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KILOLO: Chairman of the Idete Village, Bimas Mkemwa in Idete Ward said that education and research offered by organizations of Mazombe Mahenge Development Association (MMADEA) and Iringa Civil Society Organization (ICISO) in district Kilolo, Iringa has largely increased knowledge to citizens about access to health care. He made statement at the meeting to provide feedback on the research conducted by the organization of CISO held in Kilolo district yesterday. Mkemwa has asked the government to build a health center in order to improve the health of mother and child in the village and Idete ward in general. He said that the people of the Idete Village, Kilolo district in Iringa have urged the government in collaboration with various stakeholders to build a health center in order to eliminate the burden of walking long distances to seek maternal health care. He said that the poor infrastructure of the Idete road especially in this period of rains causes many w...

Baadhi ya washiriki wakifuatilia mkutano wa matokeo ya utafiti uliofanywa na Mwamvuli wa Mashirika Yasio ya Kiserikali Mkoani Iringa (ICISO Umbrella) uliofanyika wilayani Kilolo, mkoani Iringa juzi. (Picha na Friday Simbaya) Na Friday Simbaya, Kilolo Mwenyekiti wa Kijiji cha Idete, Bimas Mkemwa katika Kata ya Idete amesema kuwa elimu na utafiti iliyotolewa na mashirika yasio kuwa ya kiserikali ya Mazombe Mahenge Development Association (MMADEA) na Iringa Civil Society Organization (ICISO) wilayani Kilolo, mkoani Iringa vimewafungua kwa kiasi kikubwa wananchi kuhusu upatikanaji wa huduma za afya.  Mkemwa aliyasema hayo katika mkutano wa kutoa mrejesho wa utafiti uliofanywa na shirika la CISO uliofanyika wilayani Kilolo juzi. Kiongozi huyo wa kijiji aliiomba serikali kuwajengea kituo cha afya ili kuboresha afya ya mama na mtoto katika Kijiji cha Idete na kata ya Idete kwa ujumla. Alisema kuwa wananchi wa Kijiji cha Idete na kata Idete, wilayani Kilolo m...

IRINGA: In response to high youth populations and the growing demand for dairy in both Tanzania and Uganda, Heifer International is implementing the East Africa Youth Inclusion Program (EAYIP), a five-year program aimed at improving the livelihoods of 25,000 youth ages 15-24 economically disadvantaged young people in Tanzania and Uganda.  According to the Acting Program Manager Damas Damian, EAYIP will create employment and enterprise development opportunities to youth in the dairy sector and other agricultural value chains.  He said yesterday that the East Africa Youth Inclusion Program (EAYIP) will build upon the success of Heifer’s East Africa Dairy Development (EADD) project, which has improved dairy production and market access for more than 1 million farmers since its inception in 2008.  The launching of the EAYIP program was graced by Iringa Regional Commissioner, Amina Masenza yesterday which is benefits more than 3,000 youth in Iringa region in a...