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Wahamiaji: Safari toka Congo kupitia Brazil mpaka Canada kwa miguu
Wahamiaji: Safari toka Congo kupitia Brazil mpaka Canada kwa miguu
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Mpaka wa Panama na Colombia watu wanazidi kumiminika, mashujaa waliopo mbele kama Baba Paroko na Mama Afrika jina alilopewa mama mmoja wanaopokea na kuwapa nasaha wahamiaji wanatutembeza kuonesha hali halisi
Watu toka Afrika, Asia, Haiti, Cuba wanaendelea kusogea mbele kuelekea Marekani ya Kaskazini kupitia misitu mizito, kukatiza rasi fupi ya bahari kujaribu kukwepa vizingiti asili vya msitu mnene na askari wa uhamiaji na wale wa mpakani kama clip hii invyoonesha ugumu wa safari hii.
Watu toka Afrika, Asia, Haiti, Cuba wanaendelea kusogea mbele kuelekea Marekani ya Kaskazini kupitia misitu mizito, kukatiza rasi fupi ya bahari kujaribu kukwepa vizingiti asili vya msitu mnene na askari wa uhamiaji na wale wa mpakani kama clip hii invyoonesha ugumu wa safari hii.
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28 February 2021
Dokumentari
Simulizi Safari ya mkongomani mkimbizi toka ktk Kambi ya Ukimbizi Afrika hadi Marekani ya Kaskazini
Ilikuwa siku ya furaha na majonzi pia alipoianza safari yake toka kambi ya ukimbizi Afrika,huku akiagwa na kutakiwa safari njema na jamii aliyoizoea ktk kambi ya wakimbizi .....endelea kufuatilia
From an African refugee camp to the US | DW Documentary
Published on 28 Feb 2021
An American dream comes true for a Congolese family and their friend. After more than 20 years in an African refugee camp they start a new life in the United States. With courage and humor, they navigate the challenges of their new life. The first time in an airplane, the first time on an escalator ... these everyday situations are part of something much more for Jean-Pierre, his family, and his friend Isaiah. Their departure after 20 years living in a refugee camp is a moment of happiness, but also one of deep emotion. Because of the brutal civil war in the Democratic Republic of Congo, the group had long ago given up hope of a better life. But eventually, they made their way via Uganda to the United States, thanks to a special UN refugee program. As they begin their new life, they are assisted by social workers specializing in integration. Their experiences reveal a lot about American society, like when a social worker praises sugary soft drinks in a supermarket, prompting Jean-Pierre to comment on how unhealthy the American diet is. This heart-warming documentary depicts brave and charismatic immigrants as they begin a new life.
Source : DW Documentary
Dokumentari
Simulizi Safari ya mkongomani mkimbizi toka ktk Kambi ya Ukimbizi Afrika hadi Marekani ya Kaskazini
Ilikuwa siku ya furaha na majonzi pia alipoianza safari yake toka kambi ya ukimbizi Afrika,huku akiagwa na kutakiwa safari njema na jamii aliyoizoea ktk kambi ya wakimbizi .....endelea kufuatilia
From an African refugee camp to the US | DW Documentary
Published on 28 Feb 2021
An American dream comes true for a Congolese family and their friend. After more than 20 years in an African refugee camp they start a new life in the United States. With courage and humor, they navigate the challenges of their new life. The first time in an airplane, the first time on an escalator ... these everyday situations are part of something much more for Jean-Pierre, his family, and his friend Isaiah. Their departure after 20 years living in a refugee camp is a moment of happiness, but also one of deep emotion. Because of the brutal civil war in the Democratic Republic of Congo, the group had long ago given up hope of a better life. But eventually, they made their way via Uganda to the United States, thanks to a special UN refugee program. As they begin their new life, they are assisted by social workers specializing in integration. Their experiences reveal a lot about American society, like when a social worker praises sugary soft drinks in a supermarket, prompting Jean-Pierre to comment on how unhealthy the American diet is. This heart-warming documentary depicts brave and charismatic immigrants as they begin a new life.
