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The indigenous daughter becomes Global Fund for Widows’ Country Director

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A woman expresses her concerns as Ms Mesha Singolyo listens to her at a past event. Ms Mesha has been appointed Global Fund for Widows’ Coun...

<div> <table align="center" cellpadding="0" cellspacing="0" class="tr-caption-container" style="margin-left: auto; margin-right: auto;"><tbody><tr><td style="text-align: center;"><img height="426" src="https://i0.wp.com/tranquilitynews.com/wp-content/uploads/2023/10/WhatsApp-Image-2023-10-16-at-11.49.51-AM-1.jpeg?resize=708%2C471" style="margin-left: auto; margin-right: auto;" width="640" /></td></tr><tr><td class="tr-caption" style="text-align: center;"> A woman expresses her concerns as Ms Mesha Singolyo listens to her at a past event. Ms Mesha has been appointed Global Fund for Widows’ Country Director for Tanzania. Her exceptional struggle against regressive Maasai practices of ‘matrimonial slavery’ earned the dedicated women’s rights activist a national ultimate award in 2022</td></tr></tbody></table> </div><div> </div><div>  By special writer</div><div> </div><div> Global Fund for Widows (GFW) has appointed a Tanzanian indigenous daughter, Ms Mesha Singolyo, as its Country Director with effect from October 2023. The Global Fund for Widows is a nonprofit organisation dedicated to empowering widows and female heads of households to overcome poverty through achieving financial stability, self-sufficiency and accountability across the developing world. Founded by Ms Heather Ibrahim-Leathers, who is an active advocate for the rights of widows and child widows at the United Nations, presenting regularly including at the Human Rights Council in Geneva, at the Commission on the Status of Women, GFW has its footprint in Tanzania, Kenya, Malawi, Egypt and Cameroon to mention, but a few. “Mesha Singolyo will now serve as a Country Director for Global Fund for Widows. Congratulations to Mesha for her well-earned promotion,” reads the statement from the GFW. <table align="center" cellpadding="0" cellspacing="0" class="tr-caption-container" style="margin-left: auto; margin-right: auto;"><tbody><tr><td style="text-align: center;"><img height="426" src="https://i0.wp.com/tranquilitynews.com/wp-content/uploads/2023/10/WhatsApp-Image-2023-10-15-at-10.47.08-AM.jpeg?resize=708%2C471" style="margin-left: auto; margin-right: auto;" width="640" /></td></tr><tr><td class="tr-caption" style="text-align: center;">Ms Mesha Singolyo engages Maasai women in Longido District, Tanzania, recently in her capacity as Assistant Community Development Officer. PHOTOS | FILE</td></tr></tbody></table> She will lead the GFW operations in Tanzania, mainly fostering widows’ rights, representing the organisation in policy dialogues, and relationship with the government and other stakeholders. In 2022, Ms Mesha scooped a national ultimate award for her exceptional struggle against regressive Maasai practices of ‘matrimonial slavery’. Ms Mesha, a dedicated women’s rights activist, who fights against all forms of gender-based violence within the Maasai pastoral community, was born and raised among the Sonjo community, one of Africa’s most endangered indigenous groups inhabiting in northern Tanzania. “I’ve received this appointment with humility. I thank God, the Tanzania government and the GFW. The work ahead is to address historical injustices for widows in Tanzania to give them a new hope and create social equity,” Ms Mesha said. She also extended her gratitude to the International Collaborative for Science Education and Environment (ICSEE), the American and Tanzanian corporations jointly carrying out a stoves and solar project. <table align="center" cellpadding="0" cellspacing="0" class="tr-caption-container" style="margin-left: auto; margin-right: auto;"><tbody><tr><td style="text-align: center;"><img height="426" src="https://i0.wp.com/tranquilitynews.com/wp-content/uploads/2023/10/WhatsApp-Image-2023-10-15-at-10.51.44-AM.jpeg?resize=708%2C471" style="margin-left: auto; margin-right: auto;" width="640" /></td></tr><tr><td class="tr-caption" style="text-align: center;"> Ms Mesha Singolyo hails from Sonjo minority ethnic group with a population of barely 30,000 people.</td></tr></tbody></table> Dubbed Master Stoves, the ICSEE project, which Ms Mesha worked with as its consultant, focuses on improving livelihood of the Maasai community and its environment.</div><div> </div><div> Ms Mesha belongs to Sonjos minority group that lives along with the Maasai community. The population of the group does not exceed 30,000, according to the national census. Like the Hadzabe ethnic group, a surviving relic of the hunter-gatherers remaining on earth, the Sonjo community basically survives on what nature provides, particularly wild fruits, honey, wild meat and a little bit of agricultural crops. In her short working stint, Ms Mesha has reached out to 1,050 women in Arusha Region. With her new post, she has the chance for touching more targeted individuals and groups. Ms Mesha is a civil servant, serving in various dockets as a district youth development officer, education officer, community development officer and a Torch Race coordinator for Monduli District in Arusha Region. GFW says widows in the developing world suffer three main violations of their rights, namely disinheritance, discrimination and harmful practices.<img src="https://i0.wp.com/tranquilitynews.com/wp-content/uploads/2023/10/WhatsApp-Image-2023-10-15-at-10.56.44-AM.jpeg?resize=576%2C1024" /></div><div> </div><div>Ms Mesha Singolyo says her work ahead as the Global Fund for Widows’ Country Director is addressing historical injustices facing women across Tanzania. “Widows are still prevented from rightful inheritance, including things brought into marriage or contributed during married years,” reads the GFW statement. In terms of discrimination, GFW says widows are prevented from accessing rights and government entitlements, deprived of access to justice, and face social stigma, shame and taboo. “Widows are grappling with harmful practices such as degrading and dehumanising cleansing rites and are subjected to intense sexual violence, among others,” the GFW document reads in part</div>

The indigenous daughter becomes Global Fund for Widows’ Country Director

A woman expresses her concerns as Ms Mesha Singolyo listens to her at a past event. Ms Mesha has been appointed Global Fund for Widows’ Coun...

Procurement And Supply Professionals Annual Conference Attracts Vital Sponsorship

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Title: Procurement And Supply Professionals Annual Conference Attracts Vital Sponsorship
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By Valentine Oforo A TOTAL of thirteen companies from the public and private sector have so far confirmed to sponsor the 14th edition of th...

