Breezy!...I want me A Lambo Too!

... Am loving the custom painted jet fighter Lamborghini Gallardo... It looks like a Toy!..love it!

 ..one day yes...wink wink

Harusi Trade Fair Press Release

• Harusi Trade Fair, now a national Wedding fair
• Wedding fashion show  slated for 2 April
• The first ever Wedding Talk Show during the fair to be launched

The Harusi Trade Fair, Tanzania’s One and only premiere wedding fair will take place on 1^st t o3rd April 2011 at Diamond Jubilee in Dar es Salaam. The preparation for this year Fair has been complete with more than 51 companies in the Tanzanian wedding industry having confirmed participation.

“This Year we have various exhibitors’ from Arusha and Zanzibar involved in the fair, This just goes to prove the fact that this fair is truly a National affair and just not related to Dar Es salaam based vendors” Stated Mustafa Hassanali , The wedding Fair organizer

Just like the Debut wedding fair last year, on  day two of this years  Harusi Trade Fair, several Fashion designers and leading wedding gown retailers  will showcase their collection on what’s known as HARUSI Fashion Show,  from 8pm. This is a must visit wedding show for any prospective bride or groom.

 “This year we have added Harusi Talk Show where by several guest speakers who are leaders in their field of expertise will talk on the dos, don’ts and trivia’s on various wedding related subjects    ranging from make ups, wedding gowns, cakes, including but not forgetting the all important men’s corner. This is aimed at bringing various prospective grooms and brides to a wide array of knowledge, expertise and information by the wedding related vendors in Tanzania” added Hassanali

“The three Day wedding fair will be Open to public daily from 10 Am in the Morning till 8 Pm in the evening and we request the public, prospective brides, grooms, wedding Committee members and various stake holders to visit this years wedding fair and proudly support Tanzanian entrepreneurs and their products and services.” Concluded Hassanali.

Some of the exhibitors for Harusi Trade Fair 2011 are: Lotus Creative Concepts, Nadd House Events Hire,  Zanzibar Weddings, Fannina Investments, Endepha Events Planners,Luxe Papers, Paper Designs, Vayle Springs, Upper Zonal Trading, River Blues Tanzania Ltd, MH Gallery,Kinara Mobile Studio, Dar City, Slice of Wedding,Markham Executive Suites,The Flying Chefs, Mustafa Hassanali Wedding, Malaika Event Designs & Rentals, GRM Production, Bluecheriemoe, DIA’s, Metro Fashion, Rose Fashion Designer, TANZANIA HAIR INDUSTRY, NORBROS Collection, Manju Msitta, Caros Cakes& Hot Brades, Moevenpick Royal Palm Hotel, Sheer Illusion and Daily News.

Harusi Trade Fair 2011 is proudly sponsored by Clouds FM, Clouds TV, Daily News, Habari Leo, Global Outdoor Systems, Image Masters, Ultimate Security, Vayle Springs, Eventlites and 361 degrees

From Ghana With Love

Fashion for London..Urban Pulse

Kassu Ent Association with URBAN PULSE CREATIVE presents Fashion for london Sponsored By ELIXIR OF FASHION VODKA in London march 2011 London Hilton hotel

Best Dressed List Kili Awards

As i Had my own two Opinions  of the best dressed at the Kili awards...so did Tanzanian Stylist Rio Paul..His list was quite different from mine considering I only had two names...
BEST DRESSED MEN AT THE KILIMANJARO MUSIC AWARDS 2011

1 JAY MOE

2 ALLY KIBA 

3 HAMIS MANDI (B12)

Antonio, Loveness Love and B12

4 CPWAA

Antonio and CPwaa

5 ANTONIO 

*DARING FABULOSITY 
ALLY REHMTULLAH 

*RETRO RENAISSANCE
RIO PAUL

*BEST DRESSED COUPLE 
MUSTAFA HASSANALI & HIS DATE

*WORST DRESSED 
ROMEO JONES
okay im new to Tzee Celebs and i just coudlnt find this one... help!!! 
Lmao....Awww....Diamond Didnt make the cut...

