Balozi Amina Salum Ali Alipomtembelea Rais Jakaya Kikwete

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Napenda sana hajavaa Baibui au vilemba; na Amesoma kweli huyu Mama, alisha wahi kuwa Waziri wa Fedha Tanzania




Balozi Wa Umoja wa Afrika(African Union)nchini Marekan, Balozi Amina Salum Ali Akijadiliana na Rais Jakaya Kikwete Ikulu Jijini Dar es Salaam alipomtembelea hivi karibuni pamoja na mambo mengine Balozi Amina Salum Ali alimpa Muktasari Rais Jakaya Kikwete mpango kabambe wa kuwavutia wawekezaji nchini Tanzania na bara zima la Afrika katika mchakato wa maendeleo.


Balozi Wa Umoja wa Afrika (African Union) nchini Marekani Balozi Amina Salum Ali akiwa katika picha ya pamoja na Rais Jakaya Kikwete Ikulu Jijini Dra es Salaam Muda mfupi baada ya kumaliza Mazungumzo hivi karibuni

Rais Jakaya Kikwete(Kulia)akimkaribisha Balozi Umoja wa Afrika(African Union)nchini Marekani Balozi Amina Salum Ali Ikulu Jijini Dar es Salaam

 

[CAMARADERIE]

Hajawahi kuwa Waziri wa Fedha........labda huko kwao

 

[Memo]

Hajawahi kuwa Waziri wa Fedha........labda huko kwao

Hahaha!Mkuu, waziri wa fedha za nyumbani kwake

 

[matambo]

kama nakumbuka vizuri aliwahi kuwa waziri wa wanawake, jinsia na watoto enzi za mzee mwinyi (kama sijamchanganya na anne makinda) ila aliwahi kuwa waziri enzi za mwinyi

 

[nngu007]