<a href="https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEjP8jbkbAtdA62N3pFdUKG781eqS4qB6Crr4MdUQTiK-JR693CeG7nmzs4KP2GOk9t2tH_xI7qYgXVAxeorwExqDxlu230i662w087T2Hfd3CMr2CtYmN8x8Nl0voypWwD9_FoMYJGlZ0Q4gSq6SzDBI1pYN7Z5rlayCvZBsxIe-RujuIFvywho44fw0A8/s3344/mdee%201.jpg"><img border="0" src="https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEjP8jbkbAtdA62N3pFdUKG781eqS4qB6Crr4MdUQTiK-JR693CeG7nmzs4KP2GOk9t2tH_xI7qYgXVAxeorwExqDxlu230i662w087T2Hfd3CMr2CtYmN8x8Nl0voypWwD9_FoMYJGlZ0Q4gSq6SzDBI1pYN7Z5rlayCvZBsxIe-RujuIFvywho44fw0A8/w640-h358/mdee%201.jpg" /></a> By Valentine Oforo A TOTAL of thirteen companies from the public and private sector have so far confirmed to sponsor the 14th edition of the Procurement and Supply Professionals Annual Conference. Scheduled to take shape from December 12 to 14, 2023 at the Arusha-based International Conference Center (AICC), the key annually staged event which is being coordinated by the Procurement and Supplies Professionals and Technicians Board (PSPTB) is projected to bring together over 2000 participants under the same roof. Head of the Marketing and Public Relations Unit at PSPTB, Shamim Mdee has expressed to have appreciated the time-heart cooperation so far demonstrated by the companies in readiness to chip in and support staging of the envisaged gathering. Briefing this media platform over the ongoing preparations ahead of the conference, Mdee expressed that apart from the relevant professionals and the local stakeholders, the gathering will feature participants from outside the country. She unveiled the companies in the event's sponsorship list as Shades of Green Safaris Tanzania Limited, National Social Security Fund (NSSF), National Housing Corporation ( NHC), Tanzania Social Action Fund (NSSF), Bisech Investment Limited and Workers Compensation Fund ( WCF). Others, according to Mdee, include the South Tech Consultant, Dynatech Solutions, e- Government (e-GA), Business Registrations and Licensing Agency (BRELA), Tanzania Telecommunications Corporation (TTCL), National Insurance Corporation of Tanzania Limited (NIC) and Tanzania Standard Newspapers (TSN). "Doors are still widely open and we're kindly appeal ling to more well wishers companies to turn out in multitude in order to dish out their much needed support in order to ensure the event is organized successful and more professional, " Mdee asked. She informed that online registration for taking part in the conference was continuing at good pace, urging those wishing to participate to timely turn out and apply earlier in order to stand a better side to benefit from the professional conference. <a href="https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEgW6HoXZK9zCKUx_D9VbJgULzHq5F2LpZdEPE2oVNP9KcaYcnuz3umqwx9gTt_r4z_CjopPXAwUQf2zEkbyyFYKHBmHDdH-wttWWz12f49_uwDLhIcszpjy83MqyM46AwmaMnrcqkhTlP7DRBhaemtMccLzCBpEmjOnS2t_HaCkWnJi6N3CJFkd1Iamz3k/s1080/mdee%202.jpg"><img border="0" src="https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEgW6HoXZK9zCKUx_D9VbJgULzHq5F2LpZdEPE2oVNP9KcaYcnuz3umqwx9gTt_r4z_CjopPXAwUQf2zEkbyyFYKHBmHDdH-wttWWz12f49_uwDLhIcszpjy83MqyM46AwmaMnrcqkhTlP7DRBhaemtMccLzCBpEmjOnS2t_HaCkWnJi6N3CJFkd1Iamz3k/w640-h426/mdee%202.jpg" /></a> “On behalf of the Board of Directors and the Management of PSPTB, I would like to inform the general public, the esteemed professionals in the procurement and supply chain that the 14th edition of the Procurement and Supply Annual Conference has been scheduled to convene at the International Conference Center in Arusha's tourist City from December 12 to 14, 2024," she insisted. She also extended appreciation to the stakeholders and sponsors who bankrolled the 13th conference during last year, appealing to them to mull over the possibility of extending similar support to have this year’s conference run more fruitfully. "Those who feels to be part of the event's sponsors are advised to communicate with the PSPTB’s Board through the Marketing and Public Relations Unit in order to get relevant detailed information” she expressed. Detailing over the registration protocols and the set fees for participating in the envisaged conference, Mdee expressed that the participants who have so far register at PSPTB will be charged at 500,000/-, whereby the non-members participants, and those from other professionals will have to part with at least 650,000/-. And she added, “The participants from outside the country will have to dig deep into their pockets to the tune of USD400 in order to book their place for the crucial conference,” However, she unveiled that PSPTB has taken into consideration the students who have yet to be employed, saying those wishing to take part will be charged at a reasonable fee of 300,000/-. “As per the set participation registrations, the prospective participants are supposed to visit our official website,” Mdee detailed. The Procurement and Supplies Professionals and Technicians Board (PSPTB) is a government institution established by Act No. 23 of 2007. PSPTB is charged with the responsibilities of developing, monitoring and controlling Procurement and Supplies Professionals in the public and private sectors in the country. The 14th Professional Annual General Meeting (AGM) aims to bring together procurement and suppliers professionals and stakeholders within and outside the country to share their knowledge, skills and experience of professional practice and related issues in the profession. The AGM is open to procurement and supply practitioners, tender board members, accounting officers, auditors, engineers, architects, quantity surveyors, pharmacists, academicians, consultants, researchers, policy makers, business community, entrepreneurs, suppliers, contractors, Non-government organizations, as well as any other stakeholders

Procurement And Supply Professionals Annual Conference Attracts Vital Sponsorship

By Valentine Oforo A TOTAL of thirteen companies from the public and private sector have so far confirmed to sponsor the 14th edition of th...

Check How National Institute of Transport Brings Mwalimu Nyerere’s Dreams to Reality

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Title: Check How National Institute of Transport Brings Mwalimu Nyerere’s Dreams to Reality
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By Staff Writer ONE among the ambitious vision of the Founder of the Nation, Mwalimu Julius Kambarage Nyerere, was Tanzania to have the tail...

