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Monday, August 16, 2010
Friday, December 25, 2009
CHRISTMAS RECIPES/Mapishi ya Noeli!
A Taste of Tanzania has posted a new item,....
..... 'Christmas Recipes / Mapishi ya Noeli'
I have put together a pdf of simple recipes from Tanzania that many people will
be preparing this weekend back in Tanzania. Traditionaly Pilau is the number one
recipe to think of during the holidays. I wish you a VERY MERRY CHRISTMAS.
You may view the latest post at:
http://tasteoftanzania.com/blog/2009/12/24/christmas-recipes-mapishi-ya-noeli/
be preparing this weekend back in Tanzania. Traditionaly Pilau is the number one
recipe to think of during the holidays. I wish you a VERY MERRY CHRISTMAS.
You may view the latest post at:
http://tasteoftanzania.com/blog/2009/12/24/christmas-recipes-mapishi-ya-noeli/
Best regards,
Miriam Rose
Thursday, October 22, 2009
A TASTE of TANZANIA!
Taro – MagimbiI do feel very sad these days when I visit home (Dar Es Salaam). Because I have noticed that some of our staple foods are disappearing from the market. I do not see Taro (magimbi) in vegetable and food stands anymore,.....
....Click HERE .....
........for more about TARO.
KACHUMBARI
This is the one salad most Tanzanian kids know and love.Traditionally, raw cabbage is used for this dish. However, I prefer to first slightly fry the cabbage in a little extra virgin olive oil before using it in the.......
For more about KACHUMBARI click HERE
HERE is where,.....
....... DADA MIRIAM .....
...gives tips about Tanzanian FOOD.
Miriam Rose
Tuesday, October 07, 2008
Raymond H. Hall seeks Your Support
I am writing this special e-mail to seek support for my brother's (Raymond) hospital bill.
My brother has been ill for the past one year, treatment was not the best back home in Tanzania and he was referred to India. However, at the time of his referral his condition was very critical so much that he could not be flown straight to India. He had to be air-lifted to Aga Khan Nairobi (Kenya) to stabilize his condition before being taken to India. The Doctors in Nairobi have done a wonderful job despite the fact that he had to have both his legs amputated to save his life.They did only what was best for him. He did not have to go to India again. The Doctors themselves say that Raymond is a Testimony... a True Miracle!
Raymond is currently doing fine although he is a bit depressed and the doctors feel that it is only dawning to him now what has actually happened, and especially the amputation of his second leg which was done without his consent as he was not in a conscious state to make a choice...it was a matter of life and death! He has had some Professional Counselling since the 30th Sept 2008 which we hope and believe will be fruitful.
Raymond had a Medical Cover (AAR) of Tshs. 100m (USD. 100,000) through his employer (Plan International) which has been exhausted. The Excess Bill comes to about USD. 80,000. As a family we are seeking other means available of raising the outstanding balance to enable us settle the bill as soon as possible.
Being close friends, I/we plead for your financial support (whatever the amount) towards the Medical Cost Outstanding. Do not hesitate, nothing is too small everything is much appreciated. I have also approached my Parish and explained the situation to them. I am optimistic assistance is on the way.
Thanking you in advance for your anticipated support. I/we cannot thank you enough but God will reward you accordingly.
Kind Regards,
M.H. Magori
Raymond is my blood brother, Our First Born in a family of 3
His number is +255 754 884 591 / Mama: +255 766 05 38 06
He is currently in Aga Khan Nairobi, Kenya. Both are reachable on their local numbers.
He is now communicating well so anybody may try to call his number.
Full Name: RAYMOND HENRY HALL
WORK: PLAN INTERNATIONAL (T) LIMITED
My brother has been ill for the past one year, treatment was not the best back home in Tanzania and he was referred to India. However, at the time of his referral his condition was very critical so much that he could not be flown straight to India. He had to be air-lifted to Aga Khan Nairobi (Kenya) to stabilize his condition before being taken to India. The Doctors in Nairobi have done a wonderful job despite the fact that he had to have both his legs amputated to save his life.They did only what was best for him. He did not have to go to India again. The Doctors themselves say that Raymond is a Testimony... a True Miracle!
Raymond is currently doing fine although he is a bit depressed and the doctors feel that it is only dawning to him now what has actually happened, and especially the amputation of his second leg which was done without his consent as he was not in a conscious state to make a choice...it was a matter of life and death! He has had some Professional Counselling since the 30th Sept 2008 which we hope and believe will be fruitful.