Source : DW Documentary
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Kama wewe ni wa nyampande msalimie sato enzi hizo alikua pis kali mweupe ana chura hatari kama khumbu, kwa sasa sjui kama yupo maika imesonga sana.
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10 Sept 2019
Chiapas, Mexico
Hundreds of African migrants in Mexico are protesting the country’s refusal to grant them transit visas to travel to the United States or Canada, where they want to apply for asylum. For months, thousands of African migrants have been forced by the Mexican government to stay in the southern state of Chiapas, on the Guatemalan border.
Many of them have been sleeping in tent cities, cooking on the streets and bathing their children in buckets, without the promise of shelter, food or work permits. The long waits for African migrants began in June, when it was reported that Mexican immigration authorities were ignoring transit visa requests by African and Haitian migrants to legally cross through Mexico.
For African migrants, the journey to Mexico often takes months as they cross the ocean to reach South America and then embark on a dangerous trek through the Colombian jungle and multiple Central American borders. We speak with Carolina Jiménez, Americas deputy director for research at Amnesty International in Mexico City.
Source : Democracy Now!
Chiapas, Mexico
An Invisible Crisis: Thousands of African Migrants Are Stranded in Mexico Hoping to Head North
Hundreds of African migrants in Mexico are protesting the country’s refusal to grant them transit visas to travel to the United States or Canada, where they want to apply for asylum. For months, thousands of African migrants have been forced by the Mexican government to stay in the southern state of Chiapas, on the Guatemalan border.
Many of them have been sleeping in tent cities, cooking on the streets and bathing their children in buckets, without the promise of shelter, food or work permits. The long waits for African migrants began in June, when it was reported that Mexican immigration authorities were ignoring transit visa requests by African and Haitian migrants to legally cross through Mexico.
For African migrants, the journey to Mexico often takes months as they cross the ocean to reach South America and then embark on a dangerous trek through the Colombian jungle and multiple Central American borders. We speak with Carolina Jiménez, Americas deputy director for research at Amnesty International in Mexico City.
Source : Democracy Now!
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Mpaka wa Canada unafungwa
Jun 25, 2020 | 0
Mpaka wa Canada unafungwa
Katika mabadiliko makubwa ya sera, Waziri Mkuu wa Canada Justin Trudeau alitangaza mnamo Machi kuwa Canada itawaondoa watafutaji wa hifadhi ambao walijaribu kuvuka mpaka kutokea Marekani.
Uamuzi huo unasemekana kuwa hatua ya kinga dhidi ya uambukizi wa COVID-19. Mnamo Juni 16, agizo hilo lilipanuliwa kwa mwezi mwingine, hadi angalau Julai 21. Ikiwa watafutaji wa hifadhi wanawasili kwenye mpaka kabla ya Julai 21 na wanawasiliana na Polisi toka Royal Canadian lililowekwa tayari, watakuwa kwenye hatari ya kupeanwa kwa ICE huko Marekani, na kutumwa mara moja kwa vituo vya ulinzi(jela). Na kutoka hapo wanaweza kurudishwa nchini walikotoka.
Tangu Machi idadi ndogo ya watafutaji hifadhi – kimsingi hasa Watoka Haiti – wamefukuzwa kwenye mpaka, ikiwa ni pamoja na walio fika kwa njia panya ya barabara inayojulikana kama Roxham Road kuvukia New York, ambayo iko umbali wa maili tano kutoka kivuko halali kwa mpaka.
Hapo awali maafisa walikuwa wameruhusu wanaotafuta hifadhi kuvuka kupitia Barabara ya Roxham, na pia katika bandari rasmi za kuingia, kama vile Niagara Falls na Champlain-St. Bernard de Lacolle.