Hajawahi kuwa Waziri wa Fedha........labda huko kwao

Worldwide Guide to Women in Leadership FEMALE MINISTERS OF FINANCE AND ECONOMY 1920-99 The Portfolio did long remain a male domain but during the last couple of years more and more women has been appointed to take care of the finance and economy, which is traditionally one of the most important ministries. Deputy Ministers can be found in the entries about the government members in Women in governments by country 1929-36 People's Commissar of Finance Varvara Nikoleavna Iakovleva, Russia (USSR) Circa 1920-29 Deputy Peoples Commissar for Enlightenment (Education) in USSR. In 1938 she was imprisoned in one of Stalin's purges and was either executed or died in a Gulak Camp. She lived (1884-1944) 1930-40 People's Commissar of Fishery Economy Polina Semenovna Zemcuzina, United Socialist Soviet Republics (USSR) Her surname is also transcribed as Zhemchuzhina. In 1930 she was Deputy Minister of Food Industry, Wife of Premier Minister Molotov (1930-40). She lived (1896-1967) 1939-43 People's Commissar of State Control of the Economy Rozaliia Samoilovna Zemliachka, United Socialist Soviet Republics (USSR) Also known as Rozaliya Samoylovna Zalkind, she was member of the Social Democratic Party from 1898 and member of it's Central Committee in 1903. Ative in the 1905 Moscow-revolution and in 1909 Secretary of the Party Organization in Baku before immigrating. She returned during World War I, and during the Civil War she was head of the political department of the 8th and 13th armies. First Secretary of the Crimean Party 1920-21 and one of the persons responsible for the blood bath in the area. She held many high party posts before becoming member of the Central Committee of the Communist Party and Vice-President of the Council of People's Commissars and in charge of State Control of the Economy. She lived (1876-1947). 1947-48 Minister without Portfolio for Household Economy 1948-49 Minister of Household Economy Karin Kock Lindberg, Sweden She lived (1891-1976) 1969-70 Minister of Finance Indira Gandhi, India One of the many Portfolios' Indira Gandhi held during her tenure as Prime Minister 1966-77 and 1980-84 was that of Finance. She lived (1917-84) 1970-77 Minister of Planning, Economy and Plan-implementation Sirimavo Ratwatte Dias Bandaranaike, Sri Lanka During her first two tenures as Prime Minister 1960-66, 1970-77, she held various other Portfolios. During the last 1994-2000 she was only chief of government. She lived (1916-2000). 1971-72 Second Minister of Finance (Taxation) Margit Eskman, Finland In 1970 she was Minister in the Office of the Premier Minister 1975-79 Minister of Finance Marie-Christine Mbokou, Central African Republic On October 4th-8th 1976 she led the Central African Republic delegation to a IMF and World Bank meeting in Manila, Philippines. 1976-77 Minister of the Treasury and National Revenue Monique Bégin, Canada 1975-76 Parliamentary Secretary to the Minister for External Affairs, 1977-79 and 1980-93 Minister of National Health and Welfare. Progressive Conservative MP 1972-84. (b. 1936-) 1976-89, 1991-96 Representative of the King in the Ministry of Finance H.R.H. Ashi Sonam Chhoden Wangchuk, Bhutan 1990-91 and 1996-97 Minister of Finance 2000- Representative in the Ministry of Finance Chairperson of Royal Insurance Corporation since 1975, of Druk Air from 1980 Corporation, of National Women's Association from 1981,of Royal Civil Service Commission and Royal Monetary Authority since 1982. 1991-94 Repetitive in Ministry of Agriculture and 1997-98 Representative in Ministry of Agriculture (b. 1953-). 1976-79 Paymaster General Shirley Williams, United Kingdom 1966-67 she was Parliamentary Secretary of Labour, 1967-68 Parliamentary Secretary of Technology, 1969-70 Minister of State of Home Office, Shadow Home Secretary 1971-73, 1974-76 Secretary of State of Prize and Consumer's Affairs. 1976-79 she was also and Secretary of State of Education. In 1976 she was candidate for the leadership of Labour Leadership, later one of the founding members and 1982-87 President of Social Democratic Party and afterwards a leading member of the Liberal Democrats after the merger of SDP with the Liberal Party, 1993 created Baroness Williams of Crosby. (b. 1930- ). 