UEFA: FC Copenhagen 0 Real Madrid 2: Ronaldo aweka rekodi, awa mchazji wa kwanza kufunga mabao 9 katika hatua ya makundi katika historia ya Ligi ya Mabingwa; Xabi Alonso aichezea Real Madrid mchezo wa 200

Mchezaji wa kiungo wa klabu ya Real Madrid na timu ya taifa ya Ureno, Cristiano Ronaldo amekuwa mchezaji wa kwanza katika historia ya Ligi ya Mbingwa barani Ulaya kufunga mabao 9 katika hatua ya makundi, na hakuhitaji kucheza kila mechi ili kufanya hivyo.

Mreno huyo aliingia uwanjani jana baada ya kuukosa mchezo uliopita wa Ligi ya Mabingwa Ulaya dhidi ya Galatasaray na kufunga katika dakika ya 58. Hadi sasa Ronaldo anmefunga magoli 59 katika michezo 96 katika mashindano hayo, akifunga kila mchezo katika kila michezo mitano aliyocheza kwa msimu huu.

Angaliweza kupiga hat-trick lakini shuti lake liligonga mwamba na akakosa mkwaju wa penalti katika kipindi cha pili.

Nimerudi: Cristiano Ronaldo alirejea kwenye mchakato na kuingia kwenye orodha ya wafungaji wa Real Madrid

Majukumu: Luka Modric na wachezaji wenzake wa Real Madrid wakishangilia baada ya kuwashinda FC Copenhagen

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Zaidi katika mechi ya jana

FC Copenhagen: Wiland, Jacobsen, Mellberg,Sigurdsson, Bengtsson, Gíslason, Claudemir, Delaney, Toutouh, Jorgensen (Bolanos 9 (Remmer 77)), Vetokele.

Wachezaji wa akiba wasiocheza: Stadsgaard, Santin, Kristensen, Pourie, Busk Jensen.

Waliocheza: Delaney.

Real Madrid: Casillas, Pepe, Cristiano Ronaldo, Benzema, Bale, Marcelo, Xabi Alonso (Illarramendi 77), Arbeloa, Nacho, Modric (Casemiro 83) , Isco (Di Maria 67).

Wachezaji wa akiba wasiocheza: Diego López, Carvajal, Jesé, Morata.

Waliocheza: Marcelo, Alonso.

Magoli: Modric 25, Ronaldo 48.

Mwamuzi: Dr Felix Brych

Alikuwa ni Luka Modric aliyefungua ukurasa wa mabao, ambapo Madrid inakuwa timu ya kwanza kuifunga Copenahagen katika hatua ya makundi katika uwanja wa nyumbani, Parken Stadion.

Siyo goli: Copenhagen walipata bao lakini mfungaji wake Thomas Delaney alimchezea vibaya mlinda mlango wa Real Madrid Iker Casillas

Gooli: Ronaldo akiifungia Real Madrid goli la 26 msimu huu

Huu ni mchezo wa 31 kwa Rael Madrid katika michzo ya Ulaya ambayo Real Madrid wanashinda bila wao kufunngwa hata goli moja.

Katika harakati: Ronaldo akikimbia na mpira huku akizungukwa na walinzi wa Copenhagen

Hupiti: Gareth Bale akikabwa na wachezaji wawili wa Copenhagen

Mwendo mrefu: Xabi Alonso aliichezea Real Madrid mchezo wa 200

Msimamo: Real Madrid wamefuzu na Juventus itafuzu endapo watatoka sare bila kufungana na Galatasaray

Kuunga mkonot: Sergio Ramos, ambaye hakucheza mchezo wa jana kutokana na kutumikia adhabu, aliiweka picha hii katika ukurasa wake wa mawasiliano ya kijamii wa Tweeter

Vita: Mchezaji wa FC Copenhagen Rurik Gislason (kushoto) akipambana na mchezaji wa Real Madrid Nacho

