School, sports equipment donations from local stores headed to Tanzania

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School, sports equipment donations from local stores headed to Tanzania
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Sunnyside Big 5 Sporting Goods Store Manager Abel Orosco, left, presents discounted sporting goods to Randy Bauman, middle, and Gary Christensen of the Central Washington Chapter of Safari Club International. As of Friday, June 26, 2015 · Sign in to ...

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Habari Zinazoendana

10 years ago

Daily News

04 Dec

School science laboratories need better equipment*

School science laboratories need better equipment*
Daily News
ONE of the most notable initiatives undertaken by President Jakaya Kikwete's government during h first term the construction of secondary schools in each ward nationwide. The zeal with which the project was positively received by the people earned the ...

 

11 years ago

AllAfrica.Com

28 Apr

School for the Deaf Gets Sh16 Million ICT Equipment

School for the Deaf Gets Sh16 Million ICT Equipment
AllAfrica.com
PUPILS at Dar es Salaam's Buguruni Primary School that caters for the deaf have reason to smile following a donation of information technology equipment worth 16m/- by Universal Communications Service Access Fund (UCSAF). The school is among 10 ...

 

11 years ago

TheCitizen

01 Feb

Invest in school sports if we want to get ahead

After witnessing Tanzania’s performance at recent major sports competitions, including the 2015 FIFA Women’s World Cup qualifiers, ITF/CAT East Africa Junior Championship and ITC Africa U-19 Championship, we can come to one solid conclusion: Our sports will flourish only with strong youth development programmes.

 

10 years ago

TheCitizen

06 Jul

EDITORIAL: School competitions will promote sports

>One could only marvel as teenage athlete Ibrahim Hussein upset the favoured runners to win the boys’ 100m race at the just concluded Inter-Secondary School Games (Umiseta) in Mwanza.

 

10 years ago

Scranton Times

28 Dec

Local woman want to help African children get to school

Local woman want to help African children get to school
Scranton Times-Tribune
Vivian Greenberg of Harvey's Lake, second from left, poses with students at a school in Tanzania in September. Her visit inspired her to start a charitable effort to purchase bicycles for kids. After returning from a trip to Africa, Harvey's Lake resident Vivian ...

 

11 years ago

CBC.Ca

04 Jul

Labrador youth headed to Tanzania for month of volunteering

CBC.ca
Labrador youth headed to Tanzania for month of volunteering
CBC.ca
A group of 10 aboriginal youth from the Labrador communities of Nain and Hopedale are headed to Africa for a month-long volunteer experience they're sure to remember. The young people left Nain Thursday to spend a night in Happy Valley-Goose Bay ...

 

10 years ago

WBFO

01 Dec

Local organization constructs girls school in remote African village

WBFO
Local organization constructs girls school in remote African village
WBFO
An organization in Buffalo is diligently working to build a girls school in a remote village in northern Tanzania. Tuesday evening the Girls Education Collaborative brings in Pulitzer Prize winning New York Times columnist Nicholas Kristof for a fund raising ...

 

9 years ago

Michuzi

BURUNDI REFUGEE CAMPS IN TANZANIA AND RWANDA TO BENEFIT FROM DONATIONS OF MEDICINES AND HEALTH SUPPLIES

The East African Secretariat has received a donation of various essential medicines and health supplies from the Federation of East African Pharmaceutical Manufacturers (FEAPM) for emergency humanitarian assistance to Burundi refugees’ camps in Kigoma region of Tanzania and Eastern Province of Rwanda.
Dr. Dhirendra Shah, FEAPM Chairman, accompanied by Dr. Ashvin Pandya, Member of the Board of the Federation, handed over the first consignment of medical supplies to Hon. Jesca Eriyo, EAC Deputy...

 

9 years ago

BBC

13 Oct

Tanzania protest over 'closing stores'

Angry staff and suppliers from one of East Africa's leading retailers, Uchumi Supermarkets, protest in Dar es Salaam amid fears they will not be paid.

 

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