1978 Minister in the Ministry of Finance Marilyn Gordon, Trinidad and Tobago 1972-76 Parliamentary Secretary for Better Village Program, 1976-78 Parliamentary Secretary of Sports, 1978-79 Minister in the Ministry of Industry and Trade, 1979-81 Minister of Transport, 1981 Minister of Culture, Sport and Youth, 1981-82 Minister of Transport, 1982-85 Minister of Culture, Sport and Youth, 1985 Minister of Education 1979-80 Minister of Finance Ellen Johnson-Sirleaf, Liberia 1972-73 and 1977-79 Secretary of State of Finance, 1980 President of the National Bank, 1980-85 Leading Member of the Opposition, 1985-86 in Prison, 1990-94 Leading member of exile-government of Amos Sawyer in United States of America, 1994-97 African Director of the UNDP (United Nations Development Program). From 1997 Leader of the Unity Party. Presidential Candidate in 1997, Candidate for the Chairmanship of the National Transitional Government in 2003 and finally won the presidential elections in November 2005 and took office in January 2006. She is divorced, mother of a number of children, and grandmother. (b. 193. 1979-81 Minister in the Ministry of Finance Norma Lewis-Phillip, Trinidad and Tobago 1978-79 Parliamentary Secretary of Finance, 1981-82 Minister of Local Government, 1982 Minister in the Ministry of Health and Environment. (d. 2008). 1979-81 Minister of Finance Gloria Amon Nikoi, Ghana In 1969-74 she was Deputy Chief of Mission to the UN, 1979 Minister of Foreign Affairs and 1979-81 Member of the Revolutionary Council of The Armed Forces (Junta), from 1981 Chairperson of the Bank of Housing and Construction. (b. 1930-). 1979-81 Second Minister of Finance (Taxation) Pirkko Anikki Työläjärvi 1975-76 Second Minister of Health and Social Affairs, 1977-79 Minister of Health and Social Affairs 1977-82 Minister of Nordic Co-operation, 1981-82 Minister of Trade and Industry, From 1982-85 Deputy Speaker of the Riksdag/Edskunan, 1982-83 Chairperson of the Foreign Affairs Committee, 1985-99 Landshövding-Maraherra (Governor) of Åbo/Turku and Pori Province. (b. 1938- ). 1980-84 Minister of Economy Colette Flesh, Luxembourg Also Vice-Premier, Minister of Foreign Affairs, External Trade and the Self Employed and Minister of Justice. See biography at Vice Premiers 1920-90 (b. 1934- ). 1980-98 Minister of Finance Yun Gi-jong, North Korea No other information found about her. 1980-83 Minister of Finance Dame Margaret Guilfoyle, Australia 1975 Minister of Education,1975-80 Minister of Social Affairs and from 1980 concurrently Minister Assisting the Prime Minister on Child Care Matters (b. 1926 in Belfast, Northern Ireland) 1980-95 Minister of Finance Dame M. Eugenia Charles, Dominica As Prime Minister she was also Minister of External Affairs, Trade and Industry, Defence, Minister of Information and Public Relations. In 1992 she was Knighted by Queen Elizabeth of the United Kingdom, the former Head of State of Dominica. Unmarried and lived (1916-2005). 1980-84 Secretary of The Treasury Carmen Ana Culpeper, Puerto Rico Later had posts in the financial and public sector, 2000 as head of the Puertorican Telecommunication Company. 1982 Minister of Economic Affairs M. Croes, Nederlandse Antillen 1982 Minister of Health and Environment1982-84 Minister of Welfare, Youth, Sports, Culture and Recreation 1982-83 Minister of Economy Maria L. Ph. Liberia-Peters, Nederlandse Antillen 1984-86 and 1988-93 Premier Minister, Minister of General Affairs and the Interior, Minister of Health and Environment. (b.1941-) 1983 Minister of Coordination Maritza Izaguirre Porras 1998-99 Minister of National Public Finance, Venezuela Between 1982-83 Venezuelan Governor in the World Bank and later official in the Inter-American Development Bank. (b. 1939-) 1983-? Minister of Economy Leticia Matay, Honduras 1981-83 she was Subsecretary for Industry and Internal Trade in Ministry of Economy and Trade and later she became rector of the University of Technology. 1984 Minister of State (Finance) Pat Carney, Canada 1988-89 President of The Treasury Board Patricia Carney was Progressive Conservative MP 1980-84, 1984-87 Minister of Energy, Mines and Resources, 1986-87 Minister of International Trade, 1988 Minister of Foreign Trade and from 1990 Senator. (b. 1935-). 1984-86 Minister of State (Finance) Barbara Jean McDougall, Canada Progressive Conservative MP 1984-93, 1986-88 she was Minister of State for Privatization and 1986-90 Minister Responsible for the Status of Women, 1988-91 Minister of Employment and Immigration and 1991-93 Foreign Minister (b. 1937- ) 1984-89 Minister of Finances, Trade and Environment Jóngerð Purkhús, The Faero Islands 1989-91 Minister of Economy, Statistics, Transport and Justice The territory's first female minister and later worked as Assistant Secretary of Budget in the Ministry of Economy Ca. 1985 Minister of Finance and Credit Maria Mercedes Cuéllar de Martinez, Colombia 1982-84 Vice-Minister of Housing and Public Works, 1984-85 Vice-Minister of Finance and Credit In 1988 she became Director of National Planning. And in 1999 she was candidate in the primary for the liberal party's selection of a Presidential candidate. 