Rockin Prints

Whenever im talking about prints, i totally forget about Snake skin.. 

Vanessa Hudgens in silky snakeskin print frock for her hosting of Pure Nightclub in Las Vegas.

Madonna's Malawi School No more..

Remembr this? Madonna's Malawi girls school plan 

Well its been dropped..no confirmed reason why yet..but the workers are suing
Random thought:She finally realized that maybe she doesnt want a school anymore, maybe she just wants 10 Hermes bags and 2 more African babies..mmhhh..on and off..*sighs*

 she is now being sued by workers in the area, and eight workers are now taking legal action against her.
They are asking for compensation for unpaid wages after the plans were terminated by her Raising Malawi foundation.
"My clients are also being forced to sign a discriminatory termination agreement before they are paid their benefits. We are claiming unpaid salary and benefits. The workers live here. The court will decide. It's not our policy to comment further," the workers' lawyer said. 
One of the lawyer's clients is the school's recently dropped CEO. Madonna allegedly has 14 days to respond to the lawsuit.
Source

Urban Africa..From an African Sweetheart...

Asmara, Eritrea

I came across these images by  Tanzanian Born London Based Architect David Adjaye the 43 year old Architect visited 46 African cities and took 36,000 pictures. Only 3,000 pictures were displayed in London's design museum, September last year ..He is one of the few people who display the images of African architecture...not many people are keen on that..mostly its just  la di da la di da..the children, the animals...the hotspots..never the man-made beauties... Yeah i get tired of seeing images of the same old year in year...yeah yeah yeah...this is Africa...war war war....NEXT..

Gaborone, Botswana

Cairo, Egypt

Dakar, Senegal

Nouakchott, Mauritania

More  Below

Adjaye is determined to look at the real Africa, not the romantic view so often invoked by artists. Although his work is imbued with African influences—his minimalist homes mimic the layout of a North African riad, and his education center in London brings the concept of the market inside using strips of blue and green glass—he steers clear of stereotypes. He is more interested in sparking debate among Africans about their future than in preserving nostalgic notions of the past. Given the continent's grim history, he says, it's a near miracle African urbanism has come so far: "It takes 100 years to train people to make a city. By that measure, these countries are doing extremely well."

Adjaye  won commission to build $500 million Smithsonian National Museum of African History and Culture on Washington's Mall, is at the forefront of a group of African designers returning to oversee the continent's building boom...Also he is building a a College in his native Ghana and a community center in Johannesburg...

I guess that makes him Africa's Sweetheart...dont act shocked the saying goes for men as well!
Here is the proposed plans for the National Museum of African American History & Culture scheduled to open in 2015 in the National Mall in  Washington DC.   

This a collection of images from Across Africa...

Rob Evans for L’Officiel Hommes Paris

British model Rob Evans is featured in L’Officiel Hommes Paris Spring 2011 , i got alot from this shoot, first, Men and Prints this year, then the military look is never over for men....heck they'd go to sleep and wake up in 2050 and it'd still be in...and... well..Im guessing L'Officiel Paris is still honoring 'African roots' ...with the masks, and horns and toy lions...plant leaves...wait there are leaves everywhere right? But the prints are pretty hot....its spring and men should start opening up to animal prints as well...ps..he's hot *winks*

Leopard print shoes....eerthing leopard!!

Love this bag,...

source: www.jalougallery.com

Africa's Sweetheart

Well Today i applaud Liya for one thing...

after a trip back home to Ethiopia in 2007, Liya founded Lem Lem - a label of ethically-produced pieces that keep the tradition of weaving alive in Ethiopia:

Supermodel / actress and World Health Organisation's Goodwill Ambassador for Maternal, Newborn and Child Health, Liya Kebede discovered that traditional weavers in her native country of Ethiopia were losing their jobs due to a decline in local demand for their goods and wanted to do something about it. Recognizing the beauty, quality and historic significance of their work, Liya started Lemlem in 2007 as a way to inspire economic independence in her native country and to preserve the art of weaving...

