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TAKUKURU yamng'ang'ania Mwakalebela


na Francis Godwin, Iringa


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SIKU moja baada ya Mahakama ya Hakimu Mkazi wa Wilaya ya Iringa kumwachia huru aliyekuwa Katibu Mkuu wa Shirikisho la Soka Tanzania (TFF), Frederick Mwakalebela, katika shitaka lake la rushwa katika mchakato wa kura za maoni ndani ya Chama Cha Mapinduzi (CCM), Jimbo la Iringa Mjini, Taasisi ya Kuzuia na Kupambana na Rushwa (TAKUKURU) mkoani hapa imekusudia kuendelea na kesi hiyo.
Akizungumza na Tanzania Daima, Mwanasheria wa TAKUKURU mkoani hapa, Ntimu Mizizi, alisema maamuzi ya mahakama hiyo chini ya Hakimu Festo Lwila ameyakubali na kuwa mapungufu yaliyokuwemo awali katika kesi hiyo namba 4 ya mwaka 2010, taasisi hiyo inayafanyia kazi na kufungua kesi yenye maelekezo ya mahakama.
Alisema maamuzi ya mahakama katika kesi hiyo yameonekana ni mazuri na yenye maelekezo ya kina zaidi kuliko ilivyokuwa kwa aliyekuwa Mbunge wa Jimbo la Mufindi Kaskazini, Joseph Mungai, ambapo mahakama haikuingia kiundani zaidi kama ilivyo katika maamuzi madogo ya kesi ya Mwakalebela.
Alisema kesho kutakuwa na majibu sahihi dhidi ya uamuzi wa TAKUKURU kuendelea na kesi hiyo ama la.
Mahakama hiyo chini ya Hakimu Lwila ambaye alikuwa anasikiliza shauri hilo, aliiondoa kesi hiyo na kumwachia huru mtuhumiwa huyo baada ya kuridhika na hoja moja ya upande wa utetezi kwamba kulikuwa na mapungufu ya kisheria kwenye hati ya mashitaka.
Mapungufu hayo ni mtuhumiwa kushitakiwa kwa makosa mawili kwenye hati moja ya mashitaka, hivyo kumfanya mtuhumiwa ashindwe kuelewa kwa usahihi kosa linalomkabili, kitu ambacho kinaweza kumfanya ashindwe kuandaa utetezi wake.
Aidha, Mwakalebela kesho ataendelea na kesi nyingine namba 8 ya mwaka 2010 ambayo inamkabili yeye pamoja na mkewe, Selina, ambayo ipo hatua ya kutolea hukumu pingamizi la kisheria iwapo iondolewe mahakamani au la.
 
Trophy haul is Nani's priority


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Updated Feb 26, 2011 4:42 PM ET
Nani admits he is having his best season at Manchester United, but insists it means nothing without silverware at the end of it.
The Portugal winger, who arrived at the Premier League club in 2007, has played a key role in United's campaign this term, scoring 10 goals and claiming 13 assists.
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But the 24-year-old says he will only reflect on his individual achievements once the Red Devils, currently top of the league and still competing on three fronts, have brought trophies to Old Trafford.
"It is my best season at United," said Nani in the Daily Express.
"It is good to have that many goals and assists but the most important thing is to win the trophies with the team.
"When I have won the trophies, I will look back at how I have contributed."
Nani has inevitably been likened to compatriot and ex-United ace Cristiano Ronaldo during his time at the club.
But while the winger says he is friends with the Real Madrid star, he has shrugged off any comparisons.
"I don't compare myself to Ronaldo or anyone else, I just think about myself and the club and what I can do for them," he said.
"I know people liken me to Cristiano but I just want to be Nani, a good player who people enjoy watching."
He added: "We are good friends. He spoke to me before the Marseille game and wished me good luck. He always tells me how well I am doing."
Despite his prolific form this season, Nani says he is still working on his game in order to reach his full potential.
"I hope to improve much more," he added.
"It is good for your confidence to know people are looking at you to win matches for the team. When you are on the pitch, it means you want the ball all the time because everything is going so well.
"I know, though, that I can do better. That is why I'm training hard every day and staying fit for every game."
 