Raymond had a Medical Cover (AAR) of Tshs. 100m (USD. 100,000) through his employer (Plan International) which has been exhausted. The Excess Bill comes to about USD. 80,000. As a family we are seeking other means available of raising the outstanding balance to enable us settle the bill as soon as possible.
Being close friends, I/we plead for your financial support (whatever the amount) towards the Medical Cost Outstanding. Do not hesitate, nothing is too small everything is much appreciated. I have also approached my Parish and explained the situation to them. I am optimistic assistance is on the way.
Thanking you in advance for your anticipated support. I/we cannot thank you enough but God will reward you accordingly.
Kind Regards,
M.H. Magori
Raymond is my blood brother, Our First Born in a family of 3
His number is +255 754 884 591 / Mama: +255 766 05 38 06
He is currently in Aga Khan Nairobi, Kenya. Both are reachable on their local numbers.
He is now communicating well so anybody may try to call his number.
Full Name: RAYMOND HENRY HALL
WORK: PLAN INTERNATIONAL (T) LIMITED
WELCOME to MOROGORO and TANZANIA
Dear Visitor,
Welcome to Morogoro and Tanzania.
NAPAC is a company based in the Morogoro Municipal, now offers a variety of cultural programmes for adults and special programmes for children, upon request.
Since Tanzania is multicultural society, these programmes are aimed at providing information on various cultural topics. Below are the choices of programmes. Every session is designed to take two hours per day; the whole course is designed to be ten hours.
1. Lectures on various cultural matters in Tanzania
o Cultural based information o Cultural affairs consultation o Cultural based tour guiding
2. Traditional African (Tanzanian) music classes
* Theory and practical sessions * The sound of drums and their occupational and occasional roles o Other instruments such as xylophones, bamboo flutes, shakers etc.
3. Traditional and contemporary African (Tanzania) dance classes
o Theory and practical session o Dance movements and their occupational and occasional roles o Making of African dances (choreography)
4. Classes on the use of community based African theatre for communication of educational or promotional programmes, this is for both urban and rural areas. Suitable for NGOs and Development Institutions.
NOTE: This can also be a very good way to practice your Kiswahili while being treated culturally! Hotel reservation can be made for those far from Morogoro upon request.
For more information on the time tables and registration, please contact us through:
Physical Address: MOECO building-Mazimbu area. Turn right before the main gate to Sokoine University (Solomoni Mahlangu Cumpus)
Call us through: 0787-292982, 0714-679162, OR 0732-930019
Email: napactz@yahoo.com,
Mail Address: P. O. Box 1446, Morogoro, Tanzania, EA Welcome to Morogoro The heart of Tanzanian cultural hospitality
Welcome to Morogoro and Tanzania.
NAPAC is a company based in the Morogoro Municipal, now offers a variety of cultural programmes for adults and special programmes for children, upon request.
Since Tanzania is multicultural society, these programmes are aimed at providing information on various cultural topics. Below are the choices of programmes. Every session is designed to take two hours per day; the whole course is designed to be ten hours.
1. Lectures on various cultural matters in Tanzania
o Cultural based information o Cultural affairs consultation o Cultural based tour guiding
2. Traditional African (Tanzanian) music classes
* Theory and practical sessions * The sound of drums and their occupational and occasional roles o Other instruments such as xylophones, bamboo flutes, shakers etc.
3. Traditional and contemporary African (Tanzania) dance classes
o Theory and practical session o Dance movements and their occupational and occasional roles o Making of African dances (choreography)
4. Classes on the use of community based African theatre for communication of educational or promotional programmes, this is for both urban and rural areas. Suitable for NGOs and Development Institutions.
NOTE: This can also be a very good way to practice your Kiswahili while being treated culturally! Hotel reservation can be made for those far from Morogoro upon request.
For more information on the time tables and registration, please contact us through:
Physical Address: MOECO building-Mazimbu area. Turn right before the main gate to Sokoine University (Solomoni Mahlangu Cumpus)
Call us through: 0787-292982, 0714-679162, OR 0732-930019
Email: napactz@yahoo.com,
Mail Address: P. O. Box 1446, Morogoro, Tanzania, EA Welcome to Morogoro The heart of Tanzanian cultural hospitality
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