J. Crew / LemLem Promo from Garrett Hardy Davis on Vimeo.

Preservation of  tradtion/culture.

Humour: Men Laws..Gets me Laughing all the time

From The International Council of Man Laws

1: Under no circumstances may two men share an umbrella.

2: It is OK for a man to cry ONLY under the following circumstances:

(a) When a heroic dog dies to save its master.

(b) The moment Angelina Jolie starts unbuttoning her blouse.

(c) After wrecking your boss's car.

(d) When she is using her teeth.

3: Any man who brings a camera to a stag night may be legally killed and eaten by his friends.

4: If you've known a guy for more than 24 hours, his sister is off limits forever unless you actually marry her.

5: Moaning about the brand of free beer in a buddy's fridge is forbidden. However complain at will if the temperature is unsuitable.

6: No man shall ever be required to buy a birthday present for another man. In fact, even remembering your buddy's birthday is strictly optional. At that point, you must celebrate at a strip bar of the birthday boy's choice.

7: In the mini-bus, the strongest bladder determines pit stops, not the weakest.

8: When stumbling upon other guy watching a sporting event, you may ask the score of the game in progress, but you may never ask who's playing.

9: You may fart in front of a woman only after you have brought her to climax. If you trap her head under the covers for the purpose of flatulent entertainment (commonly known as a Dutch Oven), she's officially your girlfriend.

10: It is permissible to drink a fruity alcohol drink only when you're sunning on a tropical beach... and it's delivered by a topless model and only when it's free.

11: Only in situations of moral and/or physical peril are you allowed to kick another guy in the nuts.

12: Unless you're in prison, never fight naked.

13: Friends don't let friends wear Speedos. Ever. Issue closed.

14: If a man's fly is down, that's his problem, you didn't see anything.

15: Women who claim they 'love to watch sports' must be treated as spies until they demonstrate knowledge of the game and the ability to drink as much as the other sports watchers.

16: A man in the company of a hot, suggestively dressed woman must remain sober enough to fight.

17: Never hesitate to reach for the last beer or the last slice of pizza, but not both, that's just greedy.

21: Never allow a telephone conversation with a woman to go on longer than you are able to have sex with her. Keep a stopwatch by the phone. Hang up if necessary.

22: The morning after you and a girl who was formerly 'just a friend' have carnal, drunken monkey sex. The fact that you're feeling weird and guilty is no reason for you not to nail each other again before the discussion occurs about what a big mistake it was.

23: It is acceptable for you to drive her car. It is not acceptable for her to drive yours.

24: Thou shall not buy a car in the colors of brown, pink, lime green, orange or sky blue.

25: The girl who replies to the question 'What do you want for Christmas?' with 'If you loved me, you'd know what I want!' gets an Xbox 360. End of story.

26: There is no reason for guys to watch Ice Skating or Men's Gymnastics. Ever.

27: We've all heard about people having guts or balls. But do you really know the difference between them? In an effort to keep you informed, the definition of each is listed below:

'GUTS' is arriving home late after a night out with the guys, being accosted by your wife with a broom, and having the guts to say, 'are you still cleaning or are you flying somewhere?'

'BALLS' is coming home late after a night out with the guys smelling of perfume and beer, lipstick on your collar, slapping your Wife squarely on the ass and having the balls to say, 'You're next fatty!'

I hope this clears up any confusion,

The International Council of Man Laws.

Some Drake Humour From the Juno Awards

He was at his home town Toronto For the Juno 2011 awards and he added a lil humor to the show, thought you might like this..
In the First Video below its skype chat Drizzy and Justin Bieber which started the show.....Ps.I had no idea Justin Bieber was Canadian O_O Honest, I gues Im just not thaaat crazy about the kid..
Second CLip is of Drake taking a new direction and ditching young money for 'Old Money' crew...Watch the Clip Below


Drake ditches young money for Old Money
“Canary Yellow! With the loafers on!ha ha ha you crazy girl” #Dead

My Favorite Commercial

I had to, it never gets old...though i liked the original version but hey..i think its just as good
The classic South African Cremora advert "Thandi! Where's the Cremora?! It's not inside it's onnnnnn top!"
Found myself watching it yesterday...Saw it a while ago...