<a href="https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEg4h5I_bxPpTeJSddNhyFPpwKRi7BGkRh6875vVkwYtyxCXjKjVhMULYyATkv7OXV7j_DLjDduB_PIDqSnE4QCOQx93QqhnRkBLWMqVL98s3roJQE4YltKympjTAst2szh9khGsLkJDTMKqwZEPhwYPusZKEaoykEfHEFtV1DHKrMGu-kv7n0QkJQZ2SFhF/s1080/MEJEEEE.jpg"><img border="0" height="427" src="https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEg4h5I_bxPpTeJSddNhyFPpwKRi7BGkRh6875vVkwYtyxCXjKjVhMULYyATkv7OXV7j_DLjDduB_PIDqSnE4QCOQx93QqhnRkBLWMqVL98s3roJQE4YltKympjTAst2szh9khGsLkJDTMKqwZEPhwYPusZKEaoykEfHEFtV1DHKrMGu-kv7n0QkJQZ2SFhF/w640-h427/MEJEEEE.jpg" width="640" /></a> By Staff Writer ONE among the ambitious vision of the Founder of the Nation, Mwalimu Julius Kambarage Nyerere, was Tanzania to have the tailor made facility for rolling out vital training on transportation and logistics The establishment of the country’s famous National Institute of Transport (NIT) was a brainchild of such determined visions by Mwalimu Nyerere, among others. As the country currently prepares to mark commemoration of the life of Mwalimu Julius Kambarage Nyerere, in October 14, the Dar es Salaam-based Institute has something special to cerebrate and cherish about. Mwalimu JK Nyerere who was the first Prime Minister of independent Tanganyika (1961) and first President of the United Republic of Tanzania, his vision for the NIT was to see the Institute strengthening human resource capabilities of transport operatives. NIT Rector, Professor Zacharia Mganilwa expressed that Mwalimu Nyerere founded the National Institute of Transport in 1975 with the patriotic spirit and vision to improve and standardize the key sector which plays pivotal role for the metamorphosis of the country’s socioeconomic sector. Upon its inception, according to him, the facility formerly known as the National Transport Corporation (NTC) was charged with the responsibility to strengthening human resource capabilities of transport operatives and middle level managers of subsidiary companies of NTC. These subsidiary companies in question were the National Bus Services Limited (KAMATA), Usafiri Dar-as-Salaam Limited (UDA), Regional Transport Companies (RETCOs), to mention but a few. “After the collapse of East African Community (EAC) in 1977, Kenya remained with Bandari College in Mombasa and Railway College in Nairobi and Uganda was with Aviation College, Tanzania was only with a statistical training centre. And during that time, Tanzania was in an industrial economy and Mwalimu Nyerere tasked NIT to produce more professionals to administer transport sector. ” <a href="https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEhb17zBScUMSbZyGBM774rAcNpcguIZlUeSAkUE_sWEuqTPU3QlNeW7bProf6db46V6a4ilQm24_KaXKMnCAeGlEYNFKrRoEqpBTJMefLWUCLdHAOIb-n9DUR-4nd97mazedsVIg5KoT7aIT9Wwm_1qD20TFN8QRHxds9kh345t4skSXQ0Nr4-lT81VSlZe/s461/NYERERE%20MOJA.webp"><img border="0" height="625" src="https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEhb17zBScUMSbZyGBM774rAcNpcguIZlUeSAkUE_sWEuqTPU3QlNeW7bProf6db46V6a4ilQm24_KaXKMnCAeGlEYNFKrRoEqpBTJMefLWUCLdHAOIb-n9DUR-4nd97mazedsVIg5KoT7aIT9Wwm_1qD20TFN8QRHxds9kh345t4skSXQ0Nr4-lT81VSlZe/w640-h625/NYERERE%20MOJA.webp" width="640" /></a> Professor Mganilwa pointed out that in 1982, it was realized that there was need to have an Institute that will cover all modes of transport and the Institute expanded its area of activities and responsibilities. “As a result, NIT was re–established through NIT Act No. 24 of 1982 as an autonomous Higher Learning Institution under the then Ministry of Communications and Works. It came into operation on 1st July, 1983 through the Government Notice No. 91. Currently, the Institute is under the Ministry of Transport. With legal status and the Governing Council was given a mandate to govern and administer the Institute.” However, the sixth phase the government under President Dr. Samia Suluhu Hassan has continued to support the NIT in ensuring that all programs founded by Mwalimu JK Nyerere for the Institute are successful implemented as planned. Government has invested a lot in improving the transport sector including construction of roads, modern railway, ship construction and purchasing of aircrafts. “Developments made under the six phase government are pushing our Institute to increase students intake and introduce new disciplines such as aviation engineering, pilot and cabin crew training,” he said. He pointed out that in order to support growth as stipulated in the government’s five year development plan and Vision 2025, there has been notable progress in the transport industry with new modes such as gas and oil pipelines. He underscored that the government has continued empowering the National Institute of Transport to enable them to meet its obligation of preparing experts in the transport sector for Nation’s development. Meanwhile, the election manifesto of ruling CCM-2020- 2025 directs the government to continue supporting the National Institute of Transport so as to enable it provide more experts in the transport sector. On implementing their obligations, the NIT management under the support from the state has managed to improve the teaching infrastructures and environment as stated in the Institute’s National Vision of year 2025. He said NIT will continue to extend the scope of training according to the demand in transport sectors namely roads, railway, air and marine. Professor Mganilwa thanked the six phase government for endorsing a budget that enables the NIT to improve the teaching environment. “These developments made under six phase government necessitate that the National Institute of Transport train and produce more highly qualified and competent people to cater for all modes of transport including road, railway, maritime, air and pipeline,” he said. In supporting the NIT, the government has inaugurated two single-engine aircraft, Cessna Skyhawk 172 to the National Institute of Transport (NIT) in its ambitious plan to start offering courses for pilots locally He pointed out that the NIT staff are obliged to work continuously in increasing the quality assurance of the Institute and introducing the contemporary teaching methods and research. National Institute of Transport is the only such training Institute in Sub- Saharan excluding South Africa, mandated by the Government of United Republic of Tanzania to offer training in transport and communications. The Institute is fully accredited with the National Council for Technical Education (NACTE) to provide Competence Based Education and Training (CBET) programmes at the level of Certificate, Diploma and Degree (National Technical Awards -NTA level 4 to level 8). It is also accredited with the Chartered Institute of Logistics and Transport (CILT International) to teach and examine CILT programmes of International Introductory Certificates, International Certificates, Ordinary Diploma and Advanced Diploma in Logistics and Transport. In addition to that, the Institute collaborates with the Open University of Tanzania (OUT) and International Purchasing and Supply Chain Management Consult (IPSCMC) to offer MBA in Logistics and Transport Management and Postgraduate Diploma in Procurement and Supply Chain Management respectively. The Institute offers programmes in Logistics and Transport Management, Freight Clearing and Forwarding, Procurement and Logistics Management, Automobile Engineering, Business Administration, Computing Information Communication Technology, Mechanical Engineering, Aviation Studies and Human Resources Management. NIT also is offering Post Graduate Diplomas in Air Transport Management, Logistics and Transport Management, Travel and Tourism, Shipping and Port Management, Procurement and Logistics Management, Rail Transport Management, Transport Economics, Road Transport Safety Management and Transport Engineering Management. NIT also offers short term programmes and provides Research, Consultancy and Community Services. The Institute has highly skilled personnel both academic and administrative staff. It also has modern machines and equipments for teaching, research and consultancy services. The equipments like modern Vehicle Inspection machines which are only at NIT (Tanzania).

Check How National Institute of Transport Brings Mwalimu Nyerere’s Dreams to Reality

By Staff Writer ONE among the ambitious vision of the Founder of the Nation, Mwalimu Julius Kambarage Nyerere, was Tanzania to have the tail...

TAEC Works To Educate Institutions On Proper Handling Of Radioactive Sources To Cheat Disaster Outbreak

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By Valentine Oforo THE Tanzania Atomic Energy Commission (TAEC) is running a helpful program to help impart the various institutions in the ...

<a href="https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEjXhOpe4uMx9OAZrzWBZddCjKRSDmNjzfHmHQ-fHjQ1PAhL1_aFLej1zR6XSvpryps8mz_KQNlh7Leiue62l_aXMzZHAzvwqIt09m6D_4UdYw1cqyKIgi7sUHN49w7RrhPynBGju6D1If999RZ4oTzEkAWTxlF6zzV9sT17lKS0T0TmH40nJz1soAOlrsW2/s4160/TAE%20THREE.jpg"><img border="0" src="https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEjXhOpe4uMx9OAZrzWBZddCjKRSDmNjzfHmHQ-fHjQ1PAhL1_aFLej1zR6XSvpryps8mz_KQNlh7Leiue62l_aXMzZHAzvwqIt09m6D_4UdYw1cqyKIgi7sUHN49w7RrhPynBGju6D1If999RZ4oTzEkAWTxlF6zzV9sT17lKS0T0TmH40nJz1soAOlrsW2/w640-h480/TAE%20THREE.jpg" /></a> By Valentine Oforo THE Tanzania Atomic Energy Commission (TAEC) is running a helpful program to help impart the various institutions in the public and private sector with needed knowledge on proper handling of radioactive materials The program targets the institutions which engages use of radioactive minerals technologies in their daily executions. These, include the institutions in the road construction sector, health and water, mining, crude oil pumps construction, as well as nuclear power generation. Giving an exclusive interview to this media platform, Jerome Mwimanzi, the Senior Research Officer at TAEC expressed that handing of the radioactive materials requires technological awareness and precautions in order to avoid outbreak of possible environmental and human disasters. He was speaking on the sideline of an event to mark this year's observation of the International Disaster Reduction Day, held at the national level in Dodoma Capital City. The country’s atomic energy watch-dog, TAEC, was among the institutions that took part in the event. As part from being one among the Commission’s major role, he expressed that the implementation of the program was part to response to the prior incidents of outbreak of numerous dangerous disaster that was chiefly propelled due to poor handling of the isotopes -based minerals. "For instances, records depicts that there are a total of at least 30 cases of disasters that emerged in the past due to unprofessional (illegal) trafficking of radioactive sources in the country, " Mwimanzi detailed. He added that illegal importation and marketing of uranium was the other negative development that has been contributing to outbreak of dangerous disasters, saying TAEC was continuing to step up key initiatives to curb the spate in cooperation with the other like-minded institutions. To further repair the situation, the Officer unveiled that the Commission had so far developed vital regulations. These, according to him, include the Regulation On The Radiation Safety In The Mining and Processing of Radioactive Ores, 2011, together with the Packaging and Transportation of Radioactive Materials of 2011. <a href="https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEhjtWIww19AO314_NakFvyld9xSAUDZmbmJRXtIP5OZ29QcOwuoqivQlVgc_OZ5Ifa9sd2-LXcO3spECbOPddX642C3p-Xi6CsNABx3-CdNqFxhyphenhyphenyqoz3wak5loRINsNDbJtio4MdCH68IsCALBcFqPpRAaUfMhGE-0Z2O9orB12DsiKgEM2_d8b8xd43WL/s4160/TAE%20TWO.jpg"><img border="0" src="https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEhjtWIww19AO314_NakFvyld9xSAUDZmbmJRXtIP5OZ29QcOwuoqivQlVgc_OZ5Ifa9sd2-LXcO3spECbOPddX642C3p-Xi6CsNABx3-CdNqFxhyphenhyphenyqoz3wak5loRINsNDbJtio4MdCH68IsCALBcFqPpRAaUfMhGE-0Z2O9orB12DsiKgEM2_d8b8xd43WL/w640-h480/TAE%20TWO.jpg" /></a> According to Prof. Lazaro Busagala, the Director General of TAEC, unveiled that there has been an increase of unpatriotic wave of unauthorized importation of various radioactive minerals, the poor development which puts the national security, as well as the citizens' health at stake. So far, he communicated that TAEC has managed to detect and legally deal with a total of 17 incidences of such poor tendencies at the different regions at the country’s borders, which is a grim revelation. "For instance, in one among the notorious incidents, our intelligent system managed to nab a local citizen in Dar es Salaam who illegally imported more than 9kg of processed Uranium (U238 Uranium, 2.6× 109Bq/g)," he detailed. He explained, despite having vital socioeconomic benefits, if not handled professionally, the radioactive minerals, including Uranium, can spread negative effects to the human body, including destruction of body cells, serious eye diseases and blindness, loss of manhood, and other environmental destructions. Radioactive minerals are minerals that contain radioactive isotopes, which are atoms of an element with an unstable nucleus that decays, or breaks down, over time. This decay releases energy in the form of radiation, which can be harmful to humans. During 2021/2022, he communicated, TAEC had managed to increase inspections of imported food products to at least 66,609 inspections, being an increase of 274 percent inspections in comparison to a total of 7,817 inspections conducted during 2016/2017. Tanzania has been a member of the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) since 6 January 1976, and through the development the country has been receiving numerous key profits, including technical and facility assistance in implementing a number of projects in the health, agriculture, livestock and energy sectors, to mention but a few. The Tanzania Atomic Energy Commission (TAEC) is the regulatory body responsible for all atomic energy matters in the United Republic of Tanzania. It was established under the Atomic Energy Act No. 7 of 2003.

