WAZIRI WA AFYA NA NAIBU WAKE WAFANYA ZIARA ZA KUSHTUKIZA HOSPITALI ZA MWANANYAMALA NA AMANA

Naibu Waziri wa Afya, Maendeleo ya Jamii, Jinsia, Wazee na Watoto, Dkt. Hamis Kigwangala akiwasili katika Hospitali ya rufaa ya Amana iliyopo Ilala, Dar es Salaam alipofanya ziara ya kushtukiza baada ya sherehe za kuapishwa.(Picha zote na Zainul Mzige wa Modewjiblog).

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Waziri wa Afya, Maendeleo ya Jamii, Jinsia, Wazee na Watoto Mhe. Ummy Mwalimu amefanya ziara ya kushtukiza katika hospitali ya Rufaa ya Mwananyamala ikiwa ni masaa machache tangu kutoka kuapishwa na Rais wa Tanzania, Dkt. John Pombe Magufuli kuwa Waziri wa Wizara hiyo.

Mhe. Ummy aliwasili katika hospitali ya Mwananyamala, majira ya saa 8 mchana na kuanza kuzungumza na wananchi mbalimbali waliokuwa wamekaa eneo la hospitali hiyo kuhusu matatizo yanayowakabili pindi wanapofika hospitali hapo kupatiwa huduma ambao wengi wao walionekana kutoridhishwa na huduma wanazopatiwa wanazozihitaji.

Mmoja wa wananchi ambao alielezea kwa masikitiko yaliyomkuta pindi alipofika hospitalini hapo ni, Bi. Khadija Meso ambaye alisema kuwa walikuwa na siku tatu tangu wamefika hospitalini hapo ambapo walikuwa wamempeleka mtoto wao ambae alikuwa anaumwa lakini alikuwa hapatiwi huduma hali imeyopelekea kupoteza maisha kwa mtoto huyo.

Mwingine aliyezungumza aliyejitambulisha kwa jina la Mama Madohoro alisema kuwa anashangazwa na hospitali ya rufaa kuwatoza wazee pesa licha ya sera ya afya kusema wazee na watoto chini ya miaka 5 kupatiwa bure huduma za kiafya.

Alisema kuwa alimpeleka hospitalini hapo ndugu yake mwenye umri wa miaka 90 ambae alikuwa akihitajika kulipia vipimo vilivyo na gharama kubwa huku vya gharama ndogo akipatiwa bure na kutokana na uwezo mdogo wa kifedha alionao ukapelekea kupoteza maisha yake kwa mgonjwa huyo.

Nae Othaman Rwambo alimuomba Mhe. Waziri kuwa ajaribu kuzungumza na wauguzi wa hospitali hiyo kutokana na kutoa majibu machafu kwa wagonjwa wanaofika katika hospitali hiyo kwa ajili ya kupatiwa matibabu.

Naibu Waziri wa Afya, Maendeleo ya Jamii, Jinsia, Wazee na Watoto, Dkt. Hamis Kigwangala akikagua vyumba vya madaktari baada ya kuona mlundikano wa wagonjwa wakisubiri huduma.

Alisema kuwa kasi ya rais wa awamu ya tano ni kufanya kazi na wao kama watumishi wa umma wanapaswa kufanya kazi kwa bidii ili kuwahudumia watanzania na kuwataka watumishi hao kuweka uzalendo mbele kuliko maslahi binafsi.

Akiwajibu wananchi hao pamoja na kuelezea sababu ya ziara yake, Mhe. Ummy Mwalimu alisema kuwa amefika hospitalini hapo ili kujua changamoto zinazowakabili wananchi lakini pia kujifunza ni kitu gani ambacho wananchi wanahitaji kuboreshewa katika sekta ya afya.

Alisema kuwa matatizo aliyoyakuta ni changamoto kwake na wizara yake na watakaa kama wizara kuona ni jinsi gani wanaweza kutatua matatizo yanayojitokeza katika hospitali hiyo na kuutaka uongozi wa hospitali hiyo kumaliza matatizo yaliyo ndani ya uwezo wao ndani ya siku 3.

