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JAMHURI YA MUUNGANO WA TANZANIA OFISI YA RAIS SEKRETARIETI YA AJIRA KATIKA UTUMISHI WA UMMA Kumb.NaEA.7/96/01/K/255 30 Julai, 2020 TANGAZO LA KUITWA KWENYE USAILI Katibu wa Sekretarieti ya Ajira katika Utumishi wa Umma kwa niaba ya “Land Transport Regulator Authority” (LATRA), “Tanzania Shipping Agencies Corporation” (TASAC), Ofisi ya Taifa ya Ukaguzi (NAOT), Chuo Kikuu cha Mzumbe (MU), Mamlaka ya Elimu ya Mafunzo na Ufundi Stadi (VETA), “Livestock Training Agency” (LITA), Wakala wa Huduma za Misitu Tanzania (TFS), Hospitali ya Taifa ya Muhimbili (MNH), “Tanzania Meteorology Authority” (TMA), Chuo cha Elimu ya Biashara (CBE), Shirika la Mzinga, Taasisi ya Utafiti wa Misitu Tanzania (TAFORI) na “Institute of Accountancy Arusha” anapenda kuwataarifu waombaji kazi wote walioomba kazi kuwa usaili wa vitendo unatarajiwa kufanyika tarehe 6 - 21 Agosti, 2020, usaili wa kuandika unatarajiwa kufanyika tarehe 08- 14 Agosti, 2020 na kufuatiwa na usaili wa mahojiano ambao utafanyika tarehe 10-11 Agosti, 2020. Wasailiwa wanaoitwa kwenye usaili wanapaswa kuzingatia maelekezo yafuatayo:- i. Usaili wa vitendo utafanyika tarehe 6- 21 Agosti, 2020 kama ilivyooneshwa kwenye tangazo hili, muda na sehemu ambapo usaili huo utafanyika umeainishwa kwa Kada zinazohusika; ii. Usaili wa mchujo (kuandika) utafanyika tarehe 08 Agosti, 2020 kama ilivyooneshwa kwenye tangazo hili; muda na sehemu ambapo usaili utafanyika umeainishwa kwa kila Kada; 1 iii. Kila msailiwa ahakikishe anaingia kwenye akaunti yake na kunakili namba ya kufanyia mtihani kwa kuwa namba hizo hazitatolewa siku ya usaili; iv. Kila msailiwa anatakiwa kufika kwenye eneo la usaili akiwa amevaa Barakoa na kuzingatia masharti mengine ya kujikinga na COVID 19 kama yalivyoainishwa na Wizara ya Afya awapo eneo la usaili, v. Kila msailiwa anapaswa kuwa na kitambulisho kwa ajili ya utambuzi; vi. Vitambulisho vinavyokubalika ni pamoja na ama Kitambulisho cha Mkazi, Kitambulisho cha Mpiga kura, Kitambulisho cha kazi cha taasisi inayojulikana, Kitambulisho cha Uraia ,Hati ya kusafiria au Leseni ya Udereva; vii. Wasailiwa wanatakiwa kufika na vyeti vyao halisi, kuanzia cheti cha kuzaliwa, kidato cha IV, VI, Stashahada, Stashahada ya Juu, Shahada na kuendelea kutegemeana na sifa za Mwombaji; viii. Wasailiwa watakaowasilisha “Testimonials”, “Provisional Results”, “Statement of results”, hati za matokeo za kidato cha IV na VI (form V and form VI results slips) HAVITAKUBALIWA NA HAWATARUHUSIWA KUENDELEA NA USAILI; ix. Kila msailiwa atajigharamia kwa chakula, usafiri na malazi; x. Kila Msailiwa azingatie tarehe na mahali alipopangiwa kufanyia usaili; xi. Kwa waombaji waliosoma nje ya Tanzania wahakikishe Vyeti vyao vimehakikiwa na kuidhinishwa na Mamlaka husika (NECTA, NACTE au TCU); xii. Waombaji kazi ambao majina yao hayaonekani katika tangazo hili watambue kuwa hawakukidhi vigezo. Hivyo, wasisite kuomba tena pindi nafasi za kazi zitakapotangazwa na kuzingatia mahitaji ya tangazo husika. xiii. Kwa kada ambazo wanatakiwa kusajiliwa na Bodi zao za Kitaaluma wanapaswa kuja na vyeti vyao Halisi vya Usajili pamoja na Leseni za kufanyia kazi. 2 RATIBA YA USAILI NA. TAASISI KADA TAREHE YA TAREHE YA MAHALI TAREHE YA MAHALI USAILI WA USAILI WA USAILI WA MCHUJO VITENDO MAHOJIANO 1 LATRA ROAD LICENSING 08-08-2020 HAKUNA CHUO KIKUU 10-08-2020 PSRS AND MONITORING KISHIRIKI CHA OFFICER II ELIMU DAR ES (REGIONAL SALAAM OFFICES) (DUCE) DRIVERS II HAKUNA 07-08-2020 VETA 10-08-2020 (REGIONAL CHANG’OMBE OFFICES) 2 TASAC CLEARING AND 08-08-2020 HAKUNA DUCE 10-08-2020 PSRS FORWARDING OFFICERS GRADE II CLEARING AND HAKUNA HAKUNA HAKUNA 10-08-2020 PSRS FORWARDING OFFICERS GRADE I 3 NAOT ICT OFFICER (ICT 08-08-2020 09-08-2020 DUCE 10-08-2020 PSRS SECURITY FORENSIC AUDITOR) 4 CHUO KIKUU ARTISAN HAKUNA HAKUNA