Just months before Diddy and Drake had an alleged fight in a Miami nightclub, the rapper had ranted on stage about Drake "stealing his song".
Diddy took to the stage with Mase where he grabbed the mic before playing a track, saying: “I want somebody to get this s*** on tape!”
“At the end of the day, this s*** is still hot," he said prior to playing Drake's song.
While he had the crowd's attention, he never says Drake's name but claims he "gave" him the beat, and that the Started From The Bottom rapper stole it.
Sources reveals to the Mirror that the song in questions is 0 to 100/The Catch Up by producer Boi-1da, who gave Diddy the song first. They went on to add that Diddy had the song for eight months before Drake went ahead and recorded it.
As to what happened outside LIV nightclub this month, a source told US Weekly: “Diddy was the one that was upset with the music rights. It started inside the club, and then the fight ended up happening outside.”
Drama drama drama.
Traffic Police Commander Mpinga launches World First Aid day in Dar
Red Cross Tanzania in collaboration with the Automobile Association of
Tanzania (AAT) yesterday launched the World First Aid Day.The event is marked on September 13 every year but was pushed back this year to December to iron out the Word Red Cross Federation’s new cooperation pact with the Federation of International Automobiles, (FIA).
Held yesterday in Dar es Salaam, the event was graced by the National Traffic Police Commander Mohamed Mpinga and involved among other activities, the Tanzania Red Cross Society with AAT officials and Tanzania Traffic Police HQ, Education Unit demonstrating first aid skills at the main bus station in Dar es Salaam.
Represented by the national dissemination officer Stella Marealle, Red Cross Tanzania announced its cooperation with AAT to save lives of casualties particularly those resulting from the ever increasing motor crashes.
Marealle explained that the World First Aid Day is marked on September 13 every year but was pushed back to December as a result of the Word Red Cross Federation’s new cooperation pact with the Federation of International Automobiles, (FIA).
Marealle said on May 8th 2014 the Federation Internationale de L'Automobile (FIA) and the International Federation of Red Cross and Red Cross Crescent (IFRC) signed a memorandum of understanding to reduce road injuries and fatalities.
In supporting this initiative and in light of commemorating the World First Aid Day, AAT in collaboration with FIA and Tanzania Red Cross Society have committed to improve First Aid awareness among the public and motorists.
The new partnership has designed special flyers (Community-Based Fist Aid) to create awareness in Kiswahili to be distributed in high traffic flow areas, schools, bus stations, transport companies, taxi stands, Boda Boda Associations and to boys and girl scout groups.
Tanzania Traffic Police HQ will assist to distribute the flyers at the Kibaha weight bridge to long haulage trucks and buses enroute to Zambia, Kenya, Uganda, Rwanda, Malawi and Congo.
Notably, more than 4,000 trucks pass the weight bridge on a daily basis.
Similalry, FIA / FIA Institute have organised a ‘go-carting seminar’ for 50 club officials from the AAT affiliated clubs in Tanga Region that will be held this week in the region where Red Cross will demonstrate first aid skills and flyers will be distributed at taxi and bus stands among other key places.
It is envisioned that the new agreement between AAT and Red Cross Tanzania will accelerate safety enhancement measures and reduce motor accidents fatality across the nation.
The two bodies (Red Cross and AAT) have started working together through distribution of paper leaflets that carry messages on how best to react during motor accidents.
Besides the launch, FIA joins Red Cross and the rest of the world in commemorating to mark the world day Remembrance of Traffic victims.
The third Sunday of November each year is dedicated to remember many millions killed and injured on the worlds roads. This year, it is being dedicated to raising awareness on the critical role speeding plays in escalating road accidents.
Meanwhile, the AAT has also used the occasion to acknowledge journalists who have been working to publicise awareness of road safety measures in the country for the year.
The journalists who were recognised were Samuel Kamndaya and Miguel Suleiman of Mwananchi Communications Ltd, Mohamed Ugasa of the Guardian Ltd, Figinia Swai of ITV and Mbonile Burton of the Tanzania Standard Newspapers.
Large buses to ply Dar’s Bus Rapid Transit system from early 2015
Special buses to operate on Dar es Salaam’s Bus Rapid Transit (BRT)
routes along the Morogoro road are scheduled to start operating come
March next year as the first phase ahead of planned official
commencement in mid 2016.Speaking yesterday in Dar es Salaam during the annual conference for commuter buses operators and the Dar es salaam Regional Commissioner, Dar es Salaam Rapid Transit (DART) Chief Executive, Asteria Mlambo said they are now installing traffic lights along the route being the final stage.
She said the BRT project which covers a distance of 15.8km on Morogoro Road, from Kimara to Kivukoni will ease traffic movement in the city.
“One bus will be carrying between 140 and 150 passengers, this means one bus will replace at least five commuter vans,” Mlambo said.
She added the project will also offer both formal and informal employment to drivers and other attendants including mechanics.