“Mambo ambayo nimeyakuta hapa ni kujifunza na kuona ni hali gani wanakumbana nayo wananchi wanapokuja kupata huduma za kiafya lakini pia kwangu ni changamoto lakini kwa kasi aliyonayo rais wetu wa awamu ya tano hatuna budi na sisi kuwa na kasi hiyo na mimi napenda kuwaambia wananchi wanaopata huduma katika hospitali hii tutatatua matatizo yanayowakabili,

“Nimeupa uongozi wa hospitali kazi ya kumaliza matatizo yaliyopo wanayoweza kuyamaliza kama neti kwenye wodi kama ile ya wajawazito, na hata mambo ya feni kwenye wodi za wanaume na mengine tutakaa kama wizara kuyajadili tuone jinsi gani tutayamaliza,” alisema Mhe. Ummy.

Mh. Naibu Waziri, Dkt. Hamis Kigwangala akiingia katika chumba cha X-Ray kuangalia utendaji wa kazi unavyoendelea.

Aidha Mhe. Waziri alisema siku ya Jumatano wanatarajia kutambulisha namba ambayo wananchi watakuwa wanaitumia kutoa taarifa wizarani kuhusu kero wanazokutana nazo hospitalini wanapokwenda kupata huduma za matibabu.

Nae Naibu Waziri wa Wizara hiyo ya Afya, Maendeleo ya Jamii, Jinsia, Wazee na Watoto, Dkt. Hamis Kigwangala amefanya ziara ya kushtukiza katika hospitali ya rufaa ya Amana na kukuta baadhi ya huduma za afya katika hospitali hiyo zikiwa zimesimama kwa sababu mbalimbali.

Baadhi ya matatizo ambayo amekutana nayo hospitalini hapo ni pamoja na kutokuwepo kwa mtoa huduma katika chumba cha Utra Sound, Ubovu wa mashine ya kuchunguza matatizo yaliyopo mwilini (MS4S) na kubakia moja ikifanya kazi ambayo inachukua muda mrefu kutoa majibu.

Matatizo mengine ambayo amekutana nayo ni uchache wa vitanda, kutokupatikana kwa dawa katika duka la hospitali huku maduka ya nje ya hospitali zikipatikana na kutokuwepo kwa baadhi ya watumishi ofisini kukiwa ni muda wa kazi.

Naibu Waziri wa Afya, Maendeleo ya Jamii, Jinsia, Wazee na Watoto, Dkt. Hamis Kigwangala akizungumza na mtoa huduma katika chumba cha X-Ray ambapo aliridhishwa na utoaji huduma wa mtumishi huyo.

Akizungumzia matatizo hayo alisema kuwa kuna uzembe umekuwa ukifanyika kwa baadhi ya watumishi hali inayofanya hospitali hiyo kuwa na wagonjwa wengi bila kupatiwa huduma na badala yake wanawapa rufaa kwenda Hospitali ya Taifa ya Muhimbili.

“Tunachotaka ni kuona wananchi wanapata huduma, nimefika hapa nakuta hata chumba cha Utra Sound anaehusika hayupo na hata wagonjwa wakija hawatapata huduma na kinachofata hapo wanampeleka Muhimbili ndiyo maana Muhimbili imejaa wagonjwa kumbe sababu ni uzembe uliopo huku kwenye hospitali za rufaa,” alisema Dkt. Kingwangala.

Aidha Mhe. Naibu Waziri ameuagiza uongozi wa hospitali hiyo kufika wizarani siku ya jumatatu saa 10 jioni ili kupewa maelekezo jinsi ya kufanya kazi ya kuwahudumia wananchi na kwenda sawa na kasi ya rais Dkt. John Pombe Magufuli ambaye anahitaji kuona serikali yake ikifanya kazi kwa kuhudumia wananchi.

