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HABARI Tatiana kuzuru Tanzania ::: Iringa, Manyara kufungua dimba Kombe la Taifa ::: Ligi ya Muungano Kikapu Mei 17 ::: Mshindi Tuzo ya Kalamu kunyakua 150,000/- ::: Mwekezaji apewa chanzo cha Nile ::: Barrick kujenga chuo kwa wachimbaji ::: Waliobomolewa nyumba Tabata Dampo walia njaa ::: Songas yapingwa kutaka kupandisha usafishaji gesi ::: Msimamizi wa Uchaguzi Karatu akiri kukosea ::: Sh bilioni tano kwa atakayefichua wahalifu ::: Pinda aivaa Richmond ::: Posho ya nini kwa askari kama hawalipi nauli? ::: Kampuni za simu zipunguze gharama ::: Uharamia wa programu za kompyuta wakithiri nchini ::: Ligi ngazi ya Mkoa Arusha kuanza leo ::: Bendera akabidhiwa mikoba Arusha ::: Kipa wa Polisi Moro afariki ::: Mkuchika kukimbiza Mwenge wa Olimpiki ::: Reli yazidiwa, yasafirisha abiria kwa awamu ::: Tusikubali wakimbizi wajiandikishe kwenye Daftari la Uchaguzi ::: Leah Moudy afuzu Idols ::: ‘Kuanzishwa mbio za magari kutategemea utashi’ ::: Simba, Yanga zasaka pointi ::: India kuwekeza miradi mikubwa Afrika ::: Benki ya Boa kuendelea kuandaa wataalamu ::: Vodacom yaanzisha huduma ya kutuma fedha ::: Wananchi Comoro wasusa kampuni za Ufaransa ::: ‘Mauaji ya Rwanda yawe fundisho kwa dunia’ ::: Waliokufa Mererani sasa kuzikwa jirani na migodi ::: JK kufunga mkutano wa India na Afrika ::: Jumatano Apr 09, 2008

Wakazi walioathirika kwa kuvunjiwa nyumba katika eneo la Tabata Dampo, jijini Dar es Salaam, wakifuatilia kipindi cha Bunge wakiwa katika hema leo. Mvua zinazoendelea kunyesha, zimekuwa zikiwaathiri kutokana na mahema wanayoyatumia kulowana. (Picha na Athumani Hamisi).

HABARI INAYOONGOZA LEO:: Pinda aivaa Richmond WAZIRI Mkuu Mizengo Pinda, amesema ripoti ya timu maalumu iliyoundwa kupitia mapendekezo ya Bunge kuhusu ripoti ya Richmond

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Discovery's STS-124 Mission Targeted for Launch May 31

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Discovery's STS-124 Mission Targeted for Launch May 31

Image above: As space shuttle Discovery's payload bay doors are closing, seen at center is a Ku-band antenna that is used in space to transmit and receive information from the ground. Photo credit: NASA/Chris Rhodes
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NASA is targeting May 31 as the launch date for space shuttle Discovery's STS-124 mission. STS-124 is the 26th shuttle flight to the International Space Station and the second of three flights to deliver components of the Japanese Aerospace Exploration Agency's Kibo laboratory.

The Japanese Pressurized Module will be the station's largest science laboratory, measuring 37 feet long and 14 feet in diameter, about the size of a large tour bus. The shuttle also will deliver the lab's robotic arm system that support operations outside of Kibo. The lab's logistics module, which was installed in a temporary location during STS-123 in March, will be attached to the new lab.

Mark Kelly will command the seven-member crew, which includes Pilot Ken Ham, Mission Specialists Karen Nyberg, Ron Garan, Mike Fossum, Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency astronaut Akihiko Hoshide and Greg Chamitoff. Chamitoff will replace Expedition 16/17 Flight Engineer Garrett Reisman and remain aboard the station as a member of the Expedition 17 crew. Reisman will return to Earth with the STS-124 crew.

STS-124 Mission Information
› STS-124 Mission Summary (524 Kb PDF)
› Meet the Crew


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Draft Space Shuttle Program Programmatic Environmental Assessment
A report posted on Feb. 25, 2008 to address the potential environmental impacts associated with the transition and retirement of the Space Shuttle Program.

A sad day for Kenya as ODM pulls out of talks

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News Update ODM quits cabinet talks

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President Mwai kibaki and Prime minister designate Raila odinga outside Harambee house, nairobi. In spite of public show of camaraderie by the two leaders on Sunday, there is still no Cabinet following a weekend of hard tackles by both sides.

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