AFYA ya staa wa filamu za Kibongo, Sadick Juma Kilowoko ‘Sajuki’
imetengemaa ambapo sasa shavu dodo baada ya kupata matibabu ya kutosha
nchini India alikokwenda kutibiwa hivi karibun.
Jumatatu wiki hii, timu ya Mapaparazi ilipiga hodi nyumbani kwa Sajuki na mkewe, Wastara Juma, Tabata-Bima jijini Dar es Salaam kwa lengo la kumjulia hali.
WASOMAJI WATAKA KUJUA HALI YA SAJUKI
Awali, baadhi ya wasomaji wa Gazeti la Kwetu Bongo walikuwa wakipiga
simu mara kwa mara kwenye chumba cha habari wakitaka kujua maendeleo ya
staa huyo anayesumbuliwa na uvimbe tumboni.
Hapa tunamnukuu mmoja wa wasomaji wetu: “Jamani mmekuwa mkituandikia
habari za afya ya Sajuki, tangu kuanza kuumwa, kuzidiwa, kupelekwa India
na aliporudi, lakini kipindi kirefu kimepita mmekuwa kimya, vipi jamaa
anaendeleaje kwani?”
MAPAPARAZI WAFUNGA SAFARI
Kufuatia sitofahamu hiyo ya wasomaji, Jumatatu ya wiki hii waandishi wetu walifunga safari hadi nyumbani kwa wawili hao.
WASTARA AKENUA MENO
Tofauti na siku za nyuma, safari hii Wastara alipowaona mapaparazi
wakiingia kwake alionesha meno yote huku akiwakaribisha kwa ukarimu wa
hali ya juu.
Msikilize mwenyewe: “Jamani, karibuni sana, yaani mmekuja kutujulia
hali? Mungu awaongezee kwa kweli. Karibuni ndani, piteni tu, hakuna haja
ya kuvua viatu.”
SAJUKI AJAA TELE KWENYE KOCHI
Tofauti na siku za nyuma alipokuwa amezidiwa, siku hiyo Sajuki alikutwa
amekaa kwenye kochi akiwa amevaa ‘traksuti’ na alipowaona waandishi na
yeye alitabasamu huku akisema:
“Ohooo! Karibuni sana, karibuni ndani, piteni.”
Bila kupoteza muda, Sajuki aliwaambia waandishi afya yake inavyoendelea huku akisisitiza kwamba anamshukuru sana Mungu.
“Kwa kweli jamani bila kuficha namshukuru sana Mungu, hali yangu kama
mnavyoniona, naendelea vizuri sana. Nilivyo sasa si sawa na nilivyokuwa
awali kabla ya kwenda India kupatiwa matibabu.
AWAKUMBUKA WATANZANIA
Sajuki aliwashukuru Watanzania waliomchangia fedha, maombi na dua
akisema mambo hayo ndiyo yamechangia kwa kiasi kikubwa kuifanya afya
yake ifikie ilipo sasa.
AWASHUKURU WALIOMZUSHIA KIFO
Aidha, Sajuki hakusita kuwashukuru wale wote waliotumia muda wao mwingi
kutangaza kwamba yeye amefariki dunia kutokana na maradhi yake.
“Hata wale waliotumia muda wao mwingi kutangaza kwamba mimi nimefariki
dunia, pia nawashukuru na Mungu awazidishie. Huenda walifanya vile kwa
kuamini walichokuwa wanakifanya ni sahihi.”
WALIODAI UGONJWA WAKE NI ADHABU YA UTAPELI JE?
Sajuki alikwenda mbele zaidi kwa kusema katika maisha yake hajawahi
kumtapeli mtu, lakini aliposikia kuna watu wanazusha ugonjwa wake ni
adhabu kutoka kwa watu aliowatapeli alishangaa sana.
“Mimi sijawahi kumtapeli mtu, siku zote nakula kwa jasho langu. Lakini
nikiwa India nilisikia eti naumwa kwa sababu niliwatapeli watu kwa hiyo
waliniadhibu, nilishangaa sana! Lakini nasema hivi, hata wao nawashukuru
kwa yote, Mungu awazidishie.”
WASTARA NAYE BWANA, AANGUSHA NENO ZITO
Asema: “Kuna watu wananikataza nisiseme ukweli kuhusu afya ya mume wangu
eti atazidiwa zaidi, mimi nasema simuogopi mtu yeyote kwani kama ni
uchawi mimi ni mchawi zaidi yao.