Naibu Waziri wa Afya, Maendeleo ya Jamii, Jinsia, Wazee na Watoto, Dkt. Hamis Kigwangala akizungumza na baadhi ya wananchi kuhusu upatikanaji wa huduma wanazopata hospitalini hapo ambao wengi wao hawajaridhishwa na utendaji wa wahudumu wa zamu wa siku hiyo.

Naibu Waziri wa Afya, Maendeleo ya Jamii, Jinsia, Wazee na Watoto, Dkt. Hamis Kigwangala akizungumza na mmoja wa Daktari (ambaye hakutaka sura yake iyonekane) kuhusu utaratibu wa utoaji huduma kwa wagonjwa wanaosubiri huduma hizo.

Naibu Waziri wa Afya, Maendeleo ya Jamii, Jinsia, Wazee na Watoto, Dkt. Hamis Kigwangala akimuulizia Kiongozi wa zamu katika ofisi za mapokezi ya hospitali hiyo.

Muuguzi Kiongozi wa Hospitali ya rufaa ya Amana, Bupe Mwakalenge akijibu maswali ya Mheshimiwa Naibu Waziri kuhusu kutokuwepo kwa baadhi ya Madaktari katika baadhi ya vitengo.

Naibu Waziri wa Afya, Maendeleo ya Jamii, Jinsia, Wazee na Watoto, Dkt. Hamis Kigwangala akitazama moja ya cheti cha mgonjwa aliyekuwa akilalamika kusubiri kwa muda mrefu bila kupatiwa huduma.

Mwanasayansi wa Maabara ya Hospitali ya rufaa ya Amana, Jabir Mukhsin (kulia) akitoa maelezo kwa Naibu Waziri Dkt. Hamis Kigwangala kuhusu ubovu wa mashine inayotumika kufanya vipimo mbalimbali (MS4S) ikiwemo mzunguko wa damu mwilini ambayo kwa sasa imeharibika na kubakiwa na mashine moja ambayo ufanyaji wake wa kazi unachukua muda mrefu kutoa majibu sahihi.

MS4S Mashine ambayo imeharibika.

Mmoja wa wagonjwa waliokuwepo wakisubiri huduma ya kipimo cha MS4S akimwelezea Mh. Naibu Waziri kuhusu kutokufanyika kwa kipimo hicho licha ya kuwa hospitali wamepokea malipo yake ya kufanyiwa kipimo hicho.

Naibu Waziri wa Afya, Maendeleo ya Jamii, Jinsia, Wazee na Watoto, Dkt. Hamis Kigwangala akionekana kushangwazwa na jambo fulani wakati akiendelea na ziara yake hospitalini hapo. Kushoto ni Kaimu Mkurugenzi Idara ya Utawala na Rasilimali Watu wa Wizara hiyo, Gideon Malabeja.

Naibu Waziri wa Afya, Maendeleo ya Jamii, Jinsia, Wazee na Watoto, Dkt. Hamis Kigwangala akiwa nje ya chumba cha Ultra-sound ambacho kimefungwa kufuli licha ya maelezo ya Muuguzi Kiongozi wa Hospitali hiyo Bi. Mwakalenge kuwa mashine hiyo ni nzima na haina tatizo lolote.

Muuguzi Kiongozi wa wagonjwa wa nje, Francis Itima akimwelezea Mheshimiwa kuhusu changamoto ya upungufu wa vitanda katika wodi ya wakina mama waliojifungua.

Naibu Waziri wa Afya, Maendeleo ya Jamii, Jinsia, Wazee na Watoto, Dkt. Hamis Kigwangala akikagua wodi ya watoto ambayo aliridhishwa na hali iliyopo katika wodi hiyo.

Mfamasia wa zamu katika hospitali ya Amana, Anna Kajiru akimpa maelezo Naibu Waziri wa Afya, Maendeleo ya Jamii, Jinsia, Wazee na Watoto, Dkt. Hamis Kigwangala kuhusu upungufu wa dawa uliopo katika duka hilo la dawa hospitalini hapo.