Across The Aisle, Vogue US April 2011

I love to see models modeling with their families, you get to see them in another light....
Liya Kebede  with her husband Kassy Kebede, son Suhul and daughter Raee

Anais Mali And her puppy...too cute, i love her color coordination , blue black pink orange neutral...

Nobel Prize campaign for African women !!

(Above is Kenyan environmentalist and human rights campaigner Wangari Maatha in 2004 was the first African woman to be awarded with the Nobel peace prize since it was created in 1901)

 The Italian Cooperation is working with over 30 local authorities and hundreds of personalities from the Italian and international institutional, cultural and entertainment worlds and civil society on a campaign to promote the group candidacy of African women for the Nobel Peace Prize.... I hope this passes...,a board of honoring the strong African Women who are really doing something for Afriiiika (i like to say it like that) I hope it wont be biased or limited, and I really hope its global and doesnt only limit itself to African women in Europa or so...
The Nobel Peace Prize for African Women (NOPPAW) campaign sponsored by Solidarietà e Cooperazione Cipsi and ChiAma l’Africa with the support of the foreign ministry’s DGCS and Minister Franco Frattini, is organising dozens of events around Italy to spotlight African women’s growing role in the continent’s daily life.

“African women are the continent’s compelling leaders, both in daily life and in social and political activities,” asserted Guido Barbera, President of Solidarietà e Cooperazione Cipsi. “Africa stands on their feet. Female entrepreneurs, politicians, promoters of rights, health, peace and co-existence; it is impossible to imagine the future of Africa without picturing the many ordinary women who carry the weight of this land every day, taking on its tragedies and bearing its hopes”.


“Today,” continued Eugenio Melandri, spokesperson for ChiAma l’Africa, “it is no longer enough to say or write that African women are wonderful, if their daily efforts to redeem the fate of their peoples are not met with the national and international political will to recognise them. The Nobel Peace Prize is one small attempt at letting each of them know that Africa is going to win this wager only thanks to them”.

Letter to My Fathers

I dint know he did Poetry!

This is a poem written and delivered by January Makamba, MP for Bumbuli, at Pen&Mic (a trimonthly literary, poetry and live music event) in Dar es Salaam, February 6th, 2011. The poem is an appeal for a new generation of leadership in Tanzania.

Why do you get Tanzania to be Called an Experiment?

Why did you get Tanzania to be called an experiment?

•  Your embraced multipartism at one point, you dropped it, and adopted it again.
• You embraced capitalism at one point, you dropped it, and adopted it again.
• You change curriculum everyday – at one point you dropped history and geography – the essence of self-knowledge and knowledge about the world. You even dropped chemistry and physics – the essence of conquering the frontiers of the unknown universe. Then, you reinstated them.
• You started the East African Community – at great cost. Then you killed it – at greater cost. Then you started it  – without really being sure that you want to be in it.

• You waited until 2004 to build secondary schools. Seriously, where were you all these years? A generation of my peers BEFORE these new schools could not earn a living with their education.  A generation of my peers AFTER these schools can’t earn a living with their education.

Read The Rest of the Poem Below

Letter to My Fathers

Because you have not been listening to me, I have decided to write to you – so that my children’s grandchildren may know that you are I were made of different cloths.

I have a lot of bones to pick with you. But the bottom line is that: you have failed to realize the mission of your generation, you have failed to inspire my peers to greatness, and now you want to drag me into the schizophrenia, the insecurities, and the dwarfed ambition of your generation.

I do not understand why you have not managed to be as selfless as your father, who continues to inspire me even though I haven’t met him.

I am disappointed not because you have not set the conditions for my kids to be astronauts, but because your greed, your narcissism, your hypocrisy are setting the conditions for me to be cynical.

I do not expect you to build a space program. But the least you can do is hand the country over to us in one piece. We will take it from there.

But for that to happen, I know that I have to say enough. So, I write to tell you ENOUGH.