“Mimi naroga kutwa nzima kwa mtu mmoja tu ambaye ni Mwenyezi Mungu,
lakini wao wanaroga usiku tena wakiwa na shaka hivyo sitaacha kusema
mume wangu anaendelea vizuri kama hivi alivyo sasa.”
KISA CHA KUFIKA HAPA
Sajuki alianza kuugua mwaka jana ambapo alipata matibabu kwenye
Hospitali ya TMJ jijini Dar es Salaam na kubainika ana uvimbe tumboni.
Hata hivyo, afya yake ilizidi kwenda mrama na kusababisha kushindwa
kutembea.
Wadau, mashabiki wake, ndugu jamaa na marafiki walianza ‘kampeni’ ya
kumchangia fedha ili apelekwe kutibiwa nchini India ambapo Mei, 2012
alisafirishwa kwenda nchini humo na kufanyiwa upasuaji.
Sajuki alirejea nchini baada ya wiki mbili lakini hali yake ilikuwa si ya kuridhisha huku akiendelea kutumia dawa.
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Thursday, 5 July 2012
Disillusioned Van Persie is disaster for Arsenal
Arsenal may have been shocked by the timing and content of Robin
van Persie’s statement announcing he will not sign a new contract – but
in reality it was a fear finally realised.
Van Persie’s reluctance to commit his future to Arsenal and the failure of his meeting with manager Arsene Wenger and chief executive Ivan Gazidis to successfully resolve the matter meant the end was always in sight.
And while there was loose talk after the announcement that Van Persie and Arsenal could see out their remaining 12 months of contractual obligation, the tone of the 28-year-old’s message surely signals the end of his career at Emirates Stadium.
He left little or no room for manoeuvre as he displayed an obvious lack of faith in Arsenal to take him where he wishes to go and win the trophies that have eluded the Gunners since 2005.
“In this meeting,” he said, “it has again become clear to me that we in many aspects disagree on the way Arsenal should move forward.”
Van Persie has announced he will not sign a new deal with Arsenal. Photo: Getty
The tone brooked no argument. Arsenal, it seems, no longer fit in with Van Persie's desire for success.
Van Persie’s public questioning of Arsenal’s future strategy will have wounded Gazidis but especially Wenger – who clearly feels he has shown the requisite ambition by signing German international Lukas Podolski from Cologne and French striker Olivier Giroud.
It now seems certain they will be required to replace the weight of Van Persie's goals – 41 in 53 games for club and country last season – rather than add to them.
Wenger might just have expected his treatment from Van Persie to be a little more sympathetic, at least publicly. He showed commendable support for Van Persie throughout so many injury-troubled early years at the club and ultimately made him captain.
He may have been peerless in recent times but Arsenal’s fans have a case when they state it has not always been like that.
Van Persie was well within his rights to state he was not going to agree a new deal but the embellishment of his statement with a carefully aimed shot at the club’s hierarchy could be deemed as unnecessary.
He brutally put Arsenal’s aspirations into sharp focus and renewed the worries of supporters who fear they are falling behind the elite after watching Samir Nasri secure a Premier League winners’ medal after his move to Manchester City last summer, when they also saw Cesc Fabregas finally return to Barcelona.
And the fear now is that Van Persie will follow the path taken by Gael Clichy, Emmanuel Adebayor, Kolo Toure and Nasri and move to Manchester City.
The champions will have no problem satisfying Van Persie’s wages and ambitions – although City might not be keen to pay a Premier League premium for a player who is 29 in August and has, lest we forget, had plenty of injury problems in the past.
If he maintains his form, he would be a devastating addition for City and a painful reminder in very close proximity of what Arsenal once had.
Arsenal and Wenger will be desperately disappointed with Van Persie’s statement as it merely adds to the suggestion that they have been cut adrift from the real superpowers, company which they occupied comfortably for so long.
If Van Persie goes this summer, as he surely will, another of their crown jewels has disappeared and it is hard to see how Wenger – who in recent years has not quite been the alchemist he once was – can compensate for his absence.
The other dilemma for Arsenal is whether they can seriously take a stand and keep a player who has expressed such public dissatisfaction.
And what is the point of losing out on a handsome fee in exchange for a player who will have lost the affection of so many supporters in an instant and who clearly wishes to be elsewhere?
The logical option is to sell to the highest bidder, which is likely to be Manchester City. Arsenal would presumably prefer to sell abroad but all the best cards lie in Van Persie’s hands.
