THE BIGGER THEY ARE, THE HARDER THEY WILL FALL

It's about time, which was being waited eagerly by each and every Tanzanian, justice to be served,to come. For years, children of Tanzania have been crying and moaning about misuse of national resources for private benefits illegally.

On Monday, Fake honorable Daniel Yona and his fellow comrade Basil Pesambili Mramba have been dragged to lockup for bad governance and other 13 nasty accusations, which most of them have already been evidenced to be true and the few rest need a small proof to put them in prison.

Tanzanians have been hard working, paying large amount of taxes timely, comply with the rules and regulations with integrity and in accordance with the National constitution without enjoying any substantial gain or benefit from doing all those. Most of the society is still poor and unhealthy because of these few cynics(Mramba and hiss fellow), it was a mess.

Many Tanzanians had lost hope and many others were losing it day after day. But now this act has enlightened their lost hope and they can soon begin to hope for goodness again.

What happened this week at Kisutu court of law is nothing but just a good start. There are a lot of severe actions on their way and they are stormy and menacing. Many people still doubt the incidence and speculate that it's just a decoy set up to silent Tanzanians so that everything will continue as usual. I don’t care, all I know is that sooner or later people are going to fall, and when they do, it will be harder because they are big.

Tanzania of today doesn’t have room for leaders like Mramba and Yona, it's time we stand as one and make sure justice is served for those who have been working days and nights with the hope of a better life one day, and still don’t have it till at the moment.

No matter what happens, one's justice cannot be stolen, destroyed or defeated; it can only be postponed or delayed.

I love hard workers, I love patriots, I love loyalists,I love activists, I love all Tanzanians.

It's me, Emmanuel Cyril Temu(emmino).

NO PLACE LIKE HOME.............!!!!!!

UDSM,SUA,DIT,DUCE,MUCE,MUCCOBS
They are all enjoying sweet mamaz Ugali at home just because they wanted to fight with an invisible hand of the government......................!!

Boycots boycots,Strikes Strikes,Violence violence.........This is the most spoken languages in Tanzania bcoz a lot of Government Sectors are a bit SHAKEN

In this seemingly bad situation of the country i have nothing to comment but i will try to say something to where m concerned!!

Most of the public Universities are now closed because of the strikes and boycotts that were going on in different campuses.............Students are now at their home places waiting for the mercy from our Government!!
What is the main reason of this??.........Students cant you see what you are loosing now??........Cant you find another ways or alternatives of expressing your concerns??..........Now you are all complaining of the diverse effects you faced at the moment you were chasen from your campuses....
WAKE UP STUDENTS AND FIND THE OTHER HUNDRERDS OF ALTERNATIVE WAYS TO EXPRESS YOUR PROBLEMS INSTEAD OF STRIKES AND BOYCOTS..!!

Representing your parents,
ITS ME kimario!!

NONDOOOZ ZA ULAYA!!

International Call For Student Applications: MSc EF Erasmus Mundus (2009-2011) International call for student applications: MSc EF Erasmus Mundus (2009-2011)
Description : Dear all,
The new call for student applications of the international double-degree Master of Science in European Forestry Erasmus Mundus (2009-2011) has been announced. The applications form qualified students are accepted from now. The deadline for the application is 31st December 2008. Selection decision will be made in March 2009, and the selected students will start the MSc EF course 2009-2011 at the end of August 2009. Please find the link below about the call. You can also find the information the in MScEF webpage. International call for student applications: MSc EF Erasmus Mundus (2009-2011)

http://gis.joensuu.fi/mscef/applicants/Files/Call%20for%20applications%20MScEF%20(2009-2011) MScEF poster http://gis.joensuu.fi/mscef/introduction/Files/Poster%20MScEF%20A3%20Oct%202008.pdfIn the MScEF homepage, you can also read about the employability of the MSc European Forestry graduates, the scholarship schemes, the application procedure, and other details of the course. Please kindly forward this information to whoever you think might be interested (minimum requirements are a BSc in forestry or related sciences, and fluent level of English; the call is open for all eligible students no matter their university or country of origin). Best regards! Surya B MagarHomepage : MSc European Forestry http://gis.joensuu.fi/mscef/ Category : Scholarship for MSc EFContact address : MAGAR, Surya Bahadur Project Coordinator MScEF, University of Joensuu, Faculty of Forest Sciences P.O. Box 111, FI-80101, FinlandKeywords : MSc EF, MSc Forestry, Scholarship, Europe, Study,
Third countryName : MAGAR, Surya BahadurEmail : surya.magar@joensuu.fi
SOURCE: http://scholarship-positions.com/international-call-for-student-applications-msc-ef-erasmus-mundus-2009-2011/2008/11/12/
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FOR UNIVERSITY GRADUATES!!