Enough with your obsession with being vindicated at all cost – you embarrass us by insulting each other in newspapers each morning.

Enough with extreme verbal rhetoric and fire and brimstone in explaining your differences with your peers – you remove the possibility of compromise, you corrode the hearts of those of us obsessed with reason.

Enough with licking the boots of those owning the media – you bestow legitimacy to shadowy figures of questionable moral rectitude.

Enough with your daily proclamations that you are clean, you are for justice – while we know that what you own and what you have could not have come from your income, that you took a concubine, that on a trip to China, you flew first class and drank whisky more expensive than mathematical sets of the entire school.

Enough with your habit of theatrically and hypocritically hugging and laughing with a person we all know you detest. We don’t understand it.

Enough with your reliance on the false crutches of witchcraft to ostensibly brighten your face, sweeten your tongue, and neuter your adversaries.  

Enough with pleading and waiting for Santa Claus to come and fill your coffers so that you can pay my teachers and buy my textbooks.

Of course, we see some things that you have done: more roads, more clinics, more skyscrapers, bigger budget, bigger parliament, free and frenzied media. But then these are managerial stuff. What about the stuff of leadership: Community. Society.  Arts. Culture. Truth.

Enough with everything: with your love of ambiguity; with your distaste with clarity.

Before I go, I want you to help me with few things:

Why did you get Tanzania to be called an experiment?

 Your embraced multipartism at one point, you dropped it, and adopted it again.

You embraced capitalism at one point, you dropped it, and adopted it again.

You change curriculum everyday – at one point you dropped history and geography – the essence of self-knowledge and knowledge about the world. You even dropped chemistry and physics – the essence of conquering the frontiers of the unknown universe. Then, you reinstated them.

You started the East African Community – at great cost. Then you killed it – at greater cost. Then you started it  – without really being sure that you want to be in it.

You waited until 2004 to build secondary schools. Seriously, where were you all these years? A generation of my peers BEFORE these new schools could not earn a living with their education.  A generation of my peers AFTER these schools can’t earn a living with their education.

Perhaps it is not your fault. You have had to contend with the harsh realities of your era – in which you were denied of as simple pleasures as television. Perhaps the shoes you have had to fill were too big for you – and the might and the sacrifices of the pre-independence generation dwarfed you, and made sterile your art of possibility.

So, time is now for us to run the show. In fact, we already run stuff. Back in the days, you were the most high-tech person in the house – when the cassette player was the most high tech gadget in the house. Today, when gadgets are more complicated, you call on us to “configure”. This means we are wired for this complex world than you can appreciate. We run a lot of stuff around town. We make stuff work – at the banks, at the malls, in server rooms. We design, we create, we execute: from banners to ringtones. We tweet, and I may need to explain this: that is, with our fingertips, we talk to the world. Surely, we could run politics – and steer our country forward.

Of course, we are not perfect. Just as you, we are prone to intellectual laziness. Some of us are tempted to live beyond our means.  And, for some of us, something that is not “fasta” – including a degree – is not good enough. But, despite this, we are good enough to create the future we want. And time is now.

I have to go. In the meantime, if you ask me what exactly do I want, I will tell you this: I want stuff to work. Full stop. We care less about your tantrums that you were right yesterday and your certain peer was wrong; that you are for truth and justice and your certain colleague is not; that you killed the lion with your bare hands – and there are no more heroes these days; and that, me and my peers, are impatient and undisciplined, and that we are embodiment of moral decay. Maybe. And, if so, we learnt from the best. Still, hand over the country to us in one piece. It is not too much to ask.  

Thank you,

January

February 6th, 2011

Hotuba Ya Mfungwa Mswahili

This Speech touched me alot, I wont be translating it to English...i failed...
From vitalimaembe.wordpress.com

 Ndugu waheshimiwa na wote msioheshimiwa!

Kwanza nianze kwa kumshukuru Mungu kuniweka hai na kunitia nguvu.

Hii ni hotuba ya kwanza kabisa ya mfungwa mswahili kwa watu wote, naiandika huku nikiomba mungu iwafikie ikiwa hivi nilivyoiandika, lakini sijui kama itawafikia wakati bado mwili wangu umeambatana na roho yangu.