Wenger has faced many challenges in the recent barren years as top players have left, often despite his claims they were staying until virtually the moment they went through the door, but he will have faced few bigger than this one.
Arsenal have had enough trouble winning trophies even with Van Persie’s magical flourishes, to try to do so without them is quite a task even for Wenger’s powers of management and motivation.
Van Persie’s reluctance to commit his future to Arsenal and the failure of his meeting with manager Arsene Wenger and chief executive Ivan Gazidis to successfully resolve the matter meant the end was always in sight.
And while there was loose talk after the announcement that Van Persie and Arsenal could see out their remaining 12 months of contractual obligation, the tone of the 28-year-old’s message surely signals the end of his career at Emirates Stadium.
He left little or no room for manoeuvre as he displayed an obvious lack of faith in Arsenal to take him where he wishes to go and win the trophies that have eluded the Gunners since 2005.
“In this meeting,” he said, “it has again become clear to me that we in many aspects disagree on the way Arsenal should move forward.”
Van Persie has announced he will not sign a new deal with Arsenal. Photo: Getty
The tone brooked no argument. Arsenal, it seems, no longer fit in with Van Persie's desire for success.
Van Persie’s public questioning of Arsenal’s future strategy will have wounded Gazidis but especially Wenger – who clearly feels he has shown the requisite ambition by signing German international Lukas Podolski from Cologne and French striker Olivier Giroud.
It now seems certain they will be required to replace the weight of Van Persie's goals – 41 in 53 games for club and country last season – rather than add to them.
Wenger might just have expected his treatment from Van Persie to be a little more sympathetic, at least publicly. He showed commendable support for Van Persie throughout so many injury-troubled early years at the club and ultimately made him captain.
He may have been peerless in recent times but Arsenal’s fans have a case when they state it has not always been like that.
Van Persie was well within his rights to state he was not going to agree a new deal but the embellishment of his statement with a carefully aimed shot at the club’s hierarchy could be deemed as unnecessary.
He brutally put Arsenal’s aspirations into sharp focus and renewed the worries of supporters who fear they are falling behind the elite after watching Samir Nasri secure a Premier League winners’ medal after his move to Manchester City last summer, when they also saw Cesc Fabregas finally return to Barcelona.
And the fear now is that Van Persie will follow the path taken by Gael Clichy, Emmanuel Adebayor, Kolo Toure and Nasri and move to Manchester City.
The champions will have no problem satisfying Van Persie’s wages and ambitions – although City might not be keen to pay a Premier League premium for a player who is 29 in August and has, lest we forget, had plenty of injury problems in the past.
If he maintains his form, he would be a devastating addition for City and a painful reminder in very close proximity of what Arsenal once had.
Arsenal and Wenger will be desperately disappointed with Van Persie’s statement as it merely adds to the suggestion that they have been cut adrift from the real superpowers, company which they occupied comfortably for so long.
If Van Persie goes this summer, as he surely will, another of their crown jewels has disappeared and it is hard to see how Wenger – who in recent years has not quite been the alchemist he once was – can compensate for his absence.
The other dilemma for Arsenal is whether they can seriously take a stand and keep a player who has expressed such public dissatisfaction.
And what is the point of losing out on a handsome fee in exchange for a player who will have lost the affection of so many supporters in an instant and who clearly wishes to be elsewhere?
The logical option is to sell to the highest bidder, which is likely to be Manchester City. Arsenal would presumably prefer to sell abroad but all the best cards lie in Van Persie’s hands.
Wenger has faced many challenges in the recent barren years as top players have left, often despite his claims they were staying until virtually the moment they went through the door, but he will have faced few bigger than this one.
Arsenal have had enough trouble winning trophies even with Van Persie’s magical flourishes, to try to do so without them is quite a task even for Wenger’s powers of management and motivation.
Alisher Usmanov criticises Arsenal board over 'lack of investment'
Arsenal's second largest shareholder Alisher Usmanov has criticised the running of the club after Robin van Persie announced he would not be renewing his contract.
"Yet again we are faced with losing our true marquee player because we cannot give confidence we can win trophies.
"Where are the safeguards to ensure this doesn't happen again?" he writes.
Usmanov's Red and White Holding company has a
29% stake in Arsenal.
American businessman Stan Kroenke, 64, is the Premier League club's majority shareholder, owning 63% of the club.
Kroenke tried to complete a full takeover of the club in 2011 but the 58-year-old Usmanov insisted he would not sell.
In the open letter dated Thursday, 5 July, Usmanov accuses Arsenal chief executive Ivan Gazidis of giving supporters the impression that Red and White was in a bitter stand-off with the board.
