I have been denied access to my husband’s grave, says Jacqueline Mengi

Mwaka mmoja baada ya kifo cha bilionea wa Tanzania Reginald Mangi, tayari kumeibuka mgogoro katika familia yake, baada ya mkewe Jacqueline Mengi kudai kwamnba amenyimwa kuona kaburi la mumewe.

Rights experts investigating allegations of torture in The Gambia have been denied access to prisons there, the United Nations says.

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Ni kama ndoto lakini mwishowe inakuwa si ndoto bali ni tukio halisi baada ya awali kuzagaa kwa picha tofautio 9, za Harusi ya Mfanyabiashara na Mwenyekiti wa Makampuni ya IPP, Nchini, Dk. Reginald Mengi akiwa katika harusi  na Jacqueline Ntuyabaliwe, huko fukwe za visiwa vya hadhi ya juu Nchini Mauritius.

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Alikiba na Jacqueline Mengi wameungana na serikali ya Tanzania pamoja na shirika la kimataifa la WildAid katika kampeni dhidi ya ujangili. Mastaa hao pamoja ni miongoni mwa mabalozi wa kampeni hiyo yenye kauli mbiu isemayo ‘Ujangili Unatuumiza Sote.’ Lengo la kampeni hiyo ni kukomesha biashara haramu ya wanyama pori kwa kupungiza mahitaji ya bidhaa zitokanazo […]

Kenyan Esther Kiama's husband had a bipolar disorder, but his family thought she had cast a spell.

She changed her name from Jacqueline Ntuyabaliwe to Jacqueline Mengi....... "Life isn't happening to you; life is responding to you."-this is her new tagline on Instagram 

Mwanamama mjasiriamali, na managing director wa jarida maarufu nchini , Bang magazine , aitwaye Emelda Mwamanga amefunguka kuhusu bifu lake na mfanyabiashara maarufu nchini, Reginald Mengi, kupitia kwenye moja ya mahojiano ya kwenye kipindi maarufu cha Tv Hapa nchini .Mbali na kuelezea experience yake kwenye biashara yake, pia alizungumzia changamoto mbali mbali anazokabiliana nazo kwenye biashara zake, moja ya changamoto alizozielezea ni ile ya kushtakiwa na mfanyabiashara maarufu nchini,...

>A rising number of Tanzanians are drinking themselves into an early grave, according to a new World Health Organisation (WHO) report. The 2014 Global Status Report on Alcohol and Health suggests that thousands of young Tanzanians will die if the government does not step in.

Unidentified people have dug up the grave of a victim of last week’s road accident in Butiama District.