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Martha's Vineyard Times
Vineyarders make a difference in Tanzania
Martha's Vineyard Times
With help from friends, Susie Rheault and Gil Williams have replaced a bare cinder block building with a new orphanage and school. Precious School kindergarten students wait for morning porridge. Photo courtesy of Gil Williams. Gil and Susie Williams ...

Nature.com
Will China's new ivory controls make a difference?
Nature.com
The Chinese government crushed kilos of illegal ivory on 29 May, but poaching is still threatening elephants in Africa. “Like a funeral for elephants.” That's how Lishu Li, who works on the wildlife trade programme for the Wildlife Conservation Society China in ...
Sharp decline of elephants in Tanzania is direct result of poachingFirstpost
Tanzania elephant decline 'catastrophic'iAfrica.com
Tanzania's elephant population...

Warrington Guardian
Old Hall volunteer urges others to help make a difference
Warrington Guardian
KIND-HEARTED volunteer Bob Phillips has returned to Tanzania to continue his work supporting orphans and children from deprived families in primary and secondary schools. But the 68-year-old from Old Hall is urging other to help make a difference by ...

The chief executive of Lonmin has been talking about why he took the job following the Marikana tragedy - and miners' ongoing strike action.

St Helens Star
Charity grateful for donation to help make a difference to African children's ...
St Helens Star
A CHARITY which has helped provide education and food for impoverished schoolchildren in a Tanzanian community is looking forward to taking their project to the next stage. Africa's Children in Education (ACE) was set up by Sue and Ron Hayes, from ...

The newly sworn-in regional commissioners (RC) and permanent secretaries (PS) have said they are optimistic they are will discharge their new duties most effectively.

Widnes students make a real difference to the lives of an African community
Runcorn and Widnes World
Pupils from Ormiston Chadwick Academy and former Bankfield pupils spent a month volunteering on various projects in Tanzania with Camps International. They reinforced school classrooms and helped to build classrooms in two nursery schools and plaster ...

Contestant with a difference
Daily News
AT first when the little-known farmer from Kigoma, Eldoforce Bihelo, turned up at CCM Headquarters in Dodoma to collect nomination forms for the Union Presidency, many people thought it was a kind of a joke but it is now apparent that the 43-year old ...