Hizi ni link za baadhi ya nchi za Europe alizotembelea JK na kukutana na watanzania na Interview: 1. Jakaya Kikwete CNBC interview -in USA :click this link : http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-3Z0ErRoiCs
2. Ujio wa Mh. Rais J.K - OSLO (Norway) : click this link: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NRshx-3_nsw&feature=related
3. JK Karibu Stockholm : click this link: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FGg2uQXS9dI&feature=related
4. Mkutano wa rais wa Jamhuri ya Muungano wa Tanzania, Mheshimiwa Jakaya Mrisho Kikwete na Watanzania wanaoishi nchini Japani. Mkutano huo ulifanyika katika hoteli ya New Otani, jijini Tokyo tarehe 31 Oktoba. Video hii imepatikana kwa hisani ya Bw. Martin Nguku. part1: http://video.google.co.uk/videoplay?docid=-2533056392526665739&q=kikwete&total=47&start=0&num=10&so=0&type=search&plindex=7 part2: http://video.google.co.uk/videoplay?docid=-1206837572720968224&q=kikwete&total=47&start=10&num=10&so=0&type=search&plindex=0
2. Ujio wa Mh. Rais J.K - OSLO (Norway) : click this link: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NRshx-3_nsw&feature=related
3. JK Karibu Stockholm : click this link: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FGg2uQXS9dI&feature=related
4. Mkutano wa rais wa Jamhuri ya Muungano wa Tanzania, Mheshimiwa Jakaya Mrisho Kikwete na Watanzania wanaoishi nchini Japani. Mkutano huo ulifanyika katika hoteli ya New Otani, jijini Tokyo tarehe 31 Oktoba. Video hii imepatikana kwa hisani ya Bw. Martin Nguku. part1: http://video.google.co.uk/videoplay?docid=-2533056392526665739&q=kikwete&total=47&start=0&num=10&so=0&type=search&plindex=7 part2: http://video.google.co.uk/videoplay?docid=-1206837572720968224&q=kikwete&total=47&start=10&num=10&so=0&type=search&plindex=0
Kula shavu, kula matunda ya nchi mkuu wangu wa nchi,
ReplyDeleteNdio maan hata Kibaki akameki shua piga ua anarudi kwenye kiti cha enzi,
Utabiri wangu after 5 Years utakua umetembelea nchi zote za Ulaya ikiwemo Andora, Armenia na hata Uzbktfghstan.
Ghasia Kenya katika picha baada ya kutangazwa Kibaki kuwa Rais
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ReplyDeleteDear Tingasiga: Those who cast the vote decide nothing. Those who
count the vote decide everything. The truth of these words, uttered
decades ago by Joseph Stalin, the second dictator of the Union of
Soviet Socialist Republics (USSR), is familiar to Ugandans.
The votes of Ugandans have meant very little in at least three of the
four national elections that have been held since 1980. The freshest
and most dramatic affirmation of Stalin's observation took place last
year, when the Uganda national Electoral Commission (EC) used
criminally creative counting and reporting of results to hand a
Pyrrhic victory to Gen.
Yoweri T. Museveni. It was the latest manifestation of Uganda's Great
Curse, a cyclical violence and perennial political instability that
is rooted in the greed of short-sighted rulers.
It is now Kenya's turn to affirm Stalin's words. After the campaigns
and the countrywide election on Thursday, the next president and,
more importantly, the security fate of Kenya will be decided by a
handful of men and women who constitute the Electoral Commission of
Kenya (ECK).
Not that the ECK is indulging in the criminal methods of the
successive editions of their Ugandan counterparts since 1980. By
all accounts, the ECK is way more independent and genuinely patriotic
than the jokers in Kampala.
However, the steps and utterances made by ECK Chairman Samuel Kivuitu
at the weekend may well be worth more than the millions of votes
that Kenyans cast with hope last Thursday.
As I write, on a Toronto Saturday evening, the ECK, which suspended
the announcement of presidential election results earlier in the day,
is yet to tell Kenyans whether their fourth president will be Mwai
Kibaki, the incumbent, or Raila Odinga, his only formidable
challenger.
