Wednesday, 9 December 2015

Through the Camera Lenses: What Magufuli of Tanzania did on Indepedence day celebrations


Tanzanians celebrated their 54th Independence in style as they honored President  John Pombe Magufuli's call for the citizen to participate in a nationwide general cleanup instead of the usual colourful celebrations. Camera lenses captured the events as they unfolded:




President John Pombe Magufuli participates in a general cleanup to mark Tanzania's 54 Independence celebrations 



 Tanzanians involved in the general cleanup as the country marks 54 years of Independence.



  President John Pombe Magufuli participates in a general cleanup to mark Tanzania's 54 Independence celebrations 



 Former  President Jakaya Kikwete also  participates in the general cleanup as the country celebrates   54 years since it gained  Independence.




 President John Pombe Magufuli participates in a general cleanup to mark Tanzania's 54 Independence celebrations  


PHOTO SOURCE: COURTESY 

Tuesday, 8 December 2015

Uganda Cranes involved in an accident, 7 confirmed dead


              Scene of the accident


A bus carrying 2015 CECAFA Senior Challenge Cup winners, Uganda Cranes was on 9th December involved in an accident at  Jami, Kamonkoli in the Eastern district of Budaka in Eastern Uganda.

According  to Uganda's New Vision, Five people were  confirmed dead and a number of Cranes players injured.

A tweet by the country's football association, FUFA, confirmed that the cranes were indeed involved in an accident but the players were not seriously injured





The cranes were on their way to Kampala from  Soroti where they had earlier met President Yoweri Museveni to show him the trophy  they had won. The 7 people who died were from the Passenger vehicle on which the bus rammed following a tire bust from the bus






The cranes present the trophy they won to President Yoweri Museveni ( Photo/ @saif_kasirye)







Monday, 7 December 2015

Duale on fire over his remarks on Mandera mass grave

Leader of Majority in Kenya's National Assembly and Mp for  Garissa Township,  Hon. Aden Duale today came under attack by Kenyans following his twitter update following the discovery of a mass grave with at least 12 bodies, including that of a mother of five.

Here is what made Duale to be roasted

‏@HonAdenDuale
The allegations of extrajudicial killings in parts of the country must be investigated to avoid unnecessary anxiety and speculation.


Here is a sample of people's reply to Duale