MA DC WATATUA MGOGORO WA MPAKA KWA VIJIJI VYA ILAMBILORE NA ILORE

Mkuu wa Wilaya ya Kilolo Selemani Mzee na Mkuu wa wilaya ya Iringa DC Richard Kasesela walishiriki katika kutatua mgogoro wa mpaka kati ya vijiji vya Ilambillore (kilichoko Iringa DC) kijiji cha Ilore kilichoko Kilolo. siku 3 zilizo pita wananchi walitaka kupambana kugombania mipka ambapo walifyeka msitu ambapo ulizua tafrani.

Wananchi wa Kigogo wanufaika na upimaji bure wa afya kutoka Fazel Foundation na TAHMEF

Na Rabi Hume, MoDewjiBlog

Kwa kuhakikisha jamii inakuwa katika hali ya usalama wa kiafya, Taasii ya Fazel Foundation kwa kushirikiana na Taasisi ya Elimu ya Afya na Madawa (TAHMEF) wametoa huduma ya upimaji wa magonjwa mbalimbali kwa wananchi wa Kigogo, Dar es Salaam.

Zoezi hilo lilifanyika Aprili, 23 katika Msikiti wa Al Ghadir uliopo Kigogo Post na jumla ya 352 wanawake wakiwa 150 na wanaumme 202 walipimwa Malaria, Kisukari, Shinikizo la Damu na Upungufu wa Damu mwilini.

Kati ya watu hao, watu 38 wameonekana kuwa na Shinikizo la Damu, 36 Upungufu wa Damu, 8 Kisukari na mmoja Maralia ambapo walipata nafasi ya kupatiwa dawa na ushauri kutoka kwa madaktari mbalimbali.

Aidha kwa mafanikio hayo, Fazel Foundation inawashukuru wote walioshiriki katika huduma hiyo akiwepo Dkt. Mohammed Alloo, Dkt. Sibtain Moledina, Mohammed Enterprises Tanzania Limited (METL Group), Salama Pharmaceuticals na Clinicheck Labs, Imam wa msikiti wa Al Ghadir Sheikh Jalala, Msikiti wa Al Ghadir, Diwani wa Kigogo, Bw. Manyama, Team ya Volunteers na Hawza ya Imam Sadiq kwa ushiriki wao katika zoezi hilo.

Mwanzilishi wa Taasisi ya Fazel, Dkt. Sajjad Fazel akisalimiana na Diwani wa Kigogo, Bw. Manyama wakati wa funguzi wa huduma ya upimaji wa afya bure kwa wakazi wa Kigogo. Katikati ni Imam wa Msikiti wa Al Ghadir , Sheikh Jalala. (Picha zote na Rabi Hume - modewjiblog.com)

Wakiwa katika picha ya pamoja, Wa kwanza kushoto ni Diwani wa Kigogo, Bw. Manyama, Imam wa Msikiti wa Al Ghadir , Sheikh Jalala, Mwanzilishi wa Taasisi ya Fazel, Dkt. Sajjad Fazel na Mwanzilishi wa Taasisi ya Elimu ya Afya na Madawa (TAHMEF), Juliana Busasi.

Boniventure Pius akimpima Imam wa Msikiti wa Al Ghadir, Sheikh Jalala wakati wa uzinduzi wa upimaji afya bure kwa wakazi wa Kigogo. Aliyesimama kulia ni Mwanzilishi wa Fazel Foundation, Dkt. Sajjad Fazel.

Mkisi Shamra akimuhudumia mmoja wa wananchi waliofika katika kituo kilichokuwa kikitumika kupima afya bure kwa wakazi wa Kigogo, Dar es Salaam.

Mary Kalleku akimpima mmoja wa wananchi waliofika katika kituo kilichokuwa kikitumika kupima afya bure kwa wakazi wa Kigogo, Dar es Salaam.

Victoria Msambichaka akimwambia jambo mmoja wa wananchi waliofika katika kituo kilichokuwa kikitumika kupima afya bure kwa wakazi wa Kigogo, Dar es Salaam.

Baadhi ya wananchi waliofika kupimwa afya bure kutoka Fazel Foundation na TAHMEF.

Eneo lililokuwa likitumika kupokea wananchi waliokwenda kupima bure afya zao.

Dkt. Mohammed Alloo kutoka Hospitali ya Taifa ya Muhimbili akimshauri jambo mmoja wa wananchi waliofika katika kituo kilichokuwa kikitumika kupima afya bure kwa wakazi wa Kigogo, Dar es Salaam.