Aston Villa 4-1 Blackburn Rovers


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Updated Feb 26, 2011 12:51 PM ET
Two-goal Ashley Young and Stewart Downing enabled Aston Villa to comfortably dispose of Blackburn 4-1 at Villa Park on Saturday.
Young's penalty broke the deadlock early in the second half and, after an own goal from Rovers defender Grant Hanley, Downing also got on the score-sheet before Nikola Kalinic's consolation.
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Young's stunning strike completed the scoring eight minutes from time and Blackburn skipper Ryan Nelsen was sent off in injury time for a second bookable offence.
Villa have now taken 12 points from their last seven Premier League matches to climb into mid-table.
Watching England head coach Fabio Capello must have been impressed by Young who is relishing playing in the central role behind Darren Bent.
Downing and on-loan Tottenham right-back Kyle Walker also caught the eye down the flanks.
Veteran midfielder Robert Pires also had his most influential game for Villa.
Rovers had little to offer as an attacking force and finished well beaten.
Rovers keeper Paul Robinson was called into action for the first time in saving a low drive from Bent at the second attempt after good play by Young.
Rovers defender Martin Olsson ventured forward but dragged his shot well wide.
Jermaine Jones became the first player to be yellow carded after 23 minutes for bringing down Pires from behind.
Nelsen should have done better when he got on the end of a deep Morten Gamst Pedersen corner but he could not keep his header down.
Villa had strong appeals for a penalty rejected when Pires' fine pass found Bent who went down after a challenge from Grant Hanley but referee Martin Atkinson waved play on.
Nathan Baker needed lengthy touchline treatment after being caught by Robinson when punching clear a Downing cross.
The teenager appeared to be suffering from concussion and had to be replaced after 36 minutes by Fabian Delph.
Villa built up some momentum and Robinson beat out a powerful effort from Pires after Young had teed him up with a first time pass.
Then the former England keeper parried away a drive from Walker and the rebound was put over the top by Young.
The home side were building up some momentum and Robinson pushed another Pires attempt to one side.
Bent almost took advantage of a defensive mix-up but tried to cut back inside and the chance went begging.
Vince Grella was booked in first half injury time for chopping down Pires.
A mistake by Richard Dunne almost proved costly for Villa in the first minute of the second half.
Roque Santa Cruz played in Jones and his low shot was beaten away by former Blackburn keeper Brad Friedel.
Villa were quickly back on the offensive and a fine ball from Pires played in Downing whose shot was deflected wide.
The home side's dominance was finally rewarded after 49 minutes with Young putting Villa ahead from the penalty spot.
Keith Andrews lost possession to Young and the Rovers defender brought down the England player.
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Up stepped Young to send Robinson the wrong way with the spot-kick for his seventh goal of the campaign.
Villa took control of the match by netting twice more in the space of 60 seconds.
After 62 minutes Hanley could only deflect a low centre from Marc Albrighton past his own keeper.
Rovers manager Steve Kean then brought on Jason Roberts and Nikola Kalinic in place of Vince Grella and Santa Cruz.
But immediately Villa made it 3-0 through Downing.
Downing cut in from the left after seizing onto Albrighton's pass and coolly beat Robinson with a shot into the far corner of the net.
Pires left the field to warm applause with 15 minutes remaining and was replaced by skipper Stiliyan Petrov.
Acting captain Young offered Petrov the armband but he declined to take it.
Kalinic gave Rovers a glimmer of hope after 81 minutes when his shot took a deflection of Dunne and flew past Friedel into the net.
But Villa were soon back on the offensive and Young made it 4-1 in superb fashion.
Downing was the creator with his cross from the right and Young's powerful first time shot flew past Robinson.
Blackburn's misery was completed with Nelsen's dismissal when he was shown a second yellow card.
 