Baadhi ya wananchi wakipatiwa huduma ya dawa katika duka la dawa lililopo hospitalini hapo.

Pichani juu na chini ni Naibu Waziri wa Afya, Maendeleo ya Jamii, Jinsia, Wazee na Watoto, Dkt. Hamis Kigwangala akitoa mrejesho kwa waandishi wa habari kuhusu ziara yake ya kushtukiza, matatizo yanayoikabili hospitali hiyo na hatua ambayo wizara itachukua.

WAZIRI UMMY MWALIMU NA NAIBU WAKE DK. KIGWANGALA WARIPOTI WIZARANI LEO

Gari la Waziri wa Afya, Maendeleo ya Jamii, Jinsia, Wazee na Watoto, Mh. Ummy Mwalimu likiwasili Makao Makuu ya wizara hiyo na kupokelewa kwa saluti mara tu baada ya kuapishwa na Rais wa Jamhuri ya Muungano wa Tanzania, Dk. John Pombe Magufuli katika sherehe zilizofanyika leo Ikulu jijini Dar es Salaam.(Picha na Zainul Mzige wa Modewjiblog).

Waziri wa Afya, Maendeleo ya Jamii, Jinsia, Wazee na Watoto, Mh. Ummy Mwalimu akipokelewa na Katibu Mkuu wa Wizara hiyo, Dkt. Donan Mmbando mara tu baada ya kumalizika kwa tukio la kuapishwa.

Waziri wa Afya, Maendeleo ya Jamii, Jinsia, Wazee na Watoto, Mh. Ummy Mwalimu akiongozana na Katibu Mkuu wa Wizara hiyo, Dkt. Donan Mmbando (kulia) kuelekea ofisini kwake.

Waziri wa Afya, Maendeleo ya Jamii, Jinsia, Wazee na Watoto, Mh. Ummy Mwalimu akisalimiana na baadhi ya wafanyakazi wa wizara hiyo.

Waziri wa Afya, Maendeleo ya Jamii, Jinsia, Wazee na Watoto, Mh. Ummy Mwalimu akisaini kitabu cha wageni ofisini kwake huku Katibu Mkuu wa Wizara hiyo, Dkt. Donan Mmbando akishuhudia tukio hilo.

Naibu Waziri wa Afya, Maendeleo ya Jamii, Jinsia, Wazee na Watoto, Dkt. Hamis Kigwangala akiwasili katika wizara ya hiyo moja kwa moja akitokea Ikulu baada ya kula kiapo.

Pichani juu na chini ni Naibu Waziri wa Afya, Maendeleo ya Jamii, Jinsia, Wazee na Watoto, Dkt. Hamis Kigwangala akisalimiana na baadhi ya wafanyakazi wa wizara hiyo.

Waziri wa Afya, Maendeleo ya Jamii, Jinsia, Wazee na Watoto, Mh. Ummy Mwalimu akimkaribisha Naibu wake Dkt. Hamis Kigwangala ofisini kwake.

Katibu Mkuu wa Wizara hiyo, Dkt. Donan Mmbando (kulia) akisalimiana na Naibu Waziri wa Afya, Maendeleo ya Jamii, Jinsia, Wazee na Watoto, Dkt. Hamis Kigwangala ofisini kwa Mh. Ummy Mwalimu.

Naibu Waziri wa Afya, Maendeleo ya Jamii, Jinsia, Wazee na Watoto, Dkt. Hamis Kigwangala akisaini kitabu cha wageni ofisini kwa Mh. Ummy Mwalimu.

Katibu Mkuu wa Wizara hiyo, Dkt. Donan Mmbando akitoa taarifa ya maendeleo ya Wizara kwa Waziri wa Afya, Maendeleo ya Jamii, Jinsia, Wazee na Watoto, Mh. Ummy Mwalimu na Naibu wake Dkt. Hamis Kigwangala. Kulia ni Kaimu Mkurugenzi Idara ya Utawala na Rasilimali Watu wa Wizara hiyo, Gideon Malabeja.

