Rais Kikwete safarini Ethiopia

[Kinyungu]

Mama Porojo aje hapa maana anabisha sana kuwa mheshimiwa hayuko ethiopia

Tena sio tu yuko Ethiopia bali yuko huko kukutana na aina ya watu wanaosimamia kutoa misaada kwa nchi masikini kama huyo mkurugenzi wa USAID! Kwa kweli ni aibu. Hata Obama nasikia kamwalika kwenye mkutano wa G8 kuzungumzia mambo ya njaa. Mi naona kama Obama anamdharau sana JK kwa nini amwite kuzungumzia njaa? Kwa nini rais wa Algeria au Botswana au Angola hajaitwa kwenye huo mkutano kuzungumzia njaa hadi akaona JK ndie anafaa kuongelea mambo ya njaa? JK think twice na hii mialiko unayopewa!

 

[Fekifeki]

Vasco da Gama kama kawaida yake!

 

[Maundumula]

Hivi waziri wa fedha au wa viwanda na biashara hawana sifa za kuhudhuria mkutano huo?

Sijaelewa concern yako bado.

 

[Kiganyi]

Kiganyi, naomba uniweke sawa. Hivi leo ni April 9 2012 au Mei 9 2012?
Inawezekana kalenda yetu na ya Ethiopia inapishana kwa mwezi mmoja?...

Mkuu,
Kweli leo ni Mei 9, hizo picha zinasambazwa na Ikulu!!

Nadhani wao ndio wamekosea!!

Kinachojadiliwa huko na hizo personalities ninazoona hapo nashani ni sawa hebu cheki hii..
[h=1] Grow Africa Investment Forum [/h]

ADDIS ABABA, Ethiopia, May 7, 2012/African Press Organization (APO)/ - INVITATION TO THE MEDIA REPRESENTATIVES When: May 9, 2012 Where: African Union Commission, New Conference Center, Addis Ababa, Ethiopia Who: Organized jointly by the African Union Commission, the World Economic Forum and the NEPAD Planning and Coordinating Agency. Why: Grow Africa builds upon the Comprehensive African Agriculture Development Programmee (CAADP) Africa's strategy to boost agricultural productivity. It introduces transformative change in African agriculture based on national agricultural priorities and in support of CAADP. The AUC is keen to heighten this engagement towards concrete contribution to the advancement of the CAADP agenda. Objectives: The two day forum is to showcase specific investment priorities in seven countries participating in the Grow Africa Partnership. The event aims to catalyze new partnerships, investment commitments, and insights among participants who are committed to developing African agriculture to contribute to food security, environmental sustainability and economic opportunity on the continent. Seven country delegations will each engage with private sector leaders in order to: • Raise awareness among domestic, regional and international investors about the attractiveness of Africa's agribusiness sector • Create investor interest in the priority agribusiness value chains of participating countries • Stimulate investment in at least three immediate investment opportunities in each country's selected value chains Background: Grow Africa exists to accelerate investments into African agriculture, and ensure that these deliver on their promise of sustainable and inclusive growth. It connects governments, businesses, investors, farmers and development partners, in order to advance ambitious agricultural partnership initiatives. By acting in concert, such partners can reduce risk, overcome market barriers, and achieve transformational change. Grow Africa also catalyses dynamic leadership commitment to drive this effort, with active patronage by Heads of State, Heads of International and African Agencies, and CEOs of leading African and international firms. Participants: Grow Africa Forum Investment will be attended by over 200 high-level leaders of global, regional and national business, African and other governments, international organisations, civil society and farmers' organisations. Private-sector representatives will be drawn from a wide range of industries including agriculture, food and beverage, retail & consumer, financial services, IT and telecom, and infrastructure. Journalists are invited to cover the official opening ceremony at the new African Union Conference Center, on May 9 starting from 9:00am. For more information, please visit the African Union's website: www.au.int Source: African Union Commission (AUC) - Press Release – 8 May 2012
Tags: AUC, CAADP, EAC, Ethiopia, Forum, Investment, Media, NEPAD

Author: Marc Mcilhone Marc Mcilhone joined the AfricanBrains team as Editor in November 2011 sourcing news and features content and overseeing the work of the site's contributors. Marc's work is informed by his technical background in architecture having worked for some of the UK's leading practices on projects within the education, healthcare and housing sectors. Marc has a particular interest in how African innovators are creating sustainable solutions that have a positive impact on people's everyday lives.