English Premier League Roundup, Feb. 26


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Updated Feb 26, 2011 4:05 PM ET
Javier Hernandez helped Manchester United re-establish a four-point lead over Arsenal in the Premier League title race by scoring twice in a 4-0 victory at Wigan on Saturday.
The Mexico striker turned in Nani's low cross after 17 minutes and completed a one-two with Wayne Rooney in the 74th to take his tally for his first season in England to 12 goals.
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"The boy is doing fantastic," United manager Alex Ferguson said. "They were two good finishes. If you watch the first one again he bends his run and spins across the defender to the front post to knock it in. He made a great run for the second and Wayne played him in nicely."
Late goals from Rooney and defender Fabio da Silva wrapped up a comprehensive victory ahead of United's matches against Chelsea on Tuesday and Liverpool the following Sunday.
"Chelsea's a really big game and we want to win," Hernandez said. "We'll go there with a lot of confidence."
United has now played the same number of games as the rest of the top four. Second-place Arsenal contests the League Cup final against Birmingham on Sunday when Manchester City hosts Fulham in the league.
Tottenham and Chelsea, who occupy fourth and fifth, have the weekend off because they were due to play the League Cup finalists.
In the battle against relegation, Wolverhampton Wanderers climbed off the bottom and out of the drop zone with a 4-0 victory over Blackpool.
Wigan is now only being kept off the bottom by West Ham, which is two points adrift and hosts Liverpool on Sunday.
At Wigan's DW Stadium, Hernandez justified Ferguson's decision to start him instead of Dimitar Berbatov by producing an early goal.
While at the other end of the pitch, United goalkeeper Edwin van der Sar marked his 250th appearance for the 18-time English champions with a string of fine saves denying Victor Moses, Ben Watson and Maynor Figueroa.
Following Hernandez's opener, Rooney failed to head in a second for United before collecting the Mexican's knockdown and feeding his strike partner to score again.
Rooney did find the net in the 84th after meeting a square ball from Berbatov, who had replaced Hernandez. Substitute Fabio slotted home the fourth from Darren Fletcher's cross three minutes later after being left unmarked at the back post.
In the first half, Rooney avoided any action for catching midfielder James McCarthy on the back of the head with his elbow in an off-the-ball incident.
"If one of my players had done that, I would think he was very lucky to stay on the pitch," Wigan manager Roberto Martinez said.
Wolverhampton's match was overshadowed by the death of former defender Dean Richards at the age of 36 on Saturday morning. Richards, who made 145 appearances for Wolves between 1995 and 2001, died after a long illness.
Wolverhampton made the perfect start on the pitch, with Matt Jarvis finishing a four-man move in the second minute by dispatching a curling shot beyond goalkeeper Richard Kingson.
Blackpool's hopes of a comeback were hampered just before halftime when leading scorer D.J. Campbell was sent off after pushing defender Richard Stearman in the face.
Jamie O'Hara doubled Wolves' lead in the 54th with a low shot. Sylvan Ebanks-Blake tapped in a third after meeting Kevin Doyle's cross and he found the net again in the 90th.
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Victories for Aston Villa and Everton put them five points further clear of the relegation zone.
Following a scoreless first half, Ashley Young scored twice as Villa beat Blackburn 4-1.
Young's first came from the penalty spot after being hauled down by Keith Andrews and the Villa captain rounded off the victory in the 82nd from Stewart Downing's cross.
Before then, Marc Albrighton's cross went in off Blackburn defender Grant Hanley's knee and Downing also scored.
Blackburn had captain Ryan Nelsen sent off late on for his second yellow card after fouling Young.
At Goodison Park, Jermaine Beckford emulated Young's double to secure Everton's 2-0 win over Sunderland.
The first goal was deflected into the net by Sunderland defender Titus Bramble and the Beckford added another before halftime with a scuffed finish from Mikel Arteta's cross.
Seventh-place Bolton was held to a 1-1 draw at Newcastle, which is a point and two places lower down in the standings.
Kevin Nolan headed Newcastle in front after meeting Cheick Tiote's cross.
But Daniel Sturridge scored his fourth goal in as many games for Bolton, where he is on loan from Chelsea, after sidestepping Newcastle's Fabricio Coloccini before striking low into the net.
 