Alex Juma akimpa dawa mmoja wa wananchi aliyefika kupima afya bure baada ya kubainika kuwa na ugonjwa.

Mwanzilishi wa Fazel Foundation, Dkt. Sajjad Fazel akizungumza jambo na Mwanzilishi wa Taasisi ya Elimu ya Afya na Madawa (TAHMEF), Juliana Busasi wakati wakati zoezi la kupima afya bure kwa wakazi wa Kigogo likiendelea.

Kenneth Mananu akimsikiliza mmoja wa wananchi waliofika kituoni kupata vipimo vya afya bure. Anayefuatia ni Joshua Mnkeni akimpa ushauri mmoja wa wananchi aliyefika kupata huduma ya kupima afya bure.

Eneo la kutolea huduma kwa wananchi wanaofika kupata huduma.

Wagonjwa wakisubiri kumuona daktari.

Hans Olomi akimpima mmoja wa watoto waliofika kupimwa afya zao bure, Anayefuatia ni Simon Nassary.

Mwanzilishi wa Fazel Foundation, Dkt. Sajjad Fazel akimwambia jambo Kenneth Munanu wakati zozi la upimaji likiendeea.

Hospitals braced for walkout as Hunt says doctors' strike must be defeated

Jeremy Hunt and senior ministers have insisted they must win the battle with junior doctors, who are staging a historic walkout that will disrupt services including maternity, accident and emergency and intensive care.

Junior doctors to go on all-out strike – Q&A

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The health secretary dashed any lingering hopes of a last-minute compromise when he told MPs that he was determined to impose the unpopular new contract to help turn the NHS into a seven-day service.

The strike is running from 8am to 5pm on Tuesday and Wednesday. A&E and maternity units will be staffed almost entirely by senior consultants

as hospitals pull out the stops to ensure patient care is as safe as normal.

A very large majority of junior doctors are likely to strike, with only a tiny number expected to defy the picket lines, although the exact figures will be closely scrutinised.

In a combative performance in the Commons, Hunt said: “No trade union has the right to veto a manifesto promise voted for by the British people. We are proud of the NHS as one of our greatest institutions but we must turn that pride into actions and a seven-day service will help us turn the NHS into one of the highest quality healthcare systems in the world.”

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The government sees the long-running wrangle as a dispute it cannot afford to lose and David Cameron and George Osborne fully back what critics see as Hunt’s uncompromising tactics, Whitehall sources told the Guardian. Ministers fear that capitulation to British Medical Association demands to change the terms and conditions Hunt will force England’s 45,000 junior doctors to work under from August might encourage other public sector trade unions.

“With all negotiations if you buckle at the end you send out a message to other union groups that you’ll back down,” one Whitehall source said.

Some ministers are privately describing the bust-up with doctors in training as “a miners’ moment – a dispute we cannot lose”, in a reference to Margaret Thatcher’s struggle with the National Union of Mineworkers in 1984-85. “That phrase is being heard inside government. Ministers see the junior doctors’ dispute in that light. They say that there’s no going back,” said a second Whitehall senior source familiar with the ministers’ thinking.

NHS doctor: why I won’t be withholding emergency care

Caroline Davies

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Patients needing NHS care unexpectedly on Wednesday have been warned to expect longer waits than usual in A&E and GP surgeries, which will also be trying to relieve the strain on hospitals by looking after some of the less seriously unwell. Almost 13,000 planned operations and another 113,000 outpatient appointments have become casualties of the escalation of the dispute, which will make Saturdays and weekday evenings between 7pm and 10pm part of a junior doctor’s normal working week for the first time.

At issue is the new contract that Hunt intends to impose on all doctors below the level of consultant from August, as part of plans to introduce a “trulyseven-day NHS”. The heart of the dispute is whether some or all of Saturday should be part of a junior doctor’s core working hours.

Amid ministerial frustration at the BMA’s resort to all-out strikes Hunt hinted in parliament that A&E doctors, as important public servants, could be banned from going on strike in future, as members of the armed forces already are.

Responding to Tory MP Andrew Bridgen’s suggestion that emergency care doctors, “the most highly remunerated of our public servants”, could be “barred by law from taking action”, Hunt said: “On his broader point, I agree. When someone is paid a high salary, that comes with the responsibilities of a profession.

