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Jambo From Dar Life

P.O. Box 22530, Dar es Salaam Tel: +255-22 2136250 Cell: +255 784 / 713 434 929 info@darlife.com Head Editorial Board Brittany Karima Assistant Editor Paul Owere Designed and Layout 7 floor media Cell: +255 784 434 929 E-mail: 7floormedia@gmail.com Advertising Asif Bora Tel.: +255 784 434 929 E-mail: asif.bora@darlife.com Contributors: Writers Delphine Minvielle, Debbie Addison, Dr Othman Haji, Getrude Mwakasege, John

February is here, and we would first of all like to wish our esteemed readers a very Happy Valentine’s Day! We hope you will enjoy the news and information from and around Dar es Salaam and beyond in this issue.

Keep an eye on lots of special opportunities to celebrate love this month, especially the offers on the top 20 exceptional Valentine’s Day events and places to go deals, which are available exclusively to Dar Life readers!

In addition to Valentine’s Day offers, this month’s special features include highlights from the Kilimanjaro Marathon which marks its 18th Anniversary this year. We also feature the Sauti Za Busara Festival, which celebrates the African culture and music and highlights from the Swahili

Muntazir Hussein, Nzonesta Samson, Yusuf Mahmoud Contributors: Photographers Ally Hamisi, JetLine Action, KPMG, Kilimanjaro Marathon, Madinat Al Bahr, Moiz Husein, Rivertrees - Country Inn, Swahili Fashion Week, Sauti za Busara, The HoneyGuide Foundation, TANAPA, Tanzania Tourist Board Design & Layout Indika Jayasekera Front Cover Pictures

and beyond.

For our readers with interest in social and business scene we have Sneak Preview from the HoneyGuide Foundation which runs communitybased conservation initiatives across 1.3 million acres of wilderness in Tanzania. They empower communities to protect wildlife and habitatand for the corporate business

“BEING DEEPLY LOVED BY SOMEONE GIVES YOU STRENGTH, WHILE LOVING SOMEONE DEEPLY GIVES YOU COURAGE” - LAO TZU

lovers, Tanzania’s Top 100 Mid-sized Companies Gala Dinner was unique event where by Mwanza Quality Wines took home the top position, followed by Travel Partner Ltd and Green Waste Pro Limited.

If you want to get away alone or with loved ones this month, a visit to Serengeti National Park is essential, a true, unspoiled, natural wilderness.

We invite you along as we continue to explore all that Dar es Salaam and its surrounding areas have to offer in February. In this issue, we bring to you our usual host of cultural programs, parties, special events and offers as well as the hottest new trends in technology, travel, business and career. Karibuni sana!

Sincerely, The Dar Life Team

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Events Around Town The Inside Guide: News, Events & Special Offers News Bits Celebrate Valentine’s Day in Tanzania Valentine’s Luxury Retreat In Arusha Valentine’s Day Special at Rivertrees “Country Inn” Sauti za Busara Music Festival Kilimanjaro Marathon 2020

SOCIETY & LIFESTYLE

Top 100 Mid-sized Companies Gala Dinner The Honeyguide Foundation

HEALTH CARE

Telemedicine Services A Novel Corona Virus Disease

REGULAR FEATURES Book Review

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Ways Temporary Work Can Skyrocket Your Career Growing And Nurturing Your Business

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Top 20 Special Romantic Getaway Events & Deals

FASHION & BEAUTY

Highlights of Swahili Fashion Week 2019

TOURIST INFORMATION

Serengeti: The Land of Unique Wildlife Migration Hotels & Resorts Travel Schedule Tanzania Travel Tips Arusha Map Zanzibar Map

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SAUTI ZA BUSARA FESTIVAL 2020

Excitement and anticipation are rising for East Africa’s favorite music festival, Sauti za Busara. The festival is gearing up for its 17thannual event, celebrating music from across Africa in Stone Town, Zanzibar, from 13th– 16thFebruary 2020. The globally acclaimed extravaganza takes place at the Old Fort and Forodhani Gardens, hosting 32exhilarating music performances, bringing over 450 artistes on three different stages, on four nights in February. In addition to music live shows, the festival includes several other activities both in Stone Town and in other locations in Zanzibar; the most popular of them being workshops and a carnival parade in the streets of Stone Town. The festival also provides networking opportunities for African artists and music professionals, creates employment for locals, and draws in business for tourism, which is the top income generator on the island.

For more information or to make reservations, please call +255 773 822 294.

Events, Special Offers

THE KILIMANJARO MARATHON 2020

The 2020 event marks the 18thyear and, this year, Kilimanjaro Marathon expects over 10,000 plus runners in the various events, with approximately 20,000 spectators on route and in the stadium. This year’s event will be held at the Moshi Cooperative University (MoCU), on Sunday 1st March 2020, from 6am and will comprise the races of 42 km, 21 km, and the 5km fun run. There is already a lot of buzz all over as the online registration continues, with this year looking promising in terms of numbers following the growing popularity of the event.

For more information & registration, please visit www. kilimanjaromarathon.com

TAMUTAMU FESTIVAL

ENJOY SEAFOOD NIGHT AT DAR ES SALAAM SERENA HOTEL

Dar es Salaam Serena Hotel exclusively brings you a very special seafood night. Come and join Dar es Salaam Serena Hotel for a whole new seafood experience! Choose from our variety of fresh seafood and have the chef prepare it exactly the way you like it! Every Wednesday at Serengeti Restaurant.

To make reservations, please call + 255 22 221 2500

The Tamutamu Festival is the capital’s first experiential festival celebrating sensory indulgence with the intention of supporting all the home-based dessert chefs. We’re passionate about creating stunning, shareable experiences that inspire connections and deliver exciting expressions of food and desserts. Our experiences appeal to all the senses, and cater to the cravings of our current generation.Come experience the first of its kind from 14th -16th February at the backyard, Upanga from 12pm onwards.

For more information, please call +255 0776 525 354

If you have an event or project that you would like to publicize free of charge, please email us at dar_life@yahoo.com

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February - 2020 TTB, BONGOZOZO SIGN DEAL TO PROMOTE TANZANIA TOURISM

FIRST GCC UPSIDE ROAD SHOW 2019 IN ZANZIBAR

Tanzania Tourist Board (TTB) has entered an agreement with Mr. Nick Reynolds aka Bongozozo (center), to be a goodwill ambassador to promote Tanzania in the United Kingdom, as a tourist destination. Mr. Nick Reynolds aka Bongozozo (center) a newly appointed Tanzania Tourist Board Goodwill Ambassador in the United Kingdom showing to journalists his appointment letter as a Tanzania Tourism Goodwill Ambassador presented to him by Tanzania Tourist Board (TTB) on behalf of the Minister for Natural Resource and Tourism Hon. Dr. Hamis Kigwangalla.

Park Hyatt Zanzibar hosted the historic first GCC Upside Road Show 2019 in November with over 80 International tour operators and decision makers from around the globe including the United Arab Emirates, Saudi Arabia, Oman, Kuwait, Bahrain and Qatar. In addition Hyatt International personnel from all around the world joined the group at the showcase. The welcome dinner kicked off with the presence of The Minister for Information, Tourism and Heritage Zanzibar Hon. Mahmoud Thabit Kombo. The Group toured and will promote Zanzibar as a destination through the Hyatt Family Network.

AFRICA WILDLIFE AND NATURE CONSERVATION ICON PASSES AWAY

NEWLY-ESTABLISHED “SERENGETI OF SOUTHERN TANZANIA

From Germany to Africa, Professor Dr. Markus Borner spent about 4 decades working on wildlife conservation and nature in Tanzania, East Africa, and the rest of Africa.

A report from Frankfurt Zoological Society (FZS) confirmed that the famous German conservationist passed away on January 10,2020 leaving behind an everlasting legend on wildlife conservationin Africa where he dedicated almost half of his life working for the survival of wild animals and the protection of nature. Prof. Dr. Borner spent much of his lifetime in the Serengeti in Tanzania, far from his ancestral home, the Federal Republic of Germany. Serengeti National Park in northern Tanzania was Markus Borner’s true home. Dar Life passes its sincere condolences to family, friends and those who are touched by his death. May his soul Rest In Peace.

It is no wonder that traversing through the legendary and mighty Nyerere National Park is a lifelong and memorable event for photographic safari tourists. This newly-established national park could be referred as the Serengeti of Southern Tanzania by its wildlife concentration; most interesting as well, the most wild or wildest animals not found in any other park in Eastern and Southern Africa. Nyerere National Park remains a best place to visit for journalists, travel writers, and photographic safari makers. Nyerere National Park was hived off from the Selous Game Reserve, famed as the largest wildlife conservation tourist safari park in East Africa.

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Madinat al Bahr Business & Spa hotel A Paradise Getaway in Zanzibar

By Muntazir Hussein

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he state of the art Madinat Al Bahr exudes the grandeur of an Ottoman Palace combining the rich culture, colors and warmth of an African heritage wrapped in captivating modernity. Welcoming every guest as kings and queen, the hotel offers uncompromising standards of accommodation from a choice of 118 suites. The hotel has three spacious and ornately decorated restaurants, overlooking the azure beauty of the Indian Ocean during the day and twinkles of the bobbling lanterns on the fishermen canoes at night.

The hotel offers 4 airconditioned conference and meeting halls of various sizes with amenities to include richly furnished suites adjoining immaculate sea, pool and garden facing multipurpose venues for tea breaks and caterings. Any wedding at Madinat’s three fantastic indoor and outdoor venues is an experience to last a lifetime.

The hotel boasts of two purpose designed and highly professional spas and beauty parlor. The hotel also offers sea-sports activities including snorkeling, diving and horse riding. Embraced by lush landscaped gardens and dancing palms, the hotel overlooks some of the finest sand banks and enchanting islands visible over the local fisherman canoes.

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All Picture Courtesy of Madinat Al Bahr Business & Spa Hotel

Hugging the azure waters of the Indian Ocean and enhanced by a white sandy beach.

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Valentine DREAM WITHOUT FEAR LOVE WITHOUT LIMITS

Celebrate Valentine’s Day in a New Way this Year

By Karina Disuza

“Being deeply loved by someone gives you strength, while loving someone deeply gives you courage.” ― Lao Tzu

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The more we love, the deeper our understanding of life will be. In the midst of all of life’s challenges and complications, love stops us in our tracks and changes everything. The power of love is something we should celebrate every day, but Valentine’s Day is a great opportunity to be reminded of how special the people we love truly are.

In honor of this annual holiday, Dar Life brings to you some ideas for how to celebrate the occasion, whether you’re single, dating, or have been married for years.

• Buy some roses – give them away or use them to freshen up your living space and remind yourself how much you are loved.

• Make a homemade card for someone.

• Take a weekend trip to Arusha, Zanzibar, Mwanza or Bagamoyo. If you can’t afford to travel, try a “stay-cation”. Book a hotel room in your city for a night or two, turn off your phone and laptop, and enjoy complete relaxation with your loved ones.