Ndugu zangu, Jela inatuumiza!

Mimi ni mfungwa, kuwa mfungwa haimaanishi kuwa ni mtu mwovu bali ni mtu aliyeonwa na Sheria, Hapa nilipo ni mahala muhimu sana, ni mahala pakujenga. Ingawa wengi hutoka wakiwa wamebomoka na kuharibika kabisa, wamepoteza afya ya roho, akili na mwili.

Jela inawaumiza wanetu, Jela inawaumiza wazazi na wapenzi wetu ingawa hawapo kifungoni. Jela inaiumiza nchi yetu.

Ndugu zangu kuna umri wa kufundishana adabu lakini kwa nafasi hii niliyoipata wacha niitumie kwa kazi hii ingawa umri wenu umeenda!

Nafanya hivi makusudi kwa kujua kabisa kwani hata waswahili wamenionya kuwa samaki mkunje angali mbichi, akishakauka utamvunja bure upate lawama.

Ndugu Waheshimiwa, jiheshimuni, waheshimuni na wengine ili muheshimike kihalali!

Nanyi msioheshimiwa muwaheshimu wenzenu na mamlaka zilizowekwa, jiheshimuni pia ndipo mdai heshima.

Naomba nieleweke nimesema kuwa nimesema kuheshimu, sio kuogopa au kuabudu..

Nitaongea kwa mipaka ingawa leo nimepewa uhuru wa kuongea. Waswahili wamenionya kuwa Uhuru usio na mipaka ni utumwa. Haki ya nani Sijaona lugha tajiri kama hii.

Ndugu zangu!

Nilikuwa nasubiri kutolewa huku kwa msamaha wa rais nije kuongea nanyi ana kwa ana lakini bahati haijawa yangu labda mwakani.

Jamaa zangu chonde nawaomba mseme na roho zenu, Mungu ajaalie tuonane nyumbani tukiwa hai wote, tujenge taifa lililo jema.

Maisha ya jela ni magumu na ya hatari, lakini kuna wakati tunapata nafuu, hasa pale wanapoletwa wakubwa huku ndani, mlo unabadilika na dawa za mbu zinapulizwa, uji sukari kibao na maji safi kama kawaida, lakini tatizo hawakai sana… hata hivyo msemo wa Kiswahili huwa hauachi kutimia “mgeni njoo mwenyeji apone”. nduguzangu

kama nitajaaliwa kutoka tutaonana nyumbani, ila sina matumaini sana maana wenye nguvu wameshaanza kunipiga kwa siri, kama roho yangu ikiachanishwa na mwili basi msisahau kuwaambia watoto wa leo kuwa Tanzania mpya ipo, Tanzania mpya bora ipo, ila wajikaze na waishike vizuri adabu yao.

Muheshimiwa mwongozaji!

Sikia sauti ya kilio cha mswahili tokea kwenye sakafu ya moyo wake.

Sikiliza bwana mkubwa, tutazame, nyuso zetu watanzania hazijui kudanganya, zinazungumza hali waziwazi tena kwa lugha nyepesi kabisa!

kuna kitu tumefanyiwa hapa!

Sijui ni kwa ubaya au kwa wema lakini ukweli ni huu.

Mmekamata vyombo vya habari, mmetukamata makoo, mnavipa ruhusa baadhi ya vyombo vya habari kuua maadili na utamaduni wetu! Mmeharibu mfumo wa elimu, alafu

Mnatutishia dini mnafikiri hatujui Mungu anataka nini?

Mnatutishia madaraka mnatufanya hatuijui Siasa safi ikoje?