Paris climate talks: delegates reach agreement on final draft text

After talks again stretched through the night, François Hollande and Ban Ki-moon are to unveil document on limiting climate change for formal adoption.

 

Ban Ki-moon and John Kerry at the Paris climate talks. Photograph: J Raa/Pacific Press/Barcroft

Suzanne Goldenberg, Lenore Taylor, Adam Vaughan andJohn Vidal in Paris

Negotiators in Paris are to present their final draft text on Saturday morning for a deal on limiting climate change after working through Friday night to thrash out remaining details.

The French president, François Hollande, is due to join Ban Ki-moon at the landmark summit at 11.30am local time, when the text is expected to be published. The draft is predicted to be officially adopted in the afternoon.

Sources said the final text was only settled on at 6.45am after negotiators and ministers worked through Wednesday, Thursday and Friday nights at Le Bourget in north-east Paris.

Laurent Fabius – the French foreign minister who has marshalled the text through its final stages as president of the talks – said on Thursday night: “All the conditions are ripe for a universal and ambitious agreement.

“We will never find a momentum as favourable as in Paris, but now the responsibility lies with ministers, who tomorrow [Saturday] will make their choice. I will present them a text that will be the most ambitious and balanced as possible.”

Earlier, Barack Obama had phoned the Chinese leader, Xi Jinping, in a last-ditch effort to thrash out a climate change agreement to curb carbon emissions beyond 2020, when current commitments run out.

As the negotiations ran into overtime – something that has happened at virtually every such meeting of the last 20 years – Fabius on Friday called for a cooling-off period to allow more high level lobbying behind closed doors. He put off planned public plenary sessions, which risk being volatile, and gave the floor over to closed meetings in a last push for an agreement.

The six key road blocks at the UN climate talks in Paris

Peaceful protests are planned by climate activists across Paris. Civil society groups will hand out thousands of red tulips to represent red lines they say should not be crossed, and hold a rally under the Eiffel Tower if and when a deal is reached.

Even with Obama’s efforts to call in political favours with the Chinese president,sharp divisions remained on Friday between the US, India and China.

Ban Ki-moon, the United Nations secretary general, said the talks were the most complicated and difficult negotiations he had ever been involved in.

“I have been attending many difficult multilateral negotiations, but by any standard, this negotiation is most complicated, most difficult, but most important for humanity,” Ban told reporters.

The White House said Obama telephoned Xi to try and clinch a deal, following on from phone calls earlier in the week with the Indian, French, and Brazilian leaders.

Meanwhile, John Kerry, the US secretary of state, shuttled between delegations. “I think some of us have been working quietly behind the scenes to work out compromises ahead of time on some of those issues,” he told reporters. “And so tomorrow will be really a reflection of many of those compromises.”

The extraordinary expense of political capital reflects the extent to which Obama is invested in achieving a credible climate deal at Paris – as well as the immense difficulties of bringing the deal to a close. The US and China last year reached an historic agreement to work jointly to cut emissions.

But the Chinese leadership pushed back on Friday on the framing of the main issue of the agreement: how to get off fossil fuels. Liu Jianmin, the deputy foreign minister, complained there was no clear definition of “greenhouse gas emissions neutrality” in the latest draft text.

China and India have been accused by some negotiators of trying to water down the long term ambition of the draft climate deal, but its negotiators argued rich countries were trying to railroad them into a deal.

“The developed world is not showing flexibility,” said Prakash Javadekar, India’s environment minister.

Liu also dismissed the so-called “coalition of ambition” that has emerged at the Paris talks as a “performance”.

“We heard of this so-called ambitious coalition only since a few days ago, of course it has had a high in profile in the media, but we haven’t seen they have really acted for ambitious emissions commitments, so this is kind of performance by some members,” he said at a press conference.

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On Friday, Brazil bolted from the bloc of powerful developing countries to endorse the coalition, which had been cobbled together earlier this year by the US, Europe and some low-lying states and African countries, to try to break down the old divisions that have stood in the way of an agreement.

