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Helping hand: Karen Westby serves maize meal porridge to more than 500 youngsters
Karen, a sales executive with TNT in Railway Street, Ramsbottom , was touched by the plight, determination and zest for life of malnourished schoolchildren.
Architect works to make dream project a reality
IF YOU ARE young and educated and looking for your American Dream, take a number.
Jamaican cultural feast for African head
Colin Hamilton/Freelance Photographer Sir Kenneth Hall and Lady Hall enjoying the performances with members of the Tanzanian deligation.
Admissions Recruits Abroad on Tight Budget
Director of International Admissions Robin M. Worth '81 spent one of her nights in Tanzania sleeping on the floor, dining on peanut butter and jelly sandwiches, during Harvard's three-week recruiting trip to Africa at the beginning of the year.
Editorial: A dream trek that could melt away
It's a solitary summit, a lone volcano, towering above the surrounding landscape and visible for more than a hundred miles.
Into Africa: Woman escapes mundane with travel
It's 8:55 a.m. on Oct. 12 and freezing cold. Melinda Kelly doesn't have much time.
Tanzania might not be the most common travel destination but Verdon College teacher Laura Boulton can't wait to get there.
Towngate Northowram Halifax MY partner and I read with great interest the article "Life-changing experience for Rotarians in Africa" in the Courier, November 9, and noted the group had been to some unidentified place on Lake Victoria in Tanzania.
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Micozzi travels beyond 'Roof of Africa'
Have you ever wanted to experience the physical and cultural geography of places much different than your own? If so, a one-hour colloquium Thursday, Nov.
Tanzania: Horticulturalists Now Breathe a Sigh of Relief
Since September 2008 the world has been confronted with a world financial crisis.
Brooks man enjoys trip of a lifetime
Bruce Parker Brooks Bulletin Mark Enns is a man who likes a challenge. Last year he took part in a cycling adventure in Thailand.
Family scales new heights for Providence Healthcare
Family scales new heights for Providence Healthcare. Providence Healthcare board chair Chis Hodgson makes a presentation at the facility.
Westboro family helps in Tanzania
Anne and Josef Kottler helped inspire their daughter. Then she inspired them. The Westboro couple followed their daughter across the world this summer to a children's center in the East African coastal village of Bagamoyo, Tanzania, to see for themselves what 22-year-old Elisha loved so much about volunteering there.
Regional flights in East Africa have always added a significant expense to travel itineraries and to make things worse, the schedules are often sporadic.
Business couple reach for new heights
IT is a far cry from the comforts that his hotel guests would have been used to.
Off We Go Travel Expert Sara Leonard Discusses Kenya
Forward: In 2006 USA Today created a panel of great thinkers to come up with a modern version of the Seven Wonders of the World.
Mississippi's Janice Carr Plans to Scale Mount Kilimanjaro
Janice Carr, an employee of the University of Mississippi in Oxford, Mississippi, is planning to climb her way to the top, the top of Mount Kilimanjaro that is.
Gap year student to hold auction for Aftrica trip
GAP year student Anna McSweeney is to hold an auction on Tuesday, November 10 to raise funds for her to volunteer as a teacher in Africa.
Tanzania: Govt to Fund Presidential Contestants in 2010 Race
The government has decided to partly finance expenses of presidential candidates in next year's general election.
What traveling family doesn't long to see Paris? Explore Africa on safari? Luxuriate on a dreamy Hawaiian island? But these trips require a boatload of cash, not to mention a raft of vacation days - you can't get to Tanzania if you only have a weekend.
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