Nakumbuka nilipokuwa shule ya vidudu sio chekechea, tulipofundishwa, mwalimu akiingia darasani monita anasema Heshma! Wote tunasimama na kusema,

“Ili tuendelee twahitaji vitu vinne, watu ardhi siasa safi na uongozi bora sisi vijana wa ccm tupo tayari kujenga taifa… shkaaaa mooo mwaalimu!” wakati huo ukisema nasema kweli tupu na chama kinilinde chama kinakulinda kweli. Kipindi hicho vtuo vya polisi haba mtuhumiwa akipatikana kwanza anafungiwa kwenye ofisi ya chama unasikia watu wanasema ‘kapelekwa zoni’

Ulaaniwe kujua, kujua si kwema, maana ningekuwa mjinga nisingepata shida akilini na moyoni kama hivi. Nimeishia darasa la nne tu nateseka hivi, je ninge….

Tofauti ipo! Tofauti kati ya Utawala bora na uongozi bora… tofauti ipo.

Tunategemea elimu ndio ituokoe lakini elimu yenyewe mitaala hailingani na maisha ya kweli! Kila kitu mnakitia siasa, mnakifanya biashara.

Utajiri wa nchi yetu ndio chanzo cha mateso kwetu. Hatufurahii maisha ndani ya nchi nzuri tuliyoachiwa na baba zetu.

Hivi, ni lini mtatupa fursa ya kuishi maisha yetu?

Ni lini tutafurahia uhuru wa nchi yetu? Tangu nchi inapata uhuru mpaka leo nchi inafikia nusu kalne, inahitaji uhuru mpya bado pua zetu hazijahisi hata kwa mbali harufu nzuri ya maendeleo.

Mnatuonesha kuwa njia rahisi ya mtu kuendelea ni kuwa mhalifu, sasa mnafikiri tutapungua huku jela?

Alafu nilitaka kusahau, niliona mambo yanaharibika nikaomba kusaidia mapambano dhidi ya rushwa nikaambiwa si kazi yangu, niliumia sana.

Alafu na wewe muweka kanda, nani kakupa kibari cha kazi hiyo wakati hujui unachofanya? Mnaona hii nchi ya kishkaaji sio? Hujakatazwa kupiga muziki wa waswahili redioni lakini nikikuletea ooh nisamehe kaka… maneno ya nyimbo zako hayatawafurahisha waheshimiwa… huu sio wakati wa kufurahishana huku nchi inaangamia, unaleta usomi wako wa kishamba bwana! Wamekuambia hawataki kusikia sauti ya kweli ya mswahili? Acha kujipendekeza wewe! Unajua kazi ya muziki wewe? Au unafikiri kazi ya muziki ni kujaza ukumbi wa disko na kuvutia watu kwenye kampeni? Ukome kujipendekeza, kama hujui hata wao waheshimiwa wana haki ya kuburudika, kujifunza na kusikia sauti za ukweli. Usiwanyime haki yao ya kupata taarifa, elimu na burudani.

Viongozi wangu wapendwa!

Mliniziba mdomo watanzania wenzangu wasinisikie kwakuwa siendani na matakwa yenu. Mkaweka uadui kati yangu na wenzangu.

Mkawapa nafasi wanamuziki wanafiki ili wawafichie uovu wenu, nyimbo za matusi zinaimbwa wazi wazi nanyi mnazichukulia poa tu.

Eti maendeleo, Chuo cha sanaa bagamoyo kinakufa mnajifanya hamuoni, chuo kikuu Dar es salaam kinazalisha matakataka mnachekacheka tu! subirini kidogo muone matokeo ya bomu mnalolitengeneza.

Mnaandaa mitaala ya elimu ya kuwajaza ujinga watu, mtu amehitimu lakini bado yuko uchi akilini.

Heri mimi sikusoma kabisa. Ila najua kuhesabu hela.

Wenye akucha makubwa wanatutesa, wanajificha nyuma ya siasa, biashara, na dini, watushambulia wanyonge bila huruma.

Alafu na nyinyi waumini mimi ndio nimewatoa maana kabisa kwa unafiki wenu! Na kwenye nyumba zenu za ibada mnifukuze kabisa mkitaka! Mungu atanipokea na kuwaaibisha wanafiki wakubwa nyie… mtu anasimama kashika katiba na kitabu cha Mungu wenu, anaapa kwa jina la Mungu alafu anaenda kinyume na kiapo chake kisha nyie mnamkenulia meno tu, mnajua maana ya kiapo nyie? Sawa katiba imepitwa na wakati, biblia na msaafu je? Mnashindwa kusimama kwaajili ya jina la Mwenyezi Mungu mtasimama kwaajili ya nani?

