Taswira Mbalimbali Za Waziri wa Nchi Afisi ya Makamu wa Pili wa Rais Zanzibar Mohd Aboud na Mkuu wa Jeshi la Polisi IGP Saidi Mwema Walipotembelea Kanisa Lilochomwa Moto Huko Zanzibar

Na Solomon Lekui

 Waziri wa Nchi Afisi ya Makamu wa Pili wa Rais wa Zanzibar Mohd Aboud akielezea jambo kwa Askofu wa Kanisa la Tanzania Assemblies of God Zanzibar Dickson D,Kaganga wakwanza kulia kuhusiana na kuchomwa moto kwa Kanisa hilo liliopo Kariakoo Mjini Zanzibar katikati ni  Mkuu wa Jeshi la Polisi I,G,P Saidi Mwemwa.

 Mku wa Jeshi la Polisi I,G,P Saidi Mwema akitoa hotuba kwa Maaskofu na baadhi ya waumini wa Kikristo katika kanisa la Tanzania Assemblies of God Zanzibar lililochomwa moto,ambapo hadi sasa watu 30 wamekamatwa  na baadhi yao kuhusishwa na tokeo hilo.kuliani kwake ni Mkuu wa Mkoa wa Mjini Abdalla Mwinyi na kushoto yake ni Kamishna wa Jeshi la Polisi Zanzibar Mussa Ali Mussa.

 Mkuu wa Mkoa wa Mjini Magharibi Zanzibar Abdalla Mwinyi Khamis akitoa hotuba na kuonyesha Umoja na Mshikamano uliokuwepo kati ya Waislam na Wakristo kwa Picha ambayo imebuniwa na Mchoraji wa kingereza na kuwataka kuendelea na mshikamano wao ili kuzidi kuleta amani nchini.

 Askofu wa Kanisa la Tanzania Assemblies of God Zanzibar Dickson D,Kaganga akielezea  kwa Waziri wa Nchi Afisi ya Makamu wa Kwanza wa Rais wa Zanzibar Mohd Aboud na Viongozi wengine mbalimbali kile kilichotokea baada ya Kanisa hilo kuchomwa motokatika Vurugu zilizotokea Zanzibar ambapo hadi sasa watu 30 wamekamatwa  na baadhi yao kuhusishwa na tokeo hilo.

 Askofu wa Kanisa la Tanzania Assemblies of God Zanzibar Dickson D,Kaganga akibubujikwa na Machozi kwa kuguswa na hotuba iliokuwa ikitolewa na Waziri wa Nchi Afisi ya Makamu wa Pili wa Rais wa Zanzibar Mohd Aboud baada ya Kanisa hilo kuchomwa motokatika Vurugu zilizotokea Zanzibar ambapo hadi sasa watu 30 wamekamatwa  na baadhi yao kuhusishwa na tukio hilo.

 Mkuu wa Dini ya Kiislam Afisi ya Mufti wa Zanzibar Thabit Noman Jongo akitoa hotuba ya Dini inavyoeleza kuhusiana na kudumisha Amani na Usalama katika nchi na kuondosha mifarakano na chuki na kuharibu mali.Katika kanisa la Tanzania Assemblies of God Zanzibar ambalo limechomwa moto.

Askofu wa Kanisa la Tanzania Assemblies of God Zanzibar Dickson D,Kaganga akimuonesha Waziri wa Nchi Afisi ya Makamu wa Pili wa Rais Mohd Aboud maeneo yalioathirika zaidi baada ya Kanisa hilo kuchomwa moto katika Vurugu zilizotokea Zanzibar ambapo hadi sasa watu 30 wamekamatwa  na baadhi yao kuhusishwa na tokeo hilo.Picha na Yussuf Simai-Zanzibar

Taswira:John Mnyika(CHADEMA)Mbunge Halali Jimbo La Ubungo

Na Solomon Ole Lekui

 Mbunge wa Jimbo la Ubungo (CHADEMA), John Mnyika akiwa amenyanyuliwa juu na wafuasi wa chama hicho baada ya kushinda kesi.

 Mbunge wa Jimbo la Ubungo kwa Tiketi ya Chama Cha Demokrasia na Maendeleo (CHADEMA),Mh. John Mnyika akiwa amebebwa juu juu na Wanachana wa Chama hicho pamoja na washabiki wake nje ya Mahakama Kuu kanda ya Dar es Salaam leo mara baada ya kushinda kesi yake iliyokuwa ikimkabili kuhusiana na Ushindi wake kwenye uchaguzi mkuu wa mwaka 2010.

 Mbunge wa ubungo John Mnyika katikati akiingia Mahakamani jana

 Mh. Mnyika alipokuwa akiwasili Mahakamani jana asubuhi.

  Mnyika akipongezwa na Baadhi ya jamaa zake waliofika Mahakamani hapo.