Mashambulizi: Christian Bolanos wa Copenhagen akichanja mbuga mbele ya walinzi wa Real Madrid

Updated: Hizi hapa picha za mwisho za nyota wa Fist & Furious, Paul Walker akitabasamu katika gari aina ya Porsche muda mchache kabla ya kupata ajali iliyomuondoa duniani

Picha kadhaa zimetolewa ambazo zinamuonesha muigizaji na nyota wa Fist & Furious Paul Walker akitabasamu akiwa katika kiti cha abiria alipokuwa kwenye Porsche ya rafiki yake muda mchache kabla hawajapata ajali iliyochukua uhai wao.

Mwigizaji huyo aliyekuwa na umri wa miaka 40, alipigwa picha wakati akiondoka kwenye hafla ya uchangishaji, mjini Santa Clarita, California November 30 mwaka huu ambapo dirisha la gari hilo aina ya Porsche Carerra GT likiwa wazi.

Lakini muda mchache baada ya kuondoka eneo hilo akiwa na rafiki yake, Roger Rodas, walipata ajali baada ya kugonga mti ambapo sekunde chache baadaye, gari liliwaka moto.

Muda wa mwisho: Mwigizaji Paul Walker alipigwa picha ya mwisho November 30 mwaka huu kabla ya gari hili aina ya Porsche Carerra GT kupata ajali na kuwaka moto ambapo yeye na rafiki yake Roger Rodas walipoteza maisha

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Picha hizo zinaaminika kuwa ndizo za mwisho kupigwa Walker kabla hajafa. Rodas, ambaye alikuwa dereva wa gari hilo, pia amefariki.

TMZ inaarifu kuwa mwili wa marehemu Paul Walker umetolewa katika chumba cha kuhifadhia maiti na umekabidhiwa kwa familia yake ambayo itaamua lini na wapi watauzika.

 

Mamlaka zinazohusika zinadai kuwa chanzo cha ajali hiyo ni mwendo kasi.

Kuelekea mwisho: Paul Walker akiwa na rafiki yake Rodas wakiondoka Santa Clarita ambapo mwendo mchache walipata ajali iliyowapotezea maisha yao

Wakitaniana: Marafiki ambao mapenzi yao yalikuwa katika magari, wakitabasamu huku wakifanyiana utani ndani ya Porsche

Matembezi mafupi: Marafiki hao walikuwa katika matembezi mafupi baada ya kuondoka kwenye tukio, Santa Clarita

Wanaondoka: Gari walilopanda Paul Walker na rafiki yake likionekana likiondoka eneo la tukio, muda mchache kabla ya marafiki hao kupoteza maisha katika ajali

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Kabla ya kifo hicho, Walker alikuwa mjini Santa Clarita kwa ajili ya kuchangisha fedha za hisani, Reach Out Worldwide, kwa lengo la kuwasaidia wahanga wa kimbunga nchini Ufilipino.

Hafla hiyo ilifanyika katika duka la Rodas, na wawili hao waliondoka kwa kile kilichotajwa ni matembezi mafupi wakitumia gari la Rodas.

Walker, nyota wa mfululizo wa filamu tano kati ya sita za 'Fast & Furious', amefariki wakati wa matengenezo ya filamu ya saba katika mfululizo huo.

Kuharibika vibaya: Muda mchache baadaye, walipata ajali ya kugonga mti kabla ya kuwaka moto

Huzuni kuu: Marafiki hawakuwa na uwezo wa kumuokoa Walker. 

