Pair in Tanzania to enrich lives of children

Pair in Tanzania to enrich lives of children
Bradford Telegraph and Argus
A BRADFORD vicar and teacher are in Tanzania building up links to enrich the lives of children in their own city. The Rev Jimmy Hinton, of St Matthew's, Bankfoot, and East Bierley Primary School teacher Marcus Newby are on a two-week trip to see and ...

Bradford Telegraph and Argus

Habari Zinazoendana

10 years ago

East Grinstead Courier

28 Nov

Imberhorne students help to transform lives of children in Tanzania

East Grinstead Courier
Imberhorne students help to transform lives of children in Tanzania
East Grinstead Courier
TEENAGERS from Imberhorne School continued to transform the lives of those less fortunate than themselves on their latest trip to Tanzania. The school has shared a "highly invaluable and worthwhile" link with Minaki High School and Orphanage in ...

 

11 years ago

Michuzi

18 Jun

when lives of many children get changed

With salams and jambo from Bukoba Please note, the read and blue marking on the head, these are the four points where cancerous boils were removed and he was getting dressing. IZAAS bears witness that since ZIDO and these ladies group joined hands with IZAAS they have changed  lives of many children. Kindly read see attachment below. Mubaarak Abdullah.

 

9 years ago

Bournemouth Echo

01 Oct

The school changing lives for children in Africa

Bournemouth Echo
The school changing lives for children in Africa
Bournemouth Echo
A BOURNEMOUTH woman discovered the power of education for disadvantaged children during a visit to a 'life-changing' school in Tanzania. Louise Scott spent two nights at The School of St Jude with her partner George Spring and his daughter, Isabella.

 

10 years ago

TheCitizen

21 Nov

Lives of children under special care in danger for lack of food

>The lives of 19 children under nutrition care at Muhimbili National Referral Hospital (MNH) are at stake, with supply of a special milk formula and nuts almost running dry.

 

11 years ago

Michuzi

modern operating theatre to save lives of women, children in inaugurated in Rukwa region

Minister of Health and Social Welfare, Dr. Seif Rashid, inaugurated a building to accommodate state-of-the art operating theatre at the Mtowisa Health Centre in Sumbawanga district, Rukwa region at the climax of the national White Ribbon Day celebrations.   The theatre has been constructed by the Wazazi na Mwana programme which is being jointly implemented by Plan International, Africare and Jhpiego in both Rukwa and Mwanza regions with financial support from the Government of Canada and...

 

11 years ago

TheCitizen

30 Jan

Benefits of giving to enrich your life

This is the first part of a series of Azim Jamal’s articles on benefits of giving. Read on: It is only in the giving that we receive. If you want happiness, give happiness. If you want wealth, give wealth. If you want love, give love.

 

9 years ago

AllAfrica.Com

29 Dec

Tanzania: Demolitions Continue to Shatter Lives

Tanzania: Demolitions Continue to Shatter Lives
AllAfrica.com
Dar es Salaam — Mr Erasto Mayani, 66, whose house was among over 300 demolished in Mkwajuni and Msimbazi valley in the city is still in shock about what he describes as the most agonizing event of his life. The father of six has refused to come to ...

 

9 years ago

ITWeb Africa

17 Aug

Mobile communications, OSS changing lives in Tanzania

Mobile communications, OSS changing lives in Tanzania
ITWeb Africa
Tanzania's rapid uptake of mobile phones and massive investment in rural network coverage is helping disaster and humanitarian organisations in the country speedily disseminate and collect information. The Tanzanian Communications Regulatory ...

 

11 years ago

TheCitizen

12 Jul

INSIGHT: New scheme changing the lives of farmers in Tanzania

>Andre Mayi, 58, is a farmer from Seloto village in Babati District. He is also the village chairman. He has 10 acres of land on which he grows maize, pigeon peas, beans, bananas, vegetables and fruits. He also keeps cows, goats, milk, local chicken and pigs. In all his farming years Mayi admits he has never used industrial fertilizer until now  believing it ruins the soils and so did nearly everyone else in his village. However, through a research programme known as Africa Rising, this...

 

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