 Mwenyekiti wa Chadema, Freeman Mbowe akipeana mkono na Mbunge wa Ubungo, John Mnyika.

  Baada ya kutolewa kwa hukumu na Jaji Upendo Msuya wa Mahakama Kuu Kanda ya Dar es Salaam wapenzi na mashabiki wa Chadema walilipuka kwa furaha.

 Baadhi ya wafuasi wa CCM wakiwa Mahakamani.

Baadhi ya Waandishi wa Habari, wa pili kulia ni Happiness Katabazi kutoka Tanzania Daima

Baadhi ya wafuasi wa Chadema wakiwa nje ya jengo la Mahakama Kuu ya Tanzania jana asubuhi katika kesi ya kupinga matokeo ya Ubunge iliyofunguliwa na aliyekuwa mgombea wa CCM, Hawa Ng'umbi.

 Askari Polisi wakihakikisha usalama upo wa kutosha katika njia walizokuwa wakipita wapenzi wa Chadema kusherehekea ushindi wa Mbunge wao

CCM watumia mapanga kuvuruga mkutano wa Peter Msigwa

Na solomon Ole lekui

Akiwahutubia wananchi kijiji cha nduli kilichopo manispaa ya iringa.

Sehemu ya umati wa wananchi.

Akimtambulisha mtu aliyekua mwenyekiti wa ccm katika eneo hilo alie jiungana chadema akiwa na wanachama wengine zaidi ya 100 wakimfuata.

wakati akimalizia mkutano, vijana wanao daiwa kuwa ni watoto wa diwani wa eneo lile walivamia mkutano nakuanzisha vurugu wakitaka kumvamia Mh. msigwa. nakusababisha vurugu iliyo peleke kukatwa mapanga kwa vijana wa wili wa chadema, mmoja kukatwa mkono na mwingine kujeruhiwa vibaya usoni. vijana hao waliokua wamekusudia kumdhuru mh. msigwa

kijana wa chadema alie katwa mkono na vijana wa ccm ambao wanasemekana kuwa ni watoto wa diwani ccm wa eneo hilo.


vijana hao walio leta vurugu katika mkutano kwea sasa wanashikiliwa na polisi.

kesho mh. Msigwa ana tarajia kuongea na vyombo vya habari kuhusu yalio tokea leo.

INTRODUCTION

The Department of Journalism was established in September 1997, being the first in Tanzania to offer a Bachelor of Arts in Journalism (BAJ). For over 10 years, the department has produced high-caliber journalists and communication experts who work throughout the media, in the national and international media/communication organizations. The department prides for having the teaching staff with significant experience in the media/communication industry. The department is a member of several professional and academic associations across the world. Through JOCID (Journalism for Civic and Democracy) partnership, for more than five years, the department has been sending and receiving exchange students and lecturers to and from the partner institutions (Diaconia University of Applied Sciences-Finland, Metropolia University- Finland, Polytechnic Namibia and Tumaini University, Iringa).

MISSION STATEMENT

The Department of Journalism is committed to:

OBJECTIVES

1.    Enable students to acquire skills, knowledge, and attitudes needed to work as reporters or editors for newspapers, magazines, radios, television, news agencies, and public relations offices; mass communication planners and educators; and public and private sector information officers.

2.    Equip students with the ability to understand and analyse the social, political, cultural and economic role of journalism and mass communication in the process of development within local, national, continental, and international context and perspective.

3.    Broaden and deepen students’ general knowledge.

ADMISSION

Applicants must meet the “General Admission Requirements, Parts 1 & 2” prior to meeting the “Specific Admission Requirements” for the programme they wish to enter.

EXAMINATION REGULATIONS

In order to be allowed admission to examinations, students must attend at least 75% of all lectures and tutorials.  (Exceptions may be made in cases of ill health.)

REQUIRED COURSES

First Year

1^ST Semester (20 Credits)

ICT       101 – 2 Credits           Information Technology I

LANG     102 – 3 Credits           Communication Skills I

JOUR     101 – 3 Credits           Introduction to Mass                 

                                                   Communication and Journalism

JOUR     104 – 3 Credits           Library, Internet and Information

                                               Services

RELS     101 – 3 Credits           Foundations of Faith and Professional Ethics

JOUR     112 – 3 Credits           News Writing and Reporting

PRAC     101 – 3 Credits           Practicum  

2^ND Semester     (22 Credits)

SOCS    103 – 3 Credits           Cultural Anthropology

DS                111 – 3 Credits           Development Studies

JOUR     113 – 3 Credits           Media Ethics and Culture

LANG     112 – 3 Credits           Communication Skills II

PHIL      112 – 3 Credits           Philosophy

PRAC     111 – 3 Credits           Practicum

ICT       112 – 4 Credits           Information Technology for

                                              Journalists

Second Year

1^st Semester (24 Credits)