• Have a classic movie date at the theater with friends and/or your partner. Or set up a drive-in at home, complete with a projector and snacks.

• Look for restaurants with Valentine’s Day specials, get all dressed up, and enjoy a special dinner with friends or your partner.

• Cook dinner for your partner or your friends at home. Go all out with a fancy outfit and festive music and decorations.

• Go to a concert or take dance classes with loved ones.

• Surprise someone you love with a gift that they really need or want.

• Alone? Show yourself some love! Who says that people need a companion for this one day of the year? Treat yourself to a spa visit, a nice meal, or some new perfume.

• On small pieces of paper, write down every kind of kiss that you can think of (examples: passionate, on the cheek, etc.). Then fill an inexpensive red felt bag with your “kisses” and give it to your partner.

• Order food from a take-out restaurant and have a picnic for all the Valentines in your family on your living room floor.

• If you are separated across the miles, send a care package filled with things that are red.

• Say “I love you” a lot, and mean it!

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Places to Buy Gifts for Your Loved One

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Places to go with Your

Loved One

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BE MY VALENTINE If you’re looking for a way to surprise your loved one but don’t have much time to plan something, you’re in luck. Dar Es Salaam have teamed up to bring to you a few exciting evening itineraries to make for a truly memorable night. Experience the perfect Valentine’s Day with our room and dinner promotions to wine and dine your loved one.

ROMANTIC GETAWAY Enjoy a weekend getaway for two for $65 per person sharing, including breakfast.

ROMANCE UNDER THE STARS An exquisite 3-course dinner, glass of sparkling wine on arrival & a Rose for the lady on arrival await. All this for only TZS 60,000 per person.

Picture Courtesy of Abdul Jamal

For more information about Valentine’s Day offers and reservations, please call +255 779 000 006/7 or email: DARDT_INFO@hilton.com

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Picture Courtesy of Abdul Jamal

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Valentine’s Luxury Retreat in Arusha Unwind and connect with nature

BY FUN RETREAT CORRESPONDENT

AYUR ARENA Boutique styled accommodation with Executive Rooms and Swiss Cottages, designed to blend perfectly with its natural surroundings, acres of lush green garden, a true bird lovers paradise and an ideal get away for relaxation.

SPARSH Ayurveda health center offering wellness and illness program focused on rejuvenation and anti-aging programs to prevent disease process and to maintain an optimum healthy state. We have skilled and dedicated team of therapist with rich experience and a healing touch that leaves you feeling completely relaxed and revitalized.

WATER WORLD This is an integrated water play system with swimming pools, paddle boat pool for toddlers and a pool bar. Your little ones can let off scream on the slides and splash around while you enjoy a cold beer or take a dip in the infinity pool.

CHILDREN’S PARK This is a fun and safe environment to stimulate a child’s mind and afford them a physical and social development. Outdoor activities for children include, Fun Rail - the mini train, Fun Kart - for the independent biking experience, Bumper Cars - for the enthusiastic car lovers.

Indoor activities at Fun Dazzle consists of three sectors which are Naughty Castle an integrated play area, Art and Craft area for the creative mind and Arcade Game Zone - for kids/adults who enjoy the digital world and equipped with the latest 9D Virtual Reality Machine.

Fun Retreat Resort is uniquely positioned at Moshono, Arusha, easily accessible from both Nelson Mandela Road and the newly built Arusha Bypass: 15 minutes’ drive from the city center(7KM), So minutes from Kilimanjaro International Airport 25 minutes from Arusha Airport(17KM).

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All Pictures Courtesy of Fun Retreat Resort - Arusha

Fun Retreat is a luxurious resort located at the foot of Mount Meru with a spectacular view, within the city limit, away from the busy city life. It is an ideal place to unwind after a busy day with various activities that caters for all ages. We provide Accommodation, Entertainment and Ayurveda Rejuvenation Therapies. Upon arrival our executives will guide you to the activities of your choice as explained below.

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Valentine’s Special at Rivertrees “Country Inn” Down By The River, Amongst The Trees

The inn is a charming country estate that was once an old coffee farm, and still retains the nostalgic air of a well-loved homestead. Sprawling ten acres of fertile greenery, the grounds are a natural extension of Mt Meru’s sloping foothills, and offer a sanctuary for the birds and wildlife indigenous to the area.

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et in Northern Tanzania just outside the bustling safari town of Arusha, Rivertrees looks out toward Mt Kilimanjaro, and is perfectly situated for exploring the abundant nature reserves that this region is home to.

Elegantly rustic cottages are dotted along the river and in thickets of tall trees, while lush lawns and birdsong make for a peaceful and picturesque setting. Set in the heart of an area rich in nature reserves, montane forests and vibrant village culture, the scope for exploration is endless.

The restaurant concocts tasty meals of garden-fresh ingredients and old family recipes, as well as oven-fired pizzas and the best of the region’s locally grown coffees.

Delicious candle-lit dinners are served by the warmth of the fireplace, or under the stars and the watchful eyes of resident owls.

The outdoor massage banda welcomes in the sighing sound of the river, soothing the senses as a talented therapist eases away the weariness of a long journey.

Rivertrees is immersed in the natural beauties indigenous to Northern Tanzania, and there is never any shortage of exploring to do. Option for Arusha National Park and the foothills of Mt Meru a mere 15 minutes away, or spend an afternoon canoeing on Duluti’s spectacular crater lake. A cycle through the colorful bustle of the village and past smallholder coffee projects offers insight into local life.

Rivertrees combines unpretentious comfort with subtle accents of style to create a timeless pause in a traveler’s journey, and a sense of warmth and genuine welcome.

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All Pictures Courtesy of Retreat Rivertrees - Country Inn

By Delphine Minvielle

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13 - 16line-up FEB 2020 Stellar shines

spotlight on African music All Roads Lead to Zanzibar for East Africa’s Finest Music Festival

By Staff Reporter

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s excitement builds up ahead of East Africa’s biggest music festival, organisers have once again confirm a stellar line-up of music performances in Stone Town, Zanzibar, between 13 - 16 February 2020.

Sauti za Busara 2020 kicks off in a blaze of colour on Thurs 13 February at 3:00pm with the Carnival Parade, the largest street event of its kind in Zanzibar. Everyone is welcome to join in the fun, as it stops the traffic and winds along the 3km route from Mapinduzi Square to Stone Town.

Over the four days, three stages host 32 bands showcasing traditional African music and contemporary sounds, including taarab, hiphop, jazz, blues, electroand afropop fusions.”

The line-up features music for all tastes, including Mehdi Qamoum (Morocco), Oumar Konaté (Mali), Blinky Bill (Kenya), Guiss Guiss Bou Bess (Senegal), The Mafik (Tanzania), Ambasa Mandela & the Last Tribe (Kenya), Wakazi (Tanzania), Mamy Kanouté (Senegal), Onipa (Ghana/ UK),Thaïs Diarra (Senegal/ Switzerland), Mehdi Laifaoui Trab Project (Algeria), Sibusiso ‘Mash’ Mashiloane (South Africa), Nadi Ikhwan Safaa (Zanzibar), Siti & the Band (Zanzibar), Seun Olota (Nigeria), Pigment (Reunion), Mannyok (Mauritius), FRA! (Ghana), Bebe Baya (Guinea), TaraJazz (Zanzibar), Apio Moro (Uganda), Ison Mistari aka Zenji Boy (Zanzibar), Kaloubadya (Reunion), Lulu Abdalla (Kenya), Mapanya Band (Zanzibar), SinaUbi & Zawose Spirit Group (Tanzania), Evon (Uganda), Rahat Zamaan Taarab Orchestra (Zanzibar), Mopao Swahili Jazz (Tanzania) and more.

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This year’s festival theme is ‘Love Live Music’”, says Yusuf Mahmoud, Festival Director. “We note with concern that across the Continent fewer people are learning to play instruments.

The human touch brings a unique spirit to music wherever it is played.

Live music generates employment and builds livelihoods. Studies prove that people who regularly attend live music events have a higher sense of mental well-being. As well as being happier, music lovershave greater feelings of empathy and solidarity”.

with audiences in a special performance.

In the week leading up to the festival, the Swahili Encounters residency project takes place at Zanzibar’s Dhow Countries Music Academy (DCMA), where selected artists from Tanzania, Ghana, UK, Morocco and Algeriawill collaborate on a project to be shared

The 2020 festival will close with the Busara Jam Sessions afterparty on Mon 17th February from 4pm until 2am at the Beach House, including live music and additional creative input from the legendary Nyege Nyege MCs, DJs and producers from Tanzania, Kenya, South

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At Sauti za Busara, local groups perform alongside others from Morocco to Mauritius, from Dakar to Nairobi. Whilst highlighting music from the region, the festival ensures young and emerging talents are represented; especially artists who play music with identity that is uniquely connected to Africa.

Africa, Senegal and Uganda.

Admission is free for children up to age 12, when accompanied by an adult. Halfprice tickets are offered for all people with African passports and EAC residents, with extra concessions for Tanzanians.

Love Live Music and enjoy your experience at Sauti za Busara!

Sauti za Busara 2020 is powered by Norwegian Embassy, Embassy of the Kingdom of the Netherlands, Africalia, British Council, Memories of Zanzibar, Zanlink, Embassy of France, Emerson Zanzibar, CRDB Bank, Zenj FM, Chuchu FM, Mozeti, Pro Helvetia, Tifu TV, Dar Life and more.

All Picture Courtesy of Sauti Za Busara 2020

Behind the scenes, Sauti za Busaraoffers training for local Tanzanians in stage management, artists’ management, security and audience safety. Everpopular with local and visiting professionals are the daily Movers & Shakers sessions – a daily forum for artists, managers, music promoters, media and other arts professionals to meet, network and exchange.

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Discover the beauty of smelling the Zanzibar’s spices from the helicopter window! This sound interesting, right?

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o make the most of your trip, travel by helicopter between your desired destinations. Helicopter transport is the ideal mode of travel to save time and enhance your travel experience.

You can now forget the roads that are often congested by traffic while having unforgettable, breath-taking birds view from above Enjoy this affordable living innovation for a safe, comfortable and timely arrival to your desired destination in and out of Zanzibar. It can be a short sightseeing or transfer from point A to B. Your precious journey is managed by experienced pilots and our teams is always ready to meet your travel needs once you arrive in Tanzania/Zanzibar.

Don’t wait any longer, we are here to see that you live a unique experience from us.

