BY:FLORA LYIMO ~ LONG WALK TO RED CARPET '' LONDON MJI MKUU WA UINGEREZA TO NIGHT '' KATE AND HUSBAND PRINCE WILLIAM ATTENDING THE UK PREMIERE OF MANDELA''LONG WALK TO FREEDOM''MCHEKI MUKE YA KING MZUNGU NA GAUNI LAKE LA MPASUO KARIBU CHUPI KUONEKANA ''MBUTA NANGA!!

A dream in cream: The Duchess of Cambridge stunned at the Royal Film Performance of Mandela: Long Walk To Freedom on Thursday in London''

The Duchess of Cambridge braved plunging temperatures on the red carpet tonight in a daring cream gown slit to the thigh.
Kate, 31, was wearing a dress by French designer Roland Mouret for the official 2013 Royal Film Performance in London.
She and husband Prince William, dapper in black tie, were attending the UK premiere of Mandela: Long Walk To Freedom at the Odeon Leicester Square.
Their four-month-old son, Prince George, remained home at Kensington Palace.

KATE AKIPUNGIA WAMPENDAE ZAIDI ''NA HII NGUO KESHA IVAA TENA SO LEO TENA JAMANI ''KWELI KUNA UBAHIRI WA MAHELAAAAA!! SI UNUNUE MPYA ALAFU  UWAPE CHARITY NA KUZA KWA BEI POWA ILI NAO WAPATE  HELA KWA KUWASAIDI KUPITIA KWAKO JAMANI ''

Daring: The gown by French designer Roland Mouret may have been long sleeved but it featured a thigh-high split which showed off her legs as she walked the red carpet''

Kate has worn the dress before - at a private dinner in May 2012 when Prince William spoke to the 'Thirty Club' at Claridges hotel - but 'blinged' it up tonight with an eye-catching costume jewellery necklace.
Her hair was swept back in a modern ponytail to show off her dramatic neckline to best effect.  
Starring British actor Idris Elba, 'Mandela' follows the iconic anti-apartheid leader’s extraordinary life from childhood through to his 27-year imprisonment on Robben Island and, finally, his inauguration as the first democratically elected President of South Africa in 1994. FLORA LYIMO SAY >FAB 'I CAN'T WAIT TO GO AND SEE IT ''SO PROUD OF MANDELA "BE BLESS ALWAYS MR PRESIDENT OF SOUTH AFRICA ALWAYS''

Date night: Kate was joined at the premiere by her husband Prince William, enjoying an evening off from parenting duties

Another British actress, Skyfall’s Naomie Harris, plays the politician’s controversial wife, Winnie.
The film itself, which has been 16 years in the making, has received mixed reviews from critics, but Elba, who is best known for his role as a detective chief inspector in the hit TV series Luther, has been praised as ‘towering’ and ‘Oscar-worthy’.

MTU NA MME WAKE '' LONG WALK TO RED CARPET''
The Duchess of Cambridge braved plunging temperatures on the red carpet tonight in a daring cream gown slit to the thigh.
Kate, 31, was wearing a dress by French designer Roland Mouret for the official 2013 Royal Film Performance in London.
She and husband Prince William, dapper in black tie, were attending the UK premiere of Mandela: Long Walk To Freedom at the Odeon Leicester Square.
Their four-month-old son, Prince George, remained home at Kensington Palace.

MPORA HUYOOO''ANAINGIA 'AKIACHIA HIYO NGUO HAPO NA AKINASWA NA AKINASIKA NI NOUMAA''KICHUPI KITAKUWA NJE NJE'MBUTA NANGA!!

Arriving: Kate 'blinged' up her dress tonight with an eye-catching costume jewellery necklace''

On Wednesday his daughter, Makaziwe Mandela, insisted he was ‘still with us, strong, courageous’ but admitted for the first time that he was on his 'deathbed’.
'Even for a lack of a better word... on his deathbed he is teaching us lessons - lessons in patience, in love, lessons of tolerance,’ she added.
'Every moment I get with him I'm amazed.
'There are times where I have to pinch myself that I come from this man who is a fighter even though you can see he is struggling, but the fighting spirit is still there with him.'

PATA KUMUONA KWA KARIBU ZAIDI ''YANI YUPO IN HER 30th NA MISTARI USONI ISHA MKATA KATA''USICHEZEE KUZAA KWA KWELI ''JAPO HATA TUMBO LITARUDI LAKINI USO LAZIMA UTAONYESHA TUU'' RUWA MANGI '' 

Kate appeared to be enjoying her night out at the pictures as she arrived with William

The South African presidency has repeatedly described Mr Mandela's condition as critical but stable.
Another daughter, Zindzi Mandela, was at tonight’s premiere and said of the film: 'It's something that makes me feel really proud, what my family went through and the role my father played has been recognised. It is a reward [for him].
'When we document our history in this manner we do it not just for ourselves but also for the future generations, young people that my father is really passionate about.
'He has seen clips of the film and said he saw [Idris] that he thought it was him.'

KATE DEAR MBONA NAONA KAMA ZIPU IPO UPANDE '' AU NI MACHO YANGU NYOTA ZANGU HEBU TIZAMENI NA NYIE''

TUMECHOTA NA KUMIMINA KUTOKA DM ''