On his part, Dar es Salaam Regional Commissioner, Said Meck Sadick promised that the government will ensure that local companies, specifically commuter bus operators, are given tenders to operate the project and called upon commuter bus operators to form a joint firm to win the project tender.
“Now that the first phase of the DART project is in the final stages, it will be better if local investors operate it so as to increase the national income as well as improving the lives of Tanzanians,” he said.
The Dar es Salaam Commuter Buses Owners Association (DARCOBOA) Chairman, Sabri Mabruk, commended DART for the ongoing Dar es Salaam Bus Rapid Transit (DART) project.
He said if given the chance to operate the project, they will benefit from the business citing that the system is now computerized and hence no funds will be embezzled.
The chairman commended Usafiri Dar es Salaam’s (UDA) decision to compensate all commuter buses operating along Morogoro road.
He said DARCOBOA has agreed to join UDA to operate the project as local players and went on to urge commuter bus owners to make use of the compensation they received to buy shares in the BRT.
Yanga in deep conflict over Coutinho
Being pending several hours before registration closed dirsha small club Yanga inalumbana still on the cutting name of one international player to retain five star who played for the same team as the laws of Tanzania Football Federation submits shine.
Window registry is closing at 6:00 the night with the leadership of Yanga lacking in serious controversy with his coach Brazilian Marcio Maximo holds the position of continuing to use Brazilian Andrew Coutinho with these leaders protesting due to the limited ability he had star and wanted his case kept to his position Wave Hamisi Kiiza be given the option of a coach who's not.
Goal understands that the club is currently in deep domain case has been discussing the issue with the decision ahead of time to arrive but it is likely to Coutinho and Maximo lose their jobs due to this saga.
Mid-week Yanga ilimsajili player Kpah Sean Sherman from Cyprus and bringing the number of six players internationally and ready Maximo, wanted to remove him Kiiza but leading the strike and asked him to coach the removal Coutinho because its level has been slightly different and Kiiza who has been a major contribution to the team since he joined it last four seasons.
So far six international inawachezaji Yanga who are Haruna Niyonzima, Baobab Twite, Emerson de Oliveira Neivas Rpque, Kpah Sean Sherman, Andrew Coutinh and Kiiza.
Simba now pocket Nani Mtani Jembe 2 fans’ prize
Tanzania Breweries Limited (TBL), which sponsors the two teams through Kilimanjaro Premium Lager brand, organized the game.
Simba cruised to a 2-0 win over Yanga in the match played at the National Stadium in Dar es Salaam on Saturday to walk away with 15m/- reserved for the winning team.
Simba also won 77,590,000/- in a special campaign that had the two teams’ fans contribute for their respective sides through sms. Yanga’s fans took 2,410,000/-.
A total of 100m/- was set aside for the match, with the two squads battling for 20m/- and fans vying for the rest. Out of the 20m/-, the winning team received 15m/- and the loser took the rest.
The campaign saw the fans vote for their teams through sms in which one team’s fans lost 10,000/- for each of the votes by the opposing team's fans.
According to the Gaming Board of Tanzania official, Joshua Ngolo, the total number of valid votes was 106, 846.
Yanga and Simba’s skippers, Nadir Haroub and Emmanuel Okwi, accepted the game’s results, with the latter saying his side had already expected to come out victorious.
“We had expected to emerge victorious as we had prepared well for the game…Simba is better than Yanga,” Okwi said.
Haroub said the defeat was part of the game, noting that it has helped his side assess its strengths and weaknesses.
“No one should be blamed for the loss. We should join forces and ensure the team performs well in forthcoming assignments,” Haroub said.
In the last year’s Nani Mtani Jembe match, Simba won 3-1.
SOURCE:
THE GUARDIAN
'The best goalkeeping performance I've seen at Old Trafford' - Solskjaer hails De Gea
The Spaniard kept Liverpool at bay, saving numerous
attempts from the likes of Raheem Sterling and Mario Balotelli to help
Manchester United make it six wins on the spin
The Spain international was in inspired form as he kept out the likes of Raheem Sterling and Mario Balotelli on numerous occasions, with United going on to win the Premier League clash 3-0 to move within five points of second-placed Manchester City.
Asked where he would rank De Gea's performance, Solskjaer told Sky Sports: "I've seen quite a few [outstanding performances] with the goalkeepers I've played with in [Peter] Schmeichel and [Edwin] Van der Sar but today was probably the best one I've seen at Old Trafford from a United goalkeeper.
"He saves them. There's six clear-cut chances that should have been goals. He stands up, David Seaman was the same. He makes it very difficult to score against him."
Jamie Carragher added: "We talk now about who the best goalkeeper in the world is. Maybe Manuel Neuer, I think we'd all agree on that with [Thibaut] Courtois very close. I bet if you asked those two goalkeepers, they've never probably put in a performance like that.
"That's one of the best goalkeeping performances I've seen. He was brilliant, he was always in control and never panicked. He was the difference."
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