TAEC Works To Educate Institutions On Proper Handling Of Radioactive Sources To Cheat Disaster Outbreak

By Valentine Oforo THE Tanzania Atomic Energy Commission (TAEC) is running a helpful program to help impart the various institutions in the ...

2023 Coffee Festival Slated For This Month in Moshi Town Of Kilimanjaro

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By Staff Writer THE Tanzania Coffee Board (TCB) is working process and needed preparations to stage the 2023 Coffee Festival, the key event ...

<a href="https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEifXfZyGE_HrcWChnDFXIXadfcg-CSSDbaaFSPF_hWP8U6NhKPg2Rkwf2d8JLgMPMwkhdy9qwEAnJz45iYet-0fD-8BEx8wY5IisWWcmdbME6hrKVM7zZbD4UHEpjm3fem-xWoyG6bP54cpkVyqKNt5aLReVSG3Hzr3h_I89431-m2VqnmnaRZ4nU2wLo21/s1000/KIMARRO.jpg"><img border="0" src="https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEifXfZyGE_HrcWChnDFXIXadfcg-CSSDbaaFSPF_hWP8U6NhKPg2Rkwf2d8JLgMPMwkhdy9qwEAnJz45iYet-0fD-8BEx8wY5IisWWcmdbME6hrKVM7zZbD4UHEpjm3fem-xWoyG6bP54cpkVyqKNt5aLReVSG3Hzr3h_I89431-m2VqnmnaRZ4nU2wLo21/w640-h480/KIMARRO.jpg" /></a> By Staff Writer<div> THE Tanzania Coffee Board (TCB) is working process and needed preparations to stage the 2023 Coffee Festival, the key event for the metamorphosis of the country’s coffee sector. Shelved to take shape from October 27 to 29 in Moshi Town of Kilimanjaro Region, the envisaged gathering is expected to attract the potential coffee stakeholders and the relevant pundits from across the country. The Director General (DG) of the Tanzania Coffee Board (TCB) Mr. Primus Kimaryo told this publication during an interview that the annually staged event was projected to play pivotal role to heighten the performance of the economic sector, especially in attracting more coffee consumers as well as production. He informed, as part to scale-up the sector, the Board is currently working viable strategies to produce at least 20,000 tons of coffee seedlings yearly, being with a patriotic eye to equip the involved growers with enough, but improved seeds varieties. <a href="https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEiZQzT1h9kONenFumbfW6HIau9k057-Y6gDnrOnD3wRpmMfdEobnk5CQqzsBSF8t_Wtrc3-4EZi8uSRoU1efj_aG3dRJyNKkkkL6lWY6NTMj22ijshU3tzNsDUoYiVLzO9dQqsHL9gzeS3_zQRZUDIOaYsM1BOPajlu8GqTnAmej5XKC_QOKriBQmWYNA-M/s275/cofeeee.jpg"><img border="0" height="428" src="https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEiZQzT1h9kONenFumbfW6HIau9k057-Y6gDnrOnD3wRpmMfdEobnk5CQqzsBSF8t_Wtrc3-4EZi8uSRoU1efj_aG3dRJyNKkkkL6lWY6NTMj22ijshU3tzNsDUoYiVLzO9dQqsHL9gzeS3_zQRZUDIOaYsM1BOPajlu8GqTnAmej5XKC_QOKriBQmWYNA-M/w640-h428/cofeeee.jpg" width="640" /></a> “By managing to produce the said 20,000 tons annually, we will automatically stand a better chance to heighten production to the tune of 300,000 tons,” Mr Kimaryo assured. Together with that, he communicated further that Board was envisioning boosting the earnings among the coffee farmers through the possible way of increasing the number of coffee trees and quality. The TCB’s Chief Boss also unveiled that consumption of coffee in Tanzania has significantly increased from five to seven percent and the goal is to have the percentage rise to at least 15 percent by 2025/26. <a href="https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEgBiq7viv25RQ6wTHkWpqh6Zcc320num6R9rzImSiq35isQ8L3FewnOMwWQLSMsXcHhsEP9obr92WFNZ4b4KCoLSEnhyUB7oxI4oRxPihCQy-ywLYpRetQ7YeAc5xfWYLnE43kqq8a9q6Gh042-Ikhbeou_ANh4WuupGVSUkAbUWGmTlDRYAmALzfZa20S5/s699/coffe%20logo.png"><img border="0" src="https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEgBiq7viv25RQ6wTHkWpqh6Zcc320num6R9rzImSiq35isQ8L3FewnOMwWQLSMsXcHhsEP9obr92WFNZ4b4KCoLSEnhyUB7oxI4oRxPihCQy-ywLYpRetQ7YeAc5xfWYLnE43kqq8a9q6Gh042-Ikhbeou_ANh4WuupGVSUkAbUWGmTlDRYAmALzfZa20S5/w640-h640/coffe%20logo.png" /></a> “The present average production of the prestigious- strategic crop in Tanzania has elevated to an impressive tune, from 50,000 tons to 82,000 tons,” he stated. Despite of registering the encouraging development, he however said the sector is haunted by the number of upsets, including poor adoption of recommended agronomic practices among the growers, together with failure to make use of proper fertilizers. “Severe effects of climate change are also retarding the smooth thrive of the sector, whereby some of the farmers are still maintaining oldest coffee trees in their farms, leading to poor yields,” he expressed. To repair the situation, he said the Board was planning to embark on a special strategy to help imparting the extensional officers with the needed most knowledge in growing the crop. Despite topping the East and Central Africa (EAC) countries for harboring many processing industries and in value addition for the instant coffee, Tanzania still lags behind when it comes to coffee consumption. It is for this reason, according to him, the Board is mulling to establish equipped coffee cafeterias at different popular universities, and the others middle colleges across the country. Tanzania stands among the excelling coffee producers in the world, producing one of the best coffee beans varieties in the world, like Colombian Mild. <a href="https://www.blogger.com/email-post.g?blogID=3054839145188558284&postID=8836427796787164324"></a> </div>

2023 Coffee Festival Slated For This Month in Moshi Town Of Kilimanjaro

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EU Rolls Out 43m/- Worth Motorcycles To Boost Beekeeping Ventures In Zanzibar’s Archipelago

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By Valentine Oforo, Pemba THE Ministry of Agriculture, Irrigation, Natural Resources and Livestock in Zanzibar have handed over five motorc...