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For inquires and information Irene Tillya PR & Marketing Manager Email: Sales@kilimanjarosar.com Office: +255 677 121 212

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TANZANIA’S TOP

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COMPANIES’ AWARDS & GALA DINNER

Recognizing Top Companies’ Revenue Growth

All photos Courtesy of KPMG

By Getrude Mwakasege

Tanzania’s Top 100 Mid-sized Companies Gala Dinner took place at Dar es Salaam Serena Hotel on 25 October 2019, where the Chairman and CEO of Infotech Investment Group Ltd, Mr. Ali Mufuruki, was the chief guest. The companies honoured were identified through a survey process that analysed a broad range of ratios including compliance to business regulations.

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his year, Mwanza Quality Wines took home the top position, followed by Travel Partner Ltd and Green Waste Pro Limited.

The survey, which is a brainchild of KPMG and The Citizen, ranked Tanzania’s businesses with a turnover of between TZS 1 billion and TZS 20 billion, based on profitability, revenue growth, return on equity, and level of debt, among other performance indicators.

To get more details on how to participate, contact Getrude Mwakasege through + 255 717 338199 or email gmwakasege@ kpmg.com. Also visit www. eastafricatop100.com.

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KILIMANJARO PREMIUM LAGER

MARATHON

MARKS 18TH ANNIVERSARY

By Debbie Addison

The people’s Race – 1st March

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hat started out in 2003 with a field of about 300 – 400 runners in total, is today one of the biggest marathons in Tanzania and showcases an officially accredited IAAF and AIMS certified 42.2km Marathon, a 21.1km Half Marathon and a 5km Fun Run. This year we expect over 10,000 runners in various events, with approximately 20,000 spectators on route and in the stadium. All this is attributed to the commitment from sponsors and other stakeholders who have been working with us to put together this event,” says John Addison, Wild Frontiers Managing Director and Founder of the Kilimanjaro Marathon.

Speaking during the launch of the Marathon in late January in Moshi, the Kilimanjaro Regional Commissioner Anna Mgwira praised the sponsors and organisers led by the main

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sponsors of the event, Kilimanjaro Premium Lager-42 km, Tigo-21km Grand Malt-5km Fun Run and other water table sponsors for their contributions in uplifting Kilimanjaro Region through the yearly event that has gained popularity inside and outside the country.

She said that the regional administration will support the sponsors and organizers of the event with the intention of maintain the status of Kilimanjaro Region as one of the leading tourists centres through the event.

“May I take this opportunity to urge the ministry of natural resources and tourism to come and join forces with us in this event because it adds new tourists in the region and the country in general every year”, she said.

She called upon business persons in the region to make good use of the event as a business opportunity because it attracts many potential buyers from different countries of the world and that this year is expected to draw participants from

more than 50 countries worldwide.

“Hotel owners and other businesses should start thinking of coming up with different business packages which would attract tourists including those who want to visit various tourists’ attractions,” she added.

Speaking during the event, the Kilimanjaro Premium Lager Brand Manager, Pamela Kikuli, expressed her expectations that this year’s event would be better due to the excitement and awareness shown by different people concerning the event.”

“Tanzanians taking part in the full marathon should train harder so that most of the prizes can remain home,” she said, adding, the total prize money is Sh23 million with the first male and female receiving Sh4 million each while there is an additional Sh3 million to encourage Tanzanians to perform better.

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On his part, the Northern Zone Tigo Acting Zonal Director, Aidan Komba said they were proud to be the sponsors of the 21km race popularly known as the Tigo Half Marathon which will be part of the Kilimanjaro Marathon.

“We are excited to once again be part of this iconic race that brings together elite athletes alongside people from all walks of life under the umbrella of celebrations through sports, fun, culture, tourism and healthy living,” he said.

“I urge participants to register and pay via TigoPesa services by dialing *149*20# in order to participate in the world-renowned 21km Tigo Half Marathon,” said Komba, adding, Tigo is partnering with other organizations to support the landmark event, which not only plays a huge part in promoting Tanzania’s tourism attractions to the worldwide community, but also brings together families and friends from all nations to create unforgettable memories.

Grand Malt Brand Manager, David Tarimo, said they were gearing towards a bigger 5km Fun Run and appealed to participants to register on time, whereby he assured the participants of Grand Malt drinks which he said would be available in 44 I Dar Life I FEBRUARY 2020

the newly-launched 330 ml can.

Other sponsors include Kilimanjaro Water, Barclays Bank, Simba Cement, TPC Sugar, Precision Air, Kibo Palace Hotel, Unilever, GardaWorld Security, Keys Hotel and CMC Automobiles.

This year’s event will be held at the Moshi Cooperative University (MoCU) on Sunday the 1stMarch, from 6AM and will comprise of the following races: 42 km, 21 kmand the 5km fun run."

The Kilimanjaro Marathon Local Race Director, John Bayo, reminded potential participants that registration closes on the 16th February or when they reach full capacity.

“So it is on a first come – first serve basis and NO entries will be available thereafter or on Race Day.” Interested Runners can still register on the race’s website www.kilimanjaromarathon.com as well as through TigoPesa services by dialling *149*20#.

Race Number collection points will be in Dar, Arusha and Moshi and participants must clearly indicate where they plan on collecting their race numbers during their registration process. All details on dates, times and venues are also on the website.

All Picture Courtesy of Kilimanjaro Marathon & JetLine Action

“There will also be an extra Tsh 1.5 million to both Tanzanian men and women who will finish first in the full marathon category”, she noted.

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HONEYGUIDE FOUNDATION

Empower Communities To Protect Wildlife And Habitat

By John Addison

This year’s Kilimanjaro Marathon is about giving back! Join the People’s Race and help us Fundraise for a cause bigger than ourselves.

Make your race count this year #Run4Rangers.

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hese are the words of John Addison, Wild Frontiers Managing Director and Founder of the Kilimanjaro Marathon.

“We’re excited to invite our participants to make a huge, positive, impact by fundraising for this incredible cause.”

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across 1.3 million acres of wilderness in Tanzania. They empower communities to protect wildlife and habitat, prevent human-wildlife conflict, improve the management of their natural resources, develop new enterprises and educate young people and adults. Hence the new payoff line – Run4Rangers.

to continue working towards their dreams of becoming conservation leaders.

The support that you raise from your friends and family members for your #Kili2020 run will support the work of Mohamed Omari ‘Muddy’ and Lobulu Mboyoni Mollel – community rangers who need your help

There are fabulous incentive prizes up for grabs for the top 3 fundraisers, including a free entry each to our sister marathon in Zimbabwe, the Victoria Falls Marathon in July this year!!

Addison encourages all runners to make this initiative their own and sign up on the official website www. kilimanjaromarathon.comto start fundraising or to make a donation.

All Pictures are Courtesy of The HoneyGuide Foundation

The Kilimanjaro Premium Lager Marathon for the first is set to support The HoneyGuide Foundation, as their official charity partner and we are calling on all participants to get involved and RUN4CHARITY,” said Addison

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WAYS TEMPORARY WORK CAN SKYROCKET YOUR CAREER

Five Hard-To-Ignore Advantages Of Working A Temporary Job

By Kelly Kantrowitz

HERE ARE FIVE HARD-TOIGNORE ADVANTAGES OF WORKING A TEMPORARY JOB: 1. A CHANCE TO DIVERSIFY YOUR EXPERIENCE

Navigating the workplace as a temp employee allows you to experience different types of positions in a short time period. For recent grads, you can trial different work environments – from a large, brand-name corporation to a 30-employee firm.

2. AN OPPORTUNITY TO GET YOUR FOOT IN THE DOOR

Employers use temporary and contract workers for a number of reasons.

Oftentimes, companies will allocate a completely separate budget toward

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TEMPORARY WORK IS A GREAT WAY FOR UNEMPLOYED WORKERS TO RE-ENTER THE WORKFORCE. IT ALSO GIVES INDIVIDUALS WHO ROUTINELY CLAM UP DURING AN INTERVIEW OR CRINGE AT THE THOUGHT OF NETWORKING THE CHANCE TO SHOWCASE THEIR SKILLS FIRSTHAND ON THE JOB. AND LET’S NOT FORGET, CONTRACT POSITIONS CAN BE LUCRATIVE, WHICH WILL HELP YOU FATTEN UP THAT HUNGRY PIGGY BANK OF YOURS. 3. A WAY TO EXPAND YOUR PROFESSIONAL NETWORK

Industry-related conferences or professional groups are a great way to interact and build relationships with individuals in your field.

But, you know what’s even better? The bonds you form while actually working alongside your co-workers.

These relationships can be tremendously impactful to the future of your career,

as you’ll have a group of individuals who can personally attest to the value you deliver as an employee.

4. A MEANS FOR LIGHTING A FIRE UNDER YOUR BUM

Many of us have fallen victim to the unemployment slump.

It happens to the best of us.

Mustering up the drive to use your time productively can be difficult when you’ve become accustomed to a slower routine. However, you can reintroduce yourself to office life and shift your mentality to one that focuses on meaningful, proactive activities. Taking on temporary work in this scenario is a great way to get your productivity level back up while also reigniting your inspiration to start chasing those career goals again.

5. A TRANSITION TO A NEW CAREER PATH

Flexibility and greater autonomy are two of the main factors that drive career decisions for today’s modern job seeker. Many people decide to make contract work a permanent career choice as they crave control over their work schedule, find enjoyment in the freedom of exploring different work environments and projects, and like engaging with multiple employers.

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y hiring a worker on a temporary basis, employers are able to evaluate your cultural compatibility and get a better understanding of how your individual strengths contribute to the team’s success. These areas are often hard for an employer to gauge solely from your interview.

contract positions. These funds can be used to compensate for short-term projects, such as a new software implementation that requires a technical specialist or to cover staffing gaps that arise from an unexpected disability or maternity leave. This is the chance for you yo show your potentials in the field.

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Tuesday • New Africa Hotel: Happy Hour at Onyx Lounge from

HERE ARE SOME HOT PLACES FOR PARTIES IN THE CITY Monday • New Africa Hotel: Happy Hour at Onyx Lounge

from 5:30-7:30pm. Buy 1 drink & get 1 free (Offer valid on select drinks.) Call 022 211 7050/51.

• Akemi Revolving Restaurant: Happy Hour from 5-7pm with a great selection of cocktails and an extensive wine menu plus an unbeatable view and delicious bar snacks. Call 0753 360 360.

• Doubletree by Hilton, Oyster Bay: Enjoy a selection of Ken Forrester Fine Wines at Piano Piano. Contemporary and classic cocktails are also available. Call 0779 000 006/7.

• Dar es Salaam Serena Hotel: Happy Hour from 6-7pm, a surprise for you every evening at Kibo Bar. Call 022 221 2500.

• Golden Tulip Dar es Salaam City Center: Happy Hour at Fire Restaurant from 9-10pm. Dine at 25% off. Call 022 212 9351.

• Ramada Encore Dar es Salaam: Happy Hour at Skybar 4-8pm. Enjoy special discounts on selected beers and wine every day of the week. Call 022 234 3434.

• Dar Hash Harriers: The drinking club with a running problem. We run every Monday at 5:30pm from various locations. Call: 0754 288 219.

