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GENERAL ASSEMBLY - 2nd convocation
As a student and/or member of the Alliance Française de Dar es Salaam, you are cordially invited to the ANNUAL GENERAL ASSEMBLY on Monday 23rd of June at 6pm. Thank you for coming with your membership card.
Agenda:
Presentation and vote on 2013 report of activities.
Presentation and vote on 2013 financial report.
Presentation and vote on provisional budget for 2014
Election of new Board Members

Thank me Later,

Chichia join hands with Africa Creative Collective

Tanzanian Designer Chichia has returned with a new collection of various prints,in a collaboration with African Creative Collective...

She dresses Beyonce with a maneno top last year..what will this collection bring?

We are hooked!

"Yellow Spaces" Collection by Nyumbani Designs

I kept hearing about Nyumbani Designs here and there,then i met the work of Nyumbani designs during one of my styling works and I was amazed by the wood work used to create such jewelry pieces!...Last week,the name popped up again,this time for a clothes collection styled with the wood jewelry...Am game!

Nyumbani Designs is a brand by Tanzanian Kerry Glanfield and this is her new collection which has been inspired by the Swahili styles...

Remember the woody necklaces on Chichia London's collection last year? Well,they are the work of Nyumbani Designs

Yellow Spaces indeed...

Models Styled by Christine Mhando a.k.a Chichia .. and photography by Osse Greca Sinare...

Kim Kardashian's Bachelorette Party

She looked dashing! Rocking a Balmain number,Kim Kardashian did her Bachelorette party in Paris where her sisters and close friends attended...

Amazing!

While almost all of her guests chose black attires,Kourtney went for a white 

Lala Anthony always by her side...

Close and intimate affair...We can't wait to see the wedding pictures...

Kacci Ft Country Boi - No Say (Official HD Video)

Movie:- The KARATE KID Part 2, Enjoy

WORKER KILLED IN ELECTRICAL ACCIDENT AT BRAZIL STADIUM

A worker at a World Cup stadium in the Brazilian city of Cuiaba was killed in an electrical accident on Thursday, temporarily halting construction of the stadium and adding to woes in the rushed preparations for the tournament.

Muhammad-Ali Maciel Afonso, 32, was the eighth worker to die at one of Brazil's twelve World Cup arenas. He was working for Etel Engenharia to install a communications network, according to a state government official and an executive at the company.

The 2014 World Cup, the first to be held in Brazil since 1950, has been beset by delays, cost overruns and broken promises. In addition to the late delivery of stadiums, three of which are still not ready, several key public transportation projects have been scaled back or abandoned altogether.

FIFA secretary general Jerome Valcke and Brazil's sports minister Aldo Rebelo expressed their condolences to Afonso's family and colleagues in statements.

The Arena Pantanal in the western city of Cuiaba is one of the most delayed stadiums being built for the tournament, which starts June 12.

The unfinished stadium held a test match last month, but workers are still adding seats, wiring and other final touches. An October fire caused structural damage at the stadium that has since been repaired.

Telecom networks are among the most delayed elements of half a dozen World Cup arenas, including Cuiaba, with industry groups scrambling to set up wifi and cell coverage in as little as half the time they requested.

Cuiaba's stadium is one of several that critics warn may become white elephants after the World Cup. The Arena Pantanal will have more than 40,000 seats, but the city's biggest soccer team usually plays to crowds of less than 2,000.

The Arena Pantanal will host four matches in the tournament: Chile vs Australia, Russia vs South Korea, Nigeria vs Bosnia and Japan vs Colombia.

Work on the stadium was halted pending a police investigation into the accident.

Fatal accidents have also occurred at arenas in the capital Brasilia, the Amazonian city of Manaus and the opening venue in Sao Paulo, which President Dilma Rousseff toured on Thursday.

Two workers lost their lives building stadiums for the World Cup hosted in South Africa four years ago.

Construction of the new Arena Corinthians stadium in Sao Paulo has sparked protests from families who say they have been pushed out of their neighborhood by the project.

Before touring the stadium on Thursday, Rousseff met with representatives of more than 2,000 families squatting on private land two miles south of the arena.

The squatters say its construction has driven up real estate values. Rousseff promised them access to the government's low-cost housing program, according to a presidential aide.