<a href="https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEgJlGr8NRWr8IOyBncTBGQl7EzfCUo97ZCINvtBzg_H1HdVmL1Jps_dtY1de9CsC1FbpYQmDFClcb6MtSWXh08ImKiY0z7fCMLWrzwwa6GGHGwAAMRuw5RZqYJKbqyhXtR66ltyoFdk_8qBU2IR9l9_TFnXgVLzmjR6nvCOaG4U_pSjMaSMuFuQgOZ_54A/s1600/KATIBUUUU.jpg"><img border="0" src="https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEgJlGr8NRWr8IOyBncTBGQl7EzfCUo97ZCINvtBzg_H1HdVmL1Jps_dtY1de9CsC1FbpYQmDFClcb6MtSWXh08ImKiY0z7fCMLWrzwwa6GGHGwAAMRuw5RZqYJKbqyhXtR66ltyoFdk_8qBU2IR9l9_TFnXgVLzmjR6nvCOaG4U_pSjMaSMuFuQgOZ_54A/w640-h426/KATIBUUUU.jpg" /></a> By Valentine Oforo, Pemba THE Ministry of Agriculture, Irrigation, Natural Resources and Livestock in Zanzibar have handed over five motorcycles to the four district forestry officers and their supervisor in Pemba Worth over 43m/-, the support which has freely been donated by the Belgian Development Agency (Enabel) through the European Union (EU)’s funded Beekeeping Value Chain Support (BEVAC) project targets to heighten performance of the agriculture sector in the Tanzania’s famous Archipelago of Zanzibar. The BEVAC project aims to improve the beekeeping value chain through enhanced quality production, value addition of bee products and strengthened trade and access to local, regional, and international markets. <a href="https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEh6hhHqsl1VHGdYhFMsawMCGR7BozGt5ftdLR5uzRZqm4HvSdzCXWsnRliOnx0L486ilIErcsUPkPjltNPmT0f75qj4bKEzbI3O2zVp7qTNYmZiq8glKvhXTZYopusvRuOXYnmEES6m1WdNN0B2yCt6yQ7r5zLtVVbmPTIn01b1wHeHZsqJaMmMVLRHQlQ/s1020/bevac%204.jpg"><img border="0" src="https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEh6hhHqsl1VHGdYhFMsawMCGR7BozGt5ftdLR5uzRZqm4HvSdzCXWsnRliOnx0L486ilIErcsUPkPjltNPmT0f75qj4bKEzbI3O2zVp7qTNYmZiq8glKvhXTZYopusvRuOXYnmEES6m1WdNN0B2yCt6yQ7r5zLtVVbmPTIn01b1wHeHZsqJaMmMVLRHQlQ/w640-h288/bevac%204.jpg" /></a> Speaking yesterday during a colorful event tailored for the official handing over of the support, held at the Chamanangwe open grounds in Pemba district, the Director of Planning, Policy and Research at the Ministry of Agriculture, Irrigation, Natural Resources and Livestock in Zanzibar, Mr Makame Kitwana Makame said the donated support would play pivotal role to help fast tracking beekeeping value chain initiatives in Pemba Isle. “We’re looking forward that, through these modern motorcycles, the forestry officers within the four beneficiary districts will stand a more professional side to execute their daily roles pertaining to the general improvement of the beekeeping sector,” he added. Similarly, he challenged the officers to make proper and fruitful use of the transportation facilities in order to assure the much-needed end-results are attained. <a href="https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEjaI2kgENKFXPU8xsKCjIDxFf2p-w6ChYpeJu0i9hvoenjGWA2gv8obDTFSgXwDBBR7cGxqmmC12DJdr3hKxBmxIanlt6bvDIn1q9fe8h5vpNzKzP5_rT6Iw3DhRHfpa8L1Ojj9lbozXEbWlX2F0z3K0s9BfrHDpTBVrZ5ZBH2ZUyCf4aqFTe4tAciUAAk/s1000/bevac%20onee.jpg"><img border="0" src="https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEjaI2kgENKFXPU8xsKCjIDxFf2p-w6ChYpeJu0i9hvoenjGWA2gv8obDTFSgXwDBBR7cGxqmmC12DJdr3hKxBmxIanlt6bvDIn1q9fe8h5vpNzKzP5_rT6Iw3DhRHfpa8L1Ojj9lbozXEbWlX2F0z3K0s9BfrHDpTBVrZ5ZBH2ZUyCf4aqFTe4tAciUAAk/w640-h288/bevac%20onee.jpg" /></a> Speaking for his part, the BEVAC project’s Cluster Coordinator in Pemba, Juma Omar Abdalla, apart from expressing delight for the timely support, said the motorcycles will facilitate the smooth dispensation of extension services in the sector within all Pemba districts. According to the BEVAC’s Manager, Martin Mgallah, the timely initiative is being implemented in six regions of Katavi, Kigoma, Tabora, Shinyanga and Singida in Tanzania mainland as well as Pemba in the islands of Zanzibar. <a href="https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEiXWsD8U3sLx3w9qZYvQUNQwV4Acd_ZP5oKTLN16JMGaL2l4TSxzgvoDGmQ_Set46hbX7efYkMWGVFAqarRoH5ncHV2MmJPkXi2q7YKd56tSeCKxuI3m8QgBTxQ9Edx2Q0uraQbW0tdzWk7SdbPWLS5vYcQ68vea5DKhL4SgM98i8Rt0O1CZMsObRkqTUs/s1600/BEVA.jpg"><img border="0" src="https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEiXWsD8U3sLx3w9qZYvQUNQwV4Acd_ZP5oKTLN16JMGaL2l4TSxzgvoDGmQ_Set46hbX7efYkMWGVFAqarRoH5ncHV2MmJPkXi2q7YKd56tSeCKxuI3m8QgBTxQ9Edx2Q0uraQbW0tdzWk7SdbPWLS5vYcQ68vea5DKhL4SgM98i8Rt0O1CZMsObRkqTUs/w640-h426/BEVA.jpg" /></a> The robust project, BEVAC, is being implemented by Enabel, the Belgian Development Agency under the coordination of the Ministry of Tourism and Natural Resources for Mainland and Ministry of Agriculture, Irrigation, Natural Resources and Livestock in Zanzibar. <a href="https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEipFt968b1NGZVr-KLJLDLLLU-azYCB7eVgJh-h9DwMRfGpHGxGOXuAu5siWJPzAd_ID-EwOxx4ovOLujPrx2YddldUi8k_wfDMMvJNWDO58Vn-R8S-3BGKWHCxU_2bz2_ld3QCPpxRFEZme37FzkJlKBAvKj8IN9j_RNxKFO_OL18vsW-hlBInLvZVjO4/s1600/NYINYI.jpg"><img border="0" src="https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEipFt968b1NGZVr-KLJLDLLLU-azYCB7eVgJh-h9DwMRfGpHGxGOXuAu5siWJPzAd_ID-EwOxx4ovOLujPrx2YddldUi8k_wfDMMvJNWDO58Vn-R8S-3BGKWHCxU_2bz2_ld3QCPpxRFEZme37FzkJlKBAvKj8IN9j_RNxKFO_OL18vsW-hlBInLvZVjO4/w640-h426/NYINYI.jpg" /></a> Recently, the project also distributed at least 15 motorcycles to help heighten the performance of beekeeping sector within 15 districts across the Tanzania Mainland.

EU Rolls Out 43m/- Worth Motorcycles To Boost Beekeeping Ventures In Zanzibar’s Archipelago

By Valentine Oforo, Pemba THE Ministry of Agriculture, Irrigation, Natural Resources and Livestock in Zanzibar have handed over five motorc...

Germany President For Three Days Working Visit In Tanzania

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By Staff Writer, Dar es Salaam THE President of the Federal Republic of Germany, Mr Frank –Walter Steinmeier is expected to jet into Tanzan...