1986-90 Secretary of State of Finance and Budget Clara Boscagli, San Marino 1974-76 Minister of State of Public Works, 1976-78 Minister of State of the Interior, 1979-84 Secretary General of Partito Democratico Cristiano. She lived (1930-90) 1986-87 Secretary of Economic Planning Solita Collas-Monsod, Philippines 1987-89 Cabinet Member and Director General for the National Economic and Development Department 1987-91 Minister of Finance Bintou Sango, Burkino Faso No other information found about her. 1987-93 Secretary of Economy Anson Chan-fan On Sang, Hong Kong (United Kingdom/China) 1993 Secretary of The Civil Service and 1993-2001 Chief Secretary. See Premier Ministers of External Territories (b. 1940-) 1988-90 and 1993-96 Minister of Finance and Economy Benazir Bhutto, Pakistan During her tenures as Prime Minister she held various Portfolios. She was killed by a sucide bomb. She lived (1953-2007) 1988-90 Minister of Finance Shirley Kuo Wang-jung, Taiwan 1990-93 Minister of State and Chairperson of Council of Economic Development 1973-77 Deputy Chairperson of Economic Planning Council, 1977-79 Deputy Chairperson of the Council of Economic Planning Development, 1979-88 Deputy Governor of the Central Bank of China, the National Bank of Taiwan 1993-98 and 1999-2000 Minister of State and 1998-99 Minister without Portfolio. Also known as Dr. Shirley W.Y. Kuo. (b. 1930-) 1988-89 Economic Secretary to the Treasury Gillian Shepard, United Kingdom 1990-92 Minister of State of The Treasury 1989-90 she was Parliamentary Under-Secretary of State of Social Security, 1992-93 Secretary of State of Employment, 1993-94 Secretary of Agriculture, Fisheries and Foods, 1994-97 Secretary of State of Education, 1995-97 Secretary of State of Employment and Member of the Conservative Shadow Cabinet 1997-99. (b. 1940-) 1989-90 Deputy Premier and Minister of Economy Kasimiera Danutė Prunskienė, Lithuania 1990-91 Prime Minister. (17.3-10.1) 1989-90 Minister of Economy Prof. Dr. Christa Luft, German Democratic Republic (DDR) Also Vice-Premier, 1994-2002 Deputy Parliamentary Leader of The Party of Democratic Socialism (PDS) in the Federal Assembly (Bundestag). See also Vice Premiers 1920-90. (b. 1937-) 1989-90 Minister of Finance Uta Nickel, German Democratic Republic (DDR) 1988-89 she was State Secretary for Finances (b. 1941-) 1989-90 Minister of Finance Eglée Iturbe de Blanco, Venezuela Former Vice-Minister of Finance and International Banking official 1989-90 Minister of State, Director General of the Economic Planning Agency Sumiko Takahara, Japan Ambassador to Sweden, Finland and Estonia 1995-98. She lived (1934-2001). 1989-96 and 2001 Minister of Administration and Budget Sandra Sumang Pierantozzi, Palau (Balau) Her country's first female minister. In 2001 she became Vice-President and was again appointed to the government. More details at Vice-Presidents. Secretary of State 2009-10. 1990-93 Secretary of State of Finance Licelott Catalina Marte Hoffiz de Barrios, Dominican Republic Licelott Marte de Barrios was Minister Councillor 1966-68 and 1968-71 Ambassador and Alternative Delegate of the Permanent Mission to the United Nations and Delegate to the General Assembly and other committees until 1978, also Plenipotentiary Delegate to the General Assembly to the Organisation of American State, 1973-78 Subsecretary of State for External Relations, 1975 Acting Foreign Secretary and from 1978 Ambassador-at-Large, Leader of the Association of Advocates, 1993-96 Secretary of State in the Office of the President and President of the National Petroleum Company and from 2002 Secretary of Electoral Affairs of the Partido Reformista Social Cristiano (PRSC) and MP. 1990-93 Minister of Finance Ruth Richardson, New Zealand Had been a National Party MP for a number of years. Resigned and withdrew totally from politics. 1990-91 Minister of Finance and Economy Zélia Maria Cardoso de Mello, Brazil Secretary of Financial Control in the Secretariat of the National Treasury 1986-87. (b. 1953-) 1990-97 Minister Economic Planning Danielle Marie-Madeleine Jorre de St. Jorre, Seychelles Also Minister of Foreign Affairs and 1993-97 of Environment, 1984-90 she was Undersecretary in the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Planning. She lived (1943-97) 1990-96 Minister of Finance Amina Salum Ali, Zanzibar (Tanzania) 1996-2005 Minister of the Treasury 1985-88 Deputy Minister of Finance, Economy and Planning and 1988-90 Minister of State of Foreign Affairs for International Cooperation. In 2000 she was a candidate for the nomination for Presidential candidate of the ruling Chama Cha Mapinduzi party. From 2005 State Minister in the Chief Minister's Office. (b. 1956-)