Hatari: Mashuhuda wakiondoka eneo hilo. Walker amefariki kutokana na kujeruhiwa vibaya na kuungua moto

Wamepotea: Walker, juu, na rafiki yake Roger Rodas

Mapenzi: Mashabiki wa Walker wakikusanyika kwa ajili ya kumbukumbu katika eneo ambalo ajali hiyo ilitokea Santa Clarita siku ya jumapili

Kumbukumbu: Magari ya kifahari ambayo Walker alipenda kuyatumia yakipita kwa heshima yakealker's father pays tribute

Balaa: Danguro la madenti lafumwa

Vijana wa Kamishina wa Polisi Kanda Maalum ya Dar es Salaam, CP Suleiman Kova kwa kushirikiana na Oparesheni Fichua Maovu (OFM) ya Global Publishers wamefanikiwa kulifumua danguro linalodaiwa kufuga madenti wa vyuo mbalimbali jijini Dar.

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Madenti hao walikamatwa mwanzoni mwa wiki hii kwenye danguro hilo lililopo ndani ya baa maarufu iliyopo maeneo ya Buguruni-Sokoni, Dar.
KERO
Awali kikosi kazi cha OFM kilipokea malalamiko kutoka kwa wazazi waishio maeneo hayo wakilalamikia ufuska wa kutisha unaofanyika kwenye danguro hilo.
Mzazi:Halooo…nazungumza na OFM?
OFM: Ndiyo…tukusaidie nini?
Mzazi: Mna habari?
OFM: Tunazo nyingi lakini ukitupatia ya kwako tutaifanyia kazi ipasavyo.
Mzazi: Tunawaamini OFM mnatisha kama njaa. Sisi ni wazazi wa hapa Buguruni-Sokoni. Kuna danguro hapa kwa kweli yanayofanyika ni aibu tupu. Tunaomba mje mjionee wenyewe mfanye kazi yenu.
OFM: Nini hasa kinafanyika?
Mzazi: Yaani vitendo vya ngono vinafanyika na sasa hivi hata kwa nje wapo watu wanafanya biashara haramu ya ngono hivyo watoto wetu wanashuhudia vitu vya ajabu na kondomu zimezagaa kila kona.
OFM: Sawa, tuachie tufanye kazi yetu.
Mzazi: Oke, lakini naomba chondechonde msinitaje wala kuonesha namba yangu kwa sababu hii ni biashara ya watu nitamwagiwa tindikali bure!
OFM: Tunaheshimu vyanzo vyetu hatuwezi kukutaja popote kwani siyo maadili ya kazi yetu.
OFM KAZINI
Kabla ya kuwataarifu polisi juu ya kero hiyo kwa wakazi wa eneo hilo, vijana wa OFM waliingia kazini ili kujikusanyia ushahidi ambapo walipofika walishuhudia vitendo hivyo vikifanyika mchana kweupe bila kujali kama kuna serikali.
Baadhi ya makachero wa OFM walijifanya wauzaji na wengine wanunuaji ambapo walijikusanyia data za kutosha huku wakiwarekodi wahusika (madenti wanaojiuza na wanaume wanaowanunua) kwa kutumia vifaa vya kazi bila wao kushtuka.

BEI
Kuhusu bei, wapo wa bei chee kuanzia buku mbili hadi tano na wa bei mbaya ambao siyo wengi, wao wakianzia dau la elfu kumi na kuendelea.
Mmoja wa vijana hao wa OFM alifanikiwa kuingia ndani baada ya kukubaliana bei na mmoja wa wauzaji ambapo alipofika na kujionea mazingira halisi aliahirisha kwa kigezo kuwa alikuwa amepokea simu ya dharura.
USHUHUDA MBAYA
Hata hivyo, alichokishuhudia ndani, anasimulia: “Nilishuhudia watu wakiwa kwenye ‘pea’ wakijiachia kwa ngono na suala la kondom ilikuwa ni uamuzi wa mtu.
“Kondom zilizotumika zilikuwa zimezagaa kila kona yaani nilihisi mwili kunisisimka na kuwaza sana juu ya janga la Ukimwi. Kwa hali ile tumekwisha.”
TAARIFA POLISI
Ili kufanikisha zoezi la kulifumua danguro hilo, OFM iliwasiliana na Kamanda wa Polisi wa Mkoa wa Ilala, Marietha Minangi na kumweleza mchezo mzima wa uchafu unaofanyika eneo hilo.

