7 Jun 2009

Although his Blueprint 3 album is not due until later this year, he's still a power player, according to The Source magazine's annual "Power 30" list.

The long-running hip-hop magazine will land atop their annual list this year, when the magazine drops its new issue later this month.
He's the frontrunner, said the mag, because he's an industry leader and a top businessman, boasting a portfolio that includes ventures with Live Nation, Rocawear, and a small stake ownership -- along with a group of investors -- in the NBA franchise, the New Jersey Nets.

Other names on the list include Lil Wayne, Diddy, 50 Cent, Snoop Dogg, Kimora Lee Simmons, and T-Pain, among others.

Barack Obama (because of his influence on the new hip-hop generation) and the Black Eyed Peas' Will.i.an are also named as "Power 30" honorees.

"The Black Eyed Peas is like one of the biggest groups on the planet. We go out to Brazil, you know, a million, two hundred thousand people is at our concert," Will explained to the mag.

The "Power 30" issue features a coverstory from T.I. and his Grand Hustle crew, and what the rapper's hustle will be post-incarceration.


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6 Jun 2009

MICHELLE OBAMA and CARLA BRUNI-SARKOZY.As I am not into the fashion stuffs,let me turn to The Telegraph for a helping hand:

Two tall women, one of them a model, were swinging in step in classic “paired” runway formation. Both were almost identically dressed in knee-length cream with belts, bare legs and heels. They could almost have been modelling some designers’ collection named “First Lady Spring 2009”.

Undoubtedly the choice of colour worn by Mrs Obama and Mrs Bruni-Sarkozy was a coincidence. Hell would surely freeze before two such self-confident dressers would confer over what to wear.

Certainly, there will be some questions asked over whether a light, summery colour is disrespectful on a sombre day of remembrance.

Sarah Brown stayed with the tradition of sober attire, safely putting her out of the way of fashion attention.

As for the other two, their Caen encounter was the sequel to their first-round meeting at the G8 in Strasbourg, where — to either their amusement or embarrassment — both women turned up wearing coats with large pussycat bow necklines.

On that occasion, the outcome may not necessarily have been to Mrs Bruni-Sarkozy’s liking.

Mrs Obama, the international new girl, was wearing a cabbage-rose print outfit from the American designer Thakoon and won rave reviews.

By contrast, Mrs Bruni-Sarkozy stuck to the demure greys and flat shoes she had so far judged necessary to counterbalance her colourful past and shorter husband. Standing next to Mrs Obama, she found the American had a two-inch advantage on her. So at this fashion face-off, it’s fascinating to see how things have changed.

The French president’s wife chose Dior again, but dropped the grey in favour of a youthfully chic and flattering cap-sleeved ivory satin sheath with a gathered neckline – just the sort of arm-revealing dress Michelle Obama has made her signature.

However, the American First Lady chose to relinquish what her husband jokingly called her “right to bare arms” for the day, choosing to put a coat by Narciso Rodriguez over a dress by Michael Kors (both New York designers), though the belt she wore was by Givenchy.

The most significant detail of all, however, is found in the two pairs of shoes on the Caen red carpet. Mrs Obama wore silver Jimmy Choos. But for the first time since marrying, Carla Bruni-Sarkozy was seen wearing heels
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MICHELLE,CARLA and SARAH BROWN.


His experience at Chelsea shamed English football in the Eighties, when racism and violence stalked the terraces in the form of National Front skinheads.

Plucked from non-league football with Hillingdon Borough in December 1981, he made his first-team debut four months later, at the age of 20, as a substitute, away at Crystal Palace.

Looking back: Canoville recalls how he felt 'physically sick' after being subjected to racist taunts at Chelsea - by the club's own supporters

When he climbed from the bench to warm up, Chelsea supporters screamed: 'Sit down you black c***', 'You f***ing w*g, f*** off'. Then they started to chant: 'We don't want the n****r, we don't want the n****r, la la la la'. A banana landed near his feet.

'I felt physically sick,' recalls Canoville...CONTINUE



SOURCE: The Daily Mail

5 Jun 2009


Hoja yake ya msingi ni kwamba hawezi kujiuzulu katika kipindi hiki ambacho Uingereza,kama ilivyo kwa mataifa mengi ulimwenguni,inakabiliwa na msukosuko wa uchumi.

Anadai kwamba kubwaga manyanga katika kipindi hiki kigumu itakuwa sawa na kuwasaliti Waingereza.

Pamoja na msimamo huo,leo Brown ametangaza mabadiliko (reshuffle) katika baraza lake la mawaziri ambapo baadhi ya "mastaa" wameendelea na nyadhifa zao,notably "Waziri" wa Mambo ya Nje (Foreign Secretary) David Miliband (pichani chini)na "Waziri wa Fedha" (Chancellor of the Exchequer) Alistair Darling (pichani chini)Mwanasiasa ambaye jina lake limekuwa likihusishwa na kuchukua nafasi ya Brown pindi "mapinduzi" yakifanikiwa,Alan Johnson,amehamishiwa "Wizara ya Mambo ya Ndani" (Home Office) kutoka "Wizara" ya Afya."Home Office" inatajwa kuwa "kitimoto" kwa kila anayeteuliwa kuiongoza hasa kwa vile inagusa masuala nyeti kama uhamiaji na usalama wa raia (ambapo jeshi la polisi na ishu za ugaidi ni vipaumbele).
Pia katika reshuffle hiyo,Brown amemteua mfanyabiashara tajiri,Sir Allan Sugar,kuwa "enterprise tsar" (sijui tafsiri yake kwa Kiswahili inakuwaje!).

