NDOA YA AUNT EZEKIEL YAINGIA DOSARI

SIKU chache baada ya mwigizaji mahiri Bongo, Aunt Ezekiel kuolewa kimyakimya, ndoa hiyo imepigwa zengwe kufuatia mwanaume muoaji kutoonekana kwenye tukio hilo.

 

Aunt Ezekiel akiwa kapozi wakati wa ndoa yake.

Aunt alifunga ndoa Oktoba 18, mwaka huu na mchumba wake wa siku nyingi aitwaye Sunday Demonte lakini baada ya tukio hilo minong’ono ya chinichini ilianza huku watu wakidai kuwa, kwa namna ilivyokuwa, kuna kitu nyuma ya pazia.
“Sasa ndoa gani hii mwanaume haonekani kabisa? Au ndiyo changa la macho lenyewe? Kwa ndoa kama hizi muda si mrefu utasikia kimenuka,” alisikika akisema mmoja wa wadau walioziona picha za sherehe hiyo mtandaoni.
Aidha, kuna ambao walikwenda mbele zaidi kwa kuhoji usiri uliokuwa umetawala na hata picha ambazo zinamuonesha Aunt tu akiwa kwenye mapozi.

 

Tabasamu la ndoa.

“Kwa ndoa ya staa kama huyu tulitarajia kuona picha za matukio mbalimbali lakini ni tofauti, kila picha ni yeye na chache akiwa na mashosti zake, mbona hatuoni za ndugu zake na tukio la kufungwa ndoa?” alihoji Husna wa Kinondoni.
Katika kushibisha habari hii, mwandishi wetu aliongea na Aunt ambaye alisema, ndoa aliyofunga wala haistahili kutiliwa shaka kwani mumewe yuko Dubai ila amewakilishwa na ndugu yake kwa kufuata taratibu za Kiislam.
“Ni ndoa halali kabisa na mume wangu amewakilishwa na ndugu yake ila ataungana nami kwenye sherehe kubwa itakayofanyika huko Dubai,” alisema Aunt.

 

..akipata maelekezo kutoka kwa Shehe.

 

..akisaini kitabu cha ndoa.

Source at global publishers.com

SAA ZA KIKE ZA UKWELI

CHEKI JINSI ZA UKWELI HAPA

 

 

Shakira Shows Off Baby Bump During Concert in Azerbaijan

Splash News

Shakira's bump doesn't lie.
The pregnant singer took her hip-shaking moves and protruding belly to the Azerbaijan stage to perform at the closing ceremony of FIFA U-17 Women's World Cup in Baku last night.
Shakira and Rihanna asked to rethink performing in Azerbaijan
"I felt awesome on stage! We really enjoyed tonight! Shak #Baku," the singer tweeted, and let fans know that a baby bump won't stop her from whipping her hair back and forth from time to time.
Shakira, who wore black leather leggings with a form-fitting black dress and black leather wedge boots, was in the middle of controversy when it came to this specific performance.
Amnesty International and Sing for Democracy had sent a letter to her (and Rihanna, who was also scheduled to perform), encouraging the artist to rethink taking the stage by making her aware of the alleged human rights abuses being inflicted on the nation's people.
In the letter sent to the singers, Amnesty International stated it "believes that the Azerbaijani government should afford all artists, journalists, activists and ordinary citizens the right to express themselves freely without fear of reprisal. We hope that you share our belief."

WALIMBWENDE WAMTEMBELEA LOWASSA NYUMBANI MONDULI

Waziri Mkuu Mstaafu na Mbunge wa Jimbo la Monduli,Mh. Edward Lowassa na Mkewe Mama Regina Lowassa wakiwa kenye picha ya pamoja na Warembo wanaowania Taji la Miss Tanzania 2012 pamoja na Viongozi wa Kamati ya Miss Tanzania.

Waziri Mkuu Mstaafu na Mbunge wa Jimbo la Monduli,Mh. Edward Lowassa akisalimia na Msimamizi (Matron) wa warembo wa Miss Tanzania 2012, Irene Karugaba wakati warembo hao walipotembelea Nyumbani kwa Waziri Mkuu Mstaafu, Monduli.