<a href="https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEjmhjxSPpNkf6QG5jjDo79_ptA1tLBosmCkMJmDu-ymOeR2VPqOyZIixi4qUH9c_PWtjVYuNp8KPJ5RXWyzgIa8dXeuZsf9ylVgAIyF8o9ZkPSNDTHJQWyVBJ6dkskwQwBo2vCfOPgNT2SBsESxOIzbaAfuf9V74uz48m9mSShlAtSClk5rL0sX-e6afgU/s1024/walter.jpg"><img border="0" height="426" src="https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEjmhjxSPpNkf6QG5jjDo79_ptA1tLBosmCkMJmDu-ymOeR2VPqOyZIixi4qUH9c_PWtjVYuNp8KPJ5RXWyzgIa8dXeuZsf9ylVgAIyF8o9ZkPSNDTHJQWyVBJ6dkskwQwBo2vCfOPgNT2SBsESxOIzbaAfuf9V74uz48m9mSShlAtSClk5rL0sX-e6afgU/w640-h426/walter.jpg" width="640" /></a> By Staff Writer, Dar es Salaam<div> </div><div>THE President of the Federal Republic of Germany, Mr Frank –Walter Steinmeier is expected to jet into Tanzania this month for a three day working visit that aims to further cementing and deepening the existing bilateral relationship. The development has been unveiled by the Ambassador of the Federal Republic of Germany to Tanzania, Mr Thomas Terstegen. Ambassador Terstegen unveiled the crucial state visit in his remarks during the cerebration to mark Germany’s 33rd anniversary in Dar es Salaam He expressed that Germany was looking forward to continue to fostering collaborations with Tanzania, especially in the side of cementing the social and economic ties. <a href="https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEgOMcl9JV7AqoM5bSmmmt08r8oQUUlyrYXG7i0q_SzHg1VlJicv-oL_tGhuokLTaygTenyFD9Jc5nIh5-9fUsf0r-xCJ0huCobaKZhPgjltBVmdUAT0Qb1G5YZQOD9aLuNM2lT91ooE5p6SbEas2EcUOYcTKVjrqc0hp4hDD_MDmps5THljocCX5pOIAUs/s1242/walter%20mbili.jpg"><img border="0" src="https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEgOMcl9JV7AqoM5bSmmmt08r8oQUUlyrYXG7i0q_SzHg1VlJicv-oL_tGhuokLTaygTenyFD9Jc5nIh5-9fUsf0r-xCJ0huCobaKZhPgjltBVmdUAT0Qb1G5YZQOD9aLuNM2lT91ooE5p6SbEas2EcUOYcTKVjrqc0hp4hDD_MDmps5THljocCX5pOIAUs/w640-h418/walter%20mbili.jpg" /></a> The colorful event was attended by the diplomats, government officials, partners as well as the Germany’s in Diaspora. During the event, Ambassador Terstegen said Germany and Tanzania have a long historical background that dated back before the last century. “For many Germans, Tanzania is the epitome of Africa and our relationships are currently diverse. We’re looking forward to further strengthening and maintaining our relations,” he observed. He added that the 33 years ago, on October 3rd 1990, Germany achieved its re-unification and that on that day the former Germany Democratic Republic(GDR) joined the Federal Republic of Germany and the GDR cause to exist. October 3rd is Germany’s National Day, the day of Germany unity, prior to reunification, the communist East Germany regime started to falter. 40 years of communism had ruined the country thoroughly. On November 9th 1989 the infamous Berlin Wall-symbol of the division between East and West-tumbled down. It was a unique historic event.</div>

Germany President For Three Days Working Visit In Tanzania

By Staff Writer, Dar es Salaam THE President of the Federal Republic of Germany, Mr Frank –Walter Steinmeier is expected to jet into Tanzan...

Vita ya Israel na Palestina Hofu yatanda raia kutoweka, SOMA KATIKA MAGAZETI YA LEO JUMANNE OCTOBER 10 HAPA

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Vita ya Israel na Palestina Hofu yatanda raia kutoweka, SOMA KATIKA MAGAZETI YA LEO JUMANNE OCTOBER 10 HAPA

MICHUANO YA CHEMCHEM CUP YATINGA ROBO FAINALI, BINGWA KUJINYAKULIA SHILINGI MILIONI 2.5

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Na Mwandishi Wetu, Babati Mabingwa watetezi wa Kombe la chemchem timu ya Macklion FC ya kijiji cha Mwada wilayani Babati, mkoa wa Manyara ...

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MICHUANO YA CHEMCHEM CUP YATINGA ROBO FAINALI, BINGWA KUJINYAKULIA SHILINGI MILIONI 2.5

Na Mwandishi Wetu, Babati Mabingwa watetezi wa Kombe la chemchem timu ya Macklion FC ya kijiji cha Mwada wilayani Babati, mkoa wa Manyara ...

President Samia Vows Tanzania To Continue Solidifying Bilateral Ties With India

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Title: President Samia Vows Tanzania To Continue Solidifying Bilateral Ties With India
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By Staff Writer, New Delhi, India PRESIDENT Samia Suluhu Hassan has hailed the government of India for continue strengthening its investment...

<a href="https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEjM1elIUqZA9KmSNT-l2Dc0NFEFmOBodbviKjmSegUTBhKhAsxSPQCylTheRtD6ufaMeZoYsXovQJMfqCGPwiw00VIJLei9Tykexi_mQPXeK1URx8jGUJGuayjX55VHRAqEjaa32xrua4lcBNIzza2FUBAUkfdvVLUZlNGOquHqrpHi7k6sVw3bACYizQY/s2048/SAMIA%20MODI%20MOJAA.jpg"><img border="0" src="https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEjM1elIUqZA9KmSNT-l2Dc0NFEFmOBodbviKjmSegUTBhKhAsxSPQCylTheRtD6ufaMeZoYsXovQJMfqCGPwiw00VIJLei9Tykexi_mQPXeK1URx8jGUJGuayjX55VHRAqEjaa32xrua4lcBNIzza2FUBAUkfdvVLUZlNGOquHqrpHi7k6sVw3bACYizQY/w640-h402/SAMIA%20MODI%20MOJAA.jpg" /></a> By Staff Writer, New Delhi, India<div> </div><div>PRESIDENT Samia Suluhu Hassan has hailed the government of India for continue strengthening its investment footholds in Tanzania, especially in helping Tanzania to scale up the performance of the key sectors in the country, including the availability and provision of safe water, security, trade and investment as well as the health sector. Giving a brief remarks this morning (October 9,2023) in her ongoing four –day state visit to India, the Head of State, President Samia expressed that Tanzania will work to further solidifying the the longstanding bilateral ties between the two countries. This is her first visit to India since the assumption of the office of President. “India stands tall among the potential investors into Tanzania, the development which has so far seen establishment of numerous Indian-based companies in Tanzania, as well as a significant growth in the trade volume between the two countries,” the President expressed. President Samia appreciated the excellent existing relationship between the two countries, noting that her visit in India would open new avenues for the political and economic development of India and Tanzania. <a href="https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEiR-MbWs7PupjKCvhf7X8g-UeIQdx1XDZZMo1w0h5wSQTh3WmJKEJF5bgWDVOBZLZxDkcv-y1JqS2CChEM6TR5-7wzwjduv4mzCZqjsPIVLNe0I6qhShrCXVn1oB5Lx3uxFixIxCiMUtX4ERkJdIwcPTpj1YZvHs5_qEqwO-nc-5-9RwWtY0coR0tT5o2c/s1600/samiiii.jpg"><img border="0" src="https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEiR-MbWs7PupjKCvhf7X8g-UeIQdx1XDZZMo1w0h5wSQTh3WmJKEJF5bgWDVOBZLZxDkcv-y1JqS2CChEM6TR5-7wzwjduv4mzCZqjsPIVLNe0I6qhShrCXVn1oB5Lx3uxFixIxCiMUtX4ERkJdIwcPTpj1YZvHs5_qEqwO-nc-5-9RwWtY0coR0tT5o2c/w640-h640/samiiii.jpg" /></a> "I would like to express Tanzania's appreciation for the excellent existing relationship between our two countries which has been there for decades. My expectation from this visit is going to open new avenues for political and economic development and economic cooperation that will lead to strategic partnerships of our two countries," she said. As part of the visit, President Samia is expected to seal a deal for the opening up of a major health facility in Tanzania for the rolling out of kidney transplant services In terns of Domestic Gross Product (DGP), India is now only behind US, China, Japan and Germany. Speaking for his part, Indian Prime Minister, Mr. Narendra Modi remain optimistic that the country holds a key potential of becomming the third biggest economy globally by 2021, expressed that India will continue to invest into various sectors in Tanzania. President Samia has meet with the Indian Prime Minister, Mr. Narendra at the Hyderabad House in the national capital and the two engaged into potential talks over how best to heighten the two countries ties to higher levels. <a href="https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEjX6Ey2sN1lF6glJ3o3uqmFkA2-IjbVgI5ItF210-M5P8OULJhZ27bybHC47BU3ChHEDtZbzWG9Cqr-u0va3ARiJeLFd6dHP1BLtt_0wQu-xdp_QNZFQTVCz_S5InhGYIgak1gDEx0jEmRaXTQ08eAcNgQ-lTX_iE1wDcMRBgi2Sz95lC4W1iDOKPZMG-w/s2560/mmmmm.jpg"><img border="0" src="https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEjX6Ey2sN1lF6glJ3o3uqmFkA2-IjbVgI5ItF210-M5P8OULJhZ27bybHC47BU3ChHEDtZbzWG9Cqr-u0va3ARiJeLFd6dHP1BLtt_0wQu-xdp_QNZFQTVCz_S5InhGYIgak1gDEx0jEmRaXTQ08eAcNgQ-lTX_iE1wDcMRBgi2Sz95lC4W1iDOKPZMG-w/w640-h390/mmmmm.jpg" /></a> President Samia is in India on the invitation of President Drapupadi Murumu and upon her arrivals sh was received by the Union Minister of State for Education Annapurna Devi at the Delhi airport on Sunday. President Samia was earlier today accorded a ceremonial welcome at the forecourt of Rashtrapati Bhawan and participated in the wreath-laying ceremony at Rajghat.</div>