Sir Allan,anayefahamika zaidi kwa kibwagizo cha "You're Fired" katika kipindi alichokiasisi cha The Apprentice,sasa anakuwa Lord Sugar kutokana na wadhifa huo mpya unaomwingiza katika Bunge la Mamwinyi (The House of Lords).






Upepo mbaya wa kisiasa umeendelea kuvuma katika serikali ya Waziri Mkuu Gordon Brown kufuatia Waziri wa Kazi na Pensheni,James Purnell (kulia katika picha ya kwanza juu),kutangaza kujiuzulu na kumtaka Brown "aachie ngazi".Kujiuzulu kwa waziri huyo kunafanya diadi ya mawaziri waliokwishatangaza kujiuzulu kufikia watatu baada ya Waziri wa "Mambo ya Ndani" (Home Office Secretary) Jacqui Smith (chini) na Waziri wa Jamii (Communities Secretary) Hazel Blears (picha ya mwisho chini) kutangaza hatua kama hiyo.




WARNING: Extremely graphic





Jamaa wa Hamas wakifuatilia kwa makini.

Wapiganaji wa kikundi cha Popular Reistance Commettee (Palestina) wakifuatilia hotuba ya Obama
Obama mbele ya Sphinx

4 Jun 2009


Sophie Reade, 20
Glamour model from Cheshire
Sophie, whose bra size is 30GG, has been working as a glamour model for two years, posing nude for UK Playboy magazine and appearing at motorbike shows - but has never told her parents.
Charlie Drummond, 22
Customer service advisor from Newcastle
Charlie is a former Mr Gay UK contestant who won the Newcastle heat back in 2007. He has worked as a model but now works in customer service for the Job Centre which he loves
Karly Ashworth, 21
Unemployed and from Fife
A part-time glamour model and one of FHM's "high street honeys", Karly says her job defines her 100% as she loves to show off, knows how to work the camera, and loves looking good. Her proudest achievement was being accepted to study art and design at Dundee University, though she left after only three weeks. Karly is passionate about women's rights, empowering women and stopping domestic violence. She believes in God but would not class herself as a proper Christian as she has had sex before marriage....
Rodrigo Lopes, 23
A student from Brazil
Rodrigo is half Italian, half Brazilian and came to the UK to study and to search for a better life... Before he came to the UK he wasn’t interested in men but now he thinks he might be gay, although on average he dates an equal amount of men and women...Once, after a night out, he couldn’t afford the taxi home so paid the taxi driver by giving him his shoes.
Saffia Corden, 27
Beauty consultant from Nottingham
A mother of two, Saffia hates people who stereotype her as a single mum and strives to be just the opposite...Single Saffia said she considered turning lesbian because she is sick of men.
Cairon Austin-Hill, 18
A student from Florida
Cairon was born in London but moved to Florida when he was a year old. He returned two years ago and now lives in London with his dad...He says that people perceive him as a joker or a ‘sarcastic prick’ and that his dad calls him Cassanova as he used to be a ‘player’ but not so much anymore.
Lisa Wallace, 41
Unemployed and from Birmingham
Lisa has worked in various factories throughout her life and says she has learned to go without and is not greedy. She was a geeky teenager who came out as a lesbian to a teacher after being teased about it .
Marcus Akin, 35
A window fitter from London
Something that Marcus has not done for 20 years is share a house with someone, let alone 15 fellow housemates. He describes himself as a big kid in a man’s body... A porn star or toy designer would be his ideal job.
Sophia Brown, 26
Private banking assistant from London
Sophia, who is 4ft 11in and has suffered from lupus since she was young, describes herself as fun, fierce and feisty. Her proudest achievement was getting an A* in GCSE English...
Siavash Sabbaghpour, 23
An events organiser, formerly from Iran
Siavash grew up in Iran but moved to the UK when he was a child. He lives with his mum but mostly stays with friends. He has never paid a rent bill in his life.Siavash dropped out of studying fashion at university, saying he hated it because he was surrounded by people without money....He is sure he will be a millionaire in ten years time. His biggest regret in life is not having a bigger penis...If he could make a law it would be for ugly people not to be allowed to have children.
Noirin Kelly, 25
Retail manager from Dublin
A former All-Ireland athletics champion who describes herself as a "girly girl", Noirin says she believes education is the answer to everything. She is a self-assured straight talker, though she says she has a bad habit of speaking before she thinks, so could end up insulting people unintentionally.
Noirin is a practising Catholic