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“That is why, however much people disagree with the new contract, and however much they may not agree with the government’s plans for a seven-day NHS, it is totally inappropriate to withdraw emergency care in the way that will happen tomorrow and the next day. That is why doctors should be very careful about the impact this will have on their status in the country.”

In sometimes heated scenes in the Commons Heidi Alexander, Labour’s shadow health secretary, strongly criticised Hunt’s handling of the dispute. “How can it be safe to impose a contract when no one knows what the impact will be on recruitment and retention but everyone fears the worst?” she asked the health secretary.

The BMA blamed Hunt’s intransigence for this week’s strikes. “We have made a repeated and genuine offer to the health secretary; lift the imposition and we will call off this action. Jeremy Hunt has rejected this and so responsibility for this action now rests squarely with the government,” said Dr Johann Malawana, the chair of the BMA’s junior doctors committee.

He rejected Hunt’s claim that Saturday was the only outstanding issue dividing the two sides. “The health secretary himself has admitted there are serious outstanding concerns about excessive working hours, training, recruitment and retention and the impact these have on the ability of the NHS to deliver a seven-day service,” Malawan added.

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Earlier on Monday, Cameron rejected a last-ditch attempt by 14 medical royal colleges to intervene so that the strikes could be stopped and peace talks resumed. Leaders of Britain’s GPs, hospital doctors and other specialisms warned the prime minister that the row “poses a significant threat to our whole healthcare system by demoralising a group of staff on whom the future of the NHS depends”.

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Lord Winston, the doctor and Labour peer, said Hunt was making “a massive mistake” by imposing the contract. “There really is a need for a compromise and I think that the doctors would be happy to accept a compromise. These are altruistic people and they don’t want to strike, they don’t want to withdraw their labour. And obviously the hope is that patients will not be damaged, but even delaying operations is not great.”

More than half of junior doctors are thinking about quitting the NHS in England in protest at the contract Jeremy Hunt is forcing on them, according to a new survey.

The research said difficulty in arranging childcare and the impact of working even more anti-social shifts on doctors’ relationships with their partners and children were the key reasons for the widespread disillusionment it uncovered.

More than 52% of the respondents said they were likely to or will definitely give up medicine, or are considering moving to Wales, Scotland or abroad to avoid working under the health secretary’s new terms and conditions from August.

“Jeremy Hunt’s rush to impose the contract threatens to create a potential timebomb that could explode as early as August as thousands of junior doctors struggle to find childcare or quit their jobs,” said Dr Sethina Watson, a trainee anaesthetist in Bristol, who carried out the survey.

An Ipsos Mori opinion poll published on Tuesday shows that 57% of voters back all-out strikes, and that support for that tactic has risen from the 44% it found when it asked the same question in January. But the number of people who blame both sides for the dispute has risen, from 28% to 35%, over the same period.

WAZIRI UMMY MWALIMU AADHIMISHA SIKU YA MALARIA DUNIANI KWA KUPIMA MALARIA KWA KUTUMIA mRDT

Waziri wa Afya, Maendeleo ya Jamii, jinsia, Wazee na Watoto, Mh. Ummy Mwalimu akiwaonesha waandishi wa habari kipimo cha haraka cha kupima malaria(mRDT) wakati akitoa tamko la maadhimisho ya siku ya Malaria Duniani leo kwenye ukumbi wa Bunge mjini Dodoma. Kulia ni Mkuu wa kitengo cha udhibiti wa Mbu waenezao Malaria Charles Dismas kutoka mpango wa Taifa wa kudhibiti Malaria.

Waziri wa Afya, Ustawi wa Jamii, Jinsia, Wazee na Watoto, Mhe. Ummy Mwalimu amewataka watanzania kwa pamoja kuungana kupambana na ugonjwa wa Malaria ili kusaidiana na serikali kutokomeza ugonjwa huo ambao husababisha vifo vya watu wengi nchini.

Waziri Ummy ameyesema hayo wakati akizungumza na waandishi wa habari ikiwa ni siku ya Maralia Duniani ambapo huadhimishwa Aprili, 25 ya kila mwaka na kuwataka wananchi kushiriki kikamilifu ili kutokomeza ugonjwa huo.