President Samia Vows Tanzania To Continue Solidifying Bilateral Ties With India

By Staff Writer, New Delhi, India PRESIDENT Samia Suluhu Hassan has hailed the government of India for continue strengthening its investment...

WHI’s Faida Fund Distributes Impressive Return Of Over 1.3bn/- To Involving Investors

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By Valentine Oforo, Dodoma The Watumishi Housing Investments (WHI)’s Collective Investments Scheme (CIS), Faida Fund, has impressively mana...

<a href="https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEjT_Fw63rscdXLOzs6V4IybbdVN7A1OpTJ8QiLzGuyWVljAGV9yw-CYBwvAaavLWmSDd-rK8MjSCrfYx3aope3BpT9O2RY2tUHLEaEdnZBizh4WJ2cjhFJvOLtkvFy3xe-ShbKlnIPe4wrFf4mnUmNLHjk0pk_8BabYiBLqpD-L6ZrVyxBllcFmdvKefdo/s1024/WHI%20MOJA.jpg"><img border="0" src="https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEjT_Fw63rscdXLOzs6V4IybbdVN7A1OpTJ8QiLzGuyWVljAGV9yw-CYBwvAaavLWmSDd-rK8MjSCrfYx3aope3BpT9O2RY2tUHLEaEdnZBizh4WJ2cjhFJvOLtkvFy3xe-ShbKlnIPe4wrFf4mnUmNLHjk0pk_8BabYiBLqpD-L6ZrVyxBllcFmdvKefdo/w640-h436/WHI%20MOJA.jpg" /></a> By Valentine Oforo, Dodoma<div> </div><div>The Watumishi Housing Investments (WHI)’s Collective Investments Scheme (CIS), Faida Fund, has impressively managed to realise a significant return of over 1.3bn/- it has been unveiled. The lucrative profit fetched through the vital open-ended scheme run by the country's esetmeed state –owned fund manager has been distributed among the 2,898 investors associated with the fund, showcasing the fund's commitment to delivering value to its investors. Giving an interview to this publication today in Dodoma Capital City, the WHI Head of Communications Unit, Maryjane Makawia, informed that The latest financial statement of Faida Fund reveals a return distribution that underscores the fund's robust performance. “The profit, a total of 1,346,162,757.4/- has been disbursed equitably among the 2,898 investors, marking a successful phase for the fund and its participants. This profit-sharing initiative highlights the fund's dedication to ensuring that investors reap the rewards of their investments,” she observed. <a href="https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEg49IkM5zL8jj6MEKJgrY4tjaxMDQHWOdDK7vq-Um9m-Uo9HUmeeAv-VYxw8pOekAjf6ehvyCB4rFmT8mFzNr46dkNoeMMP8XH5B8sxuRrFSiRDEHMA-bi7CgUT2uRCa7jDQ10tew0liNONmQqUlpiBjXl0iuwsatw0VcB3tVb3TNB5t2Cj0VIQMU4x_J8/s1024/WHI%20MBILI.jpg"><img border="0" src="https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEg49IkM5zL8jj6MEKJgrY4tjaxMDQHWOdDK7vq-Um9m-Uo9HUmeeAv-VYxw8pOekAjf6ehvyCB4rFmT8mFzNr46dkNoeMMP8XH5B8sxuRrFSiRDEHMA-bi7CgUT2uRCa7jDQ10tew0liNONmQqUlpiBjXl0iuwsatw0VcB3tVb3TNB5t2Cj0VIQMU4x_J8/w640-h480/WHI%20MBILI.jpg" /></a> She communicated that the fund boasts a diverse investor base, with 2,898 individuals benefiting from the recent profit distribution added: “ This wide investor participation showcases the trust and confidence investors have in Faida Fund and WHI's management,” Faida Fund's Net Asset Value Per Unit (NAV) stands strong at 107.8088, reflecting the fund's robust financial health and stability. This metric is a testament to WHI's prudent investment strategies and management expertise. “The fund's total size is currently at around 16,389,384,455.11/- reaffirming Faida Fund's position as a significant player in the collective investment landscape,” she added. Dwelling over the investor confidence and future prospects, she expressed that the profit distribution and the fund's impressive financial indicators underscore the investor confidence in Faida Fund's management, whereby the investors continue to benefit from WHI's expertise, making Faida Fund a preferred choice for those seeking stable and lucrative investment opportunities. Looking ahead, according to Makawia, the Faida Fund and WHI are poised for continued growth and success with a patriotic focus on prudent investment practices, transparent communication, and investor satisfaction. <a href="https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEjULVImPqzwGuRwb0wBESPHQdMImvZZe1nimBywEkX0rl9rBNKTrQnab9gmFOiULcBmF_g2awfX6imW6T76ag8wGtNbBc7KnNMvBhrsZ93gqadZIJ-Kf6rssODk3jDgR6W3nu149Hakcu3sJt80iSDr1v-wBYOo8KKjVqryi1TfiRExt8C5eF7EBXlcmY4/s1280/fundiiii.jpeg"><img border="0" src="https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEjULVImPqzwGuRwb0wBESPHQdMImvZZe1nimBywEkX0rl9rBNKTrQnab9gmFOiULcBmF_g2awfX6imW6T76ag8wGtNbBc7KnNMvBhrsZ93gqadZIJ-Kf6rssODk3jDgR6W3nu149Hakcu3sJt80iSDr1v-wBYOo8KKjVqryi1TfiRExt8C5eF7EBXlcmY4/w640-h426/fundiiii.jpeg" /></a> “Faida Fund remains committed to delivering superior returns and fostering long-term relationships with its investors,” she stated. Investors and financial enthusiasts alike are encouraged to monitor Faida Fund's performance closely, as it continues to thrive in the ever-evolving financial landscape, providing investors with profitable and reliable investment avenues, according to her. <a href="https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEhg5qMkpPrzlPvUg2sSCoqKciSzhjCw5xu2GLhZ-2N_gaBDG-fsUwNZmiu5_2eRu1k5EJrq26_MNpQKVh0cg95-JX0hghawK9ckBaE22V5Bc2ezcmrvg8IL9AQEG2bPIeclYJdrgE2NiOZu0N8VSA_wt7sGxxc2njlZUrM9c09eB0BKmbkgaohNH1REYO0/s1024/faida%20fuund.jpg"><img border="0" src="https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEhg5qMkpPrzlPvUg2sSCoqKciSzhjCw5xu2GLhZ-2N_gaBDG-fsUwNZmiu5_2eRu1k5EJrq26_MNpQKVh0cg95-JX0hghawK9ckBaE22V5Bc2ezcmrvg8IL9AQEG2bPIeclYJdrgE2NiOZu0N8VSA_wt7sGxxc2njlZUrM9c09eB0BKmbkgaohNH1REYO0/w640-h320/faida%20fuund.jpg" /></a> Faida Fund is an open-ended scheme, which seeks to create wealth to Tanzanians particularly to middle and low-income groups through investments in units to obtain competitive return through capital growth; and enhance the culture of savings in the financial assets.</div>