Bila kusita, kamanda huyo aliteua vijana wake kutoka Kituo Cha Buguruni ambao walitekeleza kwa kiwango cha oparesheni hiyo maalum.
Walipofika eneo la tukio, polisi hao waliwakamata wahusika wote akiwemo mmiliki wa biashara hiyo.

DENTI IFM
Wakati watuhumiwa hao wakihenyeshwa na polisi, mmoja wa madenti hao anayesoma Chuo cha IFM, Peter Davis alisema kwa upande wake aliamua kuweka makazi yake ndani ya chumba kimoja cha danguro hilo.

Katika utetezi wake, denti huyo alidai kuwa aliamua kuishi hapo kwa kuwa mazingira hayo ni mazuri kwake kwa ajili ya kujisomea.
Mwingine aliyenaswa ndani ya kiwanja hicho cha maasi ni denti aliyejitambulisha kwa jina la Mwanahamisi (hakutaja chuo) ambaye alidai kuwa tangu siku hiyo atauacha uchangudoa na kuapa kuwa akiachiwa huru ataenda kusoma kwa bidii.

Denti mwingine aliyekamatwa katika msala huo alijitambulisha kwa jina moja la Angel ambaye alidai kuwa anasoma chuo kimoja kilichopo Kariakoo, Dar na wengine hawakutaja majina zaidi ya kukiri kuwa ni wanafunzi.

MUUZA KONDOM NAYE MBARONI
Ndani ya gesti hiyo pia alinaswa njemba mmoja aliyekuwa ameweka maskani na kazi yake kubwa ilikuwa kuuza kondom kwa madenti hao ambao humwingizia kipato chapuchapu.

Hata hivyo, jamaa huyo alitiwa mbaroni kwa uchunguzi zaidi.
Mbali na oparesheni hiyo, pia polisi hao waliendeleza msako maeneo mengine ya Buguruni ambapo dadapoa kibao walikamatwa huku mmoja akiangua kilio na kutamani kujiua kuliko mumewe kujua kuwa anauza mwili.

NYUMA YA NONDO
Baada ya kuhojiwa kuhusika na biashara haramu ya ngono na kukiri, watuhumiwa hao wote waliwekwa nyuma ya nondo kwenye Kituo cha Polisi cha Buguruni na kufunguliwa jalada la kesi namba BUG/RB/13114/2013 - UMALAYA, wakisubiri sheria kuchukua mkondo wake.

WAZAZI SOMENI HAPA

Uchunguzi wa gazeti hili ulionesha kuwa madenti hao na wengine wengi jijini Dar, wamekuwa wakiaga kwao kuwa wanakwenda masomoni lakini kumbe wanaishia kwenye madanguro yaliyojazana jijini kwa ajili ya kujiuza.

Huku wazazi wakitoa fedha nyingi na huduma nyingine wakiamini watoto wao wanasoma, hali ni tofauti kwani madenti wengi wamekuwa wakiishia kwenye vitendo vya kihuni na kufeli masomo na maisha kwa jumla kisha kugeuka mzigo kwa familia.
Gazeti hili linawataka wazazi kufuatilia mienendo ya watoto wao wanaowasomesha ili kuwakanya juu ya kujiingiza kwenye uhuni ambao huhatarisha maisha yao -Mhariri.

