President Obama Vs. President George Bush Jr.

Jibu ni Ubaguzi! Rais Obama kwa vile mweusi wanamchambua hadi chupi. Huyo Bush Jr  kafanya maovu mengi, watu kimya!

Ziara ya Rais Bush Tanzania Mwaka 2011

Naona Bush amekumbuka wema aliyotendewa na mapendo alioyoonyeshwa alipotembelea Tanzania mwaka 2008.  Karudi Tanzania juzi kwenye sherehe za siku ya kuadhimisha UKIMWI Duniani.  Kwa kweli Bush ametendea wagonjwa wa UKIMWI na Saratani wema barani Afrika. Hapa Marekani watu bado wanamwona kama shetani aliyeharibu nchi. Rais Bush alitembelea hospitali ta Mnaza Mmoja ambako kuna mradi wa kusaidia wagonjwa wa UKIMWI.

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Former U.S. President George W. Bush and his wife Laura Bush arrive at Mnazi Mmoja Hospital to see the government efforts in the prevention of transmission of HIV/AIDS in Tanzania's capital Dar es Salaam December 1st, 2011. REUTERS/Emmanuel Kwitema

Former U.S. President George W. Bush and Tanzanian President Jakaya Kikwete pose for photographs at the State House in Dar es Salaam December 1, 2011. REUTERS/Emmanuel Kwitema

   Photos Courtesy of Tanzania State House

Kwa habari zaidi someni:

http://www.ippmedia.com/frontend/index.php?l=35986

http://www.hsph.harvard.edu/news/features/features/bush-mnazi-mmoja-center-aids.html

http://www.menafn.com/qn_news_story.asp?storyid={d68b78a8-0d93-496a-8aed-a6a1d6cedc65}

Kumbukumbu ya 'Kiatu' Iraq

Rais wa zamani wa Marekani, George W. Bush, anatamba kuwa ameokoa waIraq kutoka kwenye udikteta wa Saddam Hussein. Lakini waIraq wengi wanamwona mtu mbaya ambaye kaharibu nchi yao na kusababisha vifo vya watu wengi.

Leo, kuna habari kuwa' kumbukumbu ya kiatu' imejengwa huko Tikrit Iraq tena kwenye nyumba ya yatima. Hao watoto ni yatima kwa sababu wazazi wao walikufa kutokana na vita aliyoanzisha Bush huko. Habari zinasema kuwa baadhi ya watoto yatima walisaidia katika ujenzi wa kumbukumbu huo.

Mwezi Desemba mwaka jana Raisi Bush alienda kuaga waIraq. Akiwa kwenye mkutano na waandishi wa habari mmoja wao Muntadhir al-Zaidi, alimrushia rais Bush viatu vyake. Tendo la kumrushia viatu ni tusi kubwa huko Arabuni.

Kwa habari zaidi someni:

http://abcnews.go.com/International/wireStory?id=6758210

http://www.reuters.com/article/latestCrisis/idUSLT502803

http://www.cnn.com/2009/WORLD/meast/01/29/iraq.shoe.monument/index.html

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BAGHDAD, Iraq (CNN) -- For the war-beaten orphans of the northern Iraqi city of Tikrit, this big old shoe fits.

A monument to a shoe thrown at former President Bush is unveiled at the Tikrit Orphanage complex.

A huge sculpture of the footwear hurled at President Bush in December during a trip to Iraq has been unveiled in a ceremony at the Tikrit Orphanage complex.

Assisted by children at the home, sculptor Laith al-Amiri erected a brown replica of one of the shoes hurled at Bush and Prime Minister Nuri al-Maliki by journalist Muntadhir al-Zaidi during a press conference in Baghdad.

Al-Zaidi was jailed for his actions, and a trial is pending. But his angry gesture touched a defiant nerve throughout the Arab and Muslim world. He is regarded by many people as a hero. Demonstrators in December took to the streets in the Arab world and called for his release.

