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Rais Samia azindua rasimi treni ya mwendo kasi kutoka Dar es Salaam kwenda Dodoma.

Here are five potential reasons can be why President William Ruto of Kenya might not sign the Finance Bill of 2024: 1. Disagreement with Parliament: The President might disagree with certain provisions in the bill. This could be due to economic or legal issues that could affect its implementation. 2. Public Pressure: The President may face pressure from the public or special interest groups who oppose some of the proposals in the bill. This could relate to new taxes or increases in existing taxes that might impact the citizens' lives. 3. Constitutional Issues: If there are provisions in the bill that conflict with the Constitution of Kenya, the President might decide not to sign it to avoid legal conflicts. 4. Need for Amendments: The President might feel that the bill needs further amendments before becoming law. This could involve improving certain provisions to ensure they align with national interests and the overall economy. 5. Lack of Political Support: The President might lack political support from lawmakers or leaders within his party on certain issues within the bill. This could make him wary of its implementation and its political implications.

Police fire water cannons and tear gas at Kenyans protesting tax hikes

Biden's spokespeople strategy: About his "accomplishments" in spite of reality.

Mwanafunzi wa kike anae soma kidato cha kwanza katika shule ya Sekondari Mwamagembe iliopo halmashauri ya Wilaya ya Manyoni Mkoani Singida, amesema atasimama kidete kuwatetea watoto wakike juu ya kupata haki zao kwa kuzungumza na wazazi na jamii katika kijiji chao. AAmesema hayo wakati wamahojiano maalumu tulioyafanya shuleni kwao.

Mkurungenzi Mkuu wa Shirika la Reli Tanzania (TRC) Masanja Kadogosa ameeleza kuwa Treni ya #SGR haijaja kuchukua nafasi ya treni ya zamani, wala safari za mabasi na kuwaonya wale wanaotaka kuhujumu mradi.

Shirika la Umoja wa Mataifa la Chakula na Kilimo (FAO) liliamua kufanya kitu kikubwa nchini Tanzania kwa siku ya Chakula Duniani. Walitaka kuleta mabadiliko katika maisha ya watoto na historia isio futika kwenye maisha na familia zao kwa kuwaelimisha kuhusu umuhimu wa lishe bora. FAO iligundua kuwa njia bora ya kufanya hivyo ilikuwa kuanzisha programu ya kufundisha watoto mapishi ya vyakula vyenye lishe. Kwa ushirikiano wa serikali ya Tanzania na wadau wengine wa maendeleo, FAO ilianza kutekeleza wazo hili la kipekee. Kupitia miradi yake mbali mbali ambayo hutekelezwa nchini Tanzania ilinayo husika na kilimo pamoja na masuala ya lishe kama vile mradi wa AGRI-CONNECT unao tekelezwa katika mikoa ya Tanzan ia bara na Zanzibar, unao husisha shule za msingi. Stella Kimambo ni afisa lishe kutoka Fao Tanzania, kupitia siku ya chakula duniani ambayo ilifanyika kitaifa Mkoani Kigoma anaewafundisha watoto kuhusu umuhimu wa vyakula vya protini kwa familia na hasa kwa watoto kama anavyo onekana kwenye video hii. #FAO

Waziri wa Mifugo na Uvuvi, Abdallah Ulega akizungumza na Mwananchi leo amesema kufungwa kwa ziwa hilo ni makubaliano yaliyoazimiwa katika kikao kilichofanyika mwaka 2022 kikihusisha nchi zinazozunguka ziwa hilo ambazo ni Zambia, Tanzania, Burundi na Jamhuri ya Kidemokrasia ya Congo (DRC).