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Afrika: Angalia hapa picha za kilichojiri jana katika misa ya kumuombea hayati Nelson Mandela iliyofanyika katika uwanja wa FNB

Selfie: David Cameron and Barack Obama took a picture of themselves alongside Denmark's prime minister Helle Thorning-Schmidt

President Barack Obama and Danish prime minister, Helle Thorning-Schmidt chat during the ceremony

Mrs Thorning-Schmidt then points out something of interest in the order of service

They then share a joke during the poignant memorial to Nelson Mandela

Obama and the Danish Prime Minister share a joke during the memorial service as the First Lady looks on unimpressed

Eulogy: U.S. President Obama waves to the crowd as he delivers his speech at the memorial service for Nelson Mandela in Johannesburg

Passion: Mr Obama spoke of how he was inspired by Mandela's political mission when he began his own career

Fitting setting: A general view of the arena which was the location of Mr Mandela's first speech in Johannesburg after he was released from prison in 1990

Rare display of unity: President Obama shakes hands with Cuban leader Raul Castro in spite of the animosity between their governments

Historic: The handshake between Obama and Fidel Castro's brother Raul came during a ceremony that focused on Mandela's legacy of reconciliation

'His triumph was your triumph': President Barrack Obama is shown on a big screen as he delivers his eulogy to flag-waving and umbrella-holding mourners

Mutual respect: President Obama speaks to Nelson Mandela's widow Graca Machel during the memorial service

Giving his condolences: President Obama kisses Nelson Mandela's widow Graca Machel during the memorial service

Leaders: Tony Abbott, John Key and David Cameron, prime ministers of Australia, New Zealand and Britain respectively, at the service

Representatives: David Cameron and Nick Clegg were attending the ceremony along with three former Prime Ministers of Britain

Arrival: Mr Cameron, Mr Clegg and John Major walking in to the FNB Stadium this morning

Dignitaries: Sir John Major and Tony Blair were two of the former Prime Ministers of the UK to attend in honour of Mandela

Support: Gordon Brown, who paid tribute to Mandela in the Commons yesterday, with his wife Sarah and George W. Bush

Sombre occasion: Members of Nelson Mandela's family take their seats amid heavy rain ahead of his memorial service at the FNB Stadium in Soweto, near Johannesburg

Prominent role: U.S. President Barack Obama, who will deliver a eulogy at the service, is joined by First Lady Michelle (right)

Cheers: When America's first couple flashed up on screen the crowd roared their approval of the U.S.'s first black President

Tough conditions: Mr Obama was delayed because his motorcade struggled through the rain-soaked route to the World Cup stadium

Two very different receptions: Mr Obama, who was greeted with prolonged applause, embraces South African president Jacob Zuma, who was loudly booed

Embarrassing: South African Jacob Zuma was roundly booed by the crowd when he got up to deliver his tribute to Mr Mandela

Relatives: Mr Mandela's ex-wife Winnie Mandela Madikizela (left) and his widow Graca Machel (far right) take their seats in the stadium

Emotional: Winnie Madikizela-Mandela (left) and Graca Machel (right) fight back tears as moving tributes to Mr Mandela are read out

Nelson Mandela's former wife Winnie Mandela Madikizela (left) and his widow Graca Machel embrace at his memorial service. The two women are close and refer to each other as 'sisters'

Mourning: Mr Mandela's former wife Winnie Mandela Madikizela (centre), who famously greeted her husband as he left prison, arrives at the ceremony

Family affair: (front row) Mr Mandela's daughters Zindzi, Zenani and Makaziwe Mandela, ex-wife Winnie Mandela Madikizela and widow Graca Machel before the service

UN Secretary General Ban Ki-moon said 'the world has lost a beloved friend and mentor'

UN secretary-general Ban Ki-moon: 'South Africa has lost a hero, we have lost a father and the world has lost a beloved friend and mentor.

'Nelson Mandela was more than one of the greatest leaders of our time, he was one of our greatest teachers. 

'He taught by example, he sacrificed so much and was willing to give up everything for freedom, equality and justice.

'His compassion stands out most.'

South Africa president Jacob Zuma: 'Today Madiba is no more. He leaves behind a nation that loves him dearly. He leaves a continent that is truly proud to call him an African.

'United in our diversity we will continue to build a nation free of poverty, hunger, homelessness and inequality.'