The shoe monument, made of fiberglass and coated with copper, consists of the shoe and a concrete base. The entire monument is 3.5 meters (11.5 feet) high. The shoe is 2.5 meters (8.2 feet) long and 1.5 meters (4.9 feet) wide.

The orphans helped al-Amiri build the $5,000 structure -- unveiled Tuesday -- in 15 days, said Faten Abdulqader al-Naseri, the orphanage director.

"Those orphans who helped the sculptor in building this monument were the victims of Bush's war," al-Naseri said. "The shoe monument is a gift to the next generation to remember the heroic action by the journalist."

"When the next generation sees the shoe monument, they will ask their parents about it," al-Naseri said.

"Then their parents will start talking about the hero Muntadhir al-Zaidi, who threw his shoe at George W. Bush during his unannounced farewell visit."

Saddam Hussein, the former Iraqi leader toppled by the United States in 2003, was from the Tikrit region.

Al-Zaidi marked his 30th birthday in jail earlier this month. One of his brothers said he is "in good health and is being treated well."

Al-Zaidi's employer, TV network al-Baghdadia, keeps a picture of him at the top left side of the screen with a calendar showing the number of days he has spent in detention. The network has been calling for his release.

By tradition, throwing a shoe is the most insulting act in the Arab world.

Rais Bush amekoa maisha ya watu zaidi ya Milioni 10

Rais Bush anachukiwa na watu wengi sana hapa Marekani na duniani. Lakini alifanya kitu ambacho watu wanasahau, kutoa misaada na dawa kwa wagonjwa wa UKIMWI barani Afrika na Caribbean.

Kwa kweli ameokoa maisha ya watu na vizazi vijavyo Afrika, lazima tumpongeze kwa hiyo.

Dr. Bill Frist anasema:


In my annual medical mission trips to Africa during the Bush administration, I saw the cost of treatment for HIV with life-saving antiretrovirals (ARVs) drop from $4,000 a year to $125. The number of Africans on ARVs jumped from 50,000 to 2.1 million.

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Our visits with villagers all over the country opened our eyes to how Bush's five-year, $1.2 billion effort to combat malaria has provided 4 million insecticide-treated bed nets and 7 million life-saving drug therapies to vulnerable people. Yes, George Bush the healer.

Soma:

http://www.cnn.com/2009/POLITICS/01/15/frist.bush/index.html

Urais Unazeesha

Kuwa rais wa Marekani ni kazi ngumu. Wataalamu wanasema kuwa ukiwa rais unazeeka haraka, mara mbili kuliko mtu wa kawaida. Kazi ipo.

Kusoma habari zaidi na kuona picha za jinsi marais wa Marekani walivyozeeka wakiwa madarakani, BOFYA HAPA:

http://www.cnn.com/2009/HEALTH/01/06/presidential.health.aging/index.html

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Kipanya Asema

Translation:

President Bush: Duh! So shoes are also weapons. From now on when I give a speech, people in the hall must be naked!

Rais Bush arushiwa Viatu

Jana Rais Bush, alienda kutembea Iraq kimya kimya bila kuaga hapa Marekani. Tulivyosikia habari kuwa yuko Iraq walisema kuwa eti alienda kuaga huko kwa hiyo siku zake za kuwa rais karibu zinaisha.

Kufika jioni tukasikia kuwa rais Bush alikuwa kwenye mkutano na waandishi wa habari wa Iraq na mojawao alimrushia viatu vyake kwa hasira na kumtuka Bush kuwa eti ni mbwa! Kwa kweli watu wengi hapa walicheka. Mbavu hawana. Kisa huyo Bush hapendwi kwa jinsi alivyoharibu nchi na kuchafua jina la Marekani kwa nchi za nje. Kati ya marais wote 43 wa Marekani yeye Bush Jr. ndo hapendwi kuliko wote katika historia ya Marekani.

Watu wengine wanasema kuwa bado ana siku 37 za kukaa kama rais, na tutasikia vituko vinginwe. Mambo Bado. Sijui Letterman, Leno na Saturday Night Live watasema nini kuhusu hii tukio la viatu.