JOUR     200 – 3 Credits           Digital Media

JOUR     201 – 3 Credits           Editing and Design

JOUR     213 – 3 Credits           Radio Journalism

JOUR     221 – 3 Credits           Photo Journalism

REST     202 – 3 Credits           Research Methodology in

                                              Journalism

SOCS    201 – 3 Credits           Political & Economic Geography of

                                               Africa South of the Sahara

LANG     201 – 3 Credits           English for Journalists

PRAC     201 – 3 Credits           Practicum

2^nd Semester (24 Credits)

SOCS    223 – 3 Credits           Sociology

SOCS    211 – 3 Credits           Rural Development

LAW      215 – 3 Credits           Media Law

JOUR     224 – 3 Credits           Television Journalism

JOUR     202 – 3 Credits           Public Relations and Advertising

JOUR     207 – 3 Credits           Mass Media and National

                                               Development

JOUR 223 – 3 Credits               Newspaper Production, Distribution

                                              and (Media Institutions & Organizations)

PRAC 211 – 3 Credits       Practicum

Third Year

1^st Semester (18 Credits)

JOUR 325 – 15 Credits      Media Internship   

JOUR 326 –   3 Credits     Internship Report Writing

2^nd Semester (27 Credits)

EDUC 326 – 3 Credits       Principles of Teaching

LANG 303 – 3 Credits       Kiswahili kwa Wanahabari

REST 329 – 6 Credits       Research Paper in Journalism

ECON 323 – 3 Credits       Survey of Economic Principles

SOCS 301 – 3 Credits       Social Psychology

SOCS 321 – 3 Credits        Sociology of Gender and Gender Issues

JOUR 304 –3 Credits        Feature Writing, News Analysis and Current Issues

ELECTIVES (CHOOSE ONE):

JOUR 330 - 3 Credits        Advanced Photo Journalism

JOUR 331 - 3 Credits         Advanced Newspaper Journalism

JOUR 327 - 3 Credits        Advanced Radio Journalism

JOUR 328 - 3 Credits        Advanced Television Journalism

JOUR 329 - 3 Credits        Advanced Public Relations and

                                      Advertising

EXAMINATIONS AND GRADE SYSTEM

All students must understand and follow the Tumaini University Examination Regulations.

GRADUATION CLASSIFICATION

Candidates must have a minimum grade point average of 2.0 to be awarded the degree. Bachelor of Arts in Community Development degree will be classified according to the following Grade Point Averages:

First Class                           4.4 – 5.0

Upper Second class             3.5 – 4.3

Lower Second Class             2.7 – 3.4

Pass                                  2.0 – 2.6

Fail                                    0   – 1.9

MATUKIO KATIKA PICHA

Na Consolata Haule

                     wachezaji wa mpira wa wavu wa Chuo kikuu cha Tumaini(wenye jezi ya bluu) na Chuo kikuu cha Mzumbe (wenye jezi ya machungwa)  wakiwa pamoja katika picha.

               mchezaji wa Chuo cha Tumaini akijaribu kumtoka mchezaji wa Chuo cha Mzumbe

CHUO KIKUU CHA TUMAINI CHAIBUKA WASHINDI DHIDI YA CHUO KIKUU CHA MZUMBE (MBEYA)

            

          Na Consolata Haule.

         

     Chuo kikuu cha Tumaini chaibuka kidedea katika michezo yote iliyochezwa katika viwanja vya chuoni hapo kwa kuwachapa wageni wao Mzumbe katika michezo yote iliyochezwa hapo ikijumuhisha mpira wa miguu,mpira wa pete,mpira wa nyavu pamoja na mpira wa kikapu.
 
      Katika mpira wa miguu Chuo kikuu cha Tumaini ilishinda magoli 3-0 katka vipindi tofauti na magoli ya mawili ya kwanza yalifungwa na mchezaji namba 4 SHIKIDE  na kipindi cha pili goli lilifungwa na na mchezaji namba 11 SELSUSE MPOTO. Hivyo mpaka dakika tisini za uwanjani Chuo cha Tumaini kilikuwa kinaongoza kwa magoli dhidi ya wapinzani wao Chuo kikuu cha Mzumbe.
       
      Kwa upande wa mpira wa pete Chuo cha Tumaini kiliweza ongeza kwa magoli 27 kwa 11 dhidi ya Chuo kikuu cha Mzumbe.Vilevile mpira wa wavu waliweza kuongoza tena kwa kuwafunga MZUMBE kwa seti 3 kwa 0(bila).Vilevile mpira wa kikapu Tumaini waliibuka tena kidedea.

                wachezaji wa chuo kikuu cha Tumaini wakiwa katika picha ya pamoja kabla ya mechi kuanza.

             
                    wachezaji wa Chuo kikuu cha Mzumbe