 

[CAMARADERIE]

Worldwide Guide to Women in Leadership FEMALE MINISTERS OF FINANCE AND ECONOMY 1920-99 The Portfolio did long remain a male domain but during the last couple of years more and more women has been appointed to take care of the finance and economy, which is traditionally one of the most important ministries. Deputy Ministers can be found in the entries about the government members in Women in governments by country 1990-96 Minister of Finance Amina Salum Ali, Zanzibar (Tanzania) 1996-2005 Minister of the Treasury 1985-88 Deputy Minister of Finance, Economy and Planning and 1988-90 Minister of State of Foreign Affairs for International Cooperation. In 2000 she was a candidate for the nomination for Presidential candidate of the ruling Chama Cha Mapinduzi party. From 2005 State Minister in the Chief Minister's Office. (b. 1956-)

Thats right........Zanzibar and not TANZANIA......ndio nikasema huko kwao

 

[matambo]

1985-88 Deputy Minister of Finance, Economy and Planning and 1988-90 Minister of State of Foreign Affairs for International Cooperation. In 2000 she was a candidate for the nomination for Presidential candidate of the ruling Chama Cha Mapinduzi party. From 2005 State Minister in the Chief Minister's Office. (b. 1956-) thank you kwa clarification mkuu

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[nngu007]

Thats right........Zanzibar and not TANZANIA......ndio nikasema huko kwao

1961-62 Elizabeth the Second, Queen of Tanganyika and of Her other Realms and Territories, Head of the Commonwealth (09.12-09.12)
Queen of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland since 1952
1962-69 Deputy Minister for Health Bibi Titi Mohammed
One of the founding members of the Tanzanian African National Union (TANU), and played a major role in fighting for Tanzania's independence, among the first female MP's elected in 1961, she was sentenced to life imprisonment in 1969 for attempting to overthrow the government together with number of others, but received presidential pardon 2 years later, and lived (1926-2000)
1962-65 Parliamentary Secretary of Co-operatives and Community Development Lucy S. Lameck
1965-70 Deputy Minister of Co-operatives and Community Development
1970-75 Parliamentary Secretary of Health and Social Welfare
One of the first female MP's elected in 1961
1975-79 Minister of Justice Ndugu Julie Manning
1975-80 Minister of Housing and Lands Ndugu Tabitha Siwale
1980-82 Minister of National Education
Ca. 1975-76 Deputy Minister of Finance Lily Monze
1976 Minister of Economic and Technical Cooperation
1982-88 Deputy Minister of Education Naila Lazaro Kiula
1989-90 Deputy Minister of Local Government
1990-92 Minister of Works, Public Utilities, Roads and Construction
1992-95 Minister of Works, Communication and Transport
1982-86 Minister of State by the Prime Minister [SIZE=-1]Gertrude Ibengwe Mongella[/SIZE]
1986-89 Minister of National Resources and Tourism
1989-90 Minister without Portfolio by Premier Minister
Between 1990-93 Ambassador to India, 1993-95 Secretary General for United Nations-Women's Conference, 1996-2004 Special Representative of the Secretary General of the United Nations on Women's Development. From 2004 President of the Parliament of the African Union.
1983-86 Minister of State by the Prime Minister Anna Makinda
1987-89 Minister of State of Capital Development by the President
1989-90 Minister of State by the 1. Vice-President and Prime Minister
1990-92 Minister of Community Development
1990-94 Minister of Social Affairs
1990-95 Minister of Women's and Children's Affairs
1994-95 Minister of Community Development
Deputy Speaker of the National Assembly from 2005.
1985-89 Minister of Culture and Community Development Fatma Said Ali
1989-91 Minister of State of Civil Service by the President
1993-2000 Minister of State of Civil Service by the President
1985-88 Deputy Minister of Finance, Economy and Planning Amina Salum Ali
1988-90 Minister of State for International Cooperation in the Ministry of Foreign Affairs
Since 1990 Minister in the Cabinet of Zanzibar. (b. 1956-).

