On Thursday August 18, the United States Agency for International Development (USAID) hosted a send-off event for a group of Tanzanians under the Feed the Future Initiative to travel to the United States for graduate studies in the agricultural and food sciences at distinguished U.S. universities.
Feed the Future, sponsored by the American people and launched in Tanzania in June 2011 by U.S. Secretary of State Hillary Clinton, is the U.S. government’s global hunger and food security initiative. Led by USAID, Feed the Future in Tanzania aligns with the goals of the Government of Tanzania to increase agricultural productivity, decrease poverty, drive economic growth, and reduce malnutrition to improve the lives of Tanzanians.
From lleft to right: Lilian Eliah Mpinga, Asma Bilal Gharib, Frida Albinusi Nyamete, Ministry of Education Training Officer Anne Asenga, USAID Mission Director Robert Cunnane, Stanislaus Terengia Materu, Martin John Martin, Fatma Moshi, an alumna from Brandeis University.
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ReplyDeleteKama huyu wa pili kutoka kushoto, ni mtoto wa kaka yake makamo wa rais wa Tanzania, wa hivi sasa Na huyu dada hana taaluma kwenye mambo ya kilimo.Sasa sijui anakwenda kukisoma nini huko.
ReplyDeletevery many thanks to the american people.
ReplyDeletekila bahati ya mtu mwingine ni maumivu makubwa kwa mwingine ,jipime unabidii ya kufanya kazi au ktk masomo acheni majungu jamani fanyeni kazi.mwenzio anasoma sasa hivi wewe umebaki nadomo lako tuuu,pole mzururaji.
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