Audubon grad travels, teaches in Tanzania

Carroll Daily Times Herald
Audubon grad travels, teaches in Tanzania
Carroll Daily Times Herald
Zebras, hyenas, ostriches and gazelles were also on the list of safari animals 2011 Audubon graduate Whitney Hoffman saw during a week-and-a-half-long spring-break trip to Tanzania in March. The University of Northern Iowa junior joined eight fellow ...

Carroll Daily Times Herald

Habari Zinazoendana

10 years ago

The Elkhart Truth

01 Jun

Bethany Christian grad will spend six months working in orphanages in Tanzania

The Elkhart Truth
Bethany Christian grad will spend six months working in orphanages in Tanzania
The Elkhart Truth
Vashti Neff will spend six months in Arusha, Tanzania, volunteering in orphanages through Love Volunteers. Michelle Sokol. Posted 15 minutes ago. GOSHEN — As her friends discuss their dorm roommates for freshman year at college, Vashti Neff is just ...

 

10 years ago

MU The Parthenon

11 Feb

Travels in Tanzania

MU The Parthenon
Travels in Tanzania
MU The Parthenon
A giraffe grazes on the plains of Tanzania, Africa. Students who study abroad in Tanzania can take courses in field biology and ecotourism while experiencing it firsthand. (Stock Photo). Advertisement - SNO Ad Network. Marshall University students have the ...

 

10 years ago

Guilfordian

05 Sep

Student venture abroad, teaches English in Tanzania

Guilfordian
Student venture abroad, teaches English in Tanzania
Guilfordian
While many students at Guilford College this summer were enjoying the sun outside or working summer jobs, one student was participating in something rather special. Junior Fiona Lloyd-Muller spent a significant portion of her time over summer vacation ...

 

11 years ago

Turkish Press

24 Mar

Kenya's Kenyatta travels to Tanzania for EAC summit

The Standard Digital News
Kenya's Kenyatta travels to Tanzania for EAC summit
Turkish Press
NAIROBI – Kenya's President Uhuru Kenyatta on Monday travelled to Tanzania to chair a Tuesday summit meeting of the five-member East Africa Community (EAC) in the northern city of Arusha. "The president will also take the opportunity to inform citizens of ...
EA Film Stakeholders Form New NetworkEast African Business Week
East Africa takes more steps on path to integrationCentral Banking...

 

11 years ago

Mid Ulster Mail

15 Feb

Priest from Tanzania travels to St Patrick's Maghera to praise fundraising

Mid Ulster Mail
Priest from Tanzania travels to St Patrick's Maghera to praise fundraising
Mid Ulster Mail
A SOUTH Derry college has been praised for its ongoing charitable work in Moshi, Tanzania, which has included the building of a school and the renovation of unused classrooms. Father William Maningi, Parish Priest of Moshi, visited St. Patrick's College, ...

 

9 years ago

GhanaWeb

10 Nov

Tanzania gov't restricts foreign travels, tax exemptions

GhanaWeb
Tanzania gov't restricts foreign travels, tax exemptions
GhanaWeb
Tanzania's new president has ordered restrictions on foreign travel by government officials and cuts in tax exemptions, signalling the potential start of fiscal belt-tightening measures by his government. John Magufuli, sworn in on Nov. 5 as Tanzania's ...
Tanzania's new president curbs foreign travel for officials, tax exemptionsReuters Africa
Clerics earn Magufuli tributeDaily News | The National Newspaper (press...

 

11 years ago

Tbo.Com

29 Apr

Plant grad's nonprofit hopes to train Tanzanian poaching rangers

Plant grad's nonprofit hopes to train Tanzanian poaching rangers
Tbo.com
SOUTH TAMPA – A Tampa native, Ryan Tate, has started a nonprofit organization, based in New York, but will be in Tampa this week to raise funds and awareness of his cause. Veterans Empowered to Protect African Wildlife, known as VETPAW is an ...

 

10 years ago

BBC

Malawi app 'teaches UK pupils a lesson'

How a Malawi maths app is teaching UK pupils a lesson

 

10 years ago

TheCitizen

23 Jul

What Nairobi’s ‘Obamacare’ show teaches us about what it means to be Africans

“The Kenyan government has been spending millions of dollars sprucing up the roads and pavements of Nairobi ahead of [US president Barack] Obama’s visit. Kenyans have dubbed the clean-up ‘Obamacare’”, one report noted.

 

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