Kwa habari zaidi someni:

http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/middle_east/7783325.stm

http://foxforum.blogs.foxnews.com/2008/12/15/mcfarland_iraq/

http://www.nytimes.com/2008/12/16/world/middleeast/16shoe.html?em

Bush Achokoza Syria!

Wanajeshi wa Marekeni wamevamia mpaka wa Syria leo! Waliingia kupitia Iraq. WaSyria wanasema kuwa watu tisa walikufa wote raia wa kawaida. Marekani wanasema wlaimkuwa wanamtafuta gaidi fulani.

Hivi huyo Bush ana nini, anadhani akianza kuvamia nchi za watu atapendwa! Katika marais wote wa Marekani huyo George W. Bush ndo hapendwi! Ameharibu nchi!

Poleni watu wa Syria.

Kwa habari zaidi someni:

http://afp.google.com/article/ALeqM5idcYqma-8uXPWUzIwI5oujhh03gg

http://www.dailystar.com.lb/article.asp?edition_id=10&categ_id=2&article_id=97164

http://news.xinhuanet.com/english/2008-10/28/content_10262976.htm

Gado Leo!

Ama kweli Gado mchokozi! Amepatia kweli!

Rais Bush na Rais Kikwete wazungumzia Malaria

Rais Kikwete akikutana na Rais Bush huko Oval Office, White House, Washington D.C. USA

Picha kwa hisani ya Freddy Maro wa Ikulu

US, Tanzania Leaders Discuss Malaria
By Scott Stearns
White House
29 August 2008

U.S. President George Bush and Tanzanian President Jakaya Kikwete met Friday at the White House to talk about fighting malaria. VOA White House Correspondent Scott Stearns has the story.

President Bush's malaria initiative has reached some 25 million people in Sub-Saharan Africa over the last three years.

Nowhere has it had a more dramatic impact than on the Indian Ocean island of Zanzibar, where insecticide-treated bed nets and indoor spraying have reduced malaria's incidence from about 20 percent of the population to just one percent.

Zanzibar is part of Tanzania, and President Kikwete thanked President Bush for America's help in curbing malaria on the island, as well as working to confront the disease on the mainland.

"Of course, our biggest challenge now with Zanzibar is how to sustain that success, because only [30 kilometers] away on the mainland, in Dar es Salaam, malaria is still there," he said. "So, if people go to Zanzibar with malaria, then the problem is there."

At least one million infants and children under five die from malaria each year in Sub-Saharan Africa.

Fighting the disease was a big focus of the president's trip to Africa earlier this year, when he met with President Kikwete at State House in Dar es Salaam.

Speaking to reporters following their Oval Office meeting Friday, President Bush again thanked President Kikwete for his hospitality, and praised his determination to use foreign assistance wisely.

"I am confident in saying to the American people that your money is being spent wisely and compassionately in Tanzania, and a lot of it has to do with the leadership of the president," said the U.S. president. "He stood up and said, 'We've got a problem, and I'm going to take the lead.' And his government has been responsive to the needs of the people."

The president's malaria initiative is spending more than $1 billion over five years to cut malaria deaths by half in 15 African countries.

During their White House talks, President Bush and President Kikwete also discussed efforts to resolve political divisions in Zimbabwe and end the violence in Sudan's troubled Darfur region.

President Kikwete has been involved in both efforts in his role as the current chairman of the African Union.

Picha zaidi za Ziara ya Rais Bush Afrika

Asante mdau SUBI kwa kuniletea picha hizi.

President Bush in Ghana

President Bush in Rwanda
PresidenT Bush tried to do a Rwandan Dance
President Bush tries out a mortar
President Bush at a Tanzanian Clinic

Hali ya Maisha inazidi kuwa mbaya Marekani!

Great Depresssion Soup Kitchen 1933

Asante Rais Bush, hali ya maisha kwa Mmarekani wa kawaida unazidi kuwa mbaya. Bei ya kila kitu kimepanda mishahara iko pale pale.