Family member General Thanduxolo Mandela: 'To him, life was all about service to others.

'He mingled with kings, queens and presidents... At the core, he was a man of the people.'

Cuban President Raul Castro: 'Let us pay tribute to Nelson Mandela: The ultimate symbol of dignity and unwavering dedication to the revolutionary struggle, to freedom and justice, a prophet of unity, peace and reconciliation.

'As Mandela’s life teaches us, only the concerted effort of all nations will empower humanity to respond to the enormous challenges that today threatens its very existence.'

Brazilian President President Dilma Rousseff: 'He also was a source of inspiration for similar struggles in Brazil and across South America.

'His fight reached way beyond his nation’s border and inspired young men and women to fight for independence and social justice.'

Chinese Vice President Li Yuanchao: 'Mr. Mandela was the pride of the African people. He has dedicated his entire life to the development and progress of the African continent.'

Former Prime Minister Gordon Brown: 'His life was just an extraordinary journey, from beginning to end, with such an effect, both on his own country, and on the rest of the world. We may not see his like again.'

Respect: Nelson Mandela is shown on a giant screen inside the stadium as thousands of South Africans and global dignitaries file into the ground

A man waves a South African flag: South Africans have been praised for the 'dignified' way in which they have commemorated Mr Mandela's death

Umbrella weather: The ceremony started an hour late in the pouring rain to allow dignitaries and members of the public to file in to the arena

Empty seats: The 94,000-capacity stadium was reportedly only two-thirds full which may have due to the adverse weather conditions

Who's who of world leaders: VIPs and dignitaries watch from the tribune as rain lashes down during the memorial service

Paying tribute: World leaders converged on the FNB Stadium in Soweto, the Johannesburg township that was a stronghold of support for the anti-apartheid struggle that Mandela embodied

Rivals: But George W. Bush, pictured with wife Laura, apparently got on well with his predecessor Bill Clinton, pictured with wife Hillary and Chelsea

Wet, but well received: President Barack Obama greets members of the crowd in the pouring rain after making his speech

Homage: Obama paid an emotional tribute to Nelson Mandela, thanking the people of South Africa for 'sharing' their former president with the world

Leaving: Mr Obama waves to the camera as he walks out of the ceremony with the First Lady

Former president Bill Clinton and his wife, former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton arrived separately but were seen leaving together with their daughter Chelsea (third right) and aide Huma Abedin (front)

Close ties: Supermodel Naomi Campbell, who Mr Mandela described as his 'honorary granddaughter', enters the FNB stadium ahead of the service

Controversial: Reviled Zimbabwean President Robert Mugabe is questioned by reporters as he makes his way into the stadium

Stars: U2 singer Bono and South African actress Charlize Theron talking in the crowd at the ceremony

Ally: FW de Klerk, who was awarded the Nobel Prize along with Mandela for his role in ending apartheid, arrives with his wife Elita

'He has done it again... people from all walks of life, all here, united': UN Secretary General Ban Ki-Moon pays tribute to Mr Mandela

Associates: Jimmy Carter, Kofi Annan and Henry Kissinger arrived at the memorial service together

Jovial: Former UN Secretary-General Kofi Annan (left) and retired Anglican Archbishop Desmond Tutu appear in good spirits as they arrive for the service

Embraced: Former British Prime Minister Tony Blair (left) is greeted after arriving for the memorial service in Johannesburg

Sense of humour: Former President of Ireland Mary Robinson (left) chats with Archbishop Emeritus Desmond Tutu arrive inside the FNB stadium

Successor: Former South African President Thabo Mbeki is welcomed as he arrives at the FNB Stadium before heading inside the venue with his wife Zanele (left)

Audience: Italian prime minister Enrico Letta (above left), French ex-president Nicolas Sarkozy (below left) and his successor Francois Hollande (below right)