“Msisitizo mkubwa wa Wizara yangu ni kwa wananchi na wadau wote kuona umuhimu na kutoa kipaumbele katika mapambano dhidi ya ugonjwa wa Malaria kwa kuhakikisha matumizi sahihi ya mikakati iliyopo katika kuuthibiti ugonjwa huu,

“Iwapo mikakati hiyo itatekelezwa ipasavyo ni dhahiri kuwa maambukizi yataendelea kupungua kwa kiasi kikubwa na hatimaye kumaliza kabisa tatizo hili,” alisema Waziri Ummy.

Kaimu Meneja Mpango wa Taifa wa Kudhibiti Malaria, Dkt.Renata Mandike (kushoto) akitoa ufafanuzi kuhusiana na utekelezaji wa udhibiti wa Malaria nchini wakati wa mkutano na waandishi wa habari (hawapo pichani). Kulia ni Waziri wa Afya, Maendeleo ya Jamii, jinsia, Wazee na Watoto, Mh. Ummy Mwalimu.

Baadhi ya wataalam wa hospitali ya rufaa ya mkoa wa Dodoma pamoja na waandishi wa habari wakimsikiliza Waziri Ummy Mwalimu.

Fundi sanifu maabara, Habiba Malima akimchukua damu Waziri wa Afya, Maendeleo ya Jamii, Jinsia, Wazee na Watoto, Mh. Ummy Mwalimu kwa kipimo cha malaria Rapid Diagnosist Test(mRDT), kipimo hicho ni cha haraka na huchukua dakika ishirini kugundua kama una Malaria, kipimo hiki kilianza kutumika nchini mwaka 2009.

Mwandishi wa habari na mmiliki wa globu ya mzee wa matukio, Richard Mwaikenda akichukuliwa kipimo cha malaria na fundi sanifu maabara Habiba Malima ikiwa ni maadhimisho ya siku ya Malaria duniani katika ukumbi wa viwanja vya Bunge.

Afisa habari wa idara ya habari Maelezo, Eleuteri Mangi akipima malaria kwa kipimo cha mRDT.

Mwandishi wa habari kutoka Clouds media, Kijah Yunus akipima Malaria.

Paulina Mgeni ndio Miss Utalii Mkoa wa Iringa mwaka 2013 mpaka sasa kabla mashindano hayo hayaja simamishwa; ila kwasasa anafanya kazi za mitindo akiwa kama Mwanamitindo (Model), lakini anahitaji meneja wa kusimamia kazi zake hizo za Urembo (Modeling).

Paulina Mgeni ni Mwanamitindo (Model) anaefanya kazi za urembo na maonesho ya mitindo kwa kujitegemea yeye mwenyewe hayupo chini ya kampuni yoyote wala chini ya lebo ya mtu yeyete, japokua amekuwa akifanya shoo nyingi kwa kushirikiana na baadhi ya makampuni na wabuni mbalili, kwasasa anatafuta Meneja wa kuwa anamsimamia kazi zake.

Mwaka 2013 Paulina alikuwa Miss Utalii mkoa wa Iringa, akafanikiwa kuingia ngazi ya Taifa na kupata tuzo ya the Best Model of Tanzania, pamoja na kuwa Balozi wa models Tanzania; amefanikiwakufanya maonesho (shows) mbali mbali hapa Tanzania na nje ya Tanzania.

Mwanamitindo Paulina Mgeni akiwa katika pozi.

Paulina amefanya kazi na wabunifu mbali mbali (designers) kama vile Asia Idalus, Kurwa Mkwandule, Adam Zanzibar house, Wolta Di Maria n.k.

Maonesho (shows) makubwa ambayo amefanya ni Zanzibar fashion house mwaka 2014 na yale East Africa Fashion Week jijini Nairobi –Kenya akiwa na makeke internasional, maonesho hayo yalifanyika mwezi 3 tarehe 29 mwaka 2016.

Hivyo kwa yeyote atakaehitaji kuwa meneja wa mrembo huyu kwa ajili ya kusimamia kazi zake unaweza kuwasiliana nae kwa namba +255 716 66 66 96 au kwa barua pepe mgenipaulina3@gmail.com

Paulina Leonard akiwa katika maonesho Zanzibar, Fashion House.

Paulina Mgeni (wa kwanza kulia) akiwa katika maonesho ya East AfricaFashion Week jijini Nairobi mwezi 3 mwaka 2016

Paulina akiwa katika show ya Lady in RED jijini Dar es Salaam.

Mwanamitindo Paulina Mgeni katika photo shoot.

