HUYU NDIE HAYATI REMMY ONGALA NGULI WA MUZIKI AFRIKA NA DUNIA [ALIPOTOKA NA ALIPOFIKIA TAMATI]

Remmy Ongala (1947 - Desemba 13 2010) alikuwa mwanamuziki nchini Tanzania mwenye asili ya Zaire. Alizaliwa na jina la kiraia la Ramadhani Mtoro Ongala katika jimbo la Kivu la Kongo ya Kibelgiji.
Remmy Ongala pamoja na bendi yake ya Super Matimila, ni mashuhuri sana nchini Tanzania, na wamepiga muziki mara nyingi katika nchi za Ulaya na Marekani. Remmy Ongala kwa asili anatoka Zaire. Akiwa na umri wa miaka tisa mama yake alifariki, hivyo ikimbidi achukue jukumu la kutunza wadogo zake.
Akiwa na umri wa miaka 17, alikuwa muimbaji na mpiga ngoma katika bendi ya vijana ya Bantu Success. Hii haikuwa na maana kwa familia yake, hivyo Remmy ilimbidi atoke katika bendi. Miaka miwili baadaye, alijishughulisha tena na muziki. Alijiunga na vikundi mbalimbali vya bendi za muziki akiwa mpiga gitaa, baadhi yake zilikuwa Micky Jazz ya Zaire na Grand Mike Jazz ya huko Uganda. Mwaka 1978 alihamia Tanzania na kujiunga na bendi ya mjomba wake Ochestre Makassy ya jijini Dar es Salaam.
Mwaka 1981 alijiunga na bendi ya Matimila, ikiwa na wanamuziki 18 na ikimilikiwa na mfanya biashara mmoja. Baadaye alianzisha bendi yake ya Super Matimila na kuendeleza mtindo wa kutumia magitaa 3, besi, ngoma na tarumbeta aina ya saksafoni. Remmy Ongala alipiga muziki wake kwa mtindo wa Soukous, katika maumbile mapya kabisa kwa kutumia asili na jadi ya kitanzania. Akiimba kwa kiswahili, ushairi wake mzuri una tunzi zinazohusu siasa na pia maisha ya mtu wa kawaida. Kwa ajili ya uimbaji na utunzi wake wa kuliwaza, Remmy anaitwa “Dokta” na ni mtu anayejulikana sana katika sehemu za Sinza ambazo ni jirani na anakoishi yeye na mkewe mwingereza na watoto wao 5 na kasuku mmoja, nje kidogo ya jiji la Dar es Salaam.

WASIFU WAKE KWA UJUMLA

Jina la kuzaliwa	Ramadhani Mtoro Ongala
Amezaliwa	1947
Asili yake	Mzaire, Mtanzania
Amekufa	2010
Kazi yake	Mwimbaji
Ala	Sauti, Gitaa
Miaka ya kazi	mn. 1965 -
Ameshirikiana na	Virunga, Diblo Dibala, Orchestra Super Mazembe, Orchestra Makassy

japo kwa ufupi ila kamwe hatasahaulika hayati remmy ongala lakini pia ikumbukwe kuwa remmy aliwahi kuokoka na alitumikia kipindi chake cha kuokoka kwa kuhubiri injili na kuimba nyimbo nyingi za injili mpaka aliporipotiwa kufariki dunia tar 13/12/2010 mungu ailaze roho yake mahali pema pepeni
amina..
na steven mruma kwa msaada wa vyombo vingine vya habari duniani...

UFAHAMU UGONJWA WA TONSILS AMBAO UNAWAPATA WATU WENGI NA HAWAIJUI UNDANI WAKE

ni makala ya kingereza na unaweza ukaitafsiri ukipenda kwa kuielewa zaidi

 Tonsils and Tonsillectomy
What are tonsils and adenoids?  The tonsils are two clumps of tissue, on either side of the throat, embedded in a pocket at the side of the palate (roof of the mouth).  The lower edge of each tonsil is beside the tongue...way in the back of the throat.  The adenoids are a single clump of tissue in the back of the nose (nasopharynx).  They are located (in the adult) on the back wall of the throat (pharynx)...about one inch above the uvula (the little teardrop shaped piece of tissue that hangs down in the middle of the soft palate). 
What function do they serve?   Aren't they important?  The tonsils and the adenoids are mostly composed of lymphoid tissue, which is found thoughout the gastointestinal tract and on the base of the tongue.  Lymphoid tissue is composed of lymphocytes...which are mostly involved in antibody production.  Since we generally consider antibody production to be a good thing, many studies have been performed to try to clarify the importance of the tonsils.   There seems to be no adverse effect on the immune status or health of patients who have had them removed.  Any noticable effect has generally been positive. It appears that the tonsils and adenoids were not "designed" to effectively handle the multitude of viral infections that occur in children in an urban population.  Rather, the immune system, including the tonsils and adenoids, developed during a era where the child was rarely exposed to a large number of other people and the germs they carried.  It may also be that these organs are relatively more important in dealing with certain types of infections, such as worms or other parasites, that are relatively uncommon in today's society.  It is clear that in many cases, the tonsils and/or the adenoids become "dysfunctional" and are more of a liability than an asset.
How are tonsils removed?   There are many techniques used for tonsillectomy.  General anesthesia is usually employed; but it is possible to perform tonsillectomy with sedation and local anesthesia.  In the United States, some degree of electrocautery assisted dissection is most commonly employed, because of the ability to rapidly stop bleeding.  Some surgeons use very little cautery...with more bleeding, but with less burned tissue.   Use of lasers has been studied and considered by most surgeons.  We feel that laser use is primarily a marketing gimmack at this point, since it offers no apparent advantage over certain cautery techniques, and has some very real hazards and extra costs.
 and this is the type of tonsils you have to know...
1.Blockage of the throat...they are too big.
2.Chronic and recurrent tonsillitis...sore throats
3.White debris in the tonsils..."chronic cryptic tonsillitis".
4.Unusual enlargement or appearance.

