Jenkins: Wanted reality TV contestant Found Dead

Jasmine Fiore




Ryan Jenkins



The 32-year-old real estate developer and investor, Ryan Alexander Jenkins was found dead at The Thunderbird Motel on an isolated road on the outskirts of Hope, B.C., at the entrance to the western province's mountainous interior.

Police in California were hunting him for first degree murder of his ex wife after the dismembered body of Jasmine Fiore was found stuffed inside a suitcase in a trash bin in Buena Park, about 20 miles southeast of Los Angeles last week. He was the last person to see her alive, which made police to make him suspect number one.

Fiore body was found with her teeth been pulled out and her fingers cut off which made identification a little bit difficult.

The manager of the Thunderbird Motel, said Jenkins arrived in a Chrysler PT Cruiser with Alberta license plates, and stayed in the car while the woman checked them in and she paid cash for three days, and when the couple didn't check out, he unlocked the room and found him dead while hanged in the bar of clothing rack.
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Bolt Gagne le 200 m et bat son record du Monde!

Aérien, intouchable, irréel presque, Usain Bolt a réussi le doublé titre et record du monde sur 100 et 200 mètres aux championnats du monde d'athlétisme de Berlin.

Un doublé à Berlin était attendu, pas forcément un nouveau record du monde sur le demi-tour de piste. Mais "Lightning" Bolt, comme il s'était lui-même surnommé dans le stade du Nid d'oiseau, a couru jeudi le 200 mètres en 19"19 à Berlin après avoir signé dimanche un fulgurant 9"58 sur 100 mètres.

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Jamani niko bado kwenye kozi ya lugha!!!

Mafanikio ya soko la bidhaa za Tanzania nje

Majuzi nilimsikia waziri fulani wa Tanzania akisema soko la bidhaa za Tanzania na mauzo nje ya nchi kwa bidhaa hizo yalikuwa yameongezeka kwa takribani asilimia 30.
Habari hiyo ni ya kufurahisha kwa wananchi wote wa Tanzanai

Bidhaa za Tanzania kwa hapa Rwanda zina ubora wa hali ya juu kuliko bidhaa nyingi kwenye masoko. Kwa watu wanaotaka vitu kama magodoro bora, chakula chenye ubora kiwe kile cha kiwandani au fresh, basi hukimbilia kinachtoka Tanzania.

Lakini kwa kweli bidhaa za Tz ndio ghali kushinda nyingine. Ingawa watu wanasema kitu bora ni ghali...

Kilichonisikitisha hapa, ni kukuta kuna mkaa kutoka sehemu mbalimbali, lakini unaotoka Tanzania ndio ghali kuliko mwingine, na wale wanaotumia mkaa kwa nia ya kubana kidogo hununua mkaa huo, jambo nililokuwa najiuliza, hiyo miti ambayo huko Tz inakatwa kutengeneza mkaa wa kuja kuuzwa huku ni kweli kuna mingine imepandwa??
Sina hakika mheshimiwa waziri fulani alikjumuisha na uuzaji wa mkaa nje ya nchi kama sehemu ya majumuisho yake ya kuwa kipato cha kuuza bidhaa nje kimeongezeka


Sijui watanzania mnafikiria vipi hapo, mimi nina imani mazingira ndio uhai!!
Na vipi kuhusu suala la bidhaa watu, maana wataalamu wa Tanzania wamejaa nje ilhali nyumbani wamepaacha hoi!

Mwanza

Leo nimekumbuka mji niliokulia, Mwanza.

Ni siku nyingi tangu nimekanyaga hukooo kwa ndugu zangu wasukuma torori kama walivyokuwa wanaitwa enzi hizo au akina "yego".

Smile all the Time

Jumanne. is a crippled man, a day before his eye operation he was seen wheeling himself frantically down the hall in eye ward in one of tertiary hospital. The nurse Tipwa, incharge of the eye ward stopped him and this was a short conversation.

Nurse Tipwa: What is a matter with you Jumanne!!?

Jumanne: I heard the nurse saying that " It's a very simple operation, dont worry dear. I am sure it will be alright"

Nurse Tipwa: She was just trying to comfort you, and it is okay, what's so frightening about?

Jumanne: She wasn't talking to me, she was talking to a Doctor who will operate me!!

The Oldest Pupil in the World Dies

Kimani Maruge (in his classroom) who made the world record for being oldest school pupil has died at Nairobi hospital at the age of 90 years last friday. He joined Kapkenduiywo Primary School in Langas, Eldoret, about 300 km (190 miles) west of the Kenyan capital Nairobi 7 years ago.

Last year ago he was diagnosed to have colon cancer. Before diagnosis of this disease he suffered post election violence by which almost all his belongings were destroyed and more than 10 people killed near his house. He, however narrowed escaped.

The reasons made him to join school was that he wanted to read the bible himself and also he did not trust calculations made on his pension, so he wanted to study mathematics as well to challenge the pension fund.

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Brazil: Homicide to Boost Television Show!

TV presenter in Brazil Wallace Souza on photo above, is being investigated for allegedly running a ruthless death squad to boost his show's ratings.
He is accused of ordering murders before alerting TV crews to get to the scene before detectives.
The ex-policeman De Souza denied any role in that killing and explained how his reporters manage to get so quickly to crime scenes, using well-placed sources and constantly monitoring scanners for police radio dispatches. However, one of ex-policeman confessed that he had been paid by Wallace sources to conduct murders.

This week his 25-year-old son Rafael was under arrest charged with homicide, drug trafficking and illegal gun possession.

Under Brazilian law Souza cannot be arrested because he is a politician, but state judicial authorities are to meet to decide whether the case goes ahead.
Souza's show, Canal Livre, has been running on a channel in Sao Paulo for 20 years now

IPP Media to Extends Wings into Rwanda

IPP Media, a broadcast media, one of East Africa’s largest Media company is due to starts its operations in Rwanda by next year.

Currently is in the process of getting a license from the Rwanda Utilities Regulatory Agency (RURA). This was said by its agency here in Kigali.

IPP Media in Tanzania owns nine newspapers, 3 television stations and 3 radio stations.
Coming to Rwanda will boost the media into active programming and broadcasting. Currently there is few local media groups and much fewer international media groups.

Tanzanians living in Rwanda welcomes this development