Wahamiaji haramu zaidi ya 50 waraka nyenge na kukimbilia mtaani,hii ni baada ya kutoroka kwa

"Shikilia kofia yako vizuri kwa sababu leo, Machi 26, 2025, Lombardy East, kaskazini kidogo mwa Johannesburg, tumepata show ya kustaajabisha ambayo inafaa kuwa blockbuster ya Hollywood na sio Bongo Movie!

 Kwa mchezo wa hatima wa ajabu, wahamiaji haramu wasiopungua 50 sijui ni Wathiopia au Wasomali hawa, wameamua kutoroka kwa drama ya hali ya juu kutoka nyumba iliyokuwa ikificha biashara chafu ya ulanguzi wa binadamu(yani wauza watu). Hawa majamaa waliovaa jezi za ujasiri walichukua uhuru wao kwa staili isiyoweza kusahaulika. 

Unajiuliza nini kiliwapa moyo wa kuwakataa watekaji wao kwa jeuri kama hiyo? Hii ni noma!

Habari zilipokuja kwa kasi kama Wi-Fi ya 5G, majirani walikuwa labda wanakunywa chai au wanamwagilia majani bustanini,  hawakujua kabisa mtiti  unaotaka kutokea. 

Ghafla, kelele zikaanza kwa nguvu vibaya!—na wakaazi waliotoka usingizini wakachukua simu janja zao na kuanza kurekodi hii sinema ya bureeee. Fikiria tu, unatazama watu wakikimbia kwa kasi kama wachezaji wa rugby, huku sauti za ving'ora na maagizo ya polisi zikilia kama bendi ya reggae iliyokosa beat! 

The Hawks—wale wababe wa kupambana na uhalifu wa Afrika Kusini—walikuwepo, wakipiga chabo huku na huko japo kuwapata wamiliki wa mjengo huo ulojaa uharamia.

 Baada ya vurugu zote, ile nyumba iliyokuwa chimbo la uhalifu huu wa kushangaza ilibaki kimya kama maktaba, tofauti kabisa na balaa la nje. Polisi walitimba kwa haraka eneo hilo wakitafuta nyuzi za hii kesi, wanaume 30 walikuwa wameokolewa, nyuso zao zikionyesha furaha na woga kama wameshinda bahati nasibu ya Jakpot Bingo ya ITV miaka ileee(wale wakongwe tunakumbuka). Lakini wale wengine? Puff! Walitoweka kama chozi la samaki. Unaweza tu kubashiri wako wapi sasa, labda wamepata salama au wanakimbia kama sungura wa mjini! Polisi na wakuu wakiendelea kupanga hili fumbo, ukweli wa kutisha unakuja wazi kwamba ulanguzi wa binadamu—ukweli mweusi—ulikuwa umejificha kwenye mtaa huu, bila kugunduliwa hadi leo. Ujinga wa mambo haya unakufanya uulize, 'Jumatano murua na ilotulia iko wapi sasa?' Hadithi hii ya kutoroka na kuishi bado haijamalizika; maisha yamefungamana kwa njia ambazo bado hatuelewi.

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A person is arrested in possession of 34 passports at Lebombo port of entry to Mozambique

Border Management Authority (BMA) guards arrested a suspect in possession of 34 passports on Monday at the Lebombo port of entry to Mozambique.

According to the BMA, its guards discovered 34 passports accompanied by banknotes in the suspect’s possession during a routine inspection. Of these 34 passports, 32 belonged to Mozambican nationals, and two were identified as belonging to Angolan nationals.

The authority's spokesperson Mmemme Mogotsi said a case of possession of suspected stolen property has been opened and further investigations are under way to determine the origins of the passports.

BMA commissioner Dr Michael Masiapato lauded the vigilance and dedication of the BMA border guards. He said the successful arrest and confiscation of the passports is a message to the facilitators of illegal movements who continue to undermine the border control systems.

“We will continue to charge them criminally with aiding and abetting, as prescribed by the Immigration Act. The BMA border guards’ keen attention to detail and commitment to safeguarding our ports is crucial in our ongoing efforts to combat illegal activities and rooting out corruption taking place in the border law enforcement area. We are proud of their contribution to maintaining the integrity of our nation's ports of entry,” he said.

In few years from now,Poverty and unemployment will be a thing of the past in Tanzania

Tanzania is undertaking several major economic projects aimed at boosting its economy and infrastructure. Here are some of the most notable ones:

1 * Standard Gauge Railway (SGR): This ambitious project is constructing a 2,561 km railway line from Dar es Salaam to Rwanda, Burundi, and the Democratic Republic of Congo. It is expected to improve regional trade, create jobs, and boost economic growth.

   

 

2* Julius Nyerere Hydropower Project (JNHPP): This large-scale dam project on the Rufiji River is expected to be the largest hydroelectric power station in East Africa, generating 2,115 MW of clean energy. It will improve electricity access, reduce reliance on fossil fuels, and promote sustainable development.

   

3 * LNG projects: Tanzania is developing its liquefied natural gas (LNG) resources, with several projects in the pipeline. These projects have the potential to generate significant revenue for the government and attract foreign investment.

   

4 * Port expansion projects: Tanzania is expanding its major ports, including Dar es Salaam and Tanga, to improve capacity and efficiency. This will facilitate trade and attract more businesses to the country.

   

 5* Industrial parks: The government is establishing several industrial parks across the country to attract manufacturers and create jobs. These parks offer investors tax breaks and other incentives.

   

These are just a few of the many big economic projects underway in Tanzania. These projects have the potential to transform the country's economy and improve the lives of its citizens.

The Tanzanian government has also implemented various initiatives to reduce poverty, including:

 * National Strategy for Growth and Reduction of Poverty (NSGRP): This framework emphasizes economic growth, social development, and good governance to tackle poverty.

 * Investing in agriculture: The government supports small-scale farmers through subsidized inputs, extension services, and access to markets.

 * Improving social services: Investments in education, healthcare, and sanitation aim to improve the lives of vulnerable populations.

 * Promoting social safety nets: Programs like the Productive Social Safety Net (PSSN) provide cash transfers and other assistance to the poorest households.

These efforts have shown some progress, with poverty rates declining in recent years under Mama Samia government. However, challenges remain, and the government continues to refine its strategies to achieve its poverty reduction goals.