Mission Tanzania 2022 & Beyond
MISSION TANZANIA 2022 & BEYOND On 3 July, UK volunteers left for Mission Tanzania 2022, boarded flights to Dar es Salaam. The host Conference arranged an
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MISSION TANZANIA 2022 & BEYOND On 3 July, UK volunteers left for Mission Tanzania 2022, boarded flights to Dar es Salaam. The host Conference arranged an
A report of a recent mission trip with UK Seventh-day Adentist volunteers
Nicaragua Declaraciones de la Compañera Rosario Murillo, Vice Presidenta de Nicaragua, en Edición del Mediodía de Multinoticias Canal 4 (29/06/2021) (Texto íntegro) LA VOZ DEL SANDINISMO | 29/06/2021 Muy buenas tardes, Compañero; buenas tardes, Queridas Familias de esta Patria Bendita. Muy buenas tardes, hoy, a l@s Docentes, a l@s Querid@s Maestr@s que en todo rincón de nuestra Nicaragua, desde las Escuelas fomentamos Valores, Sentido de Familia, porque somos una Gran Familia; Hermandad, Solidaridad. Hoy celebrando su Día, descansando un poco; preparándose además para concluir el...
US Ambassador has close encounter with rhino at Mkomazi National Park February 25, 2021 The US Ambassador to Tanzania had a once-in-a-lifetime experience – for now anyway – when he visited Mkomazi National Park in Northern Tanzania. There he came face-to-face with a rare black rhino, the closest he’s ever been so close to any rhino. The few remaining black rhinos are living protected at Mkomazi Park, famous for rhino conservation in East Africa. The Tanzania National Parks authority has created viewing points in the park to allow tourists to view the rhinos at a very close range. The pa...
THE STANDARD By Philip Mwakio | January 24th 2021 at 00:00:00 GMT +0300 Veteran hotelier and war historian James G. Wilson at the entrance of Fort Jesus Museum in Mombasa. [Robert Menza, Standard] James G Wilson has worked hard to create awareness of Kenya’s world war battlefields. The retired hotelier has a deep interest in documenting war history. Wilson, a Kenyan of British decent travelled by ship from England in May of 1947, together with his mother Margaret and sister Susana, to Mombasa from where they boarded train to Nairobi before connecting to Kiganjo, Nyeri; by train again. The...