Waziri Mkuu Mstaafu na Mbunge wa Jimbo la Monduli, Mh. Edward Lowassa akizungumza na Warembo wanaowania Taji la Miss Tanzania 2012 waliofika nyumbani kwake Monduli leo na kupata wasaa kwa kuzungumza nae mambo mawili matatu juu ya mafanikio ya Mashindano hayo na Maendeleo ya Taifa letu kwa ujumla.

Waziri Mkuu Mstaafu na Mbunge wa Jimbo la Monduli, Mh. Edward Lowassa akizungumza na Warembo wanaowania Taji la Miss Tanzania 2012 waliofika nyumbani kwake Monduli leo na kupata wasaa kwa kuzungumza nae mambo mawili matatu juu ya mafanikio ya Mashindano hayo na Maendeleo ya Taifa letu kwa ujumla.

KWA WAREMBO WA TOWN HII INAWAUSU SANA

I read a lot of fashion “news” as a result of my career as a Costume Designer and as the Clothes Editor here on xoJane.
I put the word "news" in quotes because if you’ve read any amount of fashion media recently, you pretty much know why. A lot of it seems aimed at someone I don’t identify with, and it’s hard to find anything new/useful/interesting/out of the ordinary that you can actually apply straight to your own life and wardrobe.
I’m all about plugging newfound knowledge straight into your everyday existence. Fashion in particular is supposed to make your life better! So I end up visiting way more personal fashion blogs than straight editorial fashion websites in order to get inspiration.
I would be the very worst fashion blogger of all time. Not only do I pretty exclusively only wear crappy T-shirts, I absolutely despise having my picture taken.
If I had a personal fashion blog and you had the misfortune to be a reader of it, you’d be treated to endless photos like this one:

Which I realize is truly terrifying, but I only like dumb-looking pictures of myself. Plus I’ve already written about how my in-house photographer is my boyfriend, who loves to take photos of me with my mouth open.

Every. Time.

So now we know why I never became a fashion blogger myself.
Here are my fave style blogs right now in no particular order:
1) My Style Diaries -- Nikki Minton

Nikki Minton.

Nikki's blog is really straightforward and full of flawless styling suggestions. I like that Nikki mixes photos of her own daily wardrobe in with pages that show styling options for how to wear current trendy items you may already own or be thinking of purchasing.

Workplace Blues, via My Style Diaries.

Seeing nothing but a blogger’s own self in an endless parade of similar outfits often tires me out. A lot of Nikki's posts are geared toward ideas of what to wear to specific events such as a bachelorette party, a wedding or a weekend at the county fair. I think a lot of people are stumped as to what's appropriate for various occasions, and Nikki does an immaculate job of giving clean, classic, interesting ideas. Her style reminds me of our own lovely Madeline's: colorful, snappy, spunky and polished!
2) Stylish Curves -- Alissa Wilson

Alissa Wilson.

I have no idea how I came across Alissa’s blog. Most likely thru some drunken 4am Internet surfing, but I am so glad I did. She and I are polar opposites visually, but I get an unbelievable amount of inspiration from looking at how she dresses herself.
Alissa is proof that all you were taught about dressing as a plus size woman should be thrown out the window. Prints? Color? Sleeveless? DON’T MIND IF I DO.

Alissa in prints.

In addition to featuring her own outfits, Alissa highlights reader styles and looks she loves from curvy celebrity babes. Her site is also a really expert shopping resource for fresh plus-size fashions.
I thought about Alissa and Stylish Curves yesterday after reading Ty’s piece about Independent Fashion Blogger’s recently posted "hints" to bloggers who don't fit into mainstream beauty ideals. (They were pretty clearly referring to minorities and persons of size.) IFB posited that perhaps these bloggers would get more readers if they would just make “a serious commitment to higher-quality content.”
Why couldn’t IFB have instead held up Stylish Curves as a perfect example of someone putting in the hard work and providing useful content? In their diatribe on why bloggers who don’t fit the classic “thin, white, pretty” mold don’t get the attention they deserve, they overlooked a golden opportunity to spotlight those who are in fact breaking said mold.
3) Slow Burn, Fast Burn -- Lauren Williams

Lauren Williams.