Katika miaka ya hivi karibuni, raia wengi wa Kiafrika wanaoomba hifadhi huko Canada wametoka Nigeria, Jamhuri ya Kidemokrasia ya Kongo, Sudani, Eritrea, Angola, na Burundi. Maneno vinywani mwao yanaonyesha kuwa watafutaji wa hifadhi hawa walianza kupima uzito wa faida ya kuondoka Maine kwenda Canada mnamo mwaka wa 2017, wakati harakati za utawala wa sasa kupambana na uhamiaji zilionyesha kwamba mfumo wa maombi ya hifadhi wa Marekani ulivunjwa. Baadhi ya waombaji wa hifadhi ambao walifika Maine majira ya joto ya 2019 kutokea mpaka wa kusini waliendelea hadi Canada waki tokea Portland wakati huo.
Source : Mpaka wa Canada unafungwa
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19 Jun 2021
Canada-U.S. border closure extends by one month
Despite rising vaccination rates and plummeting COVID-19 cases the ban on non-essential travel between Canada and the U.S. has been extended by another month, prompting questions about why the border remains closed.
source : CBC News
Canada-U.S. border closure extends by one month
Despite rising vaccination rates and plummeting COVID-19 cases the ban on non-essential travel between Canada and the U.S. has been extended by another month, prompting questions about why the border remains closed.
source : CBC News
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20 Jul 2021
Canada to open border to vaccinated Americans by Aug. 9
Effective Aug. 9, fully vaccinated Americans can travel to Canada without having to quarantine, rules which may extend to the rest of the world in early September.
Source : CBC News: The National
Canada to open border to vaccinated Americans by Aug. 9
Effective Aug. 9, fully vaccinated Americans can travel to Canada without having to quarantine, rules which may extend to the rest of the world in early September.
Source : CBC News: The National
Ninarudia tena kusema tulifanya kosa kubwa sana kujidai kudai uhuru wakati uwezo wa kujitawala hatuna. Tungekuwa chini ya utawala wa kikoloni wala tusingehangaika na haya masaibu.
Nimeona hapo hata polisi wa Canada wanavyoongea na hao wakimbizi kiutu yaani unaona kabisa kwamba sisi hatuna kabisa polisi ila tuna (Interahamwe) tu wenye sare za polisi.
Waafrika wakoloni walituachia hizi nchi zikiwa "Heaven on Earth" tukaziharibu wenyewe chini ya watemi wetu waliojipachika jina la marais na sasa tunazikimbia kuwafuata tena wakoloni. Yaani hakuna watu wa hovyo kama sisi waafrika. We're good for nothing.
Nimeona hapo hata polisi wa Canada wanavyoongea na hao wakimbizi kiutu yaani unaona kabisa kwamba sisi hatuna kabisa polisi ila tuna (Interahamwe) tu wenye sare za polisi.
Waafrika wakoloni walituachia hizi nchi zikiwa "Heaven on Earth" tukaziharibu wenyewe chini ya watemi wetu waliojipachika jina la marais na sasa tunazikimbia kuwafuata tena wakoloni. Yaani hakuna watu wa hovyo kama sisi waafrika. We're good for nothing.
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21 September 2021
Wagumu wanaendelea na safari ya kihistoria
Haitian Migrants Follow Dangerous Path To U.S.
As thousands of Haitian immigrants arrive in the U.S. seeking asylum, NBC News’ Vaughn Hillyard shows where their dangerous journey begins.
Source : NBC News
Wagumu wanaendelea na safari ya kihistoria
Haitian Migrants Follow Dangerous Path To U.S.
As thousands of Haitian immigrants arrive in the U.S. seeking asylum, NBC News’ Vaughn Hillyard shows where their dangerous journey begins.
Source : NBC News
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Ulifanikiwa kuungana nao mkuu?
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29 October 2021
DARIEN GAP 2021:
CBSN Originals met families preparing to cross the treacherous Darien Gap, dense jungle on the border between Colombia and Panama, that correspondent Adam Yamaguchi trekked 4 years earlier to document the sacrifice migrants are willing to make in the hopes of finding a better life in the US.
Source : CBS News
DARIEN GAP 2021:
CBSN Originals met families preparing to cross the treacherous Darien Gap, dense jungle on the border between Colombia and Panama, that correspondent Adam Yamaguchi trekked 4 years earlier to document the sacrifice migrants are willing to make in the hopes of finding a better life in the US.