Ukienda dukani bei ya kila kitu kimepanda, mkate, mayai, maziwa, nyama, sukari. Jana nilimsikia mtu mwenye restaurant akisema kuwa zamani watu walikuwa wananunua sana large pizza. Alitoa mfano ya familia ya watu wanne. Zamani waalikuwa wananuna kubwa lakini siku hizi hawana hela wananunua medium na inabidi iwatoshe wale wale..

Bei ya kumwona daktari umepanda. Bei ya petroli imepanda na wanatabiri utafika hadi dola $4 kwa galoni kabla ya mwezi wa saba. Watu wanapoteza majumba yao kwa vile wanashindwa kulipa mortgage. Watu wanashindwa kulipa na biliz ao zingine.

Pantries zinazotoa chakula kwa maskini zinasema kuwa hata wasio maskini wanaenda kupata misaada.

Unajua hali umekuwa mbaya ukiona wazungu wanalamika. Maana kwa kawaida wao wanakuwa na hali nzuri. Wanapata kazi nzuri na mishahara mizuri na mortgage zenye rate nzuri kuliko minorities yaani weusi na waspanish.

Na wataalam wa uchumi wanasema haliutazidi kuwa mbaya! Watu watazidi kupoteza kazi na kufukuzwa kwenye majumba. Wanasema hali unaweza kuwa mbaya kama GREAT DEPRESSION ya miaka ya 1930's.

Sasa kuna wimbi la wafanya biashara kutoka nchi za nje waliokuwa na biashara hapa USA, kuondoka na kuaacha biashara zao. Wanaziacha na madeni. Leo unawaona kesho hawapo.

Juzi Rais Bush aliulizwa kuhusu bei ya mafuta na waandishi wa habari. Alijibu kuwa hana habari. Watu walizidi kumchukia.

Sawa alienda Afrika na kutoa misaada. Watu wanasema ilikuwa ni 'Guilt Trip'. Yaani anapooza moyo wake kwa maovu aliyofanya akiwa rais kama kuanzisha vita isiyo na maana huko Iraq.

Sasa watu wanamwona Senator Obama atakuwa mwokozi wa nchi hii. Wanavyomwamudu! Na mimi najua kuwa Obama atakuwa rais mzuri. Ukiwa mweusi nchi hii ni lazima ufanye kazi mra nne ya mzungu kusudi uonekane umefanya kitu.

Mungu awape nguvu waMarekani nguvu katika kipindi hiki kigumu!

Kwa habari zaidi ya hali ngumu ya maisha Marekani someni:

http://business.smh.com.au/double-blow-sends-us-into-danger-zone/20080229-1vxs.html

http://www.bloomberg.com/apps/news?pid=20601103&sid=aau5O2A4818E&refer=news

http://www.post-gazette.com/pg/08061/861630-28.stm

President Bush in Arusha, Tanzania

Mwone President Bush akijaribu kucheza ngoma ya waMasai!!

Kipanya Anasema....

Translation-

Kipanya (rat character) is standing outside a building on Mawaziri St. (Ministers' St.)

Kipanya - Hey, Hey have you heard? He (President Bush) said that he isn't giving money to theives! Do you understand? Don't get mad at me, I am just the messenger! Hello you greedy people! Helloooo!

Voice from the building - You would think he was sent here! That creature is really annoying me!

Tanzanian Cartoonist Kipanya on Pres. Bush's Visit

Translation-

Patient- You've taken me from the ground and put me in a bed! What is the meaning of these niceties? Or am I about to die?!

Nurse- How are you feeling this morning?

Nurse - Would you like your eggs made into an omlette or spanish style?

Doctor - How do you feel?

Kipanya (rat character) - No you are not dying! President Bush is coming!

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Amana Hospital is known for poor treatment of patients and poor conditions overall. When President Bush visited suddenly the place was cleaned up, the staff were doing their jobs and the patients got good food to eat! Can the President visit all of the public hospitals Please!!!!

