was a virtual unknown outside of Belgium until a few weeks ago, when his name began to do the rounds in Brussels as a possible candidate for the newly created post of President of the European Council.
The Belgian prime minister is seen by many of his own countrymen as an unsung national hero who has quietly pulled his nation back from the brink of collapse. The 62-year-old Van Rompuy was drifting towards retirement when he was plucked from his parliamentary seat and put in the prime minister's office at the end of 2008, amid a spiralling crisis that threatened to split the country's Flemish and French-speaking communities.

He made no secret of his reluctance to take on the near-impossible job of keeping Belgium's brawling politicians from one another's throats over issues ranging from the national budget to immigration. Within just a few months, Van Rompuy worked his discreet magic to quell the political flames, switching effortlessly from his Flemish mother-tongue to French to heal the rift between the two language groups.
"This country was in a terrible state and he's managed to bring peace and stability", says Belgian newspaper editor Liesbeth van Impe. "Today, there are no more newspaper headlines predicting the collapse of our country. But now, everyone is worrying about what will happen when he's gone."