Kirkcaldy pupils help build community centre in Tanzania

Fife Today
Kirkcaldy pupils help build community centre in Tanzania
Fife Today
Pupils from a Kirkcaldy primary school are helping to build a community centre in Tanzania! Torbain Primary formed a link with SASHITA, a charity founded in 2008 in Edinburgh to help develop rural communities in Tanzania. Its work has been concentrated in ...

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Habari Zinazoendana

5 years ago

The Citizen Daily

03 Mar

Tanzania can develop dramatically and build a world exemplary Nation of the 21st Century with “People’s Self-Help Efforts” and “Government-Community Collaboration

Tanzania can develop dramatically and build a world exemplary Nation of the 21st Century with “People’s Self-Help Efforts” and “Government-Community Collaboration  The Citizen Daily

 

11 years ago

Daily News

07 Jul

Church seeks land to build health centre

Daily News
Church seeks land to build health centre
Daily News
MOSHI Catholic Diocese Bishop Isaac Amani has directed the Executive Committee of Uru Parish to seek a plot for construction of a health centre and a modern house for priests. He tasked the Finance and Planning Committee to do that after Uru ...

 

11 years ago

TheCitizen

03 Feb

EAC set to build centre for regional affiliate organs

>The East African Business Council (EABC) plans to construct a one-stop centre of regional bodies affiliated to it in Arusha. The proposed facility will also include a training unit for businesspeople, it was announced here over the weekend.

 

11 years ago

TheCitizen

27 Jan

AICC plans to build major centre for southern circuit

>The Arusha International Conference Centre (AICC) may soon acquire land in Iringa to build a major convention centre to serve the southern circuit, it was announced here at the weekend.

 

11 years ago

East African Business Week

24 Feb

EABC set to build a regional business centre in Arusha

The Standard Digital News
EABC set to build a regional business centre in Arusha
East African Business Week
ARUSHA, Tanzania - As part of strengthening their operations in Arusha, the East African Business Council (EABC) plans to construct a one-stop centre of regional bodies affiliated to it in Arusha. The proposed facility will also include a training unit for ...
Kenya and Tanzania Sign Agreement to Permit Free Movement of Tour OperatorsZegabi
Kenyan safari tour operators denounce new...

 

11 years ago

The Standard Digital News

30 Apr

East African Community Secretariat unveils digital resource centre

Daily News
East African Community Secretariat unveils digital resource centre
The Standard Digital News
The East African Community (EAC) Secretariat has set up an information resource centre to ease dissemination of information on the regional integration process. Phyllis Kandie, the chairperson of the EAC council of ministers and cabinet secretary for East ...
WTO pledges to support east African integration processShanghai Daily (subscription)
EAC summit to spotlight S/Sudan...

 

9 years ago

AllAfrica.Com

29 Dec

Tanzania: Demolitions Affect Pupils

Tanzania: Demolitions Affect Pupils
AllAfrica.com
Dar es Salaam — Over 70 children left homeless following demolition of houses in Kinondoni Mkwajuni are likely to miss classes when schools open in January, The Citizen established. The demolition exercise that has been put on hold for two weeks, left ...

 

11 years ago

Antrim Times

08 Mar

Ballycraigy pupils helping children in Tanzania

Antrim Times
Ballycraigy pupils helping children in Tanzania
Antrim Times
Ballycraigy PS pupils Saffron Woods, Ellie McDonald, Sebastian Brown and Cameron Harrison, chat with Joanne McFarland from charity Kids for School about the work they do for the children in Tanzania. The school supports the charity and were updated ...

 

10 years ago

Bognor Regis Observer

22 Sep

Felpham pupils and teachers 'inspired' by Tanzania trip

Bognor Regis Observer
Felpham pupils and teachers 'inspired' by Tanzania trip
Bognor Regis Observer
Senior students from Felpham Community College have arrived back from their trip to Tanzania exhausted and inspired by the charity work they completed. The students had spent over 18 months planning, organising and fundraising for the trip, which took ...

 

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