"In our view it is clear you are trying to distract attention from the more fundamental issues facing the club," he writes. "These are the financial model, the lack of investment and club's future strategic direction."
The letter suggests the "real conflict is between the supporters' expectations and your visions for the club".
"Mr Kroenke was sold a vision by the board at a time when the club could be successful without further investment," it reads.
"As a consequence of this policy, which is dressed up as prudent financial planning, it is down to our manager and not the shareholders, to have to deal with the club's tight finances, carry the burden of repaying the stadium debt by selling his best players and having to continue to find cheaper replacements.
"This policy is leading to the loss of our best players, often to main competitors, and even causes the players themselves to question their future at the club and the club's ambitions.
"The situation with Robin van Persie sums this up."
Van Persie, 28, who has a year left on his contract,
revealed on Wednesday that he and manager Arsene Wenger and Gazidis disagreed on the way the club should move forward.
It is not clear whether the striker, who scored 41
goals in 53 games for club and country last season, will see out the
remainder of his contract or seek a move away from the Emirates.
Arsenal won the Premier League title without losing a game in 2004 . But the FA Cup success of 2005 is their last piece of silverware. They have not finished in the top two for seven years and have seen a succession of players leave in recent years, including Cesc Fabregas, Thierry Henry, Emmanuel Adebayor, Kolo Toure, Gael Clichy and Samir Nasri.
The letter adds: "As a top club we should, at the very least, match if not beat the offers that other clubs make to try and lure our very best players away and provide a more compelling vision for the future.
"You can try and put a good face on a bad game for as long as you want, but it will not hide the obvious fact that it just does not allow our great manager to fully realise his managerial talent and deliver success for fans who are paying the highest prices in the land. "
The club have signed two strikers this summer: Montpellier's France international Olivier Giroud, 25, for a reported £12m and Germany's Lukas Podolski for around £11m from Cologne.
But Usmanov says Champions League qualification is the "pinnacle of the club's ambition" and calls for investment to match that spent by Real Madrid, Barcelona, Chelsea and Manchester City or face lowering expectations even further.
He signs off the letter by saying Red and White is willing to buy more shares and retain its shareholding for "family members to benefit for generations to come".
Despite Usmanov's public request, BBC Sport understands Arsenal remain committed to their current approach.
Wednesday, 4 July 2012
Alkeia Luv Aahidi Kubadilisha Taswira Ya Muziki Pwani....................
Ni mda mrefu mziki wa Kizazi kipya Pwani umekuwa ukidharaulika wengi wakiuchukulia kuwa wa watu wasio jielewa katika jamii, lakini hilo limekuwa kama hekaya baada ya uwepo wa wanamuzikli wenye tariba pamoja na wapigaji ala za muziki kuzuka pwani.
katika pilka pilka zetu za hapa na pale kupitia mtandao wa Mfb Ent, tulikutana na Mwiba wa Muziki wa mapenzi pwani Alkenia Luv aliyetamka kuwa mziki pwani una heshima kufuatia kiwango ulicho fikia kwa sasa.
Akizungumza na Mtandao huu Alkenia, adokeza kuwa wana muziki Mombasa ni sharti watilie maanani swala la kuimarisha kazi zao wakiwa na azma ya kubadilisha sekta ya kujjirusha hapa pwani.
wakati ,uo huo mwimbaji huyo alifafanua kuwa sasa ni wazi kuwa watokao nje ya jimbo hili washaanza ,kuuheshimu mziki wa eneo hili huku wakiutaja kama mziki wa moyo.
alkenia aliyekuimbia nyimbo....Moyo, Kimbia, Baby Why na Daktari aliomuhusisha mwambaji anayetikisa jimbo hili Pia vile vile, P Day, amesisitiza kuwa mashabiki wa muziki huu hapa pwani lazima wajitokeze kwa matasha yanayo andaliwa na mapromota wa wana muziki hawa.
Chelsea's Daniel Sturridge 'optimistic' about being fit for London 2012
Chelsea striker Daniel Sturridge is optimistic of being fit for London 2012 despite being treated for viral meningitis.
The 22-year-old was taken ill over the weekend, but was
included in the Great Britain Olympic squad
on Monday.
People can recover from viral meningitis - a less severe strain of meningitis - within a fortnight.
"I am starting to feel a lot better and I am optimistic about being able to make the Olympics," said Sturridge.
"I am fortunate to have received many wishes of support and I want to thank everybody who has sent messages.