1987-89 Minister of State in the President's Office Anna M. Abdallah
1989-90 Minister of State in the Prime Minister's Office
1990-92 Minister of Agriculture and Livestocks Development
1992-95 Minister of State of Regional Administration. and Local Government by the First Vice-President and Prime Minister
1995-2000 Minister of Works and Labour
2000-06 Minister of Health
District Commissioner of Morogoro 1973-75, Regional Commissioner for Morogoro Region 1975-83 and for the Dodoma Region 1983-88. Some had speculated she would be appointed Prime Minister in 2006 but instead she was dropped from the cabinet.

1988-89 Minister of Culture Fay King Chung
1995-97 Minister for Health Zakia Hamdan Meghji
1997-06 Minister of National Resources and Tourism
2006-08 Minister of Finance
1995-2000 Minister for Community Development, Women's and Children's Affairs Mary Michael Nagu
2000-06 Minister of State in the Office of the President of Central Establishment and Civil Service
2006-08 Minister of Justice and Constitutional Affairs
2008-10 Minister of Industry, Trade and Marketing
2010- Minister in the Prime Minister's Office for Investment and Empowerment.
1997-? Deputy Minister of Finance Monica Mbega
1998 Deputy Minister of Water Resources Siggela Nswima
1998-2000 Deputy Minister of Health Tatu Musa Ntimizi
2000-05 Deputy Minister of Lands and Human Settlements
2000-06 Minister for Community Development, Women's and Children's Affairs Asha-Rose Migiro
2006-07 Minister of Foreign Affairs and International Cooperation
Deputy Secretary General of the United Nations from 2007. (b. 1950-).
2001-02 Deputy Minister of Commerce and Industry Ritta Mlaki
2002-06 Deputy Minister of Health
2006-08 Deputy Minister of Lands
2001-06 Deputy Minister for Community Development, Women's and Children's Affairs Shamin Parkar Khan

2005-06 Deputy Minister of Communications and Transport Dr. Maua Abeid Daftai
2006-10 Deputy Minister of Infrastructure
2005-06 Deputy Minister of Science, Technology and Higher Education Zabein Muhaji Mhita
2006-08 Deputy Minister of Natural Resources and Tourism
2006-10 Minister of Education and Vocational Training Margareth Sitta
2006-08 Minister of Community Development, Gender and Children Sophia Mnyambi Simba
2008-10 Minister of State in the President's Office for Good Governance
2010- Minister of Community Development, Gender and Children
2006- Minister of State in President's Office for Public Service Management Hawa Ghasia
2006-10 Deputy Minister of Regional Administration and Local Government Selina Kombani
2010- Minister in the Vice-President's Office for the African Union
2006 Deputy Minister of Planning and Economy Salome Mbatia
2006-07 Deputy Minister of Community Development, Gender and Children