Lauren’s blog is a dreamy mix of her own outfit posts and beautiful inspiration photos. She really has a great eye and knows how to manipulate mood and feeling with photos. The girl is a born editor.
I love the ethereal stream of consciousness feeling that runs through her pages; it’s like being a fly on the wall of her mind. When she posts an outfit, she gives you the backstory of how she came to put it together plus a little glimpse of what’s going on in her life.

via Slow Burn, Fast Burn.

Lauren definitely has a tough but sweet edge to both her personal style and her editorial posts:

Seeing Stars, via Slow Burn,Fast Burn.

4) The Curvy Fashionista -- Marie Denee

Marie Denee.

Our very own Marianne Kirby turned me on to Marie’s blog. The Curvy Fashionista resembles a classic magazine format more than almost any blog I’ve seen. She turns out brilliant articles on fashion and style, health and beauty, fashion events, interviews with celebs, and smart shopping/sale alerts. Plus she has amazing hair.
Marie excels at giving readers the sort of useful information that I believe every consumer of fashion media is desperately looking for and can actually use. For example, her post on boots that fit those with wide calves is revelatory -- I already ordered 2 pairs that she suggested for a hard-to-fit actress on the show I’m doing.

So You Want a Wide Calf Boot? via The Curvy Fashionista.

This is another way I use fashion blogs -- I personally have a lot of innate knowledge of where to find almost any clothing, shoe or accessory, but when I’m clueless, there is always a clever blogger out there who specializes in exactly what I’m looking for. Bloggers like Marie give practical, first-hand knowledge and advice that readers can use to make their lives better.
5) Kmart’s fashion blog
Stop laughing!! As you may know from my Target post, I love to find cute clothes at the same place I shop for floor cleaner. Kmart has become another one of my haunts for affordable clothes that are on-trend but don’t SCREAM trendy. Plus you can ruin your clothes and not sweat it. I am a big clothes-ruiner.
I stumbled onto Kmart's fashion blog completely by accident. It sounds so ridiculous -- but they have surprisingly well edited ideas of how to work some Kmart fashions that aren’t totally cringe-worthy.

via FashionBlog.Kmart.com.

I’ve bought quite a few crazily inexpensive summer dresses at Kmart -- and gotten a ridiculous amount of compliments on them:

From left: Yellow sleeveless dress, $17.49. Convertible dress/skirt, $11.19 Chambray strapless dress, $20.99. Striped mini-dress, $17.49.

I totally own that blue flowered combo tube dress/skirt. And no, that's not a typo, it really is $11.19! I love it so much, I bought two. I almost always ditch the belt that comes with a cheaper dress like these and replace it with something of a higher quality. Madeline did this with great aplomb when she switched the buttons on her Forever 21 cardigan for something richer. One fancy detail makes a cheap item look stellar.
Honorable mention: Racked.com

Nicholas Kirkwood's Alice in Wonderland shoes via Racked.com.

I also always keep an eye on what’s crackin’ at Racked.com. The idea of a website about "shopping intelligence" seemed slightly inane to me at first, but I’ve found myself becoming a daily reader. They do a great job of alerting readers about new stores, sample sales, designer collaborations and insider snippets about your favorite fashion stars.
There are also a handful of local Racked sites: Los Angeles, New York and Chicago, with Atlanta, DC, Boston, Philly, Miami, Dallas, San Francisco, Seattle and Las Vegas editions in the works.

Obviously there are thousands of other bloggers doing great work that deserve individual notice. I couldn’t list them all here, even if Emily let me take over the entirety of xoJane for 2 full weeks with nothing but links to awesome fashion blogs! Let me know whom else I should check out, and I’ll keep featuring them periodically.
Happy web surfing, babes.

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