HAKUNA 10-08-2020 MZUMBE MZUMBE (MASONRY) II MOROGORO (MU) JANITOR II HAKUNA HAKUNA HAKUNA 10-08-2020 MZUMBE MOROGORO 5 VETA ASSISTANT HAKUNA 06-08-2020 VETA 11-08-2020 PSRS VOCATIONAL CHANG’OMBE TEACHER – MOTOR VEHICLE MECHANICS ASSISTANT HAKUNA 06-08-2020 VETA 11-08-2020 PSRS VOCATIONAL CHANG’OMBE TEACHER - PLUMBING AND PIPE FITTING VOCATIONAL HAKUNA 07-08-2020 VETA 11-08-2020 PSRS TEACHER II – CHANG’OMBE PLUMBING AND PIPE FITTING VOCATIONAL HAKUNA 06-08-2020 VETA 11-08-2020 PSRS TEACHER II IN CHANG’OMBE SECRETARIAL STUDIES 3 NA. TAASISI KADA TAREHE YA TAREHE YA MAHALI TAREHE YA MAHALI USAILI WA USAILI WA USAILI WA MCHUJO VITENDO MAHOJIANO ASSISTANT HAKUNA 08-07-2020 VETA 11-08-2020 PSRS VOCATIONAL CHANG’OMBE TEACHER – WELDING AND FABRICATION VOCATIONAL HAKUNA 06-08-2020 VETA 11-08-2020 PSRS TEACHER II – CHANG’OMBE CARPENTRY AND JOINERY 6 LITA MKUFUNZI MIFUGO 08-08-2020 HAKUNA DUCE 11-08-2020 PSRS DARAJA LA II 7 TFS BEEKEEPING HAKUNA HAKUNA HAKUNA 11-08-2020 PSRS ASSISTANT III RECEPTIONIST II HAKUNA HAKUNA HAKUNA 11-08-2020 PSRS 8 HOSPITALI MEDICAL HAKUNA HAKUNA HAKUNA 11-08-2020 PSRS YA SPECIALIST II MUHIMBILI 9 TMA METEOROLOGIST HAKUNA HAKUNA HAKUNA 11-08-2020 PSRS 10 CBE ASSISTANT HAKUNA HAKUNA HAKUNA 11-08-2020 CBE LECTURER- LAW 11 SHIRIKA LA TECHNICIAN 10-08-2020 HAKUNA SHIRIKA LA 11-08-2020 SHIRIKA LA MZINGA GRADE II MZINGA MZINGA (MECHANICAL) MOROGORO ARTISAN GRADE II HAKUNA 10-08-2020 SHIRIKA LA 11-08-2020 SHIRIKA LA (FITTER MZINGA MZINGA MECHANICS) MOROGORO SUPPLIES HAKUNA HAKUNA HAKUNA 11-08-2020 SHIRIKA LA ASSISTANT MZINGA MOROGORO ARTISAN GRADE II HAKUNA HAKUNA HAKUNA 11-08-2020 SHIRIKA LA (ELECTRICAL) MZINGA MOROGORO 12 TAFORI LABORATORY 10-08-2020 HAKUNA TAFORI 11-08-2020 TAFORI TECHNICIAN MAKAO GRADE II MAKUU MOROGORO LABORATORY HAKUNA HAKUNA HAKUNA 11-08-2020 TAFORI ASSISTANT GRADE MAKAO II MAKUU MOROGORO FORESTRY HAKUNA HAKUNA HAKUNA 11-08-2020 TAFORI ASSISTANT GRADE MAKAO II MAKUU 4 NA. TAASISI KADA TAREHE YA TAREHE YA MAHALI TAREHE YA MAHALI USAILI WA USAILI WA USAILI WA MCHUJO VITENDO MAHOJIANO MOROGORO PERSONAL HAKUNA 10-08-2020 TAFORI 11-08-2020 TAFORI SECRETARY MAKAO GRADE II MAKUU MOROGORO 13 TCAA AIR TRAFFIC 14-08-2020 17 - 21-8-2020 CHUO CHA PSRS MANAGEMENT USAFIRI WA OFFICERS II - CUM ANGA - TRAINING UWANJA WA (TRAINEES) NDEGE WA ZAMANI (TERMINAL ONE) KADA: ROAD LICENSING AND MONITORING OFFICER II (REGIONAL OFFICES) MWAJIRI: LAND TRANSPORT REGULATOR AUTHORITY (LATRA) TAREHE YA USAILI WA MCHUJO: 08 AGOSTI, 2020. MUDA: SAA 1:00 KAMILI ASUBUHI. MAHALI: CHUO KIKUU KISHIRIKI CHA ELIMU DAR ES SALAAM (DUCE) UKUMBI: LECTURE THEATRE “C” WASAILIWA NAMBA 1- 1000 TAREHE YA USAILI WA MAHOJIANO: 10 AGOSTI, 2020 MUDA: SAA 1:00 KAMILI ASUBUHI. 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    Seven Mountains to Aratta Searching for Noah's Ark in Iran B.J. Corbin Copyright ©2014 by B.J. Corbin. All rights reserved. 1st Edition Last edited: August 30, 2015 Website: www.bjcorbin.com ​ Follow-up book to The Explorers of Ararat: And the Search for Noah’s Ark by B.J. ​ ​ Corbin and Rex Geissler available at www.noahsarksearch.com. ​ ​ Introduction (draft) The basic premise of the book is this... could there be a relationship between the Biblical "mountains of Ararat" as the landing site of Noah's Ark and the mythical mountain of Aratta as described in ancient Sumerian literature? Both the Biblical Flood mentioned in Genesis chapters 6-8 and The Epic of Gilgamesh in tablet 11 (and other ​ Sumerian texts), seem to be drawing from the same historical flood event. Probable Noah’s Ark landing sites were initially filtered by targeting "holy mountains" in Turkey and Iran. The thinking here is that something as important and significant as where Noah's Ark landed and human civilization started (again) would permeate throughout history. Almost