Source : CBS News
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8 January 2022
Shabunda, Sud Kivu
DR Congo
Shabunda ni jehanamu iliyo duniani
Vijana wa Congo wanasema Congo bahati mbaya, ni nchi siyo ya kuishi bali ni jehanamu iliyo duniani, hivyo ndoto ni kutambuka kwenda Ulaya na Marekani ya Kaskazini.
Hayo yanasemwa na wakaazi vijana wa Shabunda mji mdogo ktk jimbo la Kivu ya Kusini (Sud Kivu). Sehemu hiyo pamoja na utajiri mkubwa wa kila aina ya madini yenye thamani lakini serikali haijajenga mtandao wa barabara zinazopitika wala viwanja vidogo vya ndege salama....
Safari kwa barabara ya mwendo wa urefu wa kilometa 43 tu kwa Lori hili chakavu lilokuwa likitumika na jeshi la ujerumani inachukua siku nane, lita moya ya petroli / dizeli ktk mji wa Shabunda ni shilingi za kiTanzania 15,000 ( elfu kumi na tano) maisha ni ghali sana ktk mji huu uliopo mwituni kabisa na siyo nishati tu bali mafuta ya kupikia, chakula bei yake ni ghali kupita popote duniyani.
Kutokana na mji huu wa Shabunda 'kutengwa' gramu moja ya dhahabu inauzwa US$40 wakati ikifika Goma inauzwa mpaka US$ 200 na kusafirishwa kwenda Dubai UAE n.k hivyo pamoja na utajiri wote maisha ni magumu kupindukia ingawa wana 'tumika' sana yaani ni wachapakazi sana ktk kaz mbalimbali... dhahabu mbali ya machimbo madogo pia inapatikana kwa wingi kwa wazamiaji kuzamia katika mito ya maji kwenda chini na kukomba udongo wenye mchanga wa dhahabu ...
It takes courage to travel the trails of this forsaken region. The town of Shabunda is one of the most remote in the Congo. Junior and Juvenal carry climb aboard an old German military truck. Despite their steel giant’s 8-wheel drive it takes them anywhere between 3 days and 3 weeks, depending on the season, to travel the 70km to the town.
Source : Free Documentary
Shabunda, Sud Kivu
DR Congo
Shabunda ni jehanamu iliyo duniani
Vijana wa Congo wanasema Congo bahati mbaya, ni nchi siyo ya kuishi bali ni jehanamu iliyo duniani, hivyo ndoto ni kutambuka kwenda Ulaya na Marekani ya Kaskazini.
Hayo yanasemwa na wakaazi vijana wa Shabunda mji mdogo ktk jimbo la Kivu ya Kusini (Sud Kivu). Sehemu hiyo pamoja na utajiri mkubwa wa kila aina ya madini yenye thamani lakini serikali haijajenga mtandao wa barabara zinazopitika wala viwanja vidogo vya ndege salama....
Safari kwa barabara ya mwendo wa urefu wa kilometa 43 tu kwa Lori hili chakavu lilokuwa likitumika na jeshi la ujerumani inachukua siku nane, lita moya ya petroli / dizeli ktk mji wa Shabunda ni shilingi za kiTanzania 15,000 ( elfu kumi na tano) maisha ni ghali sana ktk mji huu uliopo mwituni kabisa na siyo nishati tu bali mafuta ya kupikia, chakula bei yake ni ghali kupita popote duniyani.
Kutokana na mji huu wa Shabunda 'kutengwa' gramu moja ya dhahabu inauzwa US$40 wakati ikifika Goma inauzwa mpaka US$ 200 na kusafirishwa kwenda Dubai UAE n.k hivyo pamoja na utajiri wote maisha ni magumu kupindukia ingawa wana 'tumika' sana yaani ni wachapakazi sana ktk kaz mbalimbali... dhahabu mbali ya machimbo madogo pia inapatikana kwa wingi kwa wazamiaji kuzamia katika mito ya maji kwenda chini na kukomba udongo wenye mchanga wa dhahabu ...
