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Weekend Experience& Events

1.Dance All NightReady to hit the dance floor? Tanzania has plenty of options. You get enter-tainment which is the perfect com-panion to regular drink specials and a sophisticated lounge atmosphere.

2.Casual and CoolWhen you’re ready for some laid-back fun, these come-as-you-are bars are sure to please.

3.Live MusicTanzania shines the spotlight on live entertainment. Musical expressions from around the world are on tap.

4.Looking to LoungeHere’s where to sit and sip for a cock-tail-driven experience. Here, cocktails are art in motion with handcrafted concoctions.

TANZANIAN NIGHTLIFE: DIFFERENT EXPERIENCES

Reasons Why You Have No Time to Relax and Have Fun

Are you always busy? Do you think you have no time for your family, your friends and most especially yourself? Well, you have to review your schedule because there is definitely something wrong. Here are some of the rea-

sons you should check in order to make some time for yourself.

• Your workplace is full of distractions.• You say “Yes” to everything that comes your way.• You mistake work time for playtime.• You don’t commit to scheduling meetings and appointments.• You don’t book your vacation well enough in advance.• You watch the clock too much.• You get caught up in other people’s business and drama.• You make mountains out of molehills.• You check your smart phone every three minutes.• You volunteer too much of your personal time.• You participate in too many hobbies, clubs or extracurricular activities.• You wake up late.• You don’t plan your day.• You feel everything you do has to be perfect or “just so.”• You tell yourself you have no time to relax and have fun.

No matter what your style, there’s plenty to see and do in Tanzania after dark. I have categorized them into 4different experiences

Successful people make time for what is impor-tant or fun. They make space for activities that add to their life balance. These are some of the things they do.

◊They make time for family and friends. ◊ Exercise. ◊ Pursue a passion. ◊ Go on vacation. ◊ Volunteer for the no profit.”◊ Avoid chores. ◊ Plan. ◊ Socialize by going out with friends and family, or get involved in the local community.◊ Gardening/crafts/games/sports/cooking/cultural activities. ◊ Networking isn’t an event for a successful person, it’s a lifestyle. ◊ They reflect. ◊ They meditate. ◊ They recharge and psyche themselves.

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TIPS FOR EATING OUT

Eating out can be a nice treat or a convenient option when you don't have time to cook a meal. But the fat, calories, sugar and sodium can add up quickly if you eat

out regularly. Use these tips to make healthy choices the next time you eat out.

√ Managing your portions1. Keep it small.

Ask for half portions, share a large meal with a friend, or pack up part of your meal to take home.

2. Divide up dessert. If you love rich desserts, order one and ask for spoons to split with your friends!

√ Making healthier choices3. Ask for more vegetables.

For more fiber, ask for extra veggie toppings on wraps, burgers, pizzas and sandwiches.

4. Go for whole grains. Look for dishes made with whole grains such as quinoa, brown rice, barley or oats.

Forks & Spoons

I don’t know about you but I get con-fused about the different types of forks and spoons. Well, forks and

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Forks and spoons for hotels, restau-rants, catering and cafeterias Those for hotels, restaurants, catering and large franchises consist of forks and spoons designed for ceremonies, fine hotels and restaurants, hotel chains and catering businesses.

These forks and spoons employ thicker materials and a finish that conveys el-egance and quality to the cutlery.

Forks and spoons for bars, pubs and clubs, Those for bars, pubs and clubs include forks and spoons specifically designed to satisfy the needs of bars, ice-cream parlors and clubs. Forks and spoons for the home and household use.

Those for the home and household set-tings consist of forks and spoons de-signed for every kind of need.

LOCAL RECIPE of The week - Ugali

Ugali is a meal I enjoy eating a lot. Most people do not know how it is done. As part of the recipe of the week, Ugali , this starchy, polenta-like side dish is the chosen one. Ugali is usually served as an accompaniment to meat or vegetable stews,

greens or soured milk.

I was taught that to eat ugali, pull off a small ball of mush with your fingers. Form an indentation with your thumb, and use it to scoop up accompanying stews and

other dishes.

Or you can form larger balls with your hands or an ice cream scoop, place them in individual serving bowls and spoon stew around them. Curious to taste the East African staple? Here’s how to cook ugali at home (serves 1):

Procedure

Heat half a liter of water until the water boils. Add a handful of maize flour to the boiling water. After the water reaches a

boil again, add more maize flour, stirring slowly. Pause the stir-ring for 10-20 seconds to allow the ugali to cook. Repeat stirring

and pausing until a thick consistent mixture is formed. Let the ugali rest on fire for about three minutes—or until the smell of baking ugali fills the air. Turn the ugali onto a serving plate. Serve the ugali while hot. Ugali is commonly eaten with stews of vegetables, fish, beef, or chicken.

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YOUR DARLINGWith love in the air, everyone is looking forward to a beautiful gift from their loved one. But sometimes the people we love present us with clutter. Below is the continuation of last week’s edition on a few tips to help your spouse to join organizing efforts without too much hustle. 3)Identify the challenges so you can make it easy; Brainstorm together ho you can make the process easier. Ask your spouse what makes participating in the current system difficult in the first place. Find ways to be equal partners, instead. Make decision together and then label the spaces so that everyone feels empowered to put things away.

4)Make it fun to make it stick Instead of expecting one another to create and stick to new habits because they’re for the com-mon good create incentives for sticking to the new game plan.

5)Accept different standards Sometimes the organizing issue between sweethearts has less to do with overcoming ob-stacles and identifying incentives and more to do with what’s behind that lack of communica-tion.

