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Na Imelda Mtema
KAKA wa staa wa Filamu za Kibongo, Wastara Juma aitwaye Juma Juma ameliambia Risasi Mchanganyiko kwamba dada yake hatafunga  tena ndoa nyingine hapa nchini.

“Iwapo dada yangu akitaka kuolewa atafanya hivyo Uarabuni siyo hapa kabisa,” alisema kaka huyo na kudai kuwa ameshuhudia mateso mengi ya dada yake kwa wanaume wa Kitanzania.

Kaka huyo amesisitiza kwamba wanaume wasipate tabu ya kumuuliza dada yake kuhusu suala la ndoa kwani watajisumbua bure.
Juma alizungumza kwa niaba ya dada yake ambaye awali alipigiwa simu ili kuulizwa kama alikuwa na mpango wa kufunga ndoa nyingine hapa nchini.

Hata hivyo, Wastara alimwachia kaka yake huyo kujibu badala yake, ingawaje kaka huyo hakufafanua kama dada yake ameshapata mtu wa kufunga naye ndoa huko Uarabuni.

Wastara alifunga ndoa tatu na wanaume tofauti na mume wake wa mwisho alikuwa msanii wa filamu, Juma Juma Kilowoko ‘Sajuki’ aliyefariki dunia mapema mwaka huu.

Source:Global Publishers

 President Obama giving a show on the traditional dance performing at the Airport during his arrival to Tanzania JKIA.
 Walking with lots of happiness soon after his arrival Barak Obama with his host President Jakaya Mrisho Kikwete.
President Obama having a unique view of the Maasai traditional Morani dance.
Mr. Obama on the Tanzanian special Parade Guard at the JKIA
Presidents Obama and Kiwete with the first ladies waving across to the people of Tanzania

President Barack Obama and his wife Michelle Obama shake hands with Senegal's President Macky Sall and his wife Marieme Faye Sall at the at the presidential palace in Dakar.

Barack and Michelle Obama look out from the Door of No Return while touring the House of Slaves, or Maison des Esclaves, at Goree Island off the coast of Dakar. Obama and his family toured the museum at the site where African slaves were held before going through the door and being shipped off the continent as slaves.

US President Barack Obama holds a joint press conference with his Senegalese counterpart President Macky Sall in Dakar. The visit marks the first day of Obama's Africa tour that will include visits to South Africa and Tanzania in addition to his three days in Senegal in order to emphasize human rights, youth engagement, and American trade and investment opportunities in the region.

In 1964, California crooners the Beach Boys sang about having "fun, fun, fun, 'til her daddy takes the T-bird away." Well, nearly 50 years later, Golden State residents still have to worry about someone snatching their ride from them — but it's not their daddy. The Des Plaines, Ill.-based National Insurance Crime Bureau has released its "Hot Spots" vehicle-theft report for 2012, and California once again dominates as a "hotbed for hot cars."

Of the top 10 hot spots for per-capita vehicle theft, California lays claim to eight, and the state of Washington to the balance. The NICB's list reviews vehicle thefts from the nation's metropolitan statistical areas; its data mirrors preliminary FBI vehicle-theft data for the same period. While there's nothing new in West Coast domination of the list, this year is special in that the 1.3% spike is the first annual increase following an eight-year downward trend in the crime, the NICB reported. The FBI will publish its final numbers in the fall.

The designated West region — composed of Alaska, Arizona, California, Colorado, Hawaii, Idaho, Montana, Nevada, New Mexico, Oregon, Utah, Washington and Wyoming — in 2012 experienced a 10.6% increase in vehicle thefts compared with 2011, bringing the entire nation's average up despite declines elsewhere. The Midwest, Northeast and South reported reductions of 3.1%, 7.9% and 2.9%, respectively.

Last year's second-place finisher, Modesto, Calif., wrested control of the No. 1 spot from Fresno, Calif., knocking it down one spot; Modesto had 4,260 thefts for a rate of 816.52 per 100,000 population, while Fresno had 7,563 thefts but a lower rate of 797.87 due to its greater population. Newcomers to this year's list are the San Jose-Sunnyvale-Santa Clara, Calif., area at No. 7, up from No. 20 last year, as well as Redding, Calif., all the way up to No. 10 from No. 40 in 2011. The Midland, Mich., and Kahului-Wailuku-Lahaina, Hawaii, areas boasted the fewest car thefts, with fewer than 20 each and a rate of less than 22.

The NICB advises motorists to take precautions against vehicle theft starting with common-sense measures like removing keys from the ignition, locking doors and closing windows, and parking in well-lit areas. Beyond that, bigger and better anti-theft measures include installing a warning device such as a car alarm, using immobilizing devices such as a smart key or fuse cutoffs and using a tracking device that emits a signal to authorities if the vehicle is stolen.