• Rhapsody’s: Happy Hour from 5–7pm, Local beers TSH 2,500 & house wine glass TSH 5,000.

Call: 0683 094 935.

• Golden Tulip Hotel (Oysterbay)– “The Big Chill” Happy Hour (50% Off Cocktail) Beer Bucket Specials from 5-7pm. Call 0773 272 247.

• Grand Restaurant: Eat right day and night - Open

24x7 (Tupo wazi masaa 24). Double Happy Hour – Order any 2 Drinks between 5pm to 7pm and enjoy 1 extra drink absolutely FREE.

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5:30-7:30pm. Buy 1 drink & get 1 free (Offer valid on select drinks.) Call 022 211 7050/51.

• Akemi Revolving Restaurant: Happy Hour from 5-7pm with great selection of cocktails and an extensive wine menu plus an unbeatable view and delicious bar snacks. Call 0753 360 360.

• Golden Tulip Dar es Salaam City Center: Beat the traffic at Citrus lounge – Evening tea and bites at TSHS 10,000 per person. Call 0624 100 000.

• Ramada Encore Dar es Salaam: Happy Hour at Skybar 4-8pm. Enjoy special discounts on selected beers and wine every day of the week. Call 022 234 3434.

• Doubletree by Hilton, Oyster Bay: Enjoy a selection of Ken Forrester Fine Wines at Piano Piano.

Contemporary and classic cocktails are also available.

Call 0779 000 006/7.

• Dar Es Salaam Serena Hotel: Happy Hour from 6-7pm, a surprise for you every evening at Kibo Bar. Call 022 221 2500.

• Q-Bar: Daily Shooter Happy Hour from 9-11pm & All Champions League games shown on big Screen. Call 0754 282 474.

• Rhapsody’s: Happy Hour from 5–7pm, Local beers TSH 2,500 & House wine glass TSH 5,000 & enjoy the music played by DJ SMA. Call: 0683 094 935.

• Golden Tulip Hotel (Oysterbay): “The Big Chill” Happy Hour (50% Off Cocktail) Beer Bucket Specials from 5-7pm and Karaoke Night from 7-10pm, 20% Off Spirit, Bottles & wines. Call 0773 272 247.

• Grand Restaurant: Eat right day and night - Open 24x7 (Tupo wazi masaa 24). Double Happy Hour – Order any 2 Drinks between 5pm to 7pm and enjoy 1 extra drink absolutely FREE.

Friday • Hyatt Regency – The Kilimanjaro: Enjoy the

Sunset vibes on Level 8 – Roof Top Bar, with DJ SMA & Boniluv. Entrance: Free. Time: 5-11pm & at the Club Rouge, dance the night away to the international rhythms of the resident DJ SMA & Boniluv. Entrance TSHS 10,000. Time 10pm – 3am.

Call 0764 701234.

• New Africa Hotel: Happy Hour at Onyx Lounge from 5:30-7:30pm. Buy 1 drink & get 1 free (Offer valid on select drinks.) Call 022 211 7050/51.

• Dar Es Salaam Serena Hotel: Swahili Blues & Afro Beat night by Leo Mkanyia and Swahili Blues Band & Happy Hour from 6-7pm, a surprise for you

Wednesday • Hyatt Regency – The Kilimanjaro: Enjoy the Sunset

vibes on Level 8 – Roof Top Bar, with DJ SMA & Boniluv.

Entrance: Free. Time: 5pm-11pm. Call 0764 701234.

• New Africa Hotel: Happy Hour at Onyx Lounge from 5:30-7:30pm. Buy 1 drink & get 1 free (Offer valid on select drinks.) Call 022 211 7050/51.

• Akemi Revolving Restaurant: Happy Hour from 5-7pm with great selection of cocktails and an extensive wine menu plus an unbeatable view and delicious bar snacks. Call 0753 360 360.

• Doubletree by Hilton, Oyster Bay: Enjoy a selection of Ken Forrester Fine Wines at Piano Piano. contemporary and classic cocktails are also available.

Call 0779 000 006/7.

• Ramada Encore Dar es Salaam: Happy Hour at Skybar 4-8pm. Enjoy special discounts on selected beers and wine every day of the week. Call 022 234 3434.

• Dar Es Salaam Serena Hotel: Happy Hour from 6-7pm, a surprise for you every evening at Kibo Bar. Call 022 221 2500.

• Golden Tulip Dar es Salaam City Center: Fire restaurant. 1 Child eats free (on children’s menu) with paying adult. Call 0624 100 000.

• Paparazzi: Come & sing all your favorite tunes from our massive collection, from 8pm–1am. Call 0764 549 246.

• Q-Bar: Live Band performance from Banana Zorro & The B-Band from 8:30pm. Call 0754 282 474.

• Rhapsody’s: Happy Hour from 5-7pm, Local beers TSHS 2,500 & House wine glass TSH 5,000. Call: 0683 094 935.

• Golden Tulip Hotel (Oysterbay): “The Big Chill” Happy Hour (50% Off Cocktail) Beer Bucket Specials from 5-7pm and Ladies Night from 7-10pm, 20% Off Spirit, Bottles & wines. Call 0773 272 247.

• Grand Restaurant: Eat right day and night - Open 24x7 (Tupo wazi masaa 24). Double Happy Hour – Order any 2 Drinks between 5pm to 7pm and enjoy 1 extra drink

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every evening at Kibo Bar at Kibo Bar. Call 022 221 2500.

Akemi Revolving Restaurant: Happy Hour from 5-7pm with great selection of cocktails and an extensive wine menu plus an unbeatable view and delicious bar snacks. Call 0753 360 360.

Doubletree by Hilton, Oyster Bay: Enjoy a selection of Ken Forrester Fine Wines at Piano Piano. Contemporary and classic cocktails are also available. Call 0779 000 006/7.

Ramada Encore Dar es Salaam: Happy Hour at Skybar 4-8pm. Enjoy special discounts on selected beers and wine every day of the week. Call 022 234 3434.

Golden Tulip Dar es Salaam City Center: Burger day at Fire restaurant. Pay 50% on the second

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from 5:30-7:30pm. Buy 1 drink & get 1 free (Offer valid on select drinks.) Call 022 211 7050/51.

Akemi Revolving Restaurant: Happy Hour from 5-7pm with great selection of cocktails and an extensive wine menu plus an unbeatable view and delicious bar snacks. Call 0753 360 360.

Ramada Encore Dar es Salaam: Happy Hour at Skybar 4-8pm. Enjoy special discounts on selected beers and wine every day of the week.

Call 022 234 3434.

Doubletree by Hilton, Oyster Bay: Enjoy a selection of Ken Forrester Fine Wines at Piano Piano. Contemporary and classic cocktails are also available. Call 0779 000 006/7.

Dar Es Salaam Serena Hotel: Happy Hour from 6-7pm, a surprise for you every evening at Kibo Bar. Call 022 2212500.

• Golden Tulip Dar es Salaam City Center:

Mocktail mania at Citrus lounge. Buy 1, get 1 free from 5.30-7.30pm. Call 0624 100 000.

• Q-Bar: Sambusa Party, buy 1, get 1 free! All Champions League games shown on big Screen.

Call 0754 282 474.

• Rhapsody’s: Happy Hour from 5-7pm, Local beers TSHS 2,500 & House wine glass TSH 5,000.

Call: 0683 094 935.

• Golden Tulip Hotel (Oysterbay): “The Big Chill” Happy Hour (50% off cocktail) Beer Bucket Specials from 5-7pm. Call 0773 272 247.

• Grand Restaurant: Eat right day and night - Open 24x7 (Tupo wazi masaa 24). Double Happy Hour – Order any 2 Drinks between 5pm to 7pm and enjoy 1 extra drink absolutely FREE.

burger. Call 0624 100 000.

• Q-Bar - Live Band by Bora Bora group from

9:00pm. Music, BBQ & cold Beer. Call 0754 282 474 • Rhapsody’s: Happy Hour from 5–7pm, Local beers TSHS 2,500 & House wine glass TSHS 5,000 & enjoy the music played by DJ SMA. Call: 0683 094 935.

• Golden Tulip Hotel (Oysterbay): “The Big Chill” Happy Hour (50% Off Cocktail) Beer Bucket Specials from 5-7pm and Majito Night from 7-10pm, 50% off on Cocktails. Call 0773 272 247.

• Grand Restaurant: Eat right day and night - Open 24x7 (Tupo wazi masaa 24). Double Happy Hour – Order any 2 Drinks between 5pm to 7pm and enjoy 1 extra drink absolutely FREE.

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Looking to unwind after work on a weekday evening, let loose on the dance floor on a Saturday night, or relax with some mimosas on a Sunday afternoon? Dar Life’s comprehensive guide to the city’s nightlife has everything you need to know about where to go for a good deal and an even better time any night of the week. The best bars, the hottest clubs, and the coolest hangouts – it’s all here!

Saturday • New Africa Hotel: Onyx Sports Weekend: Enjoy thrilling games on multiple televisions and a huge sports screen with an even bigger beer bucket of 6 for the price of 5 from 11am-5pm & Happy Hour from 5:30-7:30pm. Buy 1 drink & get 1 free! (Offer valid on select drinks.) Call 022 211 7050/51.

• Akemi Revolving Restaurant: Happy Hour from 5-7pm with great selection of cocktails and an extensive wine menu plus an unbeatable view and delicious bar snacks.

Call 0753 360 360.

• Doubletree by Hilton, Oyster Bay: Enjoy a selection of Ken Forrester Fine Wines at Piano Piano. Contemporary and classic cocktails are also available. Call 0779 000 006/7.

• Dar Es Salaam Serena Hotel: Happy Hour from 6-7pm,

a surprise for you every evening at Kibo Bar. Call 022 221 2500.

• Ramada Encore Dar es Salaam: Happy Hour at Skybar 4-8pm. Enjoy special discounts on selected beers and wine every day of the week. Call 022 234 3434.

• Golden Tulip Hotel: The Big Chill (Live BBQ) eat as

much as you can for only 40,000 per person. Call 0773 272 247.

• Golden Tulip Dar es Salaam City Center: Football

craze at Citrus lounge. Enjoy your team sweating out on the field with a 25% off on Mocktails from 2.30-6.30pm.

0624 100 000.

• Doubletree by Hilton, Oyster Bay: Enjoy Happy Hour at the Piano Bar & take advantage of 2 for 1 offer (Buy 2 Cocktails, Get 1 Free) from 5:30-7pm. Call 0779 000 006/7.

• The Acarte: Groove back Night with DJ Peter Moe/ Kelvin from 9pm onwards. Call 0713 604 063.

• Q-Bar: DJ playing old & new tunes, buy 1 bottle of

Konyagi & get 4 sodas free! All Premier League Game Live on the Screen. Call 0754 282 474.