every ancient culture maintains a flood legend. In Turkey, both Ararat and Cudi are considered holy mountains. Generally, Christians hold Mount Ararat in Turkey as the traditional landing site of Noah's Ark, while Muslims adhering to the Koran believe that Mount Cudi (pronounced Judi in Turkish) in southern Turkey is the location where Noah's Ark landed. In Iran, both Damavand and Alvand are considered holy mountains. Comparing the geography of the 4 holy mountains, Alvand best fits the description in Genesis 11:2 of people moving “from the east” into Shinar, if one ​ ​ ​ ​ supports that definition of the verse.
  • The Genesis 10 Table of Nations and Y-Chromosomal DNA Richard P

    The Genesis 10 Table of Nations and Y-Chromosomal DNA Richard P

    Last updated: 18-May-2020 at 17:08 (See History.) Bible chronology main page © Richard P. Aschmann The Genesis 10 Table of Nations and Y-Chromosomal DNA Richard P. Aschmann (Aschmann.net/BibleChronology/Genesis10.pdf) Table of Contents 1. Two Family Trees Making the Same Claim ............................................................................................ 3 2. First Obvious Difficulty: Different Origin Point and Tree Shape ........................................................... 3 3. What the Table of Nations Tells Us ........................................................................................................ 4 3.1. Individuals or Nations? ........................................................................................................................ 4 3.2. How Complete is the Table? ................................................................................................................ 5 4. Successful Matches between the Two Family Trees ............................................................................... 5 4.1. Shem .................................................................................................................................................... 5 4.2. Ham ...................................................................................................................................................... 5 4.3. The Semitic Conundrum ...................................................................................................................... 6 4.4. Japheth
  • What Are the Names of Noah's Three Sons? O Ham, Shem, Japheth O

    What Are the Names of Noah's Three Sons? O Ham, Shem, Japheth O

    King David had this man killed in order to O Paul marry his widow. O Andrew O Azriel What are the names of Noah's three sons? O Zechariah On the road to Damascus, this man was O Ham, Shem, Japheth O Lothan blinded and ultimately became a follower O Shadrach, Meshach, Abednego O Uriah of Jesus. O Isaac, Jacob, Joseph O Abram/Abraham O Cain, Abel, Seth Placed in a basket in the Nile as a baby, O Silas/Simon this man grew up to lead the slaves out of O Saul/Paul What is the name of the giant killed by Egypt. O Anthony/Andrew David? O Aaron O Gamiel O Reuben Who was the man who had two sisters O Goliath O Dan and Jesus raised from the dead? O Gomer O Moses O Polonius O Gorgonan O Herodius Who was the man that had four wives, O Claudius She is listed as the only woman judge in twelve sons, and one daughter? O Lazarus the Old Testament. O Jacob O Diana O Joseph Who was the woman who brought all the O Rebekah O Jeremiah townspeople out to meet Jesus after he O Sarai O Jonas told her all she had ever done? O Deborah O The woman at the well Abraham had a son by his wife's O The woman in the market Which pair of lovers were doomed? handmaid. That son's name was... O The woman at the temple O Samson and Lilith O Isaac O The woman at the centurion's house O Absalom and Delilah O Ahab O Samson and Delilah O Ishmael Jesus had a cousin, John the Baptist.