Just as the summer heat comes on strong in June then dwindles by Labor Day, so too can summer romances. Though many summer breakups are laden with heartache, others will have a slightly less dramatic (and sometimes, even a surprisingly happy) ending. If you think all breakups require purchasing a case of Kleenex to get through, consider these seven true stories of summer love that ended on a high note:

He started out seeing one sister, but married the other
“About five years ago, I met Sara at a Memorial Day barbecue and we began going out. We had fun together — I wasn’t sure it was anything that was heading us towards marriage, but I had a good time with her, regardless. She must have felt the same way too, because a few weeks into our dating, she said, ‘You know, you’re a great guy, and at the risk of sounding totally weird, I think you would really hit it off with my sister, Kathy.’ Even though the rejection stung a little, I said I was up for meeting her sister. Good thing I did — Sara was the maid of honor when Kathy and I got married.”
– Jeremy Barnes, Youngstown, OH


Her “shoulder to cry on” turned into The One
“A few summers ago, I broke up with my boyfriend because he got a job in another state and was moving away. I was so sad, and I turned to my friend Adam for a shoulder to cry on. Adam listened and never made any sort of move on me; he really was just being a good friend. During the aftermath of the breakup, I kept wishing that my next boyfriend would be more like Adam. After thinking that he was too good to go to waste, I set Adam up with a friend of mine and we went on a double date together. At the end of the night, my friend said that it was obvious that the two people having the most fun were Adam and me. We began dating soon after that, and then got married a few years ago — and now we have a kid together!”

Their post-graduation split spawned a lifelong friendship
“My law school boyfriend and I had a really nice relationship, but there was not much passion there. More than anything, we were best friends. I think we both realized it, and we broke up during the summer after graduation. It was harder than I thought; I missed him so much, even though I knew it was the right thing to do. A couple of nights after we broke up, he called and said: ‘I just broke up with my girlfriend and I am feeling so sad. I wanted to call and speak with my best friend about it.’ I told him that I just broke up with my boyfriend, too, and would love to talk to my best friend about it as well. We spent the next few hours on the phone talking about both of our breakups, but it really was as if we were best friends helping each other out. We are both married to other people now, but are still really good friends to this very day.”
– Jane Kirkland, Fairfax, VA

Ending their office romance pushed him higher up the corporate ladder
“I know everyone tells you to never do this, but one summer, I became romantically involved with my boss. I think I was a little more into her than she was into me, but we had a good relationship, despite the fact that we could never really tell anyone at work. I guess her feelings about me coupled with the stress of being deceitful to everyone at work became too much for her, because she eventually broke up with me. To ease the pain, she gave me a pretty significant promotion that nearly doubled my salary. My friends still tease me about it, because it ended up working out just fine for me in the end!”
- Erik Reese, Plano, TX

Getting dumped by her boyfriend helped introduce her to a best friend
“My boyfriend, Steve, broke up with me one night over dinner. I was so upset that I excused myself to go to the bathroom because I was such a crying mess. I guess I was locked in there for some time, because a waitress from the restaurant eventually knocked on the door to make sure I was OK. I ended up spilling my guts to this poor woman who was sweetly bringing me tissues and listening to my story when she probably should have been working. After I cleaned myself up, she asked me for my number so she could call me the next day and check on me... and sure enough, she did. We started hanging out after that and have been great friends ever since. Our friendship was worth all of those tears!”
– Beth Mays, Nashville, TN

He stayed tuned in to her frequency, despite their initial distance
“One summer when I was in grad school, I interned at a radio station in New York and began dating someone who worked there. When the summer was over, we broke up because we decided the long-distance thing just wouldn’t work for us. It was so sad, because neither of us wanted it to end — it just sort of had to, but we vowed to keep in close touch with each other and remain friends. About three months into the fall semester, someone knocked on my front door. It was my ex; he had accepted a job at a different station in San Francisco. We resumed our relationship that day, and have been together ever since.”
– Heather Delgado, San Francisco, CA

Leaving after his betrayal was a piece of cake — literally
“My ex, Daniel, was a pastry chef at a restaurant that is internationally known for its unbelievably amazing chocolate cake. Tons of people — including myself — have tried to get the recipe for years unsuccessfully, because it is a closely guarded secret. We ended up breaking up because I discovered that he had cheated on me with a (now former) friend of mine. Of course, I was totally upset... but I decided to leverage his guilt in order to make him give me that coveted cake recipe. My relationship may be over, but I have since made and enjoyed that cake for years, which has been worth the loss of a boyfriend and so-called friend at the same time!”
– Jeannie Robertson, Dover, DE

When the last serve has been drawn and game, set and match has been called for the day at Wimbledon, the spectators – as well as the tennis stars themselves – head out for a drink and a bite to eat.

While you take a break from centre court during the oldest tennis tournament in the world, make sure it's in one of the favourite spots of tennis greats such as Andy Murray, Maria Sharapova, Venus Williams, Rafa Nadal and Roger Federer...

Cambio del Tercio, South Kensington

Rafa Nadal has said of this spectacular Spanish restaurant: "I love this restaurant... I always go...when I'm in London."