• Rhapsody’s: Happy Hour from 5pm – 7pm, Local beers TSHS 2,500 & House wine glass TSHS 5,000 & enjoy the music played by DJ SMA. Call: 0683 094 935.

• Grand Restaurant: Eat right day and night - Open 24x7

(Tupo wazi masaa 24). Double Happy Hour – Order any 2 Drinks between 5pm to 7pm and enjoy 1 extra drink

absolutely FREE.

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Sunday • New Africa Hotel: Onyx Sports Weekend: Enjoy thrilling games on multiple televisions and a huge sports screen with an even bigger beer bucket of 6 for the price of 5 from 11am-5pm & Happy Hour from 5:30-7:30pm. Buy 1 drink & get 1 free! (Offer valid on select drinks.) Call 022 211 7050/51.

• Akemi Revolving Restaurant: Happy Hour

from 5-7pm with great selection of cocktails and an extensive wine menu plus an unbeatable view and delicious bar snacks. Call 0753 360 360.

• Doubletree by Hilton, Oyster Bay: Enjoy a

selection of Ken Forrester Fine Wines at Piano Piano. Contemporary and classic cocktails are also available. Call 0779 000 006/7.

• Dar Es Salaam Serena Hotel: Happy Hour

from 6-7pm, a surprise for you every evening at Kibo Bar. Call 022 221 2500.

• Golden Tulip Dar es Salaam City Center:

Sports craze at Citrus lounge. Enjoy your best sport with breathtaking views and a 25% off on Mocktails from 2.30pm to 6.30pm. Call 0624 100 000.

• Ramada Encore Dar es Salaam: Happy Hour

at Skybar 4-8pm. Enjoy special discounts on selected beers and wine every day of the week.

Call 022 234 3434.

• Golden Tulip Hotel: The Big Chill (Live BBQ) eat as much as you can for only 40,000 per person.

Call 0773 272247.

• B-Bar: Wined down your week, 2 glasses of

House Wine for TSHS 9,000. All Premier League Game Live on the Screen. Call 0754 282 474.

• Rhapsody’s: Happy Hour from 5–7pm, Local beers TSHS 2,500 & House wine glass TSHS 5,000. Call: 0683 094 935.

• Dar Es Salaam Serena Hotel: Happy Hour from 6-7pm, a surprise for you every evening at Kibo Bar. Call 022 221 2500.

• Grand Restaurant: Eat right day and night -

Open 24x7 (Tupo wazi masaa 24). Double Happy Hour – Order any 2 Drinks between 5pm to 7pm and enjoy 1 extra drink absolutely FREE.

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GROWING AND NURTURING YOUR BUSINESS 5 Tips Every Entrepreneur Ought To Know

By Forbes Writers

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usinesses have no formula, but you can’t deny that there are some things that every entrepreneur should be keen about if they want to succeed in the long run.

As hard and rough as the business road is, following these tips is crucial.

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2. REALLY LISTEN TO YOUR CLIENTS Truly listen and empathize with your clients. Everyone is so interested in getting their own personal message across, that no one pauses for a moment to actually listen and hear the root of the problem or pain.

Believe in listening 80% of the time, clarifying 10% of the time, and responding wholeheartedly and intentionally, is the remaining 10% of the time.

3. LEARN WITH A TEAM Most leaders settle for learning by themselves.

They read a book or attend a conference by themselves.

Good leaders learn with the help of a mentor. A coach can come alongside a leader and help the leader see things from a different perspective. The best leaders learn with a team.

An old proverb teaches that where there are many advisors, there is much success.

THE RIGHT APPROACH CAN MEAN A WORLD OF DIFFERENCE IN BUSINESS. PART OF SETTING UP A LONGTERM PLAN IS KNOWING WHERE THE PROBLEM SPOTS ARE, AS WELL AS WHICH BUSINESS PHILOSOPHIES WORK BETTER FOR WHICH INDUSTRIES. 4. FOCUS ON WHAT MAKES YOU THRIVE Be unapologetic and relentless with what makes you thrive. Many times, we are influenced from the outside world, and cloud our own desires for the sake of those around us. The sooner you are able to grasp this nugget, the sooner it will drastically change your world.

5. NETWORK WITH EXPERIENCED EXECS Take any opportunity to network and learn from more experienced executives, as well as to be mentored and coached by some of them.

Further, exposure to specific meetings, boardroom discussion, and strategic planning would be utterly beneficial.

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closely to your ideal client’s needs. Get really in tune with them to know where they’re at right now: That is different to where you would like them to be. Take this intel and craft it into an irresistible solution for them to be able to get easier yeses in your business

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A SNEAK PREVIEW OF SWAHILI FASHION WEEK Lighting the Runway Ablaze

By Nzonesta Samson

The Swahili Fashion Week is the biggest fashion platform in East and Central Africa for fashion and accessory designers from Swahili speaking countries and the African continent to showcase their talent, market their creativity and network with clientele.”

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he East and Central Africa’s only focused fashion week kicked off from December 6 to 8, at the Serena Hotel Dar es Salaam bringing together 34 designers from across East Africa and beyond, truly attesting the Global 68 I Dar Life I FEBRUARY 2020

positioning of this platform.

The event was exciting as it presented the “Made in Africa” brand and the ultimate fashion experience to fashion greats!

Gathering on the astounding success of the past twelve editions, Swahili Fashion Week and Awards platform remains to be remarkably outstanding and the most influential fashion platform in African terms of boosting fashion technology, rising of incredible talents, fashion innovation and embracing the Swahili Culture.

The 12th edition of the

Swahili Fashion Week was astounding and the highlight of fashion weeks in Africa with local, regional and international designers and garnered millions of impressions from national and international media since its inception in 2008.

Swahili fashion week has since its inception remained the premier creative platform for designers from East Africa and beyond who showcase their incredible collection to the global audience.

The event started at 4pm to 10 pm, with the warm welcome of the Swahili Bazaar at the entrance

whereby various exhibitors displayed and sold various handcrafts, and accessories. It was indeed a place for an evening entertainment and catching up with fashionistas, media personalities and celebrities, whilst enjoying the biggest fashion week in Tanzania.

As we all know it is never a Swahili fashion week until it celebrates the East African fashion, and the winners from the 24 fashion awards categories were, Accessory designer of

the year –Gcina Culture, African designer of the year –Sonwabile Ndamase( South Africa), 361 degrees designer of the year – Kulwa Mkwandule, Dashing diva East Africa model of the year – Ai raymond (Burundi), East Africa fashion designer of the year – Beryl Qouture (UG), fashion blog of the year - Afroswagga, fashion journalist of the year –Jeremiah Ernest(Tanzania), fashion photographer of the year –Stella Oguma, female model of the year – Smyrah Ahmed, hair stylist of

MUSTAFA HASSANALI, THE FOUNDER OF THE SWAHILI FASHION WEEK, STATED THAT AS WE MARK THE 12TH SEASON OF SWAHILI FASHION WEEK, WE ARE FULL OF JOY TO SEE THE PROGRESS WE HAVE MADE TOWARDS THE GOALS WE SET WHEN WE ESTABLISHED THIS PLATFORM OVER A DECADE AGO. THE GOAL OF DEVELOPING THE AFRICAN FASHION SPACE REMAINS AT THE FOREFRONT, THROUGH THE PLATFORM AND ITS WIDE MEDIA EXPOSURE WE WILL CONTINUE TO SUPPORT TALENTED PLAYERS OF THE FASHION INDUSTRY AND PROMOTE TANZANIA FASHION BRANDS TO THE WORLD. AN AFRICAN PROVERB SAYS “IF YOU WANT TO GO FAST GO ALONE, IF YOU WANT TO GO FAR GO TOGETHER.

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Pictures Courtesy of Swahili Fashion Week

The Swahili Fashion Week 2019 was graced by the Italian Ambassador to Tanzania H.E Excellency Roberto Mengoni and Government representatives from the Ministry of Culture, Arts and Sports who witnessed the lineup of 34 designers’ Runway shows."

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the year – Texture Beauty, Hon. ZakhiaMeghji lifetime achievement award – Stella Ngwao, humanitarian award of the year – Nishike Mkono, Unilever innovative designer of the year – Ally Rehmtullah , make-up artist of the year – Zuhuraty Beauty make up, male model of the year – Ally Chamack, Khimji menswear designer of the year - Martin Kadinda, new face of the year –Caivan Stephen, Serena Designer of the year(Mikoani)- Chuwa Fashions, Women’s wear designer of the yearShahbaaz Sayed, female stylish personality of the

year – Fayvanny, male stylish personality of the year – Juma Jux ,Hugo Domingo stylist of the year – Noel Ndale, Khimji upcoming designer of the year Mahaumes, Washington Benbella emerging designer of the year –Hussein Awadh.

Swahili Fashion Week platform was founded

by Pan African designer, Mustafa Hassanali in year 2009.

This year will mark the thirteenth editions of the annual event.

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TELEMEDICINE SERVICES Powerful Healthcare Access

Telemedicine allows health care professionals to evaluate, diagnose and treat patients at a distance using telecommunications technology. The approach has been through a striking evolution in the last decade and it is becoming an increasingly important part of the Tanzania healthcare infrastructure.

How is telemedicine transforming health care?

Through telemedicine, healthcare providers can remotely monitor patient data to identify potential problems. They can then quickly contact patients for a virtual consultation to recommend immediate treatment.

Notably, early intervention leads to better care and significant savings.

elemedicine is the remote delivery of healthcare services, such as health assessments or consultations, over the telecommunications infrastructure. It allows healthcare providers to evaluate, diagnose and treat patients using common technology, such as video conferencing and smartphones, without the need for an inperson visit.

How Telemedicine Works?

During each appointment, the patient is accompanied by a specially trained medical assistant who acts as the specialist’s “hands,” using any medical equipment the specialist calls for to address the patient’s health. The patient can see and speak with the doctor—and the doctor can see and speak with the patient—just like an in-person check-up. The special equipment also has audio/ visual capabilities so that if the specialist must examine the patient’s body (looking into the ear, down the throat, etc.) the specialist can see what the equipment records. Appointment length varies, but many patients complete their session in about 20 minutes.

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can effectively be delivered to patients. Each of these delivery methods offers certain benefits and drawbacks. And providers need to carefully evaluate these pluses and minuses, and take into account their patient demographics, as well as other factors, and then determine what delivery method is preferred. Remote patient monitoring, also known as telemonitoring, allows patients with chronic diseases to be monitored in their homes with mobile medical devices that collect data about blood sugar levels, blood pressure or other vital signs. Remote caregivers can review the data instantly.

Store-and-forward, also known as asynchronous telemedicine, lets providers share patient information, such as lab results, with a physician at another location.

Interactive telemedicine allows physicians and patients to communicate in real time. Such sessions can be conducted in the patient’s home or in a nearby medical facility and include telephone conversations or the use of video conferencing software that complies with HIPAA regulations.