6)Think out of the box and consider outside help: Have patience and recognize that not any-one starts from the same place and it’s unrea-sonable to exact that everyone has the same skills of pattern recognition or ability to concep-tualize abstract solutions.

Similarly there are areas where there are no right and wrong but merely where couples have differing organizing styles and retrieval preferences. Convey to your spouse the idea or organizing as combination of skill and training. Engaging the service of a professional organizer allows both you and your beloved to benefit from the technical expertise of a neutral judgment-free third party. A professional Organizer can provide advice and solutions that neither of you have ever considered, allowing you to move for-ward as loving equal partners.

Loanof 100 Million given to Tanzania to reach the 8 Million Visitors By 2025

The Tanzanian tourism sector has been recently awarded with a USD 100 million loan from the International De-velopment Association (IDA) from the World Bank (WB) group, for the implementation of the Tanzania Resilient Natural Resources Management for Growth Project that aims at strengthening the country’s tourism products and value chain.

The project is focused on four priority areas of the Ruaha National Park, Udzungwa Mountain National Park, Mikumi

National Park, Selous game reserve and includes communities around them than could benefit from tourism economic activities. The project is also part of WB’s plan to help Tanzania to reach the 8 million visitors a year by 2025 up from above 1 million in 2014 that is focused on diversifica-tion of geographic locations and tour-ism segments, integration of tourism activities at existing attractions and improvement in the quality of gover-nance in the tourism sector.

The project will also enable the govern-ment to work on the development of a new tourism circuit in the southern region and upgrade of the Tunduma-Sumbawanga-Mpanda road to allow visitors to visit more than one site con-nection the country’s southern and western regions, explain Mr. Makani.

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Although trends tend to come and go, one thing is for sure: They define the season.

It is officially the New Year, which means the new trends of 2016 are pushing 2015 styles out the window.

Although we are used to welcoming new styles with open arms, these trends seem to get more outlandish year after year, making 2016’s trends bold, daring, and statement-worthy.

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Things Not To Pack for a SafariIn the 172nd weekly issue, we featured an article on “Things to pack.” As a woman, I find it challenging to pack light. When I am travelling I pack every possible thing with the popular excuse statement “just in case…” Thus, I help myself by finding out what to pack and what not to pack. This in this edition let’s look at what not to pack.• Jewelry • Safari clothingInstead of stressing yourself out to shop for your safari trip, just get it out there (in the country you are going to).• JeansThese are heavy to pack, too warm to wear during the day and hard to dry when they get wet.• Smart evening clothesYou're likely to fall in from your day out on the plains and go straight for dinner. A safari is the ultimate dress-down holiday, when no one really thinks about their appearance.• Most of your clothes• A hard suitcase• Perfume or aftershave

Tarangire National Park is one of Africa's most underrated parks. Being close to Serengeti and Ngorongoro, Tarangire National Park is usually assigned only a day visit as part of a larger northern circuit safari. It's a place where elephants dot the

plains like cattle, and where lion roars and zebra barks fill the night, all set against a back-drop of constantly changing scenery.

Tarangire has the second-highest concentration of wildlife of any Tanzanian national park (after Serengeti) and reportedly the largest concentration of elephants in the world. The Tarangire ecosystem, with the park as its heart and soul, also has more than 700 resident lions and sightings are common.

With a range of environments and good game, Tarangire's birdlife is also varied – and over 500 species have been recorded here, including ashy starlings and large flocks of beauti-ful yellow-collared lovebirds, both of which are endemic to Tanzania.

Tarangire's vegetation comprises of mostly dry, open woodlands, which include thorny acacia thickets and lots of its signature baobab trees.

A safari in the African bush is a completely new and exciting experience.

If you someone who has just began going on a safari like myself, welcome to the magical world of the African bush! It is an enticing, relaxing, exhilarating and sometimes over-whelming experience.

All your senses will be awakened by the sights, sounds and experiences you will have when going on a safari getaway.

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Two Bedrooms Apartment For SALE-MikocheniVery beautiful and furnished in a well main-tained compound with beautiful garden, Swimming pool, GYM and ample parking space. It is within a 1min walking distance to the beach. It is in the vicinity to shopping malls, high end neighborhood and interna-tional hospital. Price USD 180,000. Tel:0754711120/0767711120 Email: [email protected]

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Office space available for SALE at an upcoming MALL that is almost completed in Town, Dar es Salaam. Many well known companies/organisations have booked theirs, and it's an ideal location along the main roads junction.

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Elegant 3Bhk Fully Furnished Apart-ment For Rent Along Magore Road, East Upanga.

$1500 per month (only long term rental; minimum 2 years); 3-month prior payment; inclusive service charges; 10th floor; 24/7 security; lift; standby generator (specific timings); Dawasco and borehole; Tanesco direct line (no LUKU); parking outside ground floor and basement;

1 master bedroom en-suite; one of the re-maining rooms has 2 beds and a study table; one separate bathroom; washing machine; refrigerator; extra sitting room;

Conveniently located nearby Shaaban Robert secondary school, Olympio primary school, supermarket, ice cream shop and mosque; walking distance to hospital, Dia-mond Jubilee hall, Mamboz grill and Delhi Darbaar restaurants.Potential tenants should Call 0787 528745 to schedule viewing

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Beautiful house available for rent at Mikocheni B with two bedrooms (1 self contained), spacious sitting room, kitchen, toilet and bathroom. Other amenities in-clude parking space, water and electricity.Rent: 750 USDContacts: +255 676 006 019 pm

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Nice house available for rent in a shared compound, two bedrooms self contained in Mikocheni A with spacious sit-ting room, kitchen, toilet, bathroom, water, electricity and parking space.Rent: TZS 600,000 pmContacts: +255 787 689 129

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