Freddie George Fisher, 23
An entrepeneur from Market Drayton
Oxford University graduate Freddie describes himself as a polymath: a free spirit for whom 2009 is about blossoming, which is why he decided to go into the Big Brother house....He gets annoyed when people put his achievements down to the wealth of his parents...Freddie was a member of the young Conservative association although says he is an anarchist at heart...Freddie doesn’t own a TV and claims that he doesn’t really have a clue how Big Brother works.
Angel McKenzie, 35
Professional boxer and artist from south London
Originally from Russia, Angel is an ex-rock star who moved to England 12 years ago and now runs a gym owned by her adopted "father", a former British and European boxing champion.
She is passionate about boxing and fitness, neither smokes nor drinks alcohol and says she will approach the Big Brother experience as if it were a boxing bout.
Angel left home at 24 to pursue a career as a rock star, and was well known in Russia.
Kris Donnelly, 24
A visual merchandiser from Shrewsbury
Kris says he dropped out of University after the girls stopped doing his work for him. When he was younger he never had any job aspirations....Single Kris says he doesn’t have a girlfriend, through choice, because he is waiting for The One, although he does admit that he pulls someone every time he goes out.
Beinazir Lasharie, 28
Study support assistant from London
Beinazir's family were forced to flee their native Pakistan and seek asylum in the UK when she was one year old after her father - a supporter of Benazir Bhutto after whom she was named - received death threats over his political views.
Sree Dasari, 25
Student union elected president from India
Sree grew up in India, and left the country for the first time when he came to England to study for a masters degree in business....Sree says that girls tend to love him as he can flatter anyone. Sree intends to stay a virgin until he meets the right girl. He is looking for someone that is patient, committed and honest and says his ideal woman is Beyonce.


President Jakaya Kikwete yesterday pointed fingers at businessmen who for years have exploited poor farmers by buying cheap from them and selling dear on the world market, pledging measures to redress the situation.

The President made the remarks in Dar es Salaam when speaking at the 6th Tanzania National Business Council (TNBC) meeting whose theme this year is ‘Agriculture First.’

The meeting hosting more than 400 local and international delegates is discussing and exploring untapped opportunities in the agricultural sector.

He said businessmen have been profiting from the farmers’ sweat by underpaying them on the pretext that prices in the world market have gone down.

We will not tolerate them any more…their days are numbered,” he said, adding that businessmen should buy farmers’ produce at a reasonable price.

“There are instances when a businessman buys produce at 200/- per kilo and sells it at 800/- in the world market…this is pure exploitation which must be stopped,” he said.

President Kikwete said the government would soon put in place a mechanism that would force business people to comply with farmers’ set price, a move that would help reduce the scale of the problem.


He however pointed out that the country’s agricultural sector can only move forward if irrigation farming would be fully deployed. Kikwete told participants that it was prime time for Tanzania’s farmers to shift from traditional to modern farming.

We, in the government, believe that the Agricultural Sector Development Programme embraces almost all the basic theoretical frameworks about why Tanzania’s agriculture is backward and what needs to be done. What remains is doing what is envisaged in the programme in terms of actualization and time frame,” he said, adding:

“ASDP seeks to see a number of interventions to deal with constraints in agriculture. One is to increase use of irrigation in farming. Overdependence on rain has kept our agriculture backwards for many years. Two is to increase the use of high yield seeds by farmers. We need to build local capacity in research and seed production.” He also noted that there was a need to increase the use of fertilizer among farmers.

“Low use of fertilizer has kept productivity low,” he stressed.

The President also underscored the need to increase the use of insecticides and pesticides as well as enabling farmers to use modern skills and techniques in production through extension services and use of agricultural research findings.

President Kikwete said that there was a need to improve crop marketing infrastructure; as well as all other services that will impact on agriculture, including improvement on physical infrastructure, access to finance for agriculture, facilitating growth of manufacturing and industries which add value to agriculture.

The other critical factor is the promotion of the large scale agriculture in Tanzania to complement smallholder and peasant agriculture. He noted that there is plenty of land which can be utilized by large scale farmers to increase agricultural production and productivity in the country.

I would like us to discuss how best we can leverage private capital into large scale farming in Tanzania. I want us to discuss ways and means of attracting investors both local and foreign in farming and livestock development,” he said.

SOURCE: ippmedia.com


DO WE STILL NEED A MINISTER FOR AGRICULTURE,FOOD AND CO-OPERATIVES?BY THE WAY,WHERE'S STEPHEN WASSIRA?

Nimekumbana na picha hii katika tovuti ya IPPMEDIA.Tujiulize:Taifa la kesho (kama wanavyopenda kusema wanasiasa) linaloandaliwa katika mazingira ya aina hii litatengeneza Watanzania wa aina gani?Yayumkinika kusema CHUKI,HASIRA,LAWAMA,na vitu kama hivyo ndio vinavyotawala vichwani mwa madogo hawa na vitaendelea kutawala.Je haya ndio maisha bora waliyotuahidi CCM 2005?


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