Benefits of telemedicine: Greater access to medical specialists for patients Friendly, convenient, high-quality medical consultations Reduced cost for patients Reduced burden on health care providers and medical facilities

What Is Required for Telemedicine?

A telemedicine setup will require a few basic needs and some choices. You will need: 1) a secure internet connection (broadband), 2) a video platform, 3) technology support. The amount and speed of the internet connection will determine the video quality and amount and speed of data transfer.

For more information on a Telemedicine Services, visit or call your nearest hospital.

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A NOVEL CORONA VIRUS DISEASE Intelligence & Care by Tasakhtaa Global Hospital

By Dr.Othman Haji, M.O, MBBS

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novel (new) Corona virus Disease is a new epidemic that has been reported to erupt from Hubei Province, Wuhan China in late 2019 and till recently has been reported to 19 other countries with the expectation to spread more.

How can novel (new) Corona virus Disease be transmitted?

The virus contracted by human from an infected animal and later spread from infected person to other person through respiratory route via: inhaling air following coughing or sneezing of infected person, close contact with infected person like touching or hand shaking and later touch nose/ mouth before hand washing, touching contaminated object/ surface and later touches nose/ mouth and other method like oral fecal remains rare.

What are the sign and symptoms of novel (new) Corona virus Disease? This disease clinically presents with sign and symptoms like: Fever, Severe headache, Body Weakness/Fatigue, Coughing/sneezing, Runny

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nose/sore throat and Difficulty Breathing. Symptoms may appear from 2 to 14 days after contact with the virus, by which might progress from cold like symptoms to Severe Pneumonia like symptoms that could lead death.

How can Novel Corona virus Disease be diagnosed?

The disease is currently diagnosed clinically and later all suspected patients should be tested in the reference laboratories using RT PCR panel for detection of novel Corona virus Disease, only tested positive cases are confirmed to be infected with novel Corona virus Disease.

However, scientists are working for serological test to be available.

How can the Coronaviruses (nCoV) Disease be Prevented?

There is no vaccine for this deadly vaccine however scientist worldwide are working to discover the vaccine. However prevention can be achieved through: wash your hands often with soap and water, avoid touching your eyes, nose, and mouth with unwashed hands, avoid close contact with people who are sick, stay home when you are sick, cover your cough or sneeze with a tissue, then throw the tissue in the trash, clean and disinfect frequently touched objects and surfaces and wear mask if you have any respiratory symptoms during outbreak.

If a person visited an outbreak area within 2 weeks and develops any of the aforementioned symptoms should seek medical care immediately.

Up to date, there is no confirmed case of Coronaviruses (nCoV) within Tanzania Territory.

For more information on Corona Virus Disease, please visit Tasakhtaa Global Hospital or call us at call: +255 242 232341.

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Corona viruses (nCoV) are large family of beta viruses that mutate rapidly and cause illness ranging from the common cold to more severe and fata conditions. Although a novel Corona Virus (nCoV) is a new strain that has not been previously identified in human but similar epidemics that were caused by other types of Corona viruses has erupted in the past like Middle East Respiratory Syndrome (MERS-CoV) and Severe Acute Respiratory Syndrome (SARSCoV). WHO has officially declared the disease to be a Global Health Emergency.”

Can Novel Corona Virus be treated? The novel Corona virus Disease can be treated symptomatically with Supportive care according to patient presentation but in severe cases may require intensive care like mechanical ventilation in ICU setup. The aim of treatment is to prevent disease progression and fatal complications like Acute Respiratory distress syndrome, severe pneumonia and multiorgan failure.

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Serengeti National P “

The Land of unique wildlife migration

The Serengeti National Park is a large national park in Tanzania. Serengeti comes from the Maasai word “Siring” meaning “Endless Plain”, which really means hundreds about Serengeti comes from its distinction of the ecosystem from the Serengeti National Park itself.”

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erengeti is approximately 27,000 square kilometres..It covers 14,763 km² (5,700 square miles) of grassland plains and savanna as well as riverine forest and woodlands. The park lies in the north of the country, bordered to the north by the national Tanzania and Kenyan border, where it is continuous with the Masai Mara National Reserve. To the south-east of the park is Ngorongoro Conservation Area, to the southwest lies Maswa Game Reserve, and to the western borders are Ikorongo and Grumeti Loliondo Game Control Area.

The Serengeti National Park is absolutely huge. If you are intent on viewing the Great Migration, then where you stay is as much dependant on the time of year you are

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Serengeti National Park is undoubtedly the bestknown wildlife sanctuary in the world, unequalled for its

al Park travelling as it is the style of camp or hotel you are looking for. Get the location wrong and this park is so big that you will not see the herds.

The Serengeti is, therefore, broadly divided into four distinct areas: the central Seronera Valley, the Western Corridor, the Northern Lobo and Kogatende areas, and The Center- Seronera Serengeti: In the heart of the national park, Seronera is a network of river valleys that ensure yearround water supplies and keep the region incredibly rich in wildlife throughout the year. Seronera has all the best features of the Serengeti and also, sadly, its worst.

Scenically, it’s a lovely area – with open plains, occasional kopjes and lines of hills to add interest. The resident game here is phenomenal, with high densities of relaxed leopards, cheetahs and lions.

value. With more than two million wildebeests, half a million Thomson’s gazelle, and a quarter of a million zebra, it has the greatest concentration of plains game in Africa. The wildebeest and zebra, moreover, form the star cast of a unique spectacular annual Serengeti migration.

These live off the resident herbivores, as well as the migrating game. The migration passes through here in April/May, but Seronera is within reach of both the Southern Plains and the Western Corridor – so from about November to June, it can be used as a base to see the migration.

Western corridor: Stretching to the west, almost to Lake Victoria, the Serengeti narrows into what’s known as the Western Corridor. The key feature of this area is the two rivers, the Grumeti and the Mbalageti, which run almost parallel, each supporting a band of most, evergreen riparian forest. This area sustains a very good permanent game population, including plenty of zebras and wildebeests, all the predators and forest ‘specialists’ like colobus monkeys.

The birdlife is particularly varied. The migration passes through between about May and July – pausing to gather

momentum before crossing the crocodilerich waters of the Grumeti River, into the Grumeti Reserve.

Northern Serengeti: The landscape is dominated by open woodlands (predominantly Commiphora) and hills, ranging from Seronera in the South, to the Mara River in the limit with Kenya.

Apart from the migratory wildebeest and zebra (which occur from July to August, and in November), the bushy savannah is and dik diks.

Serengeti plains: The endless, almost treeless grassland of the south is the most emblematic scenery of the park.

This is where the wildebeest breed, as they remain in the plains from December to May. Other hoofed animals- zebras, gazelles, impalas, hartebeests, topis, buffalos, and waterbucks - also occur in

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huge numbers during the wet season. very common in the region, and they are great observation posts for predators, as well as a refuge for hyrax and pythons.

Today, the Serengeti National Park, the Ngorongoro Conservation Area, and the Maasai Mara Game Reserve across the border in Kenya, protect the greatest and most varied collection of terrestrial wildlife on earth, and one of the last great migratory systems still intact. The Serengeti is the jewel in the crown of Tanzania’s protected areas, which altogether make up some 14% of the country’s land area, a conservation record that few other countries can match.

History of Serengeti National Park For centuries, the vast wilderness of the Serengeti Plains remained virtually uninhabited but about hundred years ago the nomadic Maasai came down European to set foot in the area was the German explorer and naturalist Dr. Oscar Baumann, who passed by as an agent of the German Anti-Slavery Committee on his way to Burundi. He was followed by his compatriots who built Fort Ikoma in the north which was used as an administrative centre until it fell to the British in 1917.

1913. They found the wildlife plentiful, especially the lions, but saw no elephants. Seven years later, an American arrived in a strange new contraption known as a Ford motor-car and news of the wonders of the Serengeti had reached the outside world. Because the hunting of lions made them so scarce (they were considered ‘vermin’), it was decided to make a partial Game Reserve in the area in 1921 and a full one in 1929. With the growing awareness of the need for conservation, it was expanded and upgraded to a National Park in 1951. Eight years later the Ngorongoro Conservation Area was established in the south-east as a separate unit.

In the open grass plains during the rainy months from November to May hundreds of thousands of wildebeest and Burchell’s zebra congregate. The area is the starting point for one of the great wonders of the world: the Serengeti annual migration.

Towards the end of May when the grass becomes dry and exhausted, the wildebeests start to mass in huge armies.

All is far from peaceful, for it is the rutting season and each male tries to establish a stamping ground. Eventually, after several dummy runs, the animals begin their trek in a column several miles long to the permanent waters in the north of the Park. After moving westwards, the migration divides by some uncanny

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instinct, one group turning north-east and the other due north. Once started, little stops the stampede: hundreds often drown at a time in the broad Mara River in the north. This mass movement has a following of carnivores, always ready to dispose of the weaklings The River crossings happen at any time during this time of year, but are elusive, rapid and unforgettable experiences. The wildebeests are easily spooked by real or imagined threats. Patient waiting near a herd by the river may only produce a puff of dust as they turn on their heels and run away. Or maybe the herd is just not ready to cross the river and they are milling around contentedly. But if everything is right then, there is utter and extraordinary chaos as the herds struggle to get to the other side of a

Serengeti Landscape A unique combination of diverse habitats enables it to support more than 30 species of large harbivores and nearly 500 species of birds. Its landscape, originally formed by volcanic activity, has been sculptured by the concerted action of wind, rain and sun. It now varies from open grass plains in the south, savannah with scattered acacia trees in the centre, hilly, wooded grassland in the north, to extensive woodland and black clay plains to the west. Small rivers, lakes and swamps are scattered throughout.

In the south-east rise the great volcanic massifs and craters of the Ngorongoro Highlands. Each area has its own particular atmosphere and wildlife.

A spectacle park giving you as a visitor the most unique experience and adventure. Allow at least three days to make your visit a memory of a lifetime.

Nature & wildlife Safari experience Tanzania’s oldest and most popular national park, also a world heritage site and recently proclaimed a 7th famous for its huge concentrations of wildlife, especially when some six million hooves pound the open plains, as more than 200,000 zebras and 300,000 Thomson’s gazelles join the wildebeests’ trek for fresh grazing. Yet even when the migration is quiet, the Serengeti offers arguably the most scintillating game-viewing in Africa: great herds of buffalos, smaller groups of elephants and giraffes, and thousands upon thousands of elands, topis, kongonis, impalas and Grant’s gazelles. The spectacle of predator versus prey dominates Tanzania’s greatest park. Golden-maned lion pride feast on the abundance of plain grazers. Solitary leopards haunt the

acacia trees lining the Seronera River, while a high density of cheetahs prowls the south-eastern plains. Almost uniquely, all three African jackal species occur here, alongside the spotted hyena and a host of more elusive small predators, ranging from the insectivorous aardwolf to the beautiful serval cat. The park also supports many further species, including cheetahs, Thomson’s and Grant’s gazelles, topis, elands, waterbuck,s hyenas, baboons, impalas, African wild dogs and giraffes. The park also boasts about 500 bird species, including ostrichs, secretary birds, Kori bustards, crowned cranes and marabou storks.