Kwa kweli Kipanya kajitahidi sana leo!

President Bush makes waves in Tanzania

President Bush is leaving a lasting impression on multitudes of Tanzanians. He has not put on airs and has even evaded his security to meet, shake hands and hug common people! It sounds like he is enjoying his trip to Tanzania immensely!

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From ippmedia.com

Rais Bush apagawisha

2008-02-18
Na Mwandishi Wetu, Jijini

Licha ya kutoka katika taifa lenye nguvu kubwa zaidi za kiuchumi duniani, Rais George W. Bush wa Marekani ameweza kujichanganya na Wabongo Jijini na kuwapagawisha maelfu ya waliofika kumpokea.

Bush, aliyewasili Jijini tangia Jumamosi jioni kwa ajili ya ziara ya kitaifa ya siku nne nchini, amefanya jambo hilo lisilokuwa la kawaida kwa marais wa taifa hilo walio madarakani na kuwashangaza hata maafisa wake wa Kikosi cha FBI.

Kwa ujumla, mambo yenyewe aliyoyafanya Rais Bush mara tu baada ya kutua kwenye Uwanja wa Ndege wa Kimataifa wa Julius Nyerere na kuwapagawisha watu ni kama haya:

Ajitosa uswazi:
Awali ya yote, alipotua pale kwenye `terminal one`, Bush alitoa mpya wakati alipositisha ghafla zoezi lake la kupungia mkono watu waliokuja kumpokea na kisha kujichanganya nao kwa muda.

Ilianza kama masihara vile, Bush alichomoka ghafla toka kwenye kapeti kali jekundu alilokuwa akipitishwa na mwenyeji wake, Rais wa Jamhuri ya Muungano wa Tanzania Bw. Jakaya Kikwete.

Kisha kwa mastaajabu ya wengi, akamuendea mama mmoja aliyekuwa miongoni mwa watu tele waliokuwa wakimpungia na kukumbatiana naye. Jambo hilo liliamsha hisia kali za furaha na nderemo.

Jana, Bush akaendelea kujichanganya `uswazi`, kunako mitaa ya Buguruni na Ilala ambako, ingawa alikuwa akilindwa vikali, aliweza kutimiza ratiba yake ya kuzindua majengo mapya katika Hospitali ya Amana, yaliyofadhiliwa na Serikali yake.
Atema Kiswahili.

Wakati alipopewa fursa ya kuzungumza pale katika viwanja vya Ikulu, ambako yeye na mwenyeji wake walikutana na waandishi wa vyombo mbalimbali vya habari, Rais Bush alibonga Kiswahili kwa namna isiyotarajiwa.

Alikamata mic, kisha akasalimia kwa kusema `Mambo viipiii!``
``Alinishangaza. Kamwe sikujua kama Rais Bush anaweza kutusalimia kwa Kiswahili,`` amesema Bw. John Jacob, mkazi wa Manzese Jijini.

Amwaga Mapesa
Pamoja na kuwapagawisha Wabongo kwa staili ya ujio wake na mivifaa ya kisasa ya kumlinda ikiwa ni pamoja na midege na migari myeusi ya bei mbaya, Rais Bush amewaletea neema Wabongo.

Yeye na mwenyeji wake, Rais Kikwete, wamesaini mkataba utakaoiwezesha Tanzania kupata msaada wa dola za Kimarekani Milioni 698 sawa na pesa za Kitanzania bilioni 800. Haijapata kutokea!

Pesa hizo zitatumika kwa ajili ya miradi mbalimbali ya maendeleo, ikiwa ni pamoja na kujengea miundombinu ya barabara.

Aidha, mke wa Rais Bush, Bi. Laura Bush, amemwaga msaada wa dola za Kimarekani Milioni 43 kwa mradi unaokwenda kwa jina la `Pamoja Inawezekana`, ulio chini ya Mama Salma Kikwete, kwa ajili ya kuwasaidia watoto yatima nchini.

