Janga la njaa: UN yashauri watu wale wadudu

[Vinci]

ha ha ha ha.. Preta bhaana..unamla huyo wa chini wa juu unamuacha anajaza wengine:boom:

wewe nimekushtukia.....mbona unawaweka wawili wawili.....?...ni lazima nikila nile wawili.....?

 

[Lumukwi]

baadhi ya wadudu watamu kweli.. lakini sio kwa sababu ya njaa ndo watu wale hadi Mende

 

[EMT]

Niliona twitter nikashangaa. There is nothing wrong kula wadudu kama ni tamaduni zenu au taste zenu. but people should not eat them to reduce the number of hungry people. what's next? eat grass just to reduce the number of hungry people?

Ironically.....

The UK Border Force said that it detained a 22-year-old man who tried to smuggle 94 kilograms (about 207 pounds) of dried caterpillars through customs officials at Gatwick Airport, near London, last Saturday. The man, who had arrived from Burkina Faso in West Africa (after a changeover in Istanbul, Turkey), put tens of thousands of the dead insects in his luggage in four large hessian bags, shrink-wrapped in plastic. It was the largest find of its kind ever at the airport.

According to the UK Interior Ministry, the unidentified man claimed that they were to be used for “food” and “personal consumption.” Custom officials warned the man about restrictions on such bizarre imports into Britain, but he was not arrested nor charged with any crimes.

The Border Force said it will destroy the huge haul of dead worms. "I would warn travelers not to attempt to bring any products of animal origin into the UK without a permit, as they may not have been inspected to appropriate standards and may contain diseases," said Border Force spokeswoman Ingrid Smith in a statement.


“This was an unusual seizure but the vigilance of our officers has stopped these dried insects from entering the UK, and possibly posing a risk to our food chain."


British immigration rules have bans on various types of fauna and flora. According to the Independent newspaper, the caterpillars were probably Mopane worms, which are regarded as a delicacy across much of Africa.

“These are eaten commonly throughout Africa and are already sold through outlets in the UK, so I can’t see that there is a tangible threat to our food chain,” Stuart Hine, an insect expert at the Natural History Museum in London, told the paper.

“That said, once this kind of insect foodstuff becomes more common in the UK, either imported or otherwise, it will eventually be subject to UK food standards. At the moment its sale and use is deemed somewhat as a novelty and food standards are not necessarily invoked.”

Indeed, Mopane worms are already commercially available for human consumption in the UK -- online retailer Firebox sells 40-gram bags of the insects for £16.99 ($25.54), claiming they are protein-rich. At that price, the man in the airport lost about $60,000, the Independent calculated.

Solutions Journal further reported that in Burkina Faso -- a poor landlocked country -- caterpillars are being used as a nutritional supplement in traditional grains and vegetables as a way to fight hunger in the country. “The country suffers from widespread malnutrition and a lack of access to doctors,” SJ stated.

“Caterpillars might not be haute cuisine for many Americans, but [some Africans are] promoting them as a simple, nutritious solution to the continent’s high rate of malnutrition. … The caterpillar larva is recognized as highly nutritious and is eaten with many of the region’s staple foods, such as sorghum, millet, rice, maize, peanuts, potatoes, beans, yams and okra.”


According to CIA/World Factbook, Burkina Faso has a 77 percent unemployment rate, with almost half the population living below the poverty line.


SJ estimated that half of the children who die in the country before their fifth birthday suffered from malnutrition.
“The health situation was aggravated in 2009, when the heaviest rainfall in 90 years triggered massive floods that contaminated water sources and forced many to flee,” SJ added.

Why Did A Man Try To Smuggle Dried Caterpillars From Africa Into London Airport?

 

[Kiteitei]

Mwenye kuhitaji nina kilo tatu za washawasha...nipm

 

[Tusker Bariiiidi]

Crabs (NGADU) watamu Mweee

 

[Kiranga]

I was listening to this on the beeb yesterday.

Senene na panzi mbona kitoweo watu kibao wanakula Tanzania.

Chakula tunachokula kinatokana na mlinganyo wa upatikanaji.

Hizi kinai zote tunazoziona zinatokana na mlinganyo wa upatikanaji. Kuna sababu nzuri sana kwa nini Wachina wanakula vitu vingi sana, na Watanzania wanakula wali, ugali, mboga chache za majani, nyama na samaki.

Kadiri watu wanavyozidi kuongezeka, ndivyo uchaguzi wa vyakula unavyozidi kupungua.

Wachina wangesema wale wali tu, wangemaliza mchele wa dunia nzima! Moja ya sababu wanakula vitu vingi.

This is a matter of time, we might as well get with the program.

And on that note, let me look for some nice Mexican restaurant.

Some Panzi for Pazi, Senene for unene, wa afya.Dududwasha wa kupasha.

Kama hawapandi hata chocolate unawanyunyuzia, kama kashata za kudata.