"The Chelsea medical team have been closely monitoring
everything and they and the doctors and nurses at St Mary's Hospital
have been outstanding throughout."
Team GB are due to play their first game at the Olympics on 26 July.
Chelsea boss Roberto Di Matteo said: "Daniel has viral meningitis. I have spoken to him and he feels better now. Hopefully he gets well ASAP.
"He felt unwell over the weekend and was taken to hospital afterwards."
If Sturridge fails to recover in time for the Olympics, coach Stuart Pearce can chose a replacement from one of four standby players who will be named on 25 July.
Tottenham winger
Gareth Bale, 22, has already pulled out of the squad
because of a back injury.
Team GB's 18-man squad are set to meet at a holding camp in Loughborough next weekend.
They face Senegal in their opening match, before playing United Arab Emirates on 29 July and Uruguay on 1 August.
Sturridge was left out of England's Euro 2012 squad despite impressing in the friendly defeat by the Netherlands when Pearce was in temporary charge.
He scored 13 goals in 43 games for Chelsea last season.
Its
time for another celebrity DJ to rock Kampala! This time is DJ
BabeyDrew; Chris Brown’s official DJ. DJ BabeyDrew is one of the top
DJs in the world right now. Besides being Chris Brown’s official DJ, he
is also a producer and a hosts one of the top radio shows in the US.
His playfully boastful personality is backed up by his skills as a true turntablist and entertainer. He has an ability to rock any crowd—from touring the world with Chris Brown, deejaying for Lil’ Wayne on Saturday Night Live, to spinning on “Keeping up with the Kardashians”, or playing packed club performances around the world validate his position as one of VIBE magazine’s Top 10 DJs. BabeyDrew can spin for any type of crowd, in any part of the world, with an unbelievable intensity. His style is “Open Format,” and he is known for going left field, playing any genre of music while maintaining the attention of the crowd. BabeyDrew, has performed in over 30 countries, has appeared on The Grammys, The Oprah Winfrey Show, MTV’s TRL, BET’s 106 & Park, Rap City, The Ellen Degeneres Show, The View, The Today Show, Good Morning America, Regis and Kelly, The Tonight Show with Jay Leno, The Kid’s Choice Awards, Jimmy Kimmel Live, & Keeping Up With The Kardashians.
Come see DJ BabeyDrew performing live at the Black & White Party taking place at the Garden City Rooftop on July 7th. The event will also feature live performances by Navio, JB, DJ RPM and Airportaxi. The dress code is black and white. Regular tickets for this event are 10k in advance and 15k at the gate. VIP Tickets are 30k in advance and 40k at the gate. Advance tickets are available at Uganda Wine and Spirits Shop in Garden City Mall.
The Black and White party is brought to you by Talent Africa, DMark Mobile, RadioCity, and Castle Milk Stout.
Check out the video clip of DJ BabeyDrew talking about his Uganda show:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=I_dc66xZjXI
His playfully boastful personality is backed up by his skills as a true turntablist and entertainer. He has an ability to rock any crowd—from touring the world with Chris Brown, deejaying for Lil’ Wayne on Saturday Night Live, to spinning on “Keeping up with the Kardashians”, or playing packed club performances around the world validate his position as one of VIBE magazine’s Top 10 DJs. BabeyDrew can spin for any type of crowd, in any part of the world, with an unbelievable intensity. His style is “Open Format,” and he is known for going left field, playing any genre of music while maintaining the attention of the crowd. BabeyDrew, has performed in over 30 countries, has appeared on The Grammys, The Oprah Winfrey Show, MTV’s TRL, BET’s 106 & Park, Rap City, The Ellen Degeneres Show, The View, The Today Show, Good Morning America, Regis and Kelly, The Tonight Show with Jay Leno, The Kid’s Choice Awards, Jimmy Kimmel Live, & Keeping Up With The Kardashians.
Come see DJ BabeyDrew performing live at the Black & White Party taking place at the Garden City Rooftop on July 7th. The event will also feature live performances by Navio, JB, DJ RPM and Airportaxi. The dress code is black and white. Regular tickets for this event are 10k in advance and 15k at the gate. VIP Tickets are 30k in advance and 40k at the gate. Advance tickets are available at Uganda Wine and Spirits Shop in Garden City Mall.
The Black and White party is brought to you by Talent Africa, DMark Mobile, RadioCity, and Castle Milk Stout.
Check out the video clip of DJ BabeyDrew talking about his Uganda show:
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