“If you want to tackle climate change you need ambition and political will,” Izabella Teixeira, Brazil’s environment minister, said in a statement read out at a press conference.

As of Friday evening the agreement in the works recognised a more aspirational target of 1.5C for limiting temperature rise – which scientists say would offer a better chance of survival to low-lying and coastal states – as well as the internationally agreed 2C target. The latest draft also incorporates a long-term goal of decarbonisation, albeit without firm dates or targets, a five-year cycle for reviewing emissions cuts, and clear rules on transparency.

But for poor countries there was deep disappointment that the draft dropped any mention of climate or gender justice. There was also a backlash against Saudi Arabia, which leads important economic and regional blocs, and was accused of blocking a higher 1.5C target. “When Saudi Arabia talks about adaptation, I can not speak,” said Jahangir Hasan Masum, executive director of the Coastal Development Partnership, an NGO in Bangladesh working in low-lying areas vulnerable to cyclones. “I feel really disgusted talking about them because they are not serious for the planet. They are serious for their oil business and money and keeping their monarchy.”

Brazil’s support for the new US-sponsored alliance led to a sense of growing isolation around China and India, which had not signed on to the high ambition coalition, and expressed ambivalence about the 1.5C target.

But there remained much to play for between Friday night and Saturday. Manuel Pulgar-Vidal, Peru’s environment minister who presided over last year’s climate talks and is assisting Fabius, said countries had yet to find a formula for reconciling the core question of how industrialised countries and the rising economies should divide responsibilities for dealing with climate change. But he insisted talks – though moving slowly – were still headed in the right direction.

“The idea to postpone for some hours and not close on Friday has not been the result of a crisis,” he said. “We are used to have to postpone because of a crisis. In Lima, for example, we had a crisis, but today I think Fabius is giving people enough space to discuss all these issues.”

WWF BOOSTS CHAMNDINDI VILLAGE WITH RENEWABLE ENERGY

Mkurugenzi Mtendaji wa TAGRODE, Zubery Mwachulla akisisitiza jambo wakati wa warsha ya kujadili mrejesho wa Baseline ya nishati mbadala kijiji cha mfano Chamndindi na uzinduzi wa mradi huo katika ukumbi wa maktaba ya mkoa wa Iringa. (Picha na Friday Simbaya)

Washiriki  wa warsha ya kujadili mrejesho wa Baseline ya nishati mbadala kijiji cha mfano Chamndindi na uzinduzi na wa mradi huo wakiwa katika picha ya pamoja nje ya ukumbi wa maktaba ya mkoa wa Iringa muda mfupi baada ya kumalizika kwa warsha hiyo jana. (Picha na Friday Simbaya)

Mratibu wa Shirika la TAGRODE, Dickson Mwalubandu, akihamasisha jamii ya wafugaji wa kitongoji cah Kipanga katika Kijiji cha Chamndindi wilayani Iringa, mkoani Iringa kuhusu matumizi ya nishati mbadala juzi, ambapo aliambatana na Afisa Nishati Jadidifu kutoka WWF Tanzania, Philipina Shayo (mwenye miwani aliyeketi). (Picha Friday Simbaya)

Afisa Nishati Mbadala wa WWF Tanzania, Philipina Shayo akisisitiza jambo wakati wa warsha ya kujadili mrejesho wa Baseline ya nishati mbadala kijiji cha mfano Chamndindina na uzinduzi wa mradi huo katika ukumbi wa maktaba ya mkoa wa iringa. (Picha na Friday Simbaya)

IRINGA-World Wide Fund for Nature Tanzania (WWF-TCO) through its Energy program under the Renewable Energy (RE) project has started implementing a Renewable Energy Project at Chamndindi Village in Iringa District of Iringa Region.

WWF Tanzania Renewable Energy Officer, Phillipina Shayo said the project intension is to ensure access to affordable, reliable, sustainable and modern energy for communities in Chamndindi Village at large, hence improvement in energy efficiency. 

