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The mayor of the Iringa municipal council Alex Kimbe has asked different stakeholders to contribute to the education, health and water sectors as well as other sectors in the municipality.  The mayor made the statement yesterday when closing a ward councilor’s council meeting of Iringa municipal council for the third quarter of the financial year 2017/2018.  Kimbe said that development stakeholders could reduce the challenges facing the municipality as well as the completion of the ongoing developing projects which was not finished due to financial shortages.  He said that the Iringa municipal council has congratulated various development stakeholders, including the ASAS Group of Companies for contributing to the health, water and education sectors.  "When we start in the fourth quarter of 2017/18 there are many projects not yet finalized due to financial shortages as the councils should be planning to finish the projects that are not comple...

Meya wa Halmashauri ya Manispaa ya Iringa, Alex Kimbe amewaomba wadau mbalimbali kuchangia sekta za elimu, afya na maji pamoja sekta zingine katika manispaa hiyo.  Meya huyo alitoa kauli hiyo jana wakati akifunga mkutano wa kawaida wa baraza la madiwani la manispaa ya iringa kwa kipindi cha robo ya tatu kwa mwaka wa fedha 2017/2018. Kimbe alisema kuwa wadau wa maendeleo wanaweza kupunguza changamoto mbalimbali zinazoikabilia manispaa hiyo ikiwemo changomto yakutekamilika kwa badhi ya miradi ya maendelea kutokana na uhaba wa fedha.  Alisema kuwa halmashauri ya manispaa ya iringa imewapongeza wadau mbalimbali wa maendeleo ikiwemo kampuni ya ASAS Group kwa kuchangia fedha katika sekta ya afya, maji na elimu.  “Wakati tunalekea katika kipindi cha robo ya nne ya mwaka 2017/18 kuna miradi mingi haijakamilika kutokana na uhaba wa fedha na sisi kama halmashauri tunatakiwa kujipanga kuweza kumalizia miradi ambayo haijakamilika,” alisema Kimbe.  K...

Swapping fried food for grilled goodness, ditching samosas, swerving sugar and salt, and spending nights drinking as much water as possible could help millions of Muslims across the globe tackle the challenges of Ramadan. Students and academics at Birmingham City University in the UK have come up with a guide which aims to help people observing the month of Ramadan to make sure they eat right and look after their systems. Academics and students on the University’s Sport and Exercise and Nutrition courses, including Dr Huda Al-Kateb , Dr Matt Cole and PhD researcher Ayaz Safi, have written up a guide featuring tips on nutrition, hydration and exercise to help people fasting for Ramadan to keep to a regular routine as much as possible. The points were written up based on analysis of the common foods consumed during the month, along with reflection on what foods are best at providing sufficient energy throughout the day. The experts have also featu...