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[Kiganyi]

Kiganyi, naomba uniweke sawa. Hivi leo ni April 9 2012 au Mei 9 2012?
Inawezekana kalenda yetu na ya Ethiopia inapishana kwa mwezi mmoja?...

Mkuu,
Kweli leo ni Mei 9, hizo picha zinasambazwa na Ikulu!!

Nadhani wao ndio wamekosea!!

Kinachojadiliwa huko na hizo personalities ninazoona hapo nashani ni sawa hebu cheki hii..
Grow Africa Investment Forum

ADDIS ABABA, Ethiopia, May 7, 2012/African Press Organization (APO)/ — INVITATION TO THE MEDIA REPRESENTATIVESWhen: May 9, 2012Where: African Union Commission, New Conference Center, Addis Ababa, EthiopiaWho: Organized jointly by the African Union Commission, the World Economic Forum and the NEPAD Planning and Coordinating Agency.Why:Grow Africa builds upon the Comprehensive African Agriculture Development Programmee (CAADP) Africa’s strategy to boost agricultural productivity. It introduces transformative change in African agriculture based on national agricultural priorities and in support of CAADP. The AUC is keen to heighten this engagement towards concrete contribution to the advancement of the CAADP agenda.Objectives: The two day forum is to showcase specific investment priorities in sevencountries participating in the Grow Africa Partnership. The event aims to catalyze new partnerships, investment commitments, and insights among participants who are committed to developing African agriculture to contribute to food security, environmental sustainability and economic opportunity on the continent. Seven country delegations will each engage with private sector leaders in order to:• Raise awareness among domestic, regional and international investors about the attractiveness of Africa’s agribusiness sector• Create investor interest in the priority agribusiness value chains of participating countries• Stimulate investment in at least three immediate investment opportunities in each country’s selected value chainsBackground: Grow Africa exists to accelerate investments into African agriculture, and ensure that these deliver on their promise of sustainable and inclusive growth. It connects governments, businesses, investors, farmers and development partners, in order to advance ambitious agricultural partnership initiatives. By acting in concert, such partners can reduce risk, overcome market barriers, and achieve transformational change. Grow Africa also catalyses dynamic leadership commitment to drive this effort, with active patronage by Heads of State, Heads of International and African Agencies, and CEOs of leading African and international firms.Participants: Grow Africa Forum Investment will be attended by over 200 high-level leaders of global, regional and national business, African and other governments, international organisations, civil society and farmers’ organisations. Private-sector representatives will be drawn from a wide range of industries including agriculture, food and beverage, retail & consumer, financial services, IT and telecom, and infrastructure.Journalists are invited to cover the official opening ceremony at the new African Union Conference Center, on May 9 starting from 9:00am.For more information, please visit the African Union’s website: www.au.intSource: African Union Commission (AUC) - Press Release – 8 May 2012
Tags: AUC, CAADP, EAC, Ethiopia, Forum, Investment, Media, NEPAD

Author: Marc Mcilhone Marc Mcilhone joined the AfricanBrains team as Editor in November 2011 sourcing news and features content and overseeing the work of the site’s contributors. Marc’s work is informed by his technical background in architecture having worked for some of the UK’s leading practices on projects within the education, healthcare and housing sectors. Marc has a particular interest in how African innovators are creating sustainable solutions that have a positive impact on people’s everyday lives.

 

[dubu]

Leo ndo nmeamini kwamba Jk alilazimishwa kuwa Rais na ccm, yeye alitaka kuwa waziri wa Mambo ya Nje. Now anatumia cheo chake kumbaka kikazi waziri wa mambo ya nje.