Siku hiyo ilikuwa ya jua kali huku upepo mwanana ukivuma kutoka milima ya Uluguru, ukichangia hewa safi na baridi pembezoni mwa ukumbi wa mikutano uliopo Chuo Kikuu cha Kilimo na Mifugo (SUA) mkoani Morogoro. Hapa ndipo mjadala muhimu uliohusu hitimisho la mafunzo ya In-Service Applied Veterinary Epidemiology Training-ISAVET yaliyoandaliwa na FAO Tanzania ulifanyika. Washiriki walikusanyika kwenye moja ya kumbi ndogo za mikutano pembezoni mwa ukumbi mkuu wa mikutano, kujadili mafanikio na changamoto za programu hiyo. Ufunguzi wa Mjadala: Dr. Moses Ole Neselle kutoka FAO, akiwa ni msimamizi wa programu hiyo, alianza kwa shukrani za dhati kwa washiriki wote waliohudhuria na kwa mchango wao muhimu katika mafunzo hayo. “Mafunzo ya ISAVET yamelenga kuboresha ufuatiliaji na usimamizi wa magonjwa ya mifugo. Leo tuko hapa kujadili tuliyojifunza na jinsi tunavyoweza kuboresha zaidi katika siku zijazo,” alisema Dr. Neselle kwa msisitizo. Ushuhuda wa Washiriki: Bi. Asha Zahran,Mkurugenzi wa Idara ya Mifugo Zanzibar, alikuwa wa kwanza kutoa maoni yake. Alielezea jinsi mafunzo yalivyoboresha ufuatiliaji wa magonjwa huko Zanzibar. “Kupitia mafunzo haya, tumeweza kuboresha mfumo wetu wa taarifa za magonjwa na kuweka mikakati madhubuti ya kudhibiti magonjwa yanayotishia mifugo yetu,” alisema Bi. Asha kwa shauku. Fusebia Mussa, mshiriki wa mafunzo kutoka Wilaya ya Tanganyika, alisimama na kutoa ushuhuda wake. “Kupitia haya mafunzo hakika nimeongeza ujuzi mkubwa na nitakapo rejea kituoni kwangu nitafanya mabadiliko makubwa hususani katika ufuatiliaji wa magonjwa ya mifugo, na ikiwa nipamoja na uchukuaji wa hatua za kuyadhibiti,” alielezea Fusebia akionyesha matumaini makubwa baada ya program hiyo. Bi. Wantere Maswe kutoka Kituo cha Mifugo cha Ramadi wilayani Busega, alieleza jinsi mafunzo hayo yanavyoweza kumsaidia katika kuboresha ushirikiano kati ya wakulima na wataalamu wa mifugo. “Mafunzo haya yamenifundisha mbinu za kuwasiliana vizuri na wakulima, na sasa tutafanya kazi pamoja kwa karibu zaidi kuhakikisha mifugo yetu inabaki na afya njema,” alisema Bi. Wantere kwa tabasamu. Mjadala ulipofikia mwisho, Dr. Neselle alitoa hitimisho lake, akiwapongeza washiriki kwa mchango wao mkubwa. “Tumepata mengi kutoka kwa kila mmoja wenu. Haya mafunzo yameonyesha umuhimu wa ushirikiano na ufuatiliaji thabiti. Tunahitaji kuendelea kuboresha mifumo yetu na kushirikiana kwa karibu zaidi, hata hivyo ni muhimu tuendelee kujifunza na kubadilishana taarifa. Pia, tunahitaji kuhakikisha mafunzo haya yanakuwa endelevu na yanafikia maeneo mengi zaidi, hususan vijijini,” alisema Dr. Neselle.

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Male Lions Hold up people While Patrolling Their Territory in the park

I bought this motorcycle when it was brand new in the shop, now I have used it for fifteen 15 years, throw it away until I break my legs or die.