True to his word, the tennis player shared a snap on Twitter of him smiling at the restaurant on 20 June with a dessert in the form of a tennis ball. Rafa, 27, wrote: "Who wants to taste?"



San Lorenzo Fuoriporta, Wimbledon Hill Road

With wonderful traditional Italian food and a classy setting it's no wonder this restaurant is a favourite with celebrities and has been feeding some of the world's greatest tennis players since 1969... "No other restaurant has felt like this to me," said Boris Becker of the top joint. The night before the tennis great won Wimbledon at just 17 years old, he ate steak at this restaurant. Andre Agassi went to the restaurant on the eve of winning Wimbledon.



Nobu, Berkley Street, Mayfair

Andy Murray is said to have eaten up to 50 pieces of sushi in one sitting at Nobu, one of London's most fashionable restaurants. He's not the only tennis star to stop off at the famous Japanese eaterie – many other tennis players including Daniela Hantuchova, Ana Ivanovic and Laura Robson are also regulars at Nobu.



Zuma, Knightsbridge

Maria Sharapova reportedly loves the sophisticated Zuma restaurant for its tasty Japanese food.



Fire Stables, Wimbledon Village

Tucked away from the main hub of Wimbledon village, the Fire Stables offers traditional English pub food and real ale to those seeking shade after an afternoon of tennis... just what players and spectators need to round off the perfect day out in Wimbledon.

Halepi, Bayswater

Run by a Greek family, this authentic restaurant offers yummy dishes with quality produce, including fish brought in from Cornwall on a daily basis and Aberdeen Angus Grass Fed Beef. Venus Williams has said that she loves the hummus at this Greek restaurant.



Cote restaurant, Wimbledon Village, Earls Court

A modern take on a Parisian bistro, this lovely little find offers classic French dishes such as steak with frites, moules marinières and corn fed chicken from the heart of rural Brittany. Italian tennis player Francesca Schiavone has dined in Cote restaurant, Wimbledon Village.

Beyoncé has given a touching insight into her life as a mum by sharing an adorable picture of her with her daughter Blue Ivy.

In the heartwarming photograph shared on Tumblr, the superstar singer can be seen crouching down in a stunning red tulle dress with her swept up into a high beehive, beaming at her 16-month-old daughter. 

Just the small arm of Blue Ivy can be seen reaching out from her buggy, touching her mum on the tip of her nose with her index finger.
According to another picture that the star posted on her tumblr page, a director’s chair isn't the only purchase she has made for her baby daughter. A tiny, adorable gold-coloured tulle dress with a satin ribbon wrapped around the waist was shown on a hanger.


Another cute photo shows Beyoncé trying on a fuschia-coloured child-size high-heel with the velvet straps laced up to her ankle.

Beyoncé and Jay-Z previously said that Blue Ivy would not be without her home comforts while she accompanies her mum around the world. The couple said they planned to take furniture and toys the youngster is familiar with to stop her feeling homesick while on the road.

Beyoncé has spoken of her incredible bond with her daughter Blue Ivy: "When I get up in the morning, the best in the world is to see [her] face. [She is] Already starting to talk, every day is different and every day she learns something new."

Former footballing star David Beckham made an unexpected appearance at the Louis Vuitton menswear show in Paris on Thursday.

The handsome A-lister caused quite the stir as he arrived at the presentation with his bodyguard – photographers clamoured to get a shot of the star, while fellow attendees craned their necks for a glimpse of the model.

Backstage, he revealed that it was his first fashion show since his wife's last catwalk presentation in February.

He seemed relaxed, posing for pictures with the brand's creative director and his friend Marc Jacobs as well as Vuitton's chief menswear designer Kim Jones.

"Kim's a very clever man and a great guy as well," said David. "Obviously, I've been living in Paris for the last five months and he's looked after me, he's a friend. And I love his stuff."





It was a busy day for David, who then jetted back to London for the launch of the new Breitling flagship store, where he met Hollywood actor John Travolta.

The celeb pair were the guests of honour at the bash, which was held on the lavish New Bond Street in the capital.

The pair seemed pleased to see each other, happily posing for photographs together outside the store. The men laughed as they attempted a variety of poses to show off their Breitling wrist pieces.

John had been at the store since the afternoon, having officially opened the store by cutting the ribbon.

The actor, who is also a qualified pilot, gave onlookers a pleasant surprise as he walked onto the street accompanied by women dressed in flight attendant outfits.
David's appearance comes just a few days after his joint interview with Victoria Beckham in China.

His wife revealed that she thinks her husband could step into Daniel Craig's shoes and become the next James Bond.

"I think you would be really good at acting," she said, before turning to the interviewer and asking, "Don't you think he'd be good at acting?

"I think you should be James Bond! He'd be a good James Bond!"

David, however, didn't appear to share the same confidence in his big screen chances as his wife.

"I have some friends who are actors , Tom Cruise is a very good friends of ours," he said. "But I don't think I have any plans to become an actor. I'm not sure I'd be very good at it!"

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