Migration in the Serengeti National Park The wildebeest migration, like a discernible thread, embraces and connects the Serengeti’s ecosystem much as it has done for at least two millions years. Every year, with some seasonally dictated variations in timing and scale, one million wildebeests leave the southern Serengeti’s short grass plains in search of the grass and water they need to survive. During their annual pilgrimage they will travel some 2.000 miles devouring 4.000 tonnes of grass a day. A quarter of a million will be born, many will die.

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The participants: White bearded Wildebeests, Burchells Zebras and Thompson’s Gazelles The highlight of the Serengeti ecosystem, not found anywhere in the world, is the migration of the animals thus the reason to visit Serengeti National Park and Masai Mara National Reserve.

The migration of animals consists of White Bearded Wildebeests, Burchells Zebra and Thomson’s gazelles.

The migration begins by the wildebeests, gazelles and zebras’ own innate biological triggers determined to search for water and greener pastures.

The migration attracts diverse species of predators, some being: Hyenas, Lions, Leopards, Cheetahs, Crocodiles and Pythons etc.

Over a million wildebeests begin their circumambulation of the Serengeti

Located in Tanzania, adjacent to Ngorongoro Conservation Area The Serengeti ecosystem includes 2 countries: Tanzania and Kenya In Kenya, the Serengeti ecosystem is renowned as Masai Mara National Reserve Serengeti National Park is 14,763 square kilometers First detailed research on the Serengeti ecosystem was undertaken by two German Nationals (father and son), Dr. Bernhard and Michael Grizmek.

The details of their findings and stories on the Serengeti are documented in a book called “Serengeti Shall Not Die.” The Serengeti National Park has many rivers flowing through it, permanent and seasonal, including the Seronera River, Mara River, Grumeti River and Orangi River

National Park and Masai Mara National Reserve. Over half a million Burchells Zebras and Thompson’s gazelles participate in the traditions of the Serengeti.

tour operators. Maasai rock paintings and musical rocks. Visit neighbouring Ngorongoro Crater, Olduvai Gorge, Ol Doinyo Lengai volcano and Lake Natron’s flamingos.

Getting there

By Plane - Scheduled and private charter flights are available from Arusha, Lake Manyara and Mwanza such as Auric Air, Flight link, Coastal Aviation & Safari Airlink. By Road – you can drive from Arusha, Lake Manyara, Tarangire or Ngorongoro Crater.

When to go The Serengeti is one of the very few places in Africa of which you can say the game viewing is outstanding at any time of year. April and May sees the heaviest rains but even then, the lodges are ridiculously good value and the park is quiet. We believe the very best time of year to be in the park is either from January to March which includes the spectacle of the Great Migration calving, or alternatively from the middle of July all the way to the middle of November when the herds are crossing the Mara river to or from Kenya.

Activities in Serengeti National Park You won’t be disappointed to have few days safari in the Serengeti National Park,. This Park is ideal for a day tour, Hot air balloon safaris, walking safari, picnicking, game drives, bush lunch/ dinner can be arranged with hotels/

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• Akemi Revolving Restaurant: Lunch Buffet from 12-3pm, TSHS 35,000 & a la Carte Light Lunch from 12-3pm with a selection of dishes ranging from TSHS 15,000-19,000. Call +255 687/0753 360 360.

• Coral Ridge Spur: Buy One, Get One Free Burger Offer! Call +255 764 700 657.

• Hyatt Regency – The Kilimanjaro: Enjoy a new dining experience: The Palm Brasserie offers delicious breakfast from 6:30-10:30, Buffer Lunch from 12:3015:30pm & Dinner from 18:30 – 22:30pm. Flame Tree Lounge & Terrace offers new menu Gourmet Panini, Baguettes, Pizzas, Burgers, & our home-made smoothies and freshly grinded coffees from 8-11am.

Oriental Restaurant offers mix of Asian flavor, from Chinese and Thai to Japanese and Vietnamese, including fresh Sushi and Sashimi, dim sum and other Asian dishes from 6-10:30pm. Call +255 764 701 234.

• Doubletree by Hilton, Oyster Bay: “Sizzling BBQ” Enjoy a choice of BBQ’d chicken, beef or lamb with a side salad and chips + a free dessert for only TSHS 30,000 PP. For more details, call +255 779 000 006/7.

• Dar es Salaam Serena Hotel: International Lunch Buffet from 12:30-3:30pm for TSHS 45,000 & Set Menu Dinner from 6:30-10:30pm for TSHS 50,000 at Serengeti Restaurant. Call 022 221 2500.

• Golden Tulip Dar es Salaam City Center• Delhi Darbar . Lunch buffet at TSHS 20,000 PP. Call 022 212 9351.

• New Africa Hotel: Power Lunch at Bandari Grill for TSHS 29,000. 12-3pm & Thai by the Waves from 6.3011.00pm Call +255 22 2117050/51.

• Ramada Encore: Continental Lunch Buffet at the Hub Restaurant for TSHS 35,000, 12.30 to 3.30pm & Dinner Buffet from 7-10.30pm. Call +255 22 234 3434.

• Q-Bar – Monday Rocks! Lunch Special from 12-2pm, includes Free Soft Drink & Coffee. Call 0754 282 474.

• Grand Restaurant: Eat right day and night - Open 24x7 (Tupo wazi masaa 24). The Grand Early Bird

Tuesday

Monday

Lunch & Dinner in DAR

Located along the Indian Ocean, Dar es Salaam is a diverse city with strong Arabic, Indian, and traditional African and Swahili influences. This rich diversity is reflected in the city’s culinary scene, as visitors and locals can enjoy a wide range of delicacies originating in different regions of the world. Dar Life presents a selection of restaurants, cafes, and bars that are guaranteed to satisfy even the wildest food or drink cravings.

Offer – Order any one from all day breakfast and receive a complimentary beverage of your choice, offer valid daily between 6AM to 11AM. Choose meals from our menu of Global cuisines (Chinese, Indian, Continental, Italian, Western & Tanzanian).

FREE DELIVERY |T&C Apply.

Call: +255 (0) 22 211 3421 +255 677 788 888.

• Akemi Revolving Restaurant: Lunch Buffet from 12-3pm, TSHS 35,000 & a la Carte Light Lunch from 12-3pm with a selection of dishes ranging from TSHS 15,000-19,000. Call +255 687/0753 360 360.

• Coral Ridge Spur: Surf & Turf Combo (200g Fillet and 125g Calamari) at TSHS 33,500 & Pop a Balloon for a chance to win a prize. Call +255 764 700 657.

• Hyatt Regency – The Kilimanjaro: Enjoy a new dining experience: The Palm Brasserie offers delicious breakfast from 6:30-10:30am, Buffer Lunch from 12:30- 15:30pm & Dinner from 18:30 – 22:30pm.

Flame Tree Lounge & Terrace offers new menu Gourmet Panini, Baguettes, Pizzas, Burgers, & our home-made smoothies and freshly grinded coffees from 8-11am. Oriental Restaurant offers mix of Asian flavor, from Chinese and Thai to Japanese and Vietnamese, including fresh Sushi and Sashimi, dim sum and other Asian dishes from 6-10:30pm. Call +255 764 701 234.

• Dar es Salaam Serena Hotel: International Lunch Buffet from 12:30-3:30pm for TSHS 45,000 & Set Menu Dinner from 6:30-10:30pm for TSHS 50,000 at Serengeti Restaurant. Call 022 221 2500.

• Doubletree by Hilton, Oyster Bay: “Pizza Night”Order two 8inch pizza’s from the menu and take the third pizza free for only TSHS 18,000PP. For more details, call +255 779 000 006/7.

• Golden Tulip Dar es Salaam City Center- Delhi Darbar. Lunch buffet at TSHS 20,000 PP. Call 022 212 9351.

• Akemi Revolving Restaurant: Lunch Buffet from 12-3pm, TSHS 35,000 & a la Carte Light Lunch from 12-3pm with a selection of dishes ranging from TSHS 15,000-19,000. Call +255 687/0753 360 360.

• Coral Ridge Spur: ‘Kids Eat Free’ - 1 Free Kids’ Meal per dining adult ordering a Main Meal. Call +255 764 700 657.

• Doubletree by Hilton, Oyster Bay: “Mid–Week Chill Out”-Take a free glass of house wine, when you order from the BBQ with a side salad and French fries for only TSHS 30,000PP. For more details, call +255 779 000 006/7.

• Golden Tulip Dar es Salaam City Center - Delhi Darbar. Lunch buffet at TSHS 20,000 PP. Call 022 212 9351.

• New Africa Hotel: Power Lunch at Bandari Grill for TSHS 29,000. 12-3pm & Thai by the Waves from 6.30-11.00pm Call +255 22 211 7050/51.

• Hyatt Regency – The Kilimanjaro: Enjoy a new dining experience: The Palm Brasserie offers delicious breakfast from 6:30-10:30, Buffer Lunch from 12:30- 15:30 & Dinner from 18:30 – 22:30. Flame Tree Lounge & Terrace offers new menu Gourmet Panini, Baguettes, Pizzas, Burgers, & our home-made smoothies and freshly grinded coffees from 8-11pm.

Oriental Restaurant offers mix of Asian flavor, from Chinese and Thai to Japanese and Vietnamese, including fresh Sushi and Sashimi, dim sum and other Asian dishes from 6:00pm to 10:30pm. Call +255 764 701 234.

• Dar es Salaam Serena Hotel: Sea Food Night at the Serengeti Restaurant from 6:30-10:30pm, for only TSHS 60,000. Call 022 221 2500.

• Ramada Encore: Continental Lunch Buffet at the Hub Restaurant for TSHS 35,000, 12.30 to 3pm & South Indian Night for TSHS 25,000 7-11pm. Call +255 22 234 3434.

• Q-Bar – Monday Rocks! Lunch Special from 12-2pm, includes Free Soft Drink & Coffee. Call 0754 282 474.

• Grand Restaurant: Eat right day and night - Open 24x7 (Tupo wazi masaa 24). The Grand Early Bird

Wednesday

Thursday

Tuesday

Wednesday

• New Africa Hotel: Power Lunch at Bandari Grill for TSHS 29,000. 12-3pm & Thai by the Waves from 6.30-11.00pm Call +255 22 211 7050/51.

• Ramada Encore: Continental Lunch Buffet at the Hub Restaurant for TSHS 35,000, 12.30 to 3.30pm & Dinner Buffet from 7-11pm. Call +255 22 234 3434.

• Q-Bar – Monday Rocks! Lunch Special from 12-2pm, includes Free Soft Drink & Coffee. Call 0754 282 474.