APPLICATIONS
OFID (The OPEC Fund for International Development) is pleased to announce that qualified undergraduate students are welcome to apply for the OFID Scholarship 2009/10. The OFID Scholarship will be awarded to support an undergraduate student from any developing country, to pursue higher education in a relevant field of development, in any recognized university/college in the world. Through its scholarship scheme, OFID aims to help highly motivated, highly driven individuals overcome one of the biggest challenges to their careers – the cost of advanced professional or graduate training. The winner of the OFID Award will receive a scholarship of up to US$100,000 The funds will be spread over a maximum of two years, toward the completion of a Master’s degree, or its equivalent, at an accredited educational institution, starting in the autumn of the academic year 2009/10.
Eligibility Criteria:Disbursement of the Scholarship FundRequired documents: Eligible Countries

I.Eligibility To be eligible the candidate must meet ALL of the following criteria: :
Must be between the ages of 23-32 at the time of submitting his/her application.
Must be a graduating student with a Baccalaureate from a four-year, accredited college/university, or its equivalent.
Must have a minimum cumulative GPA of 3.0 or higher on a 4.0 rating system, or its equivalent.
Must be matriculated at an accredited university for the upcoming academic year starting September 2009, and must maintain full-time status for the duration of the Masters Degree.
Must be a national of a developing country (please see list of eligible countries)
Must select a subject of study that pertains to OFID’s core mission, such as: economics of development (poverty reduction, energy and sustainable development), environment (desertification), or other related science and technology fields.
PLEASE NOTE: Please read ALL of the directions below before proceeding with the application process:

1. Applicants are responsible for gathering and submitting all necessary information. Applications will be evaluated based on the information provided. Therefore, all questions should be answered as thoroughly as possible. Incomplete applications will not be considered. Once an application has been submitted, no changes will be allowed on it.
2. OFID will not consider applications received through a third party.
3. Please do not call or email OFID to ask if your application has been received, or to inquire about your status.
4. Please note that only the winner will be notified.
5. All materials submitted become the property of OFID and will not be returned to the applicant.
6. Applicants must complete the on-line application form and essay requirement, and must email the required materials to OFID’s email address provided below. All materials including the on-line application, recommendations, and other required information must be received no later than March 31, 2009.
Applicants should submit required documents via scholarship@ofid.org

II.Disbursement of the Scholarship Fund
The terms and conditions of payment will be determined in coordination with the student upon his/her selection in accordance with the following guidelines:
1. The tuition fees, including any supplementary examination fees, as may be required by the academic institution, will be paid by OFID directly to the academic institution. Health insurance will be paid in accordance with the institution’s own standard medical scheme.
2. A monthly allowance to cover living expenses, books and accommodation, will be transferred to the student’s own personal bank account on a quarterly basis.
3. Prior to the start of his/her first year studies, the student will be paid a relocation grant, equal to two-month allowance. OFID will also pay for travel costs from the nearest airport to the student’s place of residence, to the nearest airport to the chosen place of study. Upon completion of the studies, the student will be paid the cost of one-way air ticket to his/her home country.
III.Required documents
1. A completed on-line application form.
2. A scanned copy of the last university degree or certificate.
3. A scanned letter of acceptance from your chosen educational institution, confirming your admission, subject of study and duration of the Master’s degree program (must not exceed a maximum of two years).
4. A proof of meeting any prerequisites, including language proficiency.
5. A short essay – of about 250 words in English – giving reasons for applying for OFID’s scholarship, explaining your educational goals, and clearly describing how you will use the experience gained from your Masters degree studies to help in the development of your home country.
6. Two letters of recommendation from professors and/or lecturers at applicant's present university.

IV. Eligible Countries
* In addition to nationals of OFID Member States, nationals of the following countries are also eligible:
Africa :
Angola, Benin, Botswana, Burundi, Burkina Faso, Cameroon, Cape Verde, Chad, Comoros, Congo, Cote d`lvoire, Djibouti, Egypt, Eritrea, Ethiopia, Gambia, Ghana, Guinea, Kenya, Lesotho, Madagascar, Malawi, Mali, Mauritania, Morocco, Mozambique, Namibia, Niger, Rwanda, Sao Tome& Principe, Senegal, Seychelles, Sierra Leone, Sudan, Swaziland, Tanzania, Tunisia, Zambia, Zimbabwe
Asia and the Middle East:
Afghanistan, Armenia, Azerbaijan, Bangladesh, Bhutan, Cambodia, India, Korea DR, Kyrgyz Republic, Lao PDR, Lebanon, Jordan, Kazakhstan, Maldives, Myanmar, Nepal, Pakistan, Palestine, Papua New Guinea, Philippines, Samoa, Solomon Islands, Sri Lanka, Syria, Tajikistan, Thailand, Tonga, Turkey, Turkmenistan, Uzbekistan, Vietnam, Yemen
Latin America and the Caribbean:
Antigua Barbuda , Belize, Barbados, Brazil, Bolivia, Colombia, Costa Rica, Cuba, Grenada, Ecuador, El Salvador, Guyana, Haiti, , Dominican Republic, Guatemala, Honduras, Jamaica, Nicaragua, Paraguay, Peru, Panama, St. Christopher, St. Lucia, Saint Vincent and the Grenadines.
Europe :
Albania , Bosnia Herzegovina

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MCHOONGO KWA WAANDISHI WA HABARI!!

