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Play this online raffle today to help village to village to alleviate poverty and improve the lives of people living in rural areas of Tanzania
The top prize is more than just a fantastic holiday it an experience you and a friend will remember forever. Enjoy the delights of a real Tanzanian experience working with local communites and seeing the beauty of the countries Safari reserves and stunning beaches.
The prizes includes;
1st PrizeTrip for two to Tanzania to see Development in Action
2nd PrizeWeekend break at a luxury spa in the UK for two
3rd PrizeSony Laptop, 250GB
4th Prize16GB I-pod Touch
5th PrizePersonal Photo Printed on Canvas
for more details on this raffle visit http://rogavi.com/prize/162/
Tuesday 23 December 2008
Sunday 21 December 2008
TANZANIA INDEPENDENCE DAY CELEBRATION IN BRADFORD
Eleonora Saitoria on the right.
wadau wa mataifa mbalimbali nao hawakukosa
from left Liam,John,Kelvin, prof Potts,Magreth and Kyamani
Prof.David Potts gives out his contribution
audience listerning to Mr Liam of Village to Village
people got an opportunity to learn what village to village does
Octavius Kisinda discussed the country preview
Gisela Laurence explaining on the tourism sector in Tanzania
audience following the presentation
audience
people showing their dancing skills on bongo flava
Tanzanians are having fun after the public lectureThursday 11 December 2008
WHAT DEVELOPMENT ROLES DO TANZANIAN COMMUNITIES ABROAD PLAY TO THEIR COUNTRY
the 9th of december is yearly marked as Tanzania Independence Day with the national celebration in the country also a lot and different kind of celebrations to all the Tanzanians around the world. this reflects a lot to country's history since it became independent in 1961.
This year we have seen Tanzanian Community in Bradford celebrating the country independence day by promoting the country profile and tourism sector through a public lecture at the University of Bradford. The Bradford Community was able to learn a lot of Tanzania beauty and efforts done by its leaders to maintain Peace, Respect and Unity (as symbolized by THE UHURU TOURCH) in the country and across boarders. through out the lecture non-Tanzanians could not believe when assured Mount Kilimanjaro is in Tanzania.Through questions and answers session even majority from west Africa could not hide their misbelief when told Mount Kilimanjaro is in Tanzania and not as how they thought before. but the audience was told you can also be able to see the mountain when in one of the neighbouring country. the audience went ahead and call upon Tanzanians to add more effort to let the world know where exactly the mount Kilimanjaro is.
We congratulate Tanzanian Community in Bradford for playing such a patriotic role of which will promote the country and make Tanzania well known with its resources. Tanzanians abroad have to utilize the opportunity of being where they are to promote the country. our Government needs support on this and we should play our part effectively as responsible citizens.
As the example has been set by Tanzanian Community in Bradford what development roles do other Tanzanian Communities abroad play to their country.Do you have any idea of any Tanzanian Community abroad which has done any awareness kind of event to reflect our country development?if yes let us give them a BIG UP, if no what do you think these Communities should start doing to participate on development activities of our country.
REMEMBER ITS TANZANIANS TO PROMOTE TANZANIA.
This year we have seen Tanzanian Community in Bradford celebrating the country independence day by promoting the country profile and tourism sector through a public lecture at the University of Bradford. The Bradford Community was able to learn a lot of Tanzania beauty and efforts done by its leaders to maintain Peace, Respect and Unity (as symbolized by THE UHURU TOURCH) in the country and across boarders. through out the lecture non-Tanzanians could not believe when assured Mount Kilimanjaro is in Tanzania.Through questions and answers session even majority from west Africa could not hide their misbelief when told Mount Kilimanjaro is in Tanzania and not as how they thought before. but the audience was told you can also be able to see the mountain when in one of the neighbouring country. the audience went ahead and call upon Tanzanians to add more effort to let the world know where exactly the mount Kilimanjaro is.
We congratulate Tanzanian Community in Bradford for playing such a patriotic role of which will promote the country and make Tanzania well known with its resources. Tanzanians abroad have to utilize the opportunity of being where they are to promote the country. our Government needs support on this and we should play our part effectively as responsible citizens.
As the example has been set by Tanzanian Community in Bradford what development roles do other Tanzanian Communities abroad play to their country.Do you have any idea of any Tanzanian Community abroad which has done any awareness kind of event to reflect our country development?if yes let us give them a BIG UP, if no what do you think these Communities should start doing to participate on development activities of our country.
REMEMBER ITS TANZANIANS TO PROMOTE TANZANIA.
Tuesday 2 December 2008
CELEBRATE TANZANIA INDEPENDENCE IN BRADFORD
In celebrating the 47th anniversary of Tanzania Independence, Tanzanian community in Bradford-UK will conduct a public lecture to promote the country and later the whole of bradford will be covered by the sound of BONGO FLAVA songs from club THE COLOURS. you can join the celebration by coming over to bradford .read the advert below
members are having fun on their last gathering
mr Robert from left,Gladness and Charles are eager to celebrate
some members of Tanzanian community in Bradford
Tanzanian Community chairman, Mr Kelvin Heri on the right with mr Ben Haule(far left) and Mr Charles Magige(middle)
Tanzanian Community Secretary Mr Octavius Kisinda addressing the members in one of their gathering
members listerning to Mr. Kisinda
Mr Christopher Mdee with his can of Red Bull
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