 

[Froida]

Raisi Kikwete atamkatia ngapi ekari Rajiv Shah wa USAID si dhani kama kutakuwa na dili nyingine zaidi ya kumwambia bwana njoo Tanzania kuna watu midebwedo uchoronge visima vya mafuta ,gas na uranium yeba hadi raha kuwa na Raisi mwuza nchi kama wetu

 

[jimjamtz]

Nilikuwa ninaomba kama kuna uwezekano wa wana JF kujaribu kuaisha safari zote alizofanya Raisi kikwete kwenda nchi za nje Mwaka huu.Kama kuna uwezekano safari hizo zitaje idadi ya degation anayo
kuwa nayo pamoja na muda wa kila safari.
Nadhani from here ni rahisi kuzungumzia umuhimu wa hizo safari in relashionship na matunda ya hizo safari. Nadhani takwimu ndio zinazo waingia akilini watanzania zaidi ya idadi ya safari.
Please tusaidiane ili tuwaeleweshe wanainchi wa hali ya chini wajue njaa yao inatoka wapi.

 

[tz1]

Mkuu upo uzi hapa jf una list ya safari zake zote toka alivyo kuw rais.

 

[King2]

Yani bora siku dege limlipukie ndo atapata adabu.

 

[steven3079]

Baba ambaye asiyejua kulea wanae kazi nikuzunguka kwa watu tuu

 

[DALLAI LAMA]

Nlickia leo yupo Adis Ababa,..rais mtembezi

 

[Asnam]

Si mmesema kuna mkutano wa dharura dodoma huku mmeanzisha uzi mwingine wa kwenda ethiopia anajigawa vip

huyo ni vasco Dagama huwa anaenda kutalii si unajua hali ya hewa hapa bongo,:sleepy: mambo ya nchi nahisi waziri ndo watu walimpigia kura 2010 sio rais tena kama tulivyozoea,

 

[kansiana]

JK naskia yupo Ethiopia... TBC One inaripoti muda huu

Siamini!

 

[Aremuu]

Hauna faida yeyote kwani ulivyofanyika hapa ulituongezea nini? hata kama kuna faida uliyoleta si ndio hizohizo mnaiba wezi wakubwa

safari zake zina gharama kubwa sana na kutumia rasilimali nyingi sana kuliko hata faida ya MIKUTANO hiyo kwa watanzania coz sio faida za moja kwa moja, hadi tufaidike sisi zishamegwa na mikono ya wachache,' amebakisha miaka 3, inmabidi aitumie vema kupaa,"ukipata tumia ukikosa jutia"

 

[Ciril]

Raisi Wa jamhuri ya Muungano wa Tanzania mheshimiwa Jakaya Mrisho Kikwete ameenda Leo Ethiopia na kutoa ahadi ya kuendelea kukipa kilimo kipaumbele ktk nchi yake.Habari hii imeoneshwa Leo ktk kituo cha ITV.

 

[LiverpoolFC]

Ni safari yake ya ngapi wajameni?

haijafika safari ya 400 juu ya anga.

wanaojua waweke root hii ni ya ngapi juu ya anga.......

 

[sosoliso]

Ingekuwa JK hajaalikwa kwenye huu mkutano kauli zingekuwa zingine.....kazi yake kukaa jikoni.......hakualikwa manake hana jipya......Rais gani asiyetoka kuongea na wenzake, mbona Kagame na Mu7 wamealikwa....bla bla bla bal.

Akitoka shida, akibaki au kumtuma msaidizi pia shida.

Any way, ndo comments za Great Thinkers wetu ktk JF.

Mh.. Hivi kuna mtanzania yeyote mwenye akili timamu aliewahi kulalamikia kitendo cha JK kukaa tu home bila ya kusafiri..? Malalamiko cku zote ni wingi wa safari zake..

 

[JOYCE PAUL]

mmesahau jamani si tulifaidika kwa kupandiwa miti yenye gharama zaidi duniani ili kuwapendezesha wageni?mti mmoja yapata dola mia tano khaaa

 

[kaka miye]

Vasco da gama anaendelea na uzururaji wake hivi hawezi kumtuma hata vice wake kwa kuogopa nini!?