• Grand Restaurant: Eat right day and night - Open 24x7 (Tupo wazi masaa 24). The Grand Early Bird Offer – Order any one from all day breakfast and receive a complimentary beverage of your choice, offer valid daily between 6AM to 11AM. Choose meals from our menu of Global cuisines (Chinese, Indian, Continental, Italian, Western & Tanzanian).

FREE DELIVERY |T&C Apply.

Call: +255 (0) 22 211 3421 +255 677 788 888.

Offer – Order any one from all day breakfast and receive a complimentary beverage of your choice, offer valid daily between 6AM to 11AM. Choose meals from our menu of Global cuisines (Chinese, Indian, Continental, Italian, Western & Tanzanian).

FREE DELIVERY |T&C Apply.

Call: +255 (0) 22 211 3421 +255 677 788 888.

• Akemi Revolving Restaurant: Lunch Buffet from 12-3pm, TSHS 35,000 & a la Carte Light Lunch from 12-3pm with a selection of dishes ranging from TSHS 15,000-19,000. Call +255 687/0753 360 360.

• Doubletree by Hilton, Oyster Bay – “Jewels of the Sea”- Enjoy a complimentary plated appetizer when you order from the Seafood BBQ Menu, starting from TSHS 35,000 pp. For more details, call +255 779 000 006/7.

• Dar es Salaam Serena Hotel: International Lunch Buffet from 12:30-3:30pm for TSHS 45,000 & Set Menu Dinner from 6:30-10:30pm for TSHS 50,000 at Serengeti Restaurant. Call 022 221 2500.

• New Africa Hotel: Power Lunch at Bandari Grill for TSHS 29,000. 12-3pm & Thai by the Waves from 6.30-11.00pm Call +255 22 211 7050/51.

• Hyatt Regency – The Kilimanjaro: Enjoy a new dining experience: The Palm Brasserie offers delicious breakfast from 6:30-10:30, Buffer Lunch from 12:30- 15:30 & Dinner from 18:30 – 22:30.

Flame Tree Lounge & Terrace offers new menu Gourmet Panini, Baguettes, Pizzas, Burgers, & our home-made smoothies and freshly grinded coffees from 8:00-11:00. Oriental Restaurant offers mix of Asian flavor, from Chinese and Thai to Japanese and Vietnamese, including fresh Sushi and Sashimi, dim sum and other Asian dishes from 6:00pm to 10:30pm. Call +255 764 701 234.

• Ramada Resort: Arabic night with live cooking station & complimentary rum-less mojito. Call +255 22 216 2333.

• Golden Tulip Dar es Salaam City Center: Citrus Lounge – Fire restaurant. Lunch buffet at TSHS 20,000 PP. Call 022 212 9351/0624 100 000.

• Ramada Encore: Continental Lunch Buffet at the Hub Restaurant for TSHS 35,000, 12.30 to 3pm & BBQ night (with unlimited beers) for TSHS 48,000/- from 7-9pm. Call +255 22 234 3434 • Q-Bar – Monday Rocks! Lunch Special from 12-2pm, includes Free Soft Drink & Coffee. Call 0754 282 474.

• Grand Restaurant: Eat right day and night - Open 24x7 (Tupo wazi masaa 24). The Grand Early Bird Offer – Order any one from all day breakfast and receive a complimentary beverage of your choice, offer valid daily between 6AM to 11AM. Choose meals from our menu of Global cuisines (Chinese, Indian, Continental, Italian, Western & Tanzanian).

FREE DELIVERY |T&C Apply.

Call: +255 (0) 22 211 3421 +255 677 788 888.

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• Akemi Revolving Restaurant: Lunch Buffet from 12-3pm, TSHS 35,000 & a la Carte Light Lunch from 12-3pm with a selection of dishes ranging from TSHS 15,000-19,000. Call +255 687/0753 360 360.

• Doubletree by Hilton, Oyster Bay – “Friends Night” – Share a platter of BBQ kebabs with side salads and French fries, starting from TSH 30,000 pp. For more details, call +255 779 000 006/7.

• Dar es Salaam Serena Hotel: International Lunch Buffet from 12:30-3:30pm for TSHS 45,000 & Set Menu Dinner from 6:30-10:30pm for TSHS 50,000 at at Serengeti Restaurant. Call 022 221 2500.

• New Africa Hotel: Indian Night at Bandari Grill with Varda Arts Band for TSHS 35,000 from 7-11pm & Thai by the Waves from 6:30-11pm. Call + 255 22 211 7050.

• Golden Tulip Dar es Salaam City Center – Football craze at Citrus lounge. Enjoy your team sweating out on the field with a 25% off on Mocktails from 2.30pm to 6.30pm. Call 022 212 9351.

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Sunday

Friday Saturday

• Akemi Revolving Restaurant: Lunch Buffet from 12-3pm, TSHS 35,000 & a la Carte Light Lunch from 12-3pm with a selection of dishes ranging from TSHS 15,000-19,000. Call +255 687/0753 360 360.

• Doubletree by Hilton, Oyster Bay – “Middle Eastern Flavors” - Choose 4 Meze from the menu and get a 5th one free, starting from TSH 8,000 per meze. For more details, call +255 779 000 006/7.

• New Africa Hotel: Power Lunch at Bandari Grill for TSHS 29,000. 12-3pm & Thai by the Waves from 6.30-11.00pm Call +255 22 211 7050/51.

• Hyatt Regency – The Kilimanjaro: Enjoy a new dining experience: The Palm Brasserie offers delicious breakfast from 6:30-10:30, Buffer Lunch from 12:30- 15:30 & Dinner from 18:30 – 22:30. Flame Tree Lounge & Terrace offers new menu Gourmet Panini, Baguettes, Pizzas, Burgers, & our home-made smoothies and freshly grinded coffees from 8-1pm.

Oriental Restaurant offers mix of Asian flavor, from Chinese and Thai to Japanese and Vietnamese, including fresh Sushi and Sashimi, dim sum and other Asian dishes from 6-10:30pm. Call +255 764 701 234.

• Dar es Salaam Serena Hotel: African Night at Serengeti & Kibo Terrace Restaurants (Outdoor Barbeque Night with Swahili Blues Band) from 6:3010:30pm, for only TSHS 55,000. Call 022 221 2500.

• Ramada Encore: Continental Lunch Buffet at the Hub Restaurant for TSHS 35,000 from 12.30 to 3pm & Dinner from a la Carte menu from 7-11pm. Call +255 22 234 3434.

• Golden Tulip Dar es Salaam City Center - Delhi Darbar. Lunch buffet at TSHS 20,000 PP. Call 022 212 9351.

• Q-Bar – Monday Rocks! Lunch Special from 12-2pm, includes Free Soft Drink & Coffee. Call 0754 282 474.

• Grand Restaurant: Eat right day and night - Open 24x7 (Tupo wazi masaa 24). The Grand Early Bird Offer – Order any one from all day breakfast and receive a complimentary beverage of your choice, offer valid daily between 6AM to 11AM. Choose meals from our menu of Global cuisines (Chinese, Indian, Continental, Italian, Western & Tanzanian).

FREE DELIVERY |T&C Apply.

Call: +255 (0) 22 211 3421 +255 677 788 888.

• Golden Tulip Hotel (Oysterbay) – “The Big Chill” Special BBQ from 12-5pm. Adults TSHS 40,000/= & Kids TSHS 25,000/=. Call 0773 272 247.

• Ramada Encore: Ramada Encore: Continental Lunch Buffet at the Hub Restaurant for TSHS 35,000, 12.30 to 3pm & Dinner from a la Carte menu from 7-11pm. Call +255 22 234 3434.

• Hyatt Regency – The Kilimanjaro: Enjoy a new dining experience: The Palm Brasserie offers delicious breakfast from 6:30-10:30, Buffer Lunch from 12:3015:30 & Dinner from 18:30 – 22:30. Flame Tree Lounge & Terrace offers new menu Gourmet Panini, Baguettes, Pizzas, Burgers, & our home-made smoothies and freshly grinded coffees from 8-1pm. Oriental Restaurant offers mix of Asian flavor, from Chinese and Thai to Japanese and Vietnamese, including fresh Sushi and Sashimi, dim sum and other Asian dishes from 6-10:30pm. Call +255 764 701 234..

• Grand Restaurant: Eat right day and night - Open 24x7 (Tupo wazi masaa 24). The Grand Early Bird Offer – Order any one from all day breakfast and receive a complimentary beverage of your choice, offer valid daily between 6AM to 11AM. Choose meals from our menu of Global cuisines (Chinese, Indian, Continental, Italian, Western & Tanzanian).

FREE DELIVERY |T&C Apply.

Call: +255 (0) 22 211 3421 +255 677 788 888.

• Akemi Revolving Restaurant: Sunday Brunch from 124pm. Buffet, live music and unlimited sparkling wine, mimosas and bloody Mary’s for only TSHS 45,000 pp. Call +255 687/0753 360 360.

• Doubletree by Hilton, Oyster Bay: “Relax “– Nyama Choma with a free glass of Sweet Red Wine, starting from TSH 30,000 pp.For more details, call +255 779 000 006/7.

• Golden Tulip Hotel (Oysterbay)– “The Big Chill” Special BBQ from 12-5pm. Adults TSHS 40,000/= & Kids TSHS 25,000/=. Call 0773 272 247.

• New Africa Hotel: Thai by the Waves from 6.30-11pm & Sunday Brunch at TSHS 45,000 from 11-3pm. Call 022 211 7050/51.

• Hyatt Regency The Kilimanjaro: Family-friendly Sunday Brunch with live music and a variety of children’s activities from 12:30-3:30 pm Call: +255 764 701 234.

• Dar es Salaam Serena Hotel: Family Brunch with a variety of children’s activities from 12:30-3:30pm for only Tsh 60,000. Call 022 221 2500.

• Golden Tulip Dar es Salaam City Center - Grand Buffet Breakfast, TSHS 30,000. Call 022 212 9351.

• Ramada Encore: Sunday Sparkling Brunch (bottomless bubbly) for TSHS 38,000/- from 9-3pm & Dinner from a la Carte menu from 7-11pm. Call +255 22 234 3434.

Call +255 22 234 3434.

• Grand Restaurant: Eat right day and night - Open 24x7 (Tupo wazi masaa 24). Sunday Double Up Deal - Order any dish worth TSH 25,000 and get a dish of same amount or lesser for FREE. Offer is also valid on Public holidays. T&C Apply. The Grand Early Bird Offer – Order any one from all day breakfast and receive a complimentary beverage of your choice, offer valid daily between 6AM to 11AM. Choose meals from our menu of Global cuisines (Chinese, Indian, Continental, Italian, Western & Tanzanian).

FREE DELIVERY T&C Apply. Call: +255 (0) 22 211 3421 +255 677 788 888.

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