 

[ZeMarcopolo]

Mtu mwenye njaa hangoji kushauriwa kitu cha kula. Hata mizizi ya mgomba anaweza kula.

 

[okaoni]

Naona sasa Marekani watapumua, fungu la kuhamasisha ujengaji wa vyoo na ununuzi wa vyandarua kwa nchi za afrika utaisha kwani inzi na mbu sasa zimepata walaji

 

[Sarin]

Mi nakula senene, kumbikumbi, mchwa wakubwa na Kaa(ngadu). Wote ni watamu bt kaa nimekula enzi hzoo wakati nachunga mbuzi porini

 

[Lady doctor]

I was listening to this on the beeb yesterday.

Senene na panzi mbona kitoweo watu kibao wanakula Tanzania.

Chakula tunachokula kinatokana na mlinganyo wa upatikanaji.

Hizi kinai zote tunazoziona zinatokana na mlinganyo wa upatikanaji. Kuna sababu nzuri sana kwa nini Wachina wanakula vitu vingi sana, na Watanzania wanakula wali, ugali, mboga chache za majani, nyama na samaki.

Kadiri watu wanavyozidi kuongezeka, ndivyo uchaguzi wa vyakula unavyozidi kupungua.

Wachina wangesema wale wali tu, wangemaliza mchele wa dunia nzima! Moja ya sababu wanakula vitu vingi.

This is a matter of time, we might as well get with the program.

And on that note, let me look for some nice Mexican restaurant.

Some Panzi for Pazi, Senene for unene, wa afya.Dududwasha wa kupasha.

Kama hawapandi hata chocolate unawanyunyuzia, kama kashata za kudata.

ha!ha!ha! Ngoja nikatafute nyoka walipo nianze kujipatia kitoweo

 

[kahtaan]

Mtu mwenye njaa hangoji kushauriwa kitu cha kula. Hata mizizi ya mgomba anaweza kula.

Kuna jamaa yangu niko nae kazini. Alikwenda china. Akakuta kwenye mgahawa kuna meza zina matundu. Kabla ya kukaa sawa anaona jirani yake kaletewa fresh monkey. Akachomekwa kwenye yale matundu miguu ina ning'inia halafu wahudumu wakafungua kichwa cha monkey Jamaa akaanza kula umbongo wa tumbili mbichi. Haki ya mama sio jokes.
Jamaa yangu kidogo atapike uti wake wa mgongo. Hahahahahahaha. Wachina usipochunga anaweza kula mwanao.

 

[Nzowa Godat]

Mtu mwenye njaa hangoji kushauriwa kitu cha kula. Hata mizizi ya mgomba anaweza kula.

Mizizi ya mgomba ni hatari kwa wanaume inaongeza sana saizi ya uume.

 

[ZeMarcopolo]

Kuna jamaa yangu niko nae kazini. Alikwenda china. Akakuta kwenye mgahawa kuna meza zina matundu. Kabla ya kukaa sawa anaona jirani yake kaletewa fresh monkey. Akachomekwa kwenye yale matundu miguu ina ning'inia halafu wahudumu wakafungua kichwa cha monkey Jamaa akaanza kula umbongo wa tumbili mbichi. Haki ya mama sio jokes.
Jamaa yangu kidogo atapike uti wake wa mgongo. Hahahahahahaha. Wachina usipochunga anaweza kula mwanao.

Kuna jamaa yangu wa Siera Leone aliniambia kwao wanakula nyani!

Ila hii ya chini ya kula mbichi ni too much kwanza sio healthy kabisa!!!

 

[ZeMarcopolo]

Mizizi ya mgomba ni hatari kwa wanaume inaongeza sana saizi ya uume.

Hahaahahahahha hii kali. Wabongo inabidi sasa tutengeneze atlas ya mitishamba!

 

[Mwali]

Ironically.....

The UK Border Force said that it detained a 22-year-old man who tried to smuggle 94 kilograms (about 207 pounds) of dried caterpillars through customs officials at Gatwick Airport, near London, last Saturday. The man, who had arrived from Burkina Faso in West Africa (after a changeover in Istanbul, Turkey), put tens of thousands of the dead insects in his luggage in four large hessian bags, shrink-wrapped in plastic. It was the largest find of its kind ever at the airport.

According to the UK Interior Ministry, the unidentified man claimed that they were to be used for "food" and "personal consumption." Custom officials warned the man about restrictions on such bizarre imports into Britain, but he was not arrested nor charged with any crimes.

The Border Force said it will destroy the huge haul of dead worms. "I would warn travelers not to attempt to bring any products of animal origin into the UK without a permit, as they may not have been inspected to appropriate standards and may contain diseases," said Border Force spokeswoman Ingrid Smith in a statement.


"This was an unusual seizure but the vigilance of our officers has stopped these dried insects from entering the UK, and possibly posing a risk to our food chain."