Fellowship invites African journalists to work in Germany
Posted on: 17/10/2008 Fellowships and Awards, International Experience Deadline: 31/01/2009 Region: Sub-Saharan Africa Southern African journalists have the chance to compete for the Southern African-German Journalists‘ Bursary to work for two months in a media outlet in Germany. Applications will be accepted from December 1, 2008 to January 31, 2009.
The program, sponsored by the International Journalists’ Programmes, seeks to foster relations between Africa and Germany, as it enables young journalists to gain valuable insights into Germany. Participants experience the day-to-day journalism of their host newsroom while also researching stories for their home media.
Candidates must work for a media organization, be between 25 and 35 years old, fluent in English and come from the eligible countries: Angola, Botswana, Democratic Republic of Congo, Lesotho, Madagascar, Malawi, Mauritius, Mozambique, Namibia, South Africa, Swaziland, United Republic of Tanzania, Zambia and Zimbabwe. German is not mandatory.
The fellowship 2009 begins in May with an introductory conference for all delegates, followed by the journalism internship. Applicants must submit their preferences for the newspaper, radio or TV station or news agency where they would like to work in Germany.
Participants will receive a fixed payment of EU€3,000 (about US$4,035) to cover most of their travel, accommodation and living expenses.
For information on how to apply, visit http://www.ijp.org/southernafrica.html?&L=1 or contact Marco Vollmar at vollmar@ijp.org.

SOURCE
http://scholarship-positions.com/fellowship-for-african-journalists-to-work-in-germany/2008/11/06/

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BOYCOTTING, A LOSING BATTLE?

Owing to chronic problems prevailing in Tanzania colleges, students have made up their mind and came to the stiff conclusion that boycott is the only promising and effective resort.
But according to history and experience I have had so far concerning college matters, most of boycotts undertaken by students attempting to press hard the administrations to give a closer look on our problems and seek permanent solutions, have virtually turned out to be a tragic failure. It's a battle that we always loose. This fact is evident and I am sure any continuing student can testify this. I am not preaching boycotts are worthless; all I am trying to put into light is the actuality of the consequences and repercussions of already-happened boycotts.
I think before deciding what to do, first, we have to seat and evaluate entirely the decisions we are making, taking into accounts the benefits and downsides of the preferred alternatives, look around to see if there can be another free-of-flaws alternatives before jumping to boycotts which at a good frequency have led us to more problems, and much worse, failed to solve the existing problems. Poor results of boycotts in essence are caused by lack of good grounds and sound baseline to convince other citizens that what we are claiming through boycotts are suitable and feasible.
But sometimes, our leaders need a nudge to wake up,they are deaf and blind until they have seen students rejecting to attend lectures and protesting physically. So I am neither opposing boycotts nor giving a hand. I am stressing to have a concrete and rational reasons before doing anything seriously. If we boycott its ok but let's have grounds to back up our actions, it would be a shame on us to gather and shout SOLIDALITY without reasonable grounds.
It's me and only me, Emmanuel Temu(Emmino).

REMARKABLE TURN UP TRAMPS!

To many particularly those who revere conservatism, this spectacular and breath taking incident is still a dream that in every moment which passes over, they wish to wake up and find out it was merely a dream, and sooner or later it would turn out to be same world we were all used to.
The new American president, the most influential and powerful individual in the world, and the leader of the entire world is now painted with black color!
On 4th of November, Barrack Obama has turned up tramps in the United States election against all expectations of many about black people ruling America. An old saying " every dog has its day "has been revealed by him.
Personally and literally, I am very delighted to acknowledge this, a dream that was beginning to fade and stayed for so long in the minds of black people and true activist for centuries has finally turned out to be a reality.
In fact, this shouldn't be subject to discussion that all Africans and black people altogether ought to be very proud of the 44th U.S.A President, Brack Obama, not because Africa continent is now assured or guaranteed to receive tremendous and potential support from U.S.A just because it's president is black like us, but because he has proven to the whole world that black people can do and accomplish great things like any white and we need respect and appreciation for our contributions on this planet.
I raise this opportunity to sincerely thank Obama for what he has shown the world and much inspirations he has provided to the black society."every thing is possible under the sun"

GOD BLESS OBAMA, Its me and only me,Emmanuel Temu(emmino)

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