UMUHIMU WA MAJI KATIKA MIILI YETU LAKINI BADO TUNALALAMIKA MAGONJWA MENGI WAKATI DAWA TUNAYO NA NI RAHISI [MAJI]

Maji ni hitajio la dharura kwa afya zetu, kwani asilimia 60 ya uzito wako ni maji na kila mfumo wa mwili wako hutegemea maji ili kufanya kazi zake. Ukosefu wa maji mwilini humfanya mtu akaukiwe na maji au dehydration, hali ambayo hutokea pale mtu asipokuwa na maji ya kutosha mwilini ya kuuwezesha mwili wake kufanya kazi zake za kawaida. Hata katika upungufu mdogo wa maji mwilini, wakati ambapo asilimia 1 hadi 2 ya uzito wa mwili inapopungua, huweza kumfanya mtu akose nguvu na ajisike amechoka. Miongoni mwa dalili za upungufu wa maji mwilini ni: • Kukihi kiu sana • Uchovu • Kichwa kuuma • Mdomo kukauka • Kukosa mkojo au kiasi cha mkojo kuwa kidogo. • Udhaifu wa misuli • Kuhisi kizunguzunguNi muhimu kujua kwamba mwili hupoteza maji kila siku kwa kutokwa na jasho, iwe jasho hilo umelihisi au haukulihisi, kutoa pumzi nje (exhaling), kukojoa na harakati ya tumbo. (bowel movement).
Ili mwili wako uweze kufanya kazi vizuri unahitajia kurudisha maji hayo mwilini kwa kunywa vinywaji mbalimbali na vyakula vyenye maji.
Wataalamu wengi wanakubaliana kuwa mwanadamu anahitajia kunywa vikombe 8 vya maji kwa siku, ili kufidia maji yanayopotae mwilini. Hata hivyo wengine wanashauri kwamba, wanaume wanywe vikombe 13 vya maji kwa siku na wanawake vikombe 8 vya maji, na hiyo ni kutokana na tofauti ya miili yao. Tunashauriwa kuwa badala ya kunywa maji kiholela tunywe kwa mpangilio maalum kwa siku, ili kusaidia vyema katika kazi za mwili. * Tunashauriwa kunywa vikombe viwili vya maji asubuhi pindi tunapoamka, kwani husaidia kuamsha viungo vya ndani ya mwili.* Tunashauri tunywe kikombe kikoja cha maji dakika 30 kabla ya mlo, kwani husaidia kupata choo vizuri.* Tunashuariwa tunywe kikombe kimoja cha maji kabla ya kwenda kuoga, husaisia kupunguza shikizo la damu.* Na tunashauriwa kunywa kikombe kimoja cha maji kabla ya kulala kwani kufanya hivyo huzuia shinikizo la moyo.

TANZANIA INDEPENDENT AND SHORT HISTORY OF TANZANIA

Tanzania is home to some of the oldest human settlements unearthed by archaeologists, including fossils of early humans found in and around Olduvai Gorge in northern Tanzania, an area often referred to as "The Cradle of Mankind". These fossils include Paranthropus bones thought to be over 2 million years old, and the oldest known footprints of the immediate ancestors of humans, the Laetoli footprints, estimated to be about 3.6 million years old.^[1]
Reaching back about 10,000 years, Tanzania is believed to have been populated by hunter-gatherer communities, probably Khoisan speaking people. Between three and six thousand years ago, they were joined by Cushitic-speaking people who came from the north, into which the Khoisan peoples were slowly absorbed. Cushitic peoples introduced basic techniques of agriculture, food production, and later, cattle farming.^[2]
About 2000 years ago, Bantu-speaking people began to arrive from western Africa in a series of migrations. These groups brought and developed ironworking skills and new ideas of social and political organization. They absorbed many of the Cushitic peoples who had preceded them, as well as most of the remaining Khoisan-speaking inhabitants. Later, Nilotic pastoralists arrived, and continued to immigrate into the area through to the 18th century.^[2][3]] Early Coastal History
Travellers and merchants from the Persian Gulf and Western India have visited the East African coast since early in the first millennium CE. Greek texts such as the Periplus of the Erythraean Sea and Ptolomey's Geography list a string of market places (emporia) along the coast. Finds of Roman-era coins along the coast confirm the existence of trade, and Ptolomey's Geography refers to a town of Rhapta as "metropolis" of a political entity called Azania. Archaeologists have not yet succeeded in identifying the location of Rhapta, though many believe it lies deeply buried in the silt of the delta of the Rufiji River. A long documentary silence follows these ancient texts, and it is not until Arab geographical treatises were written about the coast that our information resumes.

