Dilma Rousseff ashinda tena Urais Brazil

Rais wa Brazil kutokachama cha Wafanyakazi, Dilma Rousseff. Dilma Rousseff amejipatia ushindi kwenye duru ya pili ya uchaguzi wa rais nchini Brazil, baada ya kumshinda kwa taabu hasimu wake wa kisiasa  Aecio Neves aliyegombea kwa tiketi ya Brazilian Social Democracy Party (PSDB) kwa asilimia 51.6 ya kura zilizopigwa. Tume ya Taifa ya Uchaguzi ya Brazil  imetangaza kuwa, Neves amejipatia asilimia 48.4 ya kura zote...

H.E. Dilma Rousseff, President of BrazilH.E. Jakaya Mrisho Kikwete, President of the United Republic of Tanzania has sent a congratulatory message to Her Excellency Dilma Rousseff on the occasion of her re-election as President of the Federative Republic of Brazil.
The message reads as follows.
“Her Excellency Dilma Rousseff  The President of the Federative Republic of Brazil,  Brasilia,  BRAZIL.
I have received with great pleasure the news of your re-election to the highest office of your...

Rais wa Brazil amepinga uvumi kwamba serikali yake haitofanikiwa kukabiliana na mzozo uliopo sasa wa kisiasa na kiuchumi

Sepp Blatter baada ya ushindi. Blatter akiwa na mpinzani wake Prince Ali bin al-Hussein wa Jordan. SEPP Blatter ameshinda tena Urais wa FIFA kwa awamu ya tano baada ya kumshinda mpinzani wake Prince Ali bin al-Hussein wa Jordan. Blatter amepata kura 133 dhidi ya 73 za mpinzani wake huyo katika raundi ya kwanza ya kinyang'anyiro hicho kilichofanyika nchini Uswizi leo licha ya kukumbwa na skendo za… ...

Mahakama nchini Brazil imebaini kuwa Rais wa nchi hiyo Dilma Rousseff amekiuka sheria za usimamizi wa akaunti ya bajeti ya mwakajana.

With Brazil’s economy struggling, a scandal at its state-run oil company and nearly three-quarters of voters saying they want change from their government, President Dilma Rousseff looks vulnerable in her bid for re-election this October.

Brazil’s government played down problems with its aging airports, many of which are being renovated even as the World Cup looms from next week.

Brazil’s hosting of the World Cup has been far from perfect but it has gone more smoothly than many expected, boosting President Dilma Rousseff’s chances for re-election in October.

The streets of Jardim São Luis, a poor and violent neighbourhood near the edge of São Paulo, have not been this quiet in years. And that is exactly why Valeria Rocha is so worried.