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1: The Majestic Journey: African Elephants Crossing Rivers African elephants, the largest land animals on Earth, display remarkable behaviors when they cross rivers, a testament to their strength, intelligence, and intricate social structures. These river crossings are not just a practical necessity but a captivating spectacle of nature, highlighting the resilience and unity of these majestic creatures. 2: Physical Prowess and Adaptations African elephants are strong swimmers, a skill that is vital for crossing the deep and often treacherous rivers of their habitats. Their buoyant bodies, powered by large, muscular legs, enable them to navigate through strong currents. Utilizing their trunks as snorkels, elephants can breathe while submerged, making even the deepest rivers passable. 3: Social Dynamics in Action River crossings are a communal effort, typically led by the matriarch, the oldest and most experienced female of the herd. The safety of the youngest members is paramount; adults form protective barriers around the calves, shielding them from swift currents and potential predators such as crocodiles. Communication through vocalizations and body language is crucial, ensuring the herd remains coordinated and cohesive. 4: Motivations for Crossing Elephants cross rivers primarily for survival. Seasonal migrations in search of food and water often necessitate these crossings, especially during dry spells. Additionally, elephants may seek out new foraging grounds or engage in social activities that reinforce the bonds within the herd. 5: Challenges and Risks The journey across a river is fraught with challenges. Strong currents and deep waters can be perilous, particularly for younger or weaker individuals. Predators like crocodiles pose significant threats, and human activities, such as dam construction and pollution, further complicate these crossings. These obstacles underscore the importance of conservation efforts aimed at preserving natural habitats and ensuring safe passage for elephants. 6: Observations and Conservation Efforts Scientists and conservationists closely monitor elephant river crossings to gain insights into their migratory patterns, social behaviors, and habitat requirements. Protecting these majestic animals involves creating wildlife corridors, mitigating human-elephant conflicts, and maintaining the health of river ecosystems. Notable crossings, such as those of the Zambezi and Chobe rivers, are critical points in the elephants' migratory routes and serve as focal areas for conservation initiatives. 7: A Symbol of Resilience The sight of African elephants crossing rivers is a powerful symbol of resilience and unity in the animal kingdom. These crossings highlight the complex interplay of physical strength, social bonds, and environmental challenges that define the lives of these magnificent creatures. By understanding and supporting their needs, we can help ensure that future generations continue to witness this awe-inspiring natural phenomenon.

Daily Life The daily life of the Mursi is closely tied to agricultural and pastoral activities. They cultivate crops such as maize, sorghum, and beans. Livestock farming, including cattle, goats, and sheep, is vital in their community. Cattle are used in ceremonies and sacrifices, and as bride price in marriages. The Mursi also have a traditional leadership system known as the "juri," where elders and tribal leaders meet to discuss important community issues, make decisions, and resolve conflicts. #Ethiopia #OmoValley #omoriver #omoadvisor

The Mursi tribe is one of the most fascinating tribes in Ethiopia, primarily due to its unique and ancient culture. This tribe resides in the #Omo Valley, in the southwestern part of Ethiopia. The Mursi are particularly known for their distinctive practice of using lip plates and their unique traditional attire. 1:History and Settlement: The Mursi people live in small, scattered villages within the Omo Valley. This area features miombo woodlands, mountains, and valleys, providing excellent opportunities for farming and herding. The #Mursi are semi-nomadic pastoralists, and livestock play a crucial role in their lives. Cattle are highly valued and serve as a source of food, wealth, and social status. 2: Culture and Traditions: The culture of the Mursi is rich with unique customs and traditions. One of the most famous features of Mursi women is the use of lip plates, which are inserted into the lower lip. This tradition begins when a girl reaches puberty, with her lip being pierced and a small plate inserted. As she grows, the size of the plates is gradually increased. Although this practice is often criticized by outsiders for being painful, for the Mursi, these plates symbolize beauty and status. In addition to lip plates, the Mursi adorn themselves with natural pigments and various types of jewelry. The men are known for their skills in stick fighting, a sport used to demonstrate courage and strength. 3: Daily Life: The daily life of the Mursi is closely tied to agricultural and pastoral activities. They cultivate crops such as maize, sorghum, and beans. Livestock farming, including cattle, goats, and sheep, is vital in their community. Cattle are used in ceremonies and sacrifices, and as bride price in marriages. The Mursi also have a traditional leadership system known as the "juri," where elders and tribal leaders meet to discuss important community issues, make decisions, and resolve conflicts. 4: Challenges and Changes: Like many indigenous tribes, the Mursi face numerous challenges due to modern changes and economic and social development. Their traditional lands are threatened by development projects such as large dam constructions and the expansion of commercial agriculture. This has led to tensions and disruptions in their daily lives. Moreover, tourism is increasing in their areas, and while it can be a source of income, it also brings cultural and social challenges. The Mursi strive to balance preserving their traditional culture with adapting to the changes brought by the modern world. 5: Conclusion: The Mursi tribe exemplifies a community with a unique cultural richness and a long history. Their distinctive culture, including the use of lip plates and many other traditions, makes them stand out among the tribes of Ethiopia and Africa in general. However, they need international support and understanding to preserve their cultural way of life while facing the challenges of modernization.

