PAMLOMO-SAUTI YA JAMII

Baada ya kwikwi ya saa takribani 48 wataalamu wa Modewji blog wanakurejeshea hewani Blog yako pendwa. Watundu wanaovuruga mambo mtandaoni (hackers) walijaribu kuimiliki blog hii kwa kufanya majaribio zaidi ya mara 300 yaliyosababisha mifumo ya kiusalama, kufanyakazi ya ziada kuihami Modewjiblog . Hata hivyo wataalamu wetu wameziba mianya iliyokuwa imesababisha hali hiyo na sasa tupo pamoja nanyi. Tunashukuru kwa uvumilivu wenu, tuko pamoja na endelea kuperuzi nasi. Kwa mawasiliano zaidi tutumie email: info@modewjiblog.com Imetolewa na Operation Manager, Zainul Mzige.

A cross-section of journalists from Eastern Zone which include Iringa, Dodoma, Coast and Morogoro regions attending a training workshop on election reporting organized jointly by the Media Council of Tanzania (MCT) and the British Broadcasting Corporation (BBC) through its Media Action program. (Photo: FRIDAY SIMBAYA) By Friday Simbaya, Morogoro JOURNALISTS have been urged to play a watchdog (overseer) role during the forthcoming general elections in October this year, the Guardian has observed. The called was sounded yesterday by Kaanaeli Kaale and Hassan Mhelela who were the facilitators in the five-day training workshop on election reporting for Eastern Zone journalists from four regions of Iringa, Coast, Dodoma and the host Morogoro. They said the role of the media during elections is busy times, which is exponential include a very active watchdog role; to investigate irregularities and expose foul play, corruption and election rigging.