British immigration rules have bans on various types of fauna and flora. According to the Independent newspaper, the caterpillars were probably Mopane worms, which are regarded as a delicacy across much of Africa.

"These are eaten commonly throughout Africa and are already sold through outlets in the UK, so I can't see that there is a tangible threat to our food chain," Stuart Hine, an insect expert at the Natural History Museum in London, told the paper.

"That said, once this kind of insect foodstuff becomes more common in the UK, either imported or otherwise, it will eventually be subject to UK food standards. At the moment its sale and use is deemed somewhat as a novelty and food standards are not necessarily invoked."

Indeed, Mopane worms are already commercially available for human consumption in the UK -- online retailer Firebox sells 40-gram bags of the insects for £16.99 ($25.54), claiming they are protein-rich. At that price, the man in the airport lost about $60,000, the Independent calculated.

Solutions Journal further reported that in Burkina Faso -- a poor landlocked country -- caterpillars are being used as a nutritional supplement in traditional grains and vegetables as a way to fight hunger in the country. "The country suffers from widespread malnutrition and a lack of access to doctors," SJ stated.

"Caterpillars might not be haute cuisine for many Americans, but [some Africans are] promoting them as a simple, nutritious solution to the continent's high rate of malnutrition. … The caterpillar larva is recognized as highly nutritious and is eaten with many of the region's staple foods, such as sorghum, millet, rice, maize, peanuts, potatoes, beans, yams and okra."


According to CIA/World Factbook, Burkina Faso has a 77 percent unemployment rate, with almost half the population living below the poverty line.


SJ estimated that half of the children who die in the country before their fifth birthday suffered from malnutrition.
"The health situation was aggravated in 2009, when the heaviest rainfall in 90 years triggered massive floods that contaminated water sources and forced many to flee," SJ added.

Why Did A Man Try To Smuggle Dried Caterpillars From Africa Into London Airport?

UN hawakuwapasha habari? lol

 

[Lady doctor]

Mizizi ya mgomba ni hatari kwa wanaume inaongeza sana saizi ya uume.

hii ni habari njema kwa wenye vibamia

 

[Kongosho]

Ungewala sana if this is proved to be true?

mmmh, may be 🙁

Huyo yupi? Wa juu au wa chini?

The more specific the better.

Wote wawili wanacompliment nutrient mbalimbali

wewe nimekushtukia.....mbona unawaweka wawili wawili.....?...ni lazima nikila nile wawili.....?

Wawili wawili wanakuwa na virutubisho zaidi

ile soup ya pweza ni booster nzuri sana ukipita feri pale jioni utashuhudia wanaume wakiboost na wanawke utatafuta mlago wa uwani kama mhusika yuko mbali hii nilisikia huko kgmboni kwetu

Pweza kwa waume, ngisi wa wake
Niliambiwa forodhani
Inatakiwa mle wote, mme na mke
Siku hiyo hadi bati litaongea

Huyo Kongosho kuwa makini nae.

Ndo maana nimemwambia awe specific kama ni kula wa juu au wa chini.

Kichwa chake tayari kimejaa wadudu na kumfanya afikirie kidudududu. lol

Unatakiwa kula wote wawili

 

[Kongosho]

Bold, very true
No wonder siwezi kula baadhi ya sea food(prawns? lobster?) na watu wananicheka sana
Wanasahau hata wao hawawezi senene na kumbikumbi

I was listening to this on the beeb yesterday.

Senene na panzi mbona kitoweo watu kibao wanakula Tanzania.

Chakula tunachokula kinatokana na mlinganyo wa upatikanaji.

Hizi kinai zote tunazoziona zinatokana na mlinganyo wa upatikanaji. Kuna sababu nzuri sana kwa nini Wachina wanakula vitu vingi sana, na Watanzania wanakula wali, ugali, mboga chache za majani, nyama na samaki.

Kadiri watu wanavyozidi kuongezeka, ndivyo uchaguzi wa vyakula unavyozidi kupungua.

Wachina wangesema wale wali tu, wangemaliza mchele wa dunia nzima! Moja ya sababu wanakula vitu vingi.

This is a matter of time, we might as well get with the program.

And on that note, let me look for some nice Mexican restaurant.

Some Panzi for Pazi, Senene for unene, wa afya.Dududwasha wa kupasha.

Kama hawapandi hata chocolate unawanyunyuzia, kama kashata za kudata.

 

[Steve Dii]

Niliona twitter nikashangaa. There is nothing wrong kula wadudu kama ni tamaduni zenu au taste zenu. but people should not eat them to reduce the number of hungry people. what's next? eat grass just to reduce the number of hungry people?

mwali weye kwa jani...looh, haukamatiki!!

 

[Steve Dii]

...na hii teknolojia inakokwenda huko mbeleni, mmmmh... the next stop ni UN kushauri watu duniani kula ugali na nafaka nyinginezo kwa kuangalia A Bug's Life in 3D (kama mboga)!!