Showing posts with label AILTV London. Show all posts
Showing posts with label AILTV London. Show all posts

Tuesday, 7 June 2016

IT IS ALL ABOUT “BREXIT” UNTIL REFERENDUM DAY ON JUNE 23




Every season, new political words are created.
When President Barack Obama stepped into the ring of American power, in 2008, the phrase “Yes You Can” jumped up and accompanied his endearing smile. It does not matter whether the man has been successful or not...but this particular idiom is now part of the English vernacular.
Optimism.

Monday, 18 July 2011

GAZETI MAARUFU NA ZEE KUSHINDA YOTE DUNIANI LILIVYOTINGISHA SERIKALI NA MAISHA UINGEREZA...

Habari zilizotanda Uingereza majuma mawili yaliyopita zimehusu gazeti maarufu la News Of The World. Lilifungwa wiki jana baada ya  mashtaka ya uhalifu. News of the World ilikuwa ikipata habari kwa kuingilia barua pepe na simu za watu maarufu ili kuwaiba. Miongoni mwa waliokuwa wakifanyiwa wizi huo ni Malkia Elisabeth, mwanae Prince Charles, Waziri Mkuu wa zamani Gordon Brown, viongozi mbalimbali na wacheza mpira mashuhuri. Mwishoni  gazeti liliwaudhi wananchi zaidi ilipofahamika lilikuwa limekita makucha yake kusikiliza habari za watu waliouliwa au kufa. Kati yao ni wasichana watatu waliouliwa kinyama Milly Dowler, Jessica Chapman, Holly  Wells na ndugu za waliofariki Julai 2005 kutokana na mabomu ya magaidi  mjini London.
Suala la  kutafuta habari hata za maiti lilikuwa kilele cha uhalifu na gazeti lilifungwa na mwenyekiti wake Rupert Murdoch.
Mzee Murdoch na mkewe mzawa wa China,Wendi Deng, aliyezaliwa mwaka 1968...
Picha ya Gettys...
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Sunday, 20 March 2011

WHAT CAN BE LEARNT FROM GONGO LA MBOTO VICTIMS DONATION APPEAL IN LONDON

Speaking on behalf of Tanzanians and Africans living in London early this week, blogger, presenter and Tanzanian fashion model, Jestina George touched on many aspects of the recent Gongo la Mboto incident.
Miss George who presents for Africans in London TV (www.ailtv.com) helped us focus on four major aspects of Gongo la Mboto funds appeal. Although the unfortunate incident will not be resolved by charity but by our politicians addressing other deeper issues, we can still ask questions and learn a few lessons.
First was the scepticism and cynicism.
We have always heard of humanitarian aid being held in red tape queue, delayed even re sold or completely taken away from its destination. 
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