Everton 2-0 Sunderland


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Updated Feb 26, 2011 12:33 PM ET
Jermaine Beckford struck twice as Everton beat Sunderland 2-0 in their Premier League clash at Goodison Park on Saturday.
The former Leeds striker found the net twice in the first half to lift Everton further away from Premier League relegation danger and send Sunderland home from Goodison Park empty-handed again.
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The Black Cats, without a league win at the ground since 1996, went close when Tim Howard saved well from Stephane Sessegnon but Beckford's second just before the interval blunted their threat.
Steve Bruce's side created little after the break and surrendered to a fourth successive loss that could have been more emphatic.
It was another dent in their push for Europe but Everton, winning for only the second time in six league games, could still make a late charge.
Beckford's double took his tally after slow start to his Everton career to eight and emphasised that the Merseysiders still have much to play for after their stunning FA Cup win at Chelsea last week.
Beckford stole the limelight from strike partner Louis Saha, who scored four goals against Blackpool three weeks ago but had been out since with a hamstring injury.
Saha took the place of Tim Cahill, who started on the bench after being a slight injury doubt, in the only change to the side which won memorably at Stamford Bridge.
Sunderland goalkeeper Craig Gordon, recently troubled by a knee injury, also had to make do with a place on the bench as Simon Mignolet took his place.
The visitors almost claimed an early lead but Kieran Richardson, playing in an advanced role, spurned a glorious chance after just three minutes.
The former Manchester United midfielder raced onto a fine ball from Sessegnon and was allowed a clear run at goal as Everton mistakenly stopped in anticipation of an offside flag.
Howard managed to force him wide but Richardson should still have done better than to drag a shot across the face of goal.
Sunderland paid for that miss as Everton claimed the lead four minutes later.
Leon Osman found space on the edge of the box and looked to have slipped Saha in but the Frenchman allowed Beckford to sneak through and fire in a shot which Titus Bramble diverted in.
Sunderland were denied an equaliser as Howard produced a brilliant fingertip save to turn a fierce Sessegnon drive from the edge of the box onto the bar.
Everton continued to drive forward themselves with Saha skipping around a challenge from Anton Ferdinand in the area only to be denied by a fine Sulley Muntari tackle.
Saha had another promising opportunity after being fed by Mikel Arteta but slipped as he shaped to shoot.
Everton doubled their advantage six minutes before the break after Arteta beat Ferdinand and John Mensah to pull back for Beckford in front of goal.
The former Leeds striker scuffed his left-foot shot but the ball still had enough power to creep into the bottom corner.
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The only downside for Everton was the loss of Marouane Fellaini just before the interval with an ankle injury suffered in a challenge with Sessegnon. Jack Rodwell took his place.
Everton could have had a third soon after the restart when Saha flicked a Phil Neville throw into the danger area but Osman shot wide on the half-volley.
The Toffees thought they had earned their first penalty in 29 league games when Beckford went down under a Mensah challenge after a powerful run from Seamus Coleman but the flag was raised.
Mignolet then came to Sunderland's rescue by saving with his feet in quick succession from Saha and Coleman after the defence had failed to clear.
Osman tried his luck again from the edge of the box after a Bramble header fell into his path but, despite having time to take aim, the otherwise excellent midfielder again put it wide.
Coleman brought another good save out of Mignolet with a well-struck first-time shot from the right which looked to be creeping inside the near post.
Substitute Diniyar Bilyaletdinov skewed another attempt over the bar as Everton pressed until the end.
Osman should have added a third in injury time when he took the ball round Mignolet but Ahmed Elmohamady headed off the line.
 
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