2005-08 Deputy Minister of Water Shamsa Mwangunga
2008-10 Minister of Tourism and Natural Resources
2006- Deputy Minister of Health and Social Affairs Aisha Kigoda
2006-08 Deputy Minister of Higher Education, Science and Technology Gaudencia Kabaka
2010- Minister of Education
2006 Deputy Minister of Community Development, Gender and Children Dr. Batilda Buriani
2006-08 Deputy Minister of Planning and Economic Empowerment
2008-10 Minister of State in the Office of the Vice-President in charge of Environment
2007-08 Deputy Minister of Community Development, Gender and Children Dr. Lucy Nkya
2008-10 Minister of Community Development, Gender and Children
2010- Deputy Minister of Health and Social Welfare
2008-10 Deputy Minister in the Prime Minister's Office Celina Kombani
2010- Minister for Justice and Constitutional Affairs
2010- Minister in the Vice-President's Office for Environment Dr Therezya Luoga Hovisa
2010- Deputy Minister of Community Development, Gender and Children Umi Ali Mwalimu
2010 Deputy Minister for Information, Youth, Culture and Sport Dr Fenella Mukangara

 

[CAMARADERIE]

Nguu007
Asante kwa details........bado hajawahi kuwa waziri wa fedha wa tanzania akama mtoa thread alivyodai

 

[Likwanda]

Kuna uhusiano wowote baina ya vazi la Hijabu na habari uliyoitoa? Mbona kama umetuchanganya Mkuu!

 

[Leornado]

Kuna uhusiano wowote baina ya vazi la Hijabu na habari uliyoitoa? Mbona kama umetuchanganya Mkuu!

Anamaanisha kuwa huyu bibie anatofautisha kati ya dini na kazi, ndio maana kaenda kiofisi zaidi na sio katika vazi la ibada (ijabu).

Kumbuka kwenye mwongozo wa utumishi nguo zilizoruhusiwa kuvaliwa.

 

[njiwa]

Napenda sana hajavaa Baibui au vilemba; na Amesoma kweli huyu Mama, alisha wahi kuwa Waziri wa Fedha Tanzania

kumbe huwa wachukia sana mabint/ kina mama wa kiislam wakivaa stara! pole sana ... wapo wasomi na wanavaa stara!

 

[MOSOLIN]

kwani kutokuvaa lemba ndio msomi,kwanza mwanamke akivaa lemba ndio anapendeza zaidi kuliko hiyo minywele bandia aliyo weka....

 

[M-bongotz]

kumbe huwa wachukia sana mabint/ kina mama wa kiislam wakivaa stara! pole sana ... wapo wasomi na wanavaa stara!

Stara ndio baibui?.,mmh kiswahili bwana..

 

[AbasMzeEgyptian]

nadhani unajua na usomi wake ni kuwa hajui English kabisaaa

 

[Apta Kayla]

Anamaanisha kuwa huyu bibie anatofautisha kati ya dini na kazi, ndio maana kaenda kiofisi zaidi na sio katika vazi la ibada (ijabu).Kumbuka kwenye mwongozo wa utumishi nguo zilizoruhusiwa kuvaliwa.

Muongozo ulioutaja unamruhusu kuvaa hijab {hicho kilemba kama alivyosema yeye}

 

[pumbatupu]

nadhani unajua na usomi wake ni kuwa hajui English kabisaaa

Umejuaje kama hajui English..na unaposema usomi wake unmaanisha nini??..shida ya watanzania bwana ni kujua kiingereza... kiingereza ni lugha kama zingine unaweza kuielewa bila hata kupata shahada..hebu uwe unajaribu kuelewa v2 vidogovidogo mwenyewe..

 

[Barubaru]

Anamaanisha kuwa huyu bibie anatofautisha kati ya dini na kazi, ndio maana kaenda kiofisi zaidi na sio katika vazi la ibada (ijabu).

Kumbuka kwenye mwongozo wa utumishi nguo zilizoruhusiwa kuvaliwa.

Acha uongo huo . Mbona waziri Hawa Ghasia anavaa hijab mpaka bungeni. Na yeye ndio waziri mwenyewe wa utumishi ambao mwongozo huo anatoa yeye.

Fikiri kabla kuandika

 

[kende]

napita tu

 

[Rio Tinto]

President To Be...Viva Amina