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REPORT FOR INTERNATE TRAINING FOR JOURNALIST ZANZIBAR FROM 8 FEBRUARY 12FEB 2010

All most this training is very well for Iand It able to know how to create the Bloggs and to sheared idea with participants.

To know very well, how to search the Google to do any thing.
There fore I do no how creat the blogg, and Internate use for detaily when to communicat with others.
Ido not search different Website and gain the materials how to use in may daily activities as journalist.

Time is not enough for one week(5 days)We need at least one month, this is because some of us we have low education about Internet uses and participants.

THANKS
Thanks for all journalist teachers, and also computer room.
Good well, we get more information Mr Peik specially to know different kind of Website.

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SIMILARITIES

Zanzibar Parents was talking there life.

The Alandfishermen red to gothere job

The land iland tourism is take place.
It sorounded by small iland like Uswis and Uswid
The a land iland people the fishermen ,agriculture AND FOREST

SAUTI ZA BUSARA:Is music festival a culture extraganza held annual in Zanzibar Tanzania each February and organised by Busara promotion.
The aim of Sauti za Busara is to bring people together and celebret the wealth and diverssty of African.
Arich and vibrant mix of style is show cased each year including that traditional ngoma taarab, kidumbak muci dancer...


ABDULRAZAK GURNAH:
Was born in1948 on the iland of Zanzibar off the cost of East Africa.
He came to britein as student in 1968 and now teaches litrature at the University of Kent. he is associet editor of the journal Wasafiri.

Mwanamke kwanza

Mafunzo
Katika muendelezo huu wa mafunzo ya internent ikiwa leo ni siku ya tatu tangu kuanza kwa mafunzo haya hapa Chuoni Suza tumeonyesha kenda vizuri sana, ingawje yapo baadhi ya mambo madogo madogo

UNYANYAPAA

Jamii imeshauriwa kuachana na kuwanyooshea vidole pamoja na kuwanyanyapaa watu wanaoishi na virusi vya ukimwi.

Hayo yameelezwa jana na watu wanaoishi na virusi vinavyosababisha ukimwi katika wilaya ya kaskazini A" wakati walipokutana kujadili mambo mbali mbali yanayowahusu.

Aidha walisema kuwa kumekuwa na muono mdogo juuu ya ufahamu wa kuwatambua watu waaoishi na virusi vya ukimwi katika wilaya hiyo kwani imekuwa ni kosa kwa mtu kujitangaza hadharani kuwa anaishi na viruci vya ukimwi.na kuongeza kuwa kutokana na hali hiyo ukimwi utasambaa kwa kasi kubwa.

BOLIVIA PRESIDENT

THE BACKGROUND OF BOLIVIA PRESIDENT

Juan Evo Morales Ayma (born October 26, 1959), popularly known as Evo (Spanish pronunciation: [ˈeβo]), has been the President of Bolivia since 2006. He has been declared the country's first fully indigenous head of state in the 470 years since the Spanish Conquest.[2]

Morales was first elected President of Bolivia on December 18, 2005, with 53.7% of the popular vote (approximately 45% of the electorate) in an election that saw the participation of 84.5% of the national electorate.[3] Two and a half years later he substantially increased this majority; in a recall referendum on August 14, 2008, more than two thirds of voters (67.4%) voted to keep him in power (approximately 57% of the electorate).

[4] Morales won presidential elections again in December 2009 by 63% and continued to his second term of presidency.[5]
Morales is the leader of a political party called the Movement for Socialism (Movimiento al Socialismo, with the Spanish acronym MAS, meaning "more"). MAS was involved in social protests such as the gas conflict and the Cochabamba protests of 2000, along with many other groups, that are collectively referred to as "social movements" in Bolivia. The MAS aims at giving more power to the country's indigenous and poor communities by means of land reforms and redistribution of gas wealth.[6]

Morales is also titular president of Bolivia's cocalero movement – a loose federation of coca growers' unions, made up of campesinos who are resisting the efforts of the United States government to eradicate coca in the province of Chapare in central Bolivia. In October 2009, Morales was named "World Hero of Mother Earth" by the United Nations General Assembly.[7]
Contents[hide]

1 Background
1.1 Ethnicity
1.2 Farming in the lowlands
1.3 Union activity
1.4 Style
2 Early political activity
2.1 1995 election, formation of MAS
2.2 Expulsion from Congress
2.3 The 2002 elections
3 The 2005 elections
3.1 Inauguration
4 Domestic policy
5 Foreign policy
6 Presidency
6.1 Conflict with Reyes Villa
6.2 Ponchos Rojos
6.3 Advisor faces terrorism charges in Peru
6.4 Miners protest
6.5 Movements for regional autonomy
6.6 Recall Referendum
6.7 Alleged assassination attempt
6.8 Morales and fatherhood
7 See also
8 References