Remains of those towns' material culture demonstrate that they arose from indigenous roots, not from foreign settlement. And the language that was spoken in them, Swahili (now Tanzania's national language), is a member of the Bantu language family that spread from the northern Kenya coast well before significant Arab presence was felt in the region. By the beginning of the second millennium CE the Swahili towns conducted a thriving trade that linked Africans in the interior with trade partners throughout the Indian Ocean. From c. 1200 to 1500 CE, the town of Kilwa, on Tanzania's southern coast, was perhaps the wealthiest and most powerful of these towns, presiding over what some scholars consider the "golden age" of Swahili civilization. In the early 14th century, Ibn Battuta, a Berber traveller from North Africa, visited Kilwa and proclaimed it one of the best cities in the world. Islam was practised on the Swahili coast as early as the eighth or ninth century CE.^[4]
In 1498, Portuguese explorer Vasco da Gama became the first known European to reach the East African coast; he stayed for 32 days.^[5] In 1505 the Portuguese captured the island of Zanzibar.^[6] Portuguese control lasted until the early 18th century, when Arabs from Oman established a foothold in the region. Assisted by Omani Arabs, the indigenous coastal dwellers succeeded in driving the Portuguese from the area north of the Ruvuma River by the early 18th century. Claiming the coastal strip, Omani Sultan Seyyid Said moved his capital to Zanzibar City in 1840.^[6] He focused on the island and developed trade routes that stretched as far as Lake Tanganyika and Central Africa. During this time, Zanzibar became the centre for the Arab slave trade. Due to the Arab and Persian domination at this later time, many Europeans misconstrued the nature of Swahili civilization as a product of Arab colonization. However, this misunderstanding has begun to dissipate over the past 40 years as Swahili civilization is becoming recognized as principally African in origiⁿ

WHAT IS REALLY LOVE IN OUR RELATIONSHIP WE NEED TO KNOW MORE..

Every day we talk about love its magic topic? may be yes because love and relationship creat rhe world , but insteady of this what is realy love?????????
TRUE LOVE IS THE SEX????
no no no but may be you want to made sex as your kind of loving yet

Numerous studies of experts in the matters of relationships, show that many who are in relationships are unable to tolerate the continued existence in a relationship without sex.. Hata hivyo tafiti hizo za uhakika zinaeleza kwamba baada ya wapenzi kufanya ngono, ile hamu ya kuendelea kuwa na uhusinao hupungua! However, these studies indicate that certain couples That is caused by racial or language, and have nothing to declare himself not to know the 'partner' her.Wengi hulia baada ya kujikuta wakiingia katika mkumbo huu. Many find themselves crying after coming into this .Just ask yourself, as is love, why he will cling to you soon??? 
There are too many things to do instead of sex, you have no reason to give priority to sex when there are many other things you can do to make your will permanently continued daily.
SEX WHEN YOU CAN DO?
Basically the issue of sex has no principles, no specific time to start having sex with your partner.Sex is just a feeling, and it is better if these feelings zikaja at one time between you and the man you love..Sports psychology experts, they suggest that couples should not participate unless they act when they understand each other enough, especially health testing for sexually transmitted diseases, especially AIDS yamezagaa every corner of the world./In addition, the issue of sex is halikwepeki if you allow you to meet two cool parts
The basic thing is to settle with ourselves, do not have sex as part of sex..
Recognize that sex is something else and something else will, even if they decide to participate in the act, you know that you yourselvesna kisitumike kama kiburudisho tu.. sometime you have to avoid vijizawadi [gifts] like  fruits, cloth, shopping etc hii itakupelekea kushindwa kukataaa kwa urahisi and can make you fall in danger of sex [ KWA HERUFI KUBWA KAMA MSISITIZO] SEX IS LIKE BAZOKA AT FIRST IS SO SWEET BUT ATB A TIME THE SWEET DISAPPER AND FINALY UTAMU KWISHA KAZI  MNACHOKANA HARAKA .. MWISHO NINAYOMENGI SNA NA SIWEZI KUANDIKA YOTE BUT YOU MAY CONTACT ME
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