This was disclosed on Thursday during the district platform workshop on Renewable Energy (RE) which was organized by Tanzania Grassroots Oriented Development (TAGRODE).

She said, just like 'Mabilioni' village in Same District of Kilimanjaro Region, Chamndindi Village and its residents suffer effects of prolonged drought, this is why the village was chosen to be a “Renewable Energy Model Village”.

Chamndindi Model Renewable Energy Village (CMREV) project is implemented by Tanzania Grassroots Oriented Development (TAGRODE) based in Iringa Region.

TAGRODE Executive Director, Zubery Mwachulla said that the aim of project was to conserve and protect the environment through related techniques and activities which consequently improve the living standards of the rural communities.

Mwachulla said in order to ensure sustainable access to modern energy services for the poor and marginalized communities they have conducted a baseline study to assess the existing Renewable Energy Technologies in Chamndindi Village.

He also explained that the project’s focuses mainly on improving energy access, increasing the population income, boosting the availability of biomass energy, clean-safe water and gain environmental knowledge at large.

He said that the project has conducted a baseline study to establish the current situation on Renewable Energy (RE) and that activity was a result of Thursday’s workshop.

He further stated that environmental destruction and an overuse of firewood and kerosene at Chamndini Village and Iringa District at large forced them to create awareness on the need of clean energies. 

TAGRGODE has engaged various stakeholders in the implementation of this project namely, WWF- TCO, Iringa District Council, Chamndindi Community and Private Companies (Solar dealers & Biogas Construction Companies).

“Together with WWF Tanzania we will re-construct the existing Chamndindi village and neighboring ones to show different ways of producing sustainable energy from today,” emphasized Mwachulla.

Chamndindi Village is 50 kilometers from Iringa Town with at least 568 households and with a total of 2,971 residents will benefit from this project. It has some few acres of reserved natural forests and some animals like cattle, goat and pigs.

However, The World Wide for Nature (WWF) through the Tanzania Grassroots Oriented Development (TAGRODE) has contributed a solar power panel worth Sh74 million to Mwanzo Mgumu dispensary in Kisarawe District Coast Region, a project for improving services at the dispensary including modernizing the labour ward and maternal health last year.

WWF – TCO is implementing Energy Program for three years (2014- 2016) to address the key barriers to implement sustainable energy programs in the Country through empowering CSOs to raise their voice. 

The program is being implemented in line with WWF- Regional Office for Africa (ROA)’s aspirations on sustainable energy in the region.

EDITH EMILY MUDOGO, DIWANI KATA YA NYEGEZI JIJINI MWANZA NI KAZI TU

Diwani wa Kata ya Nyegezi Jijini Mwanza kupitia tiketi ya Chama cha Mapinduzi CCM, Edith Emily Mudogo akiapa jana ili kuwatumikia wananchi wa Kata hiyo katika kikao cha kwanza cha baraza la Madiwani wa halmshauri ya Jiji la Mwanza.

Na:George Binagi-GB Pazzo @Binagi Media Group (BMG)

Mudogo ni miongoni mwa Madiwani wachapa kazi ambao wanaendana na Kauli Mbiu ya Rais wa Jamhuri ya Muungano wa Tanzania Dkt.John Magufuli ya "HAPA KAZI TU" hii ikiwa ni kutokana na utendaji wake wa kazi uliotukuka.

Kulia ni Hakimu Mkazi Mwandamizi Mkoa wa Mwanza akisimamia zoezi la uapishaji Jijini Mwanza.

Madiwani wa Jiji la Mwanza wakiapa kuwatumikia wananchi

Baadhi ya Madiwani wa Jiji la Mwanza akiwemo diwani wa Kata ya Nyegezi (CCM) Edith Emily Mudogo.

Diwani wa Kata ya Nyegezi (CCM) Edith Emily Mudogo baada ya kuapishwa jana. Yeye kwake ni Kazi Tu.

Wananchi na wageni viongozi mbalimbali wakifuatilia kikao cha kwanza cha baraza la Madiwani wa halmashauri ya Jiji la Mwanza.

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