The ECK's action may have been necessary after Kibaki's Party of
National Unity (PNU), and Odinga's Orange Democratic Movement (ODM),
declared their own presidential candidates as winners, even before
the official results were announced.
By announcing their unofficial "results", the two main contenders,
cocked the trigger of an already tense populace, especially the urban
youth, always ready to launch into violence at the slightest
provocation. It was an act of supreme irresponsibility by both the
ODM and the PNU.
But Ndugu Kivuitu did not help the situation by letting slip, during
an address to a charged group of ODM and PNU representatives, that
some of his returning officers, whom he could not even reach on their
mobile phones, might be "cooking the results." The power of the
tongue, Tingasiga!
One irresponsible word from the man in charge of counting the votes
and the wishes of the Kenyan voters may count for nothing. Stalin
knew of what he spoke.
Kivuitu's slip has set the country on a potentially dangerous
trajectory towards a minefield of political and security instability
that one had hoped Kenya had relegated to its turbulent past. Whether
it is Kibaki or Odinga who eventually prevails, it is now clear that
the supporters of the defeated candidate will not accept the result.
The protesters from the losing candidate's side will not search far
for evidence of the illegitimacy of the result. Mr Kivuitu has
supplied them with the ammunition. But all is not lost for Kenya.
After all, it should be noted that by Kenyan standards, the elections
themselves seem to have been relatively peaceful and devoid of Uganda-
style state-inspired intimidation and overt rigging.
Both Kibaki and Odinga can, and must save their land from the tragedy
of Uganda and other countries that have lost sight of a simple fact:
that the country is greater than the short-term interests of its
politicians.
The two men, powerful allies the other day, should do everything they
can to cool the temperatures in the land. They can start by calling a
joint press conference, at which they appeal to their nationwide
polling agents to cooperate fully with the ECK's auditing of the
votes across the land.
Hopefully the audited results will be legitimate and be seen to be
legitimate by both camps. Of the two men, it is Kibaki who lead the
initiative and seize the moment to save Kenya and his own legacy of
patriotism and statesmanship. At 76, Kibaki, who has served as
Minister of Finance, Vice-President and President of Kenya during his
more than 40 years at the top of Kenya's government, does not have
much left to offer the country except the wisdom of age and
experience.
While retaining his constitutional right to challenge the validity of
the results, Kibaki will do himself and Kenya a great favour by
quickly and graciously conceding defeat should the outcome not favour
him.
On the other hand, should the ECK declare Kibaki the winner, Odinga
should do an Al Gore and concede defeat, notwithstanding any doubts
he may have about the total legitimacy of the exercise.
Al Gore, you will recall, eventually conceded defeat to George W.
Bush in the American presidential election of 2000, one that was
decided by the vote counters of Florida, not by the voters of
America. Yes, old Stalin's truth holds true even in the world's most
advanced democracy.
Of course Odinga should exercise his right to challenge the results
through the courts. Like Gore, whose contempt for Bush is evident to
all, Odinga need not respect a re-elected President Kibaki.
But like Gore, the youthful Odinga, 62, faults and all, has already
won the hearts of millions of his countrymen. He has many years left
for him to fulfill his dream of capturing the Kenyan State House that
his father, Jaramogi Oginga Odinga, should have occupied at
independence had he not so graciously handed leadership over to Jomo
Kenyatta nearly 50 years ago.
The greatest test for Kibaki and Odinga is not who wins the 2007
election, but how the two men, together, proceed to save Kenya from
Uganda's curse.
Contact: mkmulera@aol. com
http://www.monitor. co.ug/artman/ publish/muniini/ Will_Kenya_ affirm_Stal
in_s_words.shtml
marekani katoka juzi kula ugali na wabongo washingtoni.njoo sana ulaya kwani ndiyo tunatuma pesa bongo kuliko walioko marekani na japani. kalaga bao mkwele...mdau kwa gulity.
ReplyDeletebora alitembelea uko stockholhm, uko nako raisi atume wachunguzi, kuna tetesi pia kama alikua hana habari, ni bora raisi aamke sasa, tetesi za chini chini, sio nzuri kabisa.
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