IN THIS WORLD THEIR ALWAYS TO THINGS, IF NOT ONE THEN THE OTHER
MIND THE LANGUAGE PLEASE!!!
01 March 2013
28 February 2013
THE JACKSON'S EFFORT TO RESTORE THEIR NAME
At the Apollo - Manchester Yesterday
"They wanted to tear down this family's name," the four remaining Jacksons told this paper recently, referring to the controversies which dogged their late brother Michael before his untimely death in 2009 – everything from unproven child molestation allegations to plastic surgery, iffy records and chimpanzees.
However, the Unity Tour – their first since 1984 – is their long overdue attempt to restore the Jackson surname to its once unassailable position as the most famous family name in pop, synonymous with some of the greatest pop music ever made.
The Jacksons enzi hizooo!
Jackie, Tito, Jermaine and Marlon now have a combined age of 233, but, in their glittering outfits, from Row Z at least, the world's biggest ever boy band barely looked older than Take That, had better voices and pulled off spinning dance moves which would put their younger successors in hospital.
Before this tour, Jackie Jackson talked of wanting to honour their catalogue and their brother with "integrity." When the last controversy has been forgotten and there are no longer any Jacksons left to sing, their songs will be remembered.
sOURCE: THE Guardian
25 February 2013
START SMALL - END UP BIG
Kenya's Hurlingham Eye Care Services - a company founded in 2007 by three female doctors - started with small steps but with a long vision.
In the last six years the firm, which opened with just a few patients, has become East Africa's leading eye clinic and offers a wide range of services, from eye tests to laser surgery.
"Right from the onset our dream was to work in a centre that can be able to provide all types of eye care as a one-stop shop," one of the founders, Dr Kahaki Kimani, told the BBC's series African Dream.
"We also wanted to be a centre of excellence and so, when we saw a lot of our people travelling [for treatment] long distances outside the country - to Europe, to South Africa, to India - we felt that probably it was the right time to bring some of these services closer home," she explained.
Dr Kimani and two other ophthalmologists - Prof Dunera Ilako and Dr Nancy Kiumbura - set the firm in motion with an initial investment of $15,000 (£9,500) which they borrowed from a friend, an eye doctor who lives in Germany and who has given them a lot of additional support, including training.
Source: BBC NEWS
I READ THIS TODAY, AND IT JUST GAVE ME A BOOST TO GO ON AND NEVER GIVE UP! THIS I GIVE TO BOTH WOMEN AND MEN, MWANZO NI MGUMU LAKINI KUFIKA NI LAZIMA!! WITH PATIENCE OFCOURSE.
22 February 2013
21 February 2013
ANNE KANSIIME - UGANDAN COMEDIAN LADY
MADAI YAKE SHE'S VERY FAITHFUL TO HER BOYFRIEND, hahahaaa!
AFRICAN WOMEN NEVER DIVORCE, haaaahaa! tehe! unaaga weee! halafu kwenda huendiii!
Halafu siku hizi tumeamua kuwaambia waume zetu waondoke wao, maana ni noumer ukiondoka halafu usifuatwee!!!!
19 February 2013
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