• SOURCE: Alasiri

President Bush Visit to Tanzania in Pics III

President Bush at Amana Hospital in Ilala District,Dar es Salaam.

President Bush waves to well wishers in Dar es Salaam

President Bush greets a patient at Amana Hospital in Ilala Districti, Dar es Salaam

President Bush is entertained by traditional dancers. This time his photo is on their chests.

President Bush waves to a crowd of wellwishers at the Tanzanian State House

President Bush speaks outside the historical Tanzanian State House

Kuna Slideshow Bofya Hapa:

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We Tanzanians can be proud that our country is trustworthy when it comes to donated dollars. President Bush praised Tanzania for putting the money donated to battle AIDS to work in the country and save lives.

From AP Article:

It's the largest deal under a Bush program that offers economic aid to countries that treat their people fairly, rule justly and root out corruption.

"I'll just put it bluntly, America doesn't want to spend money on people who steal the money from the people," Bush said. "We like dealing with honest people, and compassionate people. We want our money to go to help human condition and to lift human lives as well as fighting corruption in marketplace economies."

President Bush Visit to Tanzania in Pictures II

Americans were amused to see people wearing clothes with President's Bush's picture on it. Hon. Margareth Sitta gets complemented by the President for outfit. Kitenge/Khanga for special occasions are part of Tanzanian culture.
President Bush admires the warm welcome he received the Tanzania. His host is Tanzanian President Jakaya Kikwete.
President Bush and his wife Laura greet Tanzanian officials. Behind President Bush if Tanzanian first Lady, Salma Kikwete.
USA Secretary of State Condoleeza Rice greets Honourable Sofia Simba.

The Tanzanian News media reps getting checked over by the Secret Service.


All Photos from Michuzi Blog and were taken by famous Tanzanian photojournalist, Muhidini Issa Michuzi:

President Bush Visit to Tanzania in Pictures

A Special Sniffer dog, checks out the grounds on the Julius Kambaraga Nyerere Airport in Dar es Salaam, Tanzania, East Africa.
Air Force One carrying President Bush approaches the runway of the Dar es Salaam airport.
A grand welcome awaits President Bush and his wife, Laura.
President Bush and his wife disembark from Air Force One.
President Bush and his host, Tanzanian President Jakaya Kikwete walk on the official Tanzaniana red carpet.

All Photos from Michuzi Blog and were taken by famous Tanzanian photojournalist, Muhidini Issa Michuzi:

President Bush in Tanzania

From Michuzi Blog

2-17-08

American President George Bush arrived in Tanzania last evening to a rousing welcome at the airport and by Dar es Salaam residents, who had lined up the streets for more than five hours to catch just a glimpse of his motorcade.

His visibly thrilled host, President Jakaya Kikwete, and First Lady Salma Kikwete, received President Bush and his entourage at Julius Nyerere International Airport, where normal activity came to a standstill during the welcoming ceremony that took about an hour.

The entire Cabinet, including Vice-President Mohammed Shein, was at the airport as Mr Bush began his four-day State visit. Air Force One touched down at exactly 6.30pm.

Mr Bush was accompanied by First lady Laura Bush and Secretary of State Condoleeza Rice.

He was given a 21-gun salute and the National Anthems of the two countries played by members of the TPDF.

Later, President Bush, who was dressed in a navy blue suit, white shirt and red tie just like his host, inspected a guard of honour.

He also sampled Tanzanian culture as a variety of cultural troupes entertained him at the airport. The US President danced and hugged two dancers as he made his way to the motorcade, comprising specially airlifted Cadillac limousines that drove him to the city.

He arrived from Benin and will leave on Tuesday for Rwanda.

It was a show of might at the airport from the time the two-plane entourage arrived up to when the two-kilometre long motorcade sped to the city centre.

US and Tanzanian security personnel kept everything at the airport under check.

City residents who had gathered along the route from the airport were forced to trek long distances as daladalas were in short supply due to the closure of some roads as part of the security arrangements for the visiting American leader..