Australian Scholarships

Asante Da Subi kwa kunileta habari hizi:

General information on this Scholarship:

http://www.adsafrica.com.au/scholarships/adsSouthEastAfrica.cfm

Applications NOW OPEN for the 2009 intake!

Priority sectors:

Public health (Including child & maternal health, HIV/AIDS and public sector management aspects of the sector

Environment (Including water & sanitation)

Number of scholarships available for 2009 intake : 12

Category:Public - The public category of scholarships is intended to strengthen public sector capacity in Africa. Public sector applicants are employees from various government departments and para-statals. Applications must be nominated and endorsed by the relevant nominating authority in each of the African countries.

Closing date : 13 June 2008

Eligible Tanzanian Nationals are invited to foward the following documents for consideration:
A completed Expression of Interest (click here)
A current cirriculum vitae
Certified copies of university degree(s) and transcripts
A one-page summary of the reasons for wishing to undertake postgraduate training in Australia and how this training will benefit Tanzania.
Failure to complete the application form and submit all documentation requested will lead to automatic disqualification. No undergraduate or PhD nominations will be considered.

Submit to:Dr. Faissal H. Issa
Permanent Secretary Public Service ManagementPresidents OfficeP.O. Box 2483 Dar-es-SalaamTanzania
Tel: +255 (0) 22 212 2908 Fax: + 255 (0) 22 213 1365
IELTS:
It is preferred that applicants have a level of English language competency as indicated by an overall band 6.5 in the IELTS. Alternatively, candidates may present an official letter from the institution where they last studied, indicating that the medium of instruction was English.
For further Information on IELTS click here

Other requirements:Applicants must have a minimum of two years' work experience, preferably five, and possess undergraduate qualifications at a minimum of upper second class honours level (with a minimum average academic mark of 65 per cent).

Pre-Departure Briefings for the 2009 intake:
Date: TBA

Mwanamke wa kizungu auliwa na Ngamia wake

Leo nimesikia maajabu. Huko Australia mwanamke wa kizungu alikuwa anafuga ngamia kama vile watu wanavyofuga mbwa. Ngamia mwenyewe dume... katokea kumpenda huyo mwanamke. Sasa ngamia alitaka kufanya ngono na huyo mama. Ngamia kamwangusha chini na kumpanda kutaka kufanya mapenzi naye ndo kamwua!

Duniani kuna mambo!

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Australia: pet camel looking to mate kills woman

2007-08-20

BEIJING, Aug. 20 (Xinhuanet) -- A pet male camel given as a gift that may have been looking for a mate killed an Australian woman, police said Sunday.

The camel, given to the woman on her 60th birthday, was killed Saturday at her family sheep and cattle ranch near Mitchell, about 350 miles west of the Queensland state capital of Brisbane, state police Detective Senior Constable Craig Gregory said.

The 330-pound, 10-month-old male had knocked the woman (police have not released her name) to the ground then lay on top of her in what police suspect was mating behavior, Gregory said.

Camel expert Chris Hill agreed with Gregory.

Hill, who has offered camel rides to tourists for 20 years, said young camels are not aggressive but can be dangerous if treated as pets without discipline.

The woman was given the hand-reared camel in March as a birthday present from her husband and daughter.

The fate of the camel is not known.

An autopsy of the woman will determine the precise cause of death within days.

http://winnipegsun.com/News/World/2007/08/20/4431237-sun.html