The Hadzabe tribe near Lake Eyasi in Tanzania lived harmoniously with nature, relying on hunting and gathering. Muta, the chief’s son, dreamed of exploring beyond their borders. Seeking wisdom from the elder Juma, Muta learned about the vast world beyond their forest. One day, encountering fascinated tourists, Muta showcased their traditional arrow-making skills. Realizing the value of their culture, Muta vowed to be an ambassador for the Hadzabe. He shared their stories globally, securing support to preserve their land and way of life. Despite his travels, Muta always returned home, cherishing the peace and wisdom of his people.

The organization (Tanzania Development Foundation Trust- TDFT) has provided beekeeping education to 493 villagers from Chunya District in Mbeya region to help them face the challenge of lack of sufficient capital to run their businesses. Theresia Margwe, a trainer and manager of backpack groups from TDFT, said this yesterday when the organization was giving training to run backpacks under the Natural Resources Conservation Project funded by USAID.

Shares of Nvidia surged more than 200% over the past year and one of its most bullish analysts is projecting that the semiconductor giant will extend its rally, pushing its market value to nearly US$5-trillion in the coming year. Rosenblatt Securities analyst Hans Mosesmann on Tuesday hiked his price target on the chip maker to a Wall Street high of $200, from $140. His raise follows the company’s recent 10-for-one stock split on 10 June. Nvidia rose as much as 2.7% on Tuesday, hitting new intraday highs. The Santa Clara, California-based company has dominated the market with its highly sought-after products that help power data centres running complex artificial intelligence computing tasks. This software aspect will significantly increase in the next decade in terms of overall sales mix Mosesmann, who has had a buy rating on the stock since starting coverage in 2017, said he was positive about Nvidia’s hardware offerings, but noted that “the real narrative lies in the software that complements all the hardware goodness”. “We anticipate this software aspect will significantly increase in the next decade in terms of overall sales mix, with an upward bias to valuation due to sustainability,”

Claire*, 42, was always told: “Follow your dreams and the money will follow.” So that’s what she did. At 24, she opened a retail store with a friend in downtown Ottawa, Canada. She’d managed to save enough from a part-time government job during university to start the business without taking out a loan. For many years, the store did well – they even opened a second location. Claire started to feel financially secure. “A few years ago I was like, wow, I actually might be able to do this until I retire,” she told me. “I’ll never be rich, but I have a really wonderful work-life balance and I’ll have enough.”

The organization (Tanzania Development Foundation Trust- TDFT) has provided beekeeping education to 493 villagers from Chunya District in Mbeya region to help them face the challenge of lack of sufficient capital to run their businesses. Theresia Margwe, a trainer and manager of backpack groups from TDFT, said this yesterday when the organization was giving training to run backpacks under the Natural Resources Conservation Project funded by USAID.

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MP Babu Owino addresses the press from Central Police Station, demands release of protestors.

Kimani Ichungwa face to face in front of Ruto at Kenya Kwanza PG.

Today, learn how to cook a delicious creamy mushroom chicken recipe with traditional masala and milk cream. We eat chicken curry with parotta. The taste is even more delicious!