Kilombero Community Charitable Trust wajenga darasa

Mkurugenzi Mtendaji wa Kilombero Sugar Mark Bainbridge akiwaongoza Wazazi na wafanyakazi wa Kilombero Sugar kukagua darasa katika shule ya msingi Muungano lililojengwa kwa ufadhili wa chama cha kusaidia jamii cha Kilombero Community Charitable Trust (KCCT). Hafla hiyo ilifanyika Kilombero mwishoni mwa wiki.

Mkurugenzi mtendaji wa Kilombero Sugar Mark Bainbridge akiwa katika picha ya pamoja na wanafunzi wa shule ya msingi ya Muungano mbele ya darasa la awali lililojengwa kwa ufadhili wa chama cha kusaidia jamii cha Kilombero Community Charitable Trust (KCCT) Hafla hiyo ilifanyika Kilombero mwishoni mwa wiki.

Mwakilishi wa Kilombero Sugar Joseph Rugaimukamu akiwa na wanafunzi wa shule ya msingi Muungano baada ya kukabidhiwa madawati na chama cha kusaidia jamii cha Kilombero Community Charitable Trust (KCCT), hafla hiyo ya kukabidhi ilifanyika mwishoni mwa wiki mkoani Morogoro. 

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Kiwanda cha Sukari cha Kilombero kimewekeza zaidi ya shilingi milioni 200 katika kipindi cha mwaka jana kutekeleza miradi mbalimbali ya kijamii katika nyanja za afya na elimu, ikiwa ni kurudisha sehemu ya pato lake kwa jamii ambapo kiwanda kinaendesha shughuli zake.

Meneja wa Mfuko wa kusaidia Jamii (Kilombero Community Charitable Trust (KCCT) Mary Elizabeth alisema jana kuwa miradi iliyotekelezwa mwaka jana ni pamoja na ujenzi wa madarasa miwili katika shule za msingi Kalunga na Muungano kwa jumla ya shilingi milioni 38.5.

Alisema kabla ya utekelezaji wa mradi huu, wanafunzi wa chekechea walikuwa wakisomea chini ya mti wa mwembe ambapo masomo yamekuwa yakiahirishwa mara kwa mara kutokana na mvua na wakati mwingine ilibidi kufyeka majani marefu ili kuandaa sehemu ya kusomea.

Mradi mwingine uliotekelezwa ni pamoja na ujenzi wa vyoo katika shule za msingi Mang’ula and Mgudeni wenye thamani ya shilingi milioni 30. Kila choo kina mashimo sita na sehemu ya kujisaidia haja ndogo na pia kwa ajili ya watu wenye ulemavu.

“Pamoja na kuwa Mmoja wa wazalishaji wakubwa wa Sukari nchini, pia Kiwanda cha Sukari Kilombero kimekuwa mstari wa mbele kusaidia miradi mbalimbali ya afya na Elimu ili kuweza kuboresha mazingira ya kusomea and afya za Watoto wa wilaya za Kilombero na Kilosa,” alisema.

Aliitaja miradi mingine ya kijamii iliyotekelezwa ikiwa ni Pamoja na ujenzi wa bweni la wasichana katika shulie ya sekondari ya Ruhembe kwa thamani ya shilingi milioni 90 ambalo litaweza kupokea wanafunzi 48. Hii itaondoa usumbufu wa kutembea kwa zaidi ya kilomita 40 kila siku kwa wasichana hawa.

Kwa upande wa afya, Kiwanda cha Sukari Kilombero kinaendelea na ujenzi wa Nyumba ya wafanyakazi wa afya katika hospitali ya Nyandeo wenye thamani ya shilingi milioni 43. Pia katika kuendeleza mashirikiano kati ya Mfuko wa Kusaidia Jamii na Kiwanda cha Sukari wamewekeza zaidi ya shilingi milioni 700.

Akishukuru katika hafla ya makabidhiano, mkuu wa shule ya sekondari ya Ruhembe Bw Johannes Ruekulamu alishukuru Kiwanda cha Sukari Cha Kilombero kwa ujenzi wa bweni ambalo litaongeza ufaulu, nidhamu na kupunguza mimba kwa Watoto wa shule.

Naye mwenyekiti wa kamati ya Wazazi shule ya msingi Muungano Bw Denis Athanas alisema ujenzi wa madarasa utamaliza kabisa tatizo la muda wa zaidi ya miaka sita ambapo wanafunzi wamekuwa wakisomea chini ya mti na mara nyingi wakinyeshewa na mvua au jua kali.