WHI’s Faida Fund Distributes Impressive Return Of Over 1.3bn/- To Involving Investors

By Valentine Oforo, Dodoma The Watumishi Housing Investments (WHI)’s Collective Investments Scheme (CIS), Faida Fund, has impressively mana...

President Samia To Grace 77th Session Of The African Commission On Human And People’s Rights

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Title: President Samia To Grace 77th Session Of The African Commission On Human And People’s Rights
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By Valentine Oforo THE 77th Ordinary Session of the African Commission on Haman and People’s Rights has been shelved to take shape in Arush...

<a href="https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEhGrWZlZ6q0KWMuA2GuwqlycFWWwGw-W0FclYcGu8aikd-7w5O9BLVbfnI46hWEwajVnoq_mo2ko0QI6b_IufSeLWSlsuAk5vJ312mWAZtKWYm0rpnCQ9w_ysh3vx9ExvrTbJmTYkDNC9jkID_qo4aX6hxoYHU4FXCv8rlP4xNvFfFd0I73OQ4Ly5nfUPs/s777/the%20president.webp"><img border="0" src="https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEhGrWZlZ6q0KWMuA2GuwqlycFWWwGw-W0FclYcGu8aikd-7w5O9BLVbfnI46hWEwajVnoq_mo2ko0QI6b_IufSeLWSlsuAk5vJ312mWAZtKWYm0rpnCQ9w_ysh3vx9ExvrTbJmTYkDNC9jkID_qo4aX6hxoYHU4FXCv8rlP4xNvFfFd0I73OQ4Ly5nfUPs/w640-h360/the%20president.webp" /></a> By Valentine Oforo THE 77th Ordinary Session of the African Commission on Haman and People’s Rights has been shelved to take shape in Arusha City from 20 October to 9 November with President Samia Suluhu Hassan expecting to grace the official opening of the longest and the biggest event The Minister for Constitutional and Legal Affairs, Ambassador Dr. Pindi Chana unveiled the vital development yesterday, saying the envisaged gathering will attract nearly 1000 participants from around the continent and oversees. “Already”, she expressed, “The heads of states has confirmed her participation in the three consecutive week session,” As per the set protocols, the session will be preceded by a special forum for the Non –Governmental Organizations (NGOs) which runs in Arusha from 16 to 18 October 2023. <a href="https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEi6GrZSxzhMKkQU0loRqk6DbKkA3M3R4KOWpfXaiDyZQhCHfmmYTET6pFSfmC_M9QaSDW3Z9NtY4bHOaduphXy9a0n4JPAyrLcLSvn38-RBqAoJ0KJdgLrMj0BkJpi2EwT8nwFXpivYF99zp4GAnus2ZeyC_LHUA6_O1trDIt7Yr1YlTzBNcGLUIpr88Us/s612/human%20rights%20logo%202.jpg"><img border="0" src="https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEi6GrZSxzhMKkQU0loRqk6DbKkA3M3R4KOWpfXaiDyZQhCHfmmYTET6pFSfmC_M9QaSDW3Z9NtY4bHOaduphXy9a0n4JPAyrLcLSvn38-RBqAoJ0KJdgLrMj0BkJpi2EwT8nwFXpivYF99zp4GAnus2ZeyC_LHUA6_O1trDIt7Yr1YlTzBNcGLUIpr88Us/w640-h480/human%20rights%20logo%202.jpg" /></a> Some of the key agendas to be addressed during the forum and sessions include assessing the achievements and hurdles of the Maputo Protocol, inclusion of youths in the implementation of the African Union Agenda 2026 and confronting racism, xenophobia and discrimination of migrants in the northern Africa. Other topics will major on things like balancing progress and privacy: navigating, data protection, and human rights in African context, analyzing the implications of and impact of anti-constitutional changes in African Nations as well as exploring the challenges and responses to shrinking civic space in African societies. The delegates will also address issues of accountability for reprisals and judicial killings in Africa’s pursuit of human rights. <a href="https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEh5GY0q2ww7IZc8V-ZwoFkxv8Rc7IrqEPWiYp7QWX6iviIJfy_g1kckGFGFSLe3IzB647FoOZxR6taHQYX0YnXrlRjjzVHsg1mmuVUOFAah1evXm2n54c5OBRlYByg2ctft3RF5AA-Xoq-2-Y5yUhoGblNXiWMhWzBBLozDcY3-y3ab2zN9B7J-kMFD9UI/s1290/ACHPRPlaceholder_Green.png"><img border="0" src="https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEh5GY0q2ww7IZc8V-ZwoFkxv8Rc7IrqEPWiYp7QWX6iviIJfy_g1kckGFGFSLe3IzB647FoOZxR6taHQYX0YnXrlRjjzVHsg1mmuVUOFAah1evXm2n54c5OBRlYByg2ctft3RF5AA-Xoq-2-Y5yUhoGblNXiWMhWzBBLozDcY3-y3ab2zN9B7J-kMFD9UI/w640-h228/ACHPRPlaceholder_Green.png" /></a> And during the eagerly-awaited sessions, to take place in the Arusha’s famous International Conference Centre (AICC) there will be a panel ratification of the protocol to the African Charter on Social Protection in Africa. In order of the sessions side events, participants will address the situation of human rights defenders who are protecting the environmental in Africa. This side events will be the opportunity to analyse the violations faced by the environmental defenders in Africa, especially in Uganda, the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) and Tanzania and analyse the situation women human rights defenders in Cabo Delgado, Mozambique. <a href="https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEh-jpu21Vunq0qJvXM2pYYcwxAzSUcMAqIiD-LZ5mvHKnJNrcMQ5FXAMsF9mRrhy5S_YPK0hcJ0d-xxhXF-escmfvrXM9hsVyVmJA5chrcQC9RbuBYzkLqeFP3ySVuDyXsPdh3xe105baFqzxGvyJw9hBaR91pVahvy0K0-RqT6NPIuD04HnKVOSUk2dsQ/s700/pindi%20chana.jpg"><img border="0" src="https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEh-jpu21Vunq0qJvXM2pYYcwxAzSUcMAqIiD-LZ5mvHKnJNrcMQ5FXAMsF9mRrhy5S_YPK0hcJ0d-xxhXF-escmfvrXM9hsVyVmJA5chrcQC9RbuBYzkLqeFP3ySVuDyXsPdh3xe105baFqzxGvyJw9hBaR91pVahvy0K0-RqT6NPIuD04HnKVOSUk2dsQ/w640-h366/pindi%20chana.jpg" /></a> It will also allow for discussion on the strategies for enhancing protection for environmental human rights defenders amongst key stakeholders.

President Samia To Grace 77th Session Of The African Commission On Human And People’s Rights

By Valentine Oforo THE 77th Ordinary Session of the African Commission on Haman and People’s Rights has been shelved to take shape in Arush...

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