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    • Let us learn from eagles, eagles fly with other eagles
      Tanzania
      Food for thought
      1. Eagles soar high in the sky and sparrows and crows cannot reach there. No bird can soar as high as an eagle.LESSON: Have big plans - Live with people who have positive attitudes and success so that they will motivate you to move forward. Eagles fly with other eagles.[caption id="attachment_1366" align="aligncenter" width="1279"] Victoria C Mwanziva District Commissioner- LUDEWA, Njombe Region. Government of the United Republic of Tanzania[/caption]2. Eagles can see very far. Eagles can see something five kilometres away. When an eagle sees its prey, it looks there and starts to catch the prey at high speed. It doesn't matter if there are obstacles in the way, the eagle will not change its focus until it catches the prey.LESSON: You must have a vision and you must keep looking at it until you find it or reach it, that's the secret of your success.3. When the eagle is dead, it eats only what it has caught; An eagle does not hunt what it has not hunted, an eagle believes that what it has hunted is better, so when it is hungry it cannot eat a carcass.LESSON: Don't like to use corpses for dirty and inappropriate things, because you will destroy your soul and your life will not go at a high speed of success. Follow yours and fight yours.4 Eagles love heavy rain and wind. When the clouds gather, the eagles are happy. The eagle uses the wind of the rain to soar very high, it does not use much strength to soar, it can just spread its wings and then it starts to float without any problems and enjoys a good life.LESSON: Use problems as a challenge to take you from one place to another:5. When an eagle gets old, its feathers become weak and do not allow it to fly as fast as before. When he sees this, he goes to the cave, away from the enemies, when he reaches the cave, he pulls out all his feathers and hides there until he dreams of another feather, then he comes out.LESSON: Sometimes we have to let go of some bad habits that prevent us from achieving our great success. If you find a challenge on the road to success, never give up, go, reorganise and come back quickly and you will succeed.Victoria C MwanzivaDistrict Commissioner- LUDEWA, Njombe Region. Government of the United Republic of Tanzania

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    • Tanzania
      8 months ago
    • Condolences continue to pour in from Tanzanians
      Tanzania
      Society
      "We join with all Tanzanians in continuing to express our condolences for the tragedies we have suffered as a nation over the past month.Among those who have expressed their condolences are former Prime Minister Edward Lowassa, Chairman of CCM Tabora Region and member of the Central Council of CCM Taifa, together with former President of the Second Phase of the United Republic of Tanzania Hayati Al Hassan Mwinyi".All the members of CCM join the Chairperson of CCM and the President of the United Republic of Tanzania, Dr Samia Suluhu Hassan, during the 7 days of mourning and ask you as a nation to continue to stand together so that the times we are called to our God will be a good story for those who will tell us here on earth".Comrade Paul Makonda Secretary of the NEC - Ideology, Dissemination and Training of the CCM Taifa.

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    • Tanzania
      8 months, 3 weeks ago
    • The Summit of the Law Day
      Tanzania
      Society
      Commissioner General of Immigration Dr. Anna Makakala today on 01 February 2023 was among the Chiefs of Defense and Security Agencies who attended the Summit of the Law Day Celebrations in the Country held at the Chinangali Parks in Dodoma.The official guest of the celebration was the President of the United Republic of Tanzania and the Commander-in-Chief Hon. Dr. Samia Suluhu Hassan.The motto of Law Day in the country for this year is "IMPORTANCE OF CONFLICT RESOLUTION THROUGH MEDIATION IN DEVELOPING A SUSTAINABLE ECONOMY: THE RESPONSIBILITY OF COURTS AND STAKEHOLDERS"  

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    • Tanzania
      1 year, 9 months ago

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