One’s heart breaks when tragedy occurs. Many people do not think of how grief can affect our health. Often loss of a limb, or ability to function through a chronic disease such as diabetes, or cancer, can be depressing, but so can the loss of a loved one, such as the death of a child, parent, spouse, close friend, or even someone that you admire, such as a political person or entertainer.
As is normal, we are slowly forgetting about the floods that hit Dar es Salaam in December 2011. We know of the government’s decision to resettle some of the dwellers in valley areas who were adversely affected by the floods.
“WHEN the gap between the haves and have-nots is left to escalate in a given society, that is tantamount for one looking away when there is a gallon of petrol left leaking in a household. An explosion is inevitable…”
I won a case against an individual and he refuses to pay me. I have tried very hard but it seems my softness to pursue for recovery is being misinterpreted. Are there any provisions of arrest if I am not paid? What are the advantages and disadvantages of this approach.
The usual formula which most of us adopt to arrive at our month’s end savings is simple and known for centuries. Any layman would instantly spell out the formula – Income minus Expenses equals Savings. Doesn’t the formula look perfect and ideal?
I AM persuaded to urge more, Tanzanian institutions, both private and public, to take a leaf out of the book of the National Social Security Fund (NSSF) on transparency and forthrightness in their day-today operations. But, I jump the gun here, and must lay the ground beginning at the beginning.
A FAT soluble nutrient, is stored in the liver. The body gets part of its vitamin A from animal fats and makes the rest in the intestine from beta-carotene and other caretenoids in fruit and vegetables. Vitamin A is present in the body in various chemical forms called retinoid- so named because the vitamin is essential to the health of the retina of the eye.