Nitasahau kusema yote lakini hili ntalisema kabla sijafa, Tanzania inataka katiba ya kitanzania, katiba ambayo si ya kikoloni, katiba ya zama hizi, ambayo hata tukiongozwa na bora kiongozi itamfanya aonekane ni kiongozi bora.

Katiba itakayo tuongoza kwenye maendeleo ya kweli, kumuheshimu Muumba aliyeamua kuusimamisha mlima Kilimanjaro tz, akaiweka ngorongoro na kutuzawadia bahari, akatupa ziwaTanganyika, nyasa, Rukwa, akajaza utajiri ardhini. Katiba itayoruhusu tume huru ya uchaguzi na pia taasisi huru ya kuzuia rushwa.

Nendeni mtoni mkaoshe akili na roho zenu ubinafsi umewachafua.. nasema mimi mfungwa mswahili, ashindikene! Mimi si yule msaliti anayesubiri nauli wakati aendapo ameshafika! Wala sina ujamaa naye, mie sitangazi ujomba ili nibebwe.

Msinichanganye kwanza nna mwiko wa kuchanganika na watu wanaoupenda sana uhai wao kuliko kuishi kwao.

Tofauti ipo! Tofauti kati ya Utawala bora na uongozi bora… tofauti ipo.

Siogopi maumivu mliyoniandalia, mimi ni marehemu niliyerudishwa kwaajili ya mswahili aliaye shidani? Mtu hafi mara mbili bwana.

Ndimi ashindikene bwana, kaulize bagamoyo, mimi pilipili, mimi dawa chungu, mimi nansimba, nene mwaromaini, nenu musilya nene nyimbwa zintaliwe, nene wakwe chomba chomba cha lushombo wakwe ntalenga nyama ulalenga na ya mulawa.

Nimetumwa naye mwenye uwezo wa kuumba na kuumbua anasema kwamba huu ndio wakati pekee ambao Sauti na na kalamu zetu zinaweza kuiokoa nchi yetu kabla halijachwa jua la amani hii.

Ndugu wanafiki wafanyabiashara wa muziki, maadui wa utamaduni wetu wabinafsi na waabudu pesa wote!

Msijisumbue kunitishia umasikini, mkafikiri mtanibadilisha, mimi vita yangu sio ya utajiri na mali, sikuja na mizigo wala sihitaji mizigo katika kuondoka kwangu, nilikuja uchi kutoka tumboni mwa mamaangu nitarudi uchi katika tumbo la nchi.

Heshima ya nchi hii ya babaangu itarudi, kwa vyovyote na kwa gharama yoyote, kikiharibika kitu Babaanga atarekebisha, na sita kufa tena niwaache wanangu na njaa. mimi sio masikini na kila mtanzania aliyezaliwa baada yangu si mtoto wa masikini. Na njaa itamuheshimu, nene tundu kumusenga, wachisenga malezi nukumila ntaleka.

Tofauti ipo! Tofauti kati ya Utawala bora na uongozi bora… tofauti ipo.

Na wote mliotuibia

Imekuwa vema hatukufundishwa kushika siraha, na Muumba atunusuru na hilo, lakini ole wao watoto na wajukuu zenu, sijui wataoga wapi hata shombo na vumba la uozo wenu liishe, maana wanakuja watoto wetu hodari, wala nyuki, nyoka waumao usiku.

Mungu wangu, ulisha ibariki Tanzania Mungu ulishaibariki Afrika Mungu usituondelee Baraka hii. Sina haki saana ya kupewa kila nitakachoomba lakini kwa neema zako naamini utanijaalia kwaajili ya Tanzania yako.

Tofauti ipo! Tofauti kati ya Baraka na laana… tofauti ipo. Watie haibu maaduiwa mtumishi wako!