Key role: Cuban President Raul Castro Ruz arrives for the memorial service where he is due to give a speech

The highest spots: Spectators gather ahead of the Tuesday memorial ceremony

Colourful: A woman dressed in the regalia of the South African national rugby team arriving at the stadium

Celebration: A mourner wearing a wig in the South African national colours arrives at the stadium

Dance: Many of those inside the stadium were dancing to celebrate the life of the former leader

Tribute: Many of those attending the memorial were decked out in national flags and wearing celebratory clothing

Unity: Mandela is loved by South Africans for his efforts to transform the racially divided country into the 'Rainbow Nation'

Passion: The huge number of mourners at the ceremony is testimony to the impact Mandela made on his country

Carnival atmosphere: Even before the start of the service thousands had gathered to celebrate the life of the former president

Drizzle: But mourners were not deterred by the rain in Johannesburg as they arrived at the stadium

Hero: Mandela's death has united South Africa in mourning for the past five days

Father of the country: Many, like this little boy, refer to the former president using his tribal name, Madiba

Springboks: South Africa's rugby captain Jean de Villiers and his predecessor Francois Pienaar were among the mourners

United: When Mandela handed the rugby world cup to Pienaar it was considered a landslide moment in the post-apartheid era

Image: Supporters bore newspapers with Mandela on the front page as they filed in to the service

Politics: A supporter waves the flag of the African National Congress, the liberation movement which became Mandela's political party

Banner: Supporters carrying a large sign which paid tribute to Mandela's lasting legacy in South Africa and the rest of the world

Getting ready: Crowds have been piling up around the First National Bank stadium where Mandela's memorial service will be held on Tuesday

Filling the seats: The stadium, dubbed 'Soccer City', holds 90,000 but there have been overflow areas planned in advance

Paternal: Mandela was often known at 'Tata', or 'Father', by South Africans grateful for his legacy

Festive: Men singing in the queue for the ceremony at South Africa's largest football stadium

Prepared: People filled the stadium on Tuesday hours before the dignitaries arrived

Downpout: The rain did not deter the good-natured crowds and provided a business opportunity for entrepreneurial bystanders

His final appearance: It was in 'Soccer City' in 2010 where former President Mandela was last seen publicly before he stopped going to large events due to his ailing health

Inspiration: 14-year-old Thomas looks out across the arena as the crowds start to file in for the memorial service

Programme: The events were scheduled to include talks by world leaders as well as tributes from Mandela's family

Outside: A mourner holding a South African flag on the outskirts of the FNB Stadium this morning

Homestead: A woman in Mandela's village of Qunu stokes a fire as his memorial service plays on TV behind her

Touching down: President Obama and First Lady Michelle looked collected and sombre after coming off the 17-hour flight on Air Force One

Welcoming committee: President Obama and Michelle (who is covered by an umbrella) are greeted Tuesday morning on the tarmac in Johannesburg by International Relations Minister Maite Nkoane-Mashabane (center)

Former President George W. Bush and his wife Laura are seen coming off of Air Force One after the Obamas as the two couples shared the plane with former Secretary of State and first lady Hillary Clinton

Lines of succession: Obama led the Americans, followed by Michelle, then former President George Bush, Laura Bush, and Hillary Clinton seen just slightly at the end

Not attending: Russia's president Vladimir Putin today signed a book of condolence for Mandela's death at the South African embassy in Moscow

Zimbabwe President Robert Mugabe and his wife Grace Mugabe (centre) arrive in Pretoria ahead of the memorial

Equatorial Guinea's president Teodoro Obiang Nguema Mbasogo (left) and Kenya's President Uhuru Kenyatta (right) also arrived in South Africa on Monday night

Pakistani President Mamnoon Hussain (centre) is also on the guestlist for the prestigious memorial

Uganda's President Yoweri Museveni (left) and Malawi's President Joyce Banda (right) arrive at Waterkloof Air Force Base in Pretoria