It takes courage to travel the trails of this forsaken region. The town of Shabunda is one of the most remote in the Congo. Junior and Juvenal carry climb aboard an old German military truck. Despite their steel giant’s 8-wheel drive it takes them anywhere between 3 days and 3 weeks, depending on the season, to travel the 70km to the town.
Source : Free Documentary
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Una shida na Tundu Lissu badala ya CCM iliyokutawala miaka 60. Wewe Ni mnafiki mkubwa.
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Latin America
Miles of Dangerous Jungle
In 2019 he flew to the tiny South American nation of Suriname, one of the few countries issuing tourist visas to Cubans. He saved up money working as a security guard then, starting in March, he began a meandering journey, by bus, hitchhiking and the occasional boat, through French Guiana, Brazil, Peru, Ecuador and then Colombia.
Vivó struggles through mud on his way to a migrant camp called Las Tecas where he will begin the trek into the Darién Jungle.
Carlos Villalón for NPR
Migrants climb the hilly route through the Darién jungle in challenging conditions with muddy trails and rain in September.
Carlos Villalón for NPR
Initially, we followed a trail along the Río Muerto — "dead river" in Spanish — and had to cross it every 10 minutes or so with the water often reaching our waists. Vivó's small backpack was overloaded with clothes, food and a thick Bible. His gear kept falling out, forcing us to stop and repack. He seemed totally out of place in the jungle.
Yet he kept plowing ahead. Villalón, who has spent years photographing migrants in the Darién Gap, was impressed by the persistence and courage of our Cuban companion, calling him "an incredibly strong human being."
And as it turned out, we made decent progress. By the end of the day, we were in striking distance of the Panamanian border. We set up camp, ate more rice and tuna, then fell asleep in our hammocks to the sound of the rain forest.
Vivó rests at his camp the evening before attempting to cross the border to Panama.
Carlos Villalón for NPR
Before leaving Acandí, the last town we would see in Colombia, we stocked up on food, flashlights and sheets of plastic to protect our hammocks from the rain. There were no roads out of town, so we hired a horse cart and a driver to take us five hours down grassy trails to where the jungle begins. We spent a rainy night trying to get some sleep in our hammocks then ate rice and canned tuna for breakfast and began our hike.
But it was rough going.
The endless stream of migrants and frequent rain showers had turned the trail into a mud slick ....
READ MORE ABOUT THIS DARING DANGEROUS JOURNEY :
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Mbuzini, Republic of South Africa
The so-called Norex line was aimed at keeping out the "communist threat". As a consequence the Mlambo clan, one of the biggest families in the region, was split by the international border. But up until the end of last year there was a "hole in the border". Ironically, Magnus Malan, former defence minister and apartheid's main enforcer, allowed an informal crossing for members of the tribe. Over the years the Mbuzini tunnel became the economic lifeline of the area, as well as an access route. This concession is no more. In a recent effort to stop smuggling, the tunnel was closed. Today an iron curtain separates members of the Mlambo tribe. What used to be a five meter walk is now a 300 kilometre detour to a border post. Some members risk arrest by crossing the fence illegally.
Source : Journeyman Pictures
The so-called Norex line that divides Mozambique-South Africa Border (2000)
The so-called Norex line was aimed at keeping out the "communist threat". As a consequence the Mlambo clan, one of the biggest families in the region, was split by the international border. But up until the end of last year there was a "hole in the border". Ironically, Magnus Malan, former defence minister and apartheid's main enforcer, allowed an informal crossing for members of the tribe. Over the years the Mbuzini tunnel became the economic lifeline of the area, as well as an access route. This concession is no more. In a recent effort to stop smuggling, the tunnel was closed. Today an iron curtain separates members of the Mlambo tribe. What used to be a five meter walk is now a 300 kilometre detour to a border post. Some members risk arrest by crossing the fence illegally.
Source : Journeyman Pictures