Mfalme Mswati III wa SwazilandHawa ndiyo wadada (wachumba?) ambao Mfalme Mswati anachagua mmoja wao kuwe mkewe. Kwa haya na mengine dizaini hii kibao BOFYA HAPA kwa Kipandula

Waliofanyiwa mtihani IFM wakalia kuti kavu
Grace Ndossa na Neema KalalicheWANAFUNZI wa Chuo cha Usimamizi wa Fedha (IFM) waliofanyiwa mtihani wa Hesabu na wanafunzi wa Sekondari ya Azania wamekali kuti kavu na mchakato wa kushughulikia adhabu yao umeanza huku ikielezwa kuwa adhabu yao ni kufukuzwa chuo.Akizungumza na majira Dar es Salaam jana, Mkuu wa Chuo hicho, Prof. Edwin Mjema alisema wanafunzi hao wa mwaka wa tatu walikamatwa wiki ilioyopita nje ya eneo la chuo wakisubiri wanafunzi wa Azania waliokuwa wanawafanyia mtihani."Kwa kweli tukio hilo limenisikitisha sana kwa sababu sheria, kanuni na taratibu za mitihani zinatolewa siku ambayo mwanafunzi anajiunga kwa mara ya kwanza, lakini lazima waitwe na kujieleza kuhusina na tukio hilo ikiwa ni pamoja na kutaka kujua njia wanazotumia kufanya ujanja huo," alisema Prof. Mjema na kusisitiza kuwa adhabu ya kosa hilo ni kufutiwa mtihani na kufukuzwa chuo.Alisema Bw. Frank Kaduma aliyekuwa mwanafunzi wa sekondari ya Azania alikuwa anamfanyia mtihani Bi. Tina wakati Bw. John Kapinga mhitimu wa kidato cha sita 2003 alikuwa anamfanyia Bw. Joeli Mlengule anayesoma stashahada ya juu.Prof Mjema alisema wanafunzi hao wa Azania walipohojiwa walikiri kufanya hivyo kwa ahadi ya kupewa Sh. 150,000 kila mmoja baada ya kufanya mtihani huo.Hatua hiyo imekuja baada ya wanafunzi hao wakiwa mwaka wa kwanza kufeli somo hilo, kuwalazimu walirudie somo sasa, na kwa kuwa hawakuwa hanalielewi vyema walilazimika kukodisha vijana hao kutoka sekondari kuwafanyia mtihani huo.Prof Mjema alisema pamoja na kwamba wakati tukio hilo yeye hakuwepo, lakini atahakikisha zinachukuliwa hatua kali kukomesha tabia hiyo ambayo inaendelea kukithiri chuoni hapo.Alisema kabla ya kuanza kwa muhula wa mwaka huu lazima kesi zote ikiwamo ya hao wanafunzi zitajadiliwa na kutolewa adhabu ambayo itakuwa fundisho kwa wanafunzi wengine.

The producer with less age and more CV in the Industry, Lamar, is about to release two albums from his fish crab rappers Young D and Gz Mabovu. The young producer called upon all music lovers to expect the unexpected because both albums have a next level touch. Speaking of his extra skills in mastering and mixing, a souvenir from his short course in Netherlands, the producer has named the albums as Young D self titled and dakika sifuri of Gz Mabovu. The 24 year old producer has already worked with the likes of Langa, Chid Benz, Fid Q and Jaffarai in the country and Chameleone, Redson, Prezzo, Naziz and Wyre from Kenya and Uganda and is also taking an International Diploma in Computer Studies at Learn IT
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Musician Mez B was beaten by a group of people for hitting their cars after his performance at the Fiesta “One Love” concert in Dodoma last week.
The incident happened outside Club 84, the car he was in by accident hit 2 other vehicles parked outside the club after which the passengers in these 2 cars got down and started beating Mez B causing some serious injuries to the artist. Thankfully he managed to escape alive, however his ego is still bruised by the fact that people from his hometown (Dodoma) could actually do such a thing to him.

With its smooth brand of doo-wop/hip-hop, Boyz II Men has spearheaded the renaissance of the R&B vocal group, in the process revitalizing Motown Records (the band has become Motown's best-selling act, and its second album, Boyz II Men II, is the label's best-selling album of all time). The Boyz have sold over thirty million albums worldwide as of the first half of 1997, and have managed to capture plenty of awards--not to mention plenty of hearts--along the way. The Boyz II Men story begins in 1988, at the Creative & Performing Arts High School of hiladelphia, where Shawn Stockman, Wanya Morris, Nate Morris (no relation), and Mike McCary first discovered that the sum of their four voices was definitely greater than the individual parts. Besides singing at school, they honed their harmonizing skills by singing on street corners and on subway platforms, billing themselves as Unique Attraction.

The story of P-Square began in St. Murumba College, a small Catholic school in Jos, Nigeria. Identical twins Peter and Paul joined their school music and drama club where they began singing, dancing, and miming songs by MC Hammer, Bobby Brown and Michael Jackson.
They later formed an a cappella quartet called MMMPP (M Clef a.k.a Itemoh, Michael, Melvin, Peter and Paul). Drawing inspiration from their music idol Michael Jackson, they began break dancing, formed the group called "Smooth Criminals" in 1997. They droped M Clef from the group MMMPP which later was changed to MMPP. Their artistic talent and precise dance routine soon made them household names in the city of Jos, where they performed at school functions and other occasions.
Later in 1999, Peter and Paul returned to music school to develop their skills on keyboard, drums, bass and rhythm guitar. Their work includes the soundtracks for films like Tobi, Mama Sunday, Moment of Bitterness, Evas River.
Sean Paul
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Tanzanian Bongo Flava giant A.Y. has been booked to rock the MTV Africa Music Awards with Zain (MAMA) in Kenya. The Best Hip Hop contender will be joining Lizha James from Mozambique, Fally Ipupa from DRC, South Africa’s Da L.E.S. and Ugandan gal trio, Blu3 on stage at the Indoor Arena, Moi International Sports Stadium, Nairobi on 10 October 2009.
A.Y., Da L.E.S, Lizha James, Fally Ipupa and Blu3 join previously announced performers Wyclef Jean, Wahu, Lira, M.I. and Samini at the second annual MAMA awards, taking place at the Indoor Arena, Moi International Sports Centre, Nairobi, and airing to a potential TV audience of 1 billion viewers around the world.
A.Y., otherwise known as Ambwene Yessayah is one of Tanzania’s most popular and successful Bongo Flava artists. A.Y., who nurtured dreams of being a pilot before getting into music, is now flying high on the East African music scene as one of its most respected and commercially successful artists. Having started his journey in music in 1996 with Tanzanian rap group S.O.G., A.Y. never regretted the decision to go solo in 2002 and continues to dominate the East African hip hop scene with his catchy vocals and socially aware lyrics.
TV stations in October 2009.