#Morogoro

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Morogoro, Tanzania

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Exporter of Vial Collection Unit in Tanzania

Company Overview: Laxmi Pharma Equipment is a well-known Manufacturer, Supplier, and Exporter of Vial Collection Unit in Tanzania. Laxmi Pharma Equipment, established in 1985, operates from Phase III, Vatva, Ahmedabad, Gujarat, India. The company offers a wide range of pharmaceutical machinery, including Washing Machines, Filling Machines, Stoppering Machines, Capping Machines, Labelling Machines, Packaging Machines, Process Equipment, and more. Vial Collection Units are essential in pharmaceutical manufacturing and clinical environments for safe disposal and management of vials, including empty, used, or broken ones, as well as those containing residual substances. These units are widely used in healthcare, research laboratories, and environmental monitoring for securely collecting, storing, and transporting liquid specimens. Key Features: Secure and Sealed Container: Prevents leakage, breakage, or escape of hazardous substances. Segregation Mechanism: Allows segregation of vials based on different criteria. Labeling and Identification: Incorporates systems for easy categorization and correct deposition. Regulatory Compliance: Adheres to safety standards and regulatory requirements for proper disposal of pharmaceutical waste. Durability: Constructed from durable materials for long-lasting performance in clinical and laboratory settings. Laxmi Pharma Equipment is Exporter of  Vial Collection Unit in Tanzania and Including Dar es Salaam, Mwanza, Arusha, Dodoma, Mbeya, Morogoro, Tanga, Kahama, Tabora, Zanzibar City, Kigoma, Sumbawanga, Kasulu, Songea, Moshi, Musoma, Shinyanga, Iringa, Singida, Njombe, Bukoba, Kibaha, Mtwara, Mpanda, Tunduma, Makambako, Babati, Handeni, Lindi, Korogwe, Mafinga, Nansio. For any questions or further information, please contact us. Read the full article

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Freedom won through sacrifice and unity. Happy Madaraka Day, celebrating our journey towards a brighter future for all.

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Truly, Growing the Game

International co-operation secures brighter futures for Uganda’s youngsters Written by Nicole Wheatley Golf and community are two words that are often neatly positioned in sentences describing the benefits of the game and the way that we support one another. Sometimes these are throw-away statements, but recently I came across an unparalleled example of how the global golf community does come…

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Morogoro Tree Toad or Robust Forest Toad or Robust Viviparous Toad (Nectophrynoides viviparus), family Bufonidae, Uluguru mountains, Tanzania

This toad retains the eggs internally, the young go through the tadpole stage in the eggs, and then the froglets emerge from the mother's cloaca... live birth for frogs! A good strategy for arboreal toads.

Photograph by Matthieu Berroneau

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“A woman carrying a large pot.” Morogoro district, Tanzania East Africa.

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Healthy forests, healthy planet, healthy humans.

Forests are often called the lungs of the planet, because they absorb harmful carbon dioxide and produce life-giving oxygen so it’s no exaggeration to equate healthy forests with healthy people, the theme of this year’s International Day of Forests.

Covering 31 per cent of Earth’s land and providing a home to 80 per cent of all land-based species, forests are crucial to human health and well-being, but their loss across the planet is threatening people everywhere.

Here are five things you need to know about the age-old and ever-growing interlinked relationship between forests and human health.

CityAdapt - Forests are key to building climate resilience.

1. Carbon sinks combat climate change

Forest ecosystems keep the planet healthy by regulating the climate, rainfall patterns, and watersheds and crucially provide the oxygen which is essential to human existence.

Healthy forests help to keep climate change in check by acting as “carbon sinks”, which annually absorb about two billion tonnes of carbon dioxide, the gas which is contributing to climate change and the increase of temperatures globally.

The rapidly changing climate is threatening the very existence of people in many different ways: through death and illness due to extreme weather events, the disruption of food systems, and the increase in diseases. Simply put, without healthy forests, people around the world, especially in the world’s most vulnerable countries, will struggle to lead healthy lives and maybe even to survive.

UN-REDD Forest products are processed into medicine in Viet Nam.

2. Nature’s pharmacies: from masks to medicine cabinets

From masks to medicines, forest products are used around the world every day. As many as 80 per cent of developing nations and one quarter of developed countries depend on plant-based medicinal drugs.

Forests contain about 50,000 plant species used for medicinal purposes by both local communities and multinational pharmaceutical companies. For millennia, forest dwellers have treated a range of ailments using products they have harvested. At the same time, many common pharmaceutical medicines are rooted in forest plants, including cancer-treating drugs from the Madagascar periwinkle and malaria medication, quinine, from cinchona trees.

The One Health approach, launched as part of the UN response to the COVID-19 pandemic, recognizes that the health of humans, animals, plants, and the wider environment, including forests, are closely linked and interdependent.

© FAO/ A woman carries goods through Uluguru Nature Forest Reserve in Morogoro, Tanzania.

3. Dinner for 1 billion people

Nearly one billion people globally depend on harvesting wild food such as herbs, fruits, nuts, meat, and insects for nutritious diets. In some remote tropical areas, the consumption of wild animals is estimated to cover between 60 and 80 per cent of daily protein needs.

A study from 43,000 households across 27 countries in Africa found that the dietary diversity of children exposed to forests was at least 25 per cent higher than those who were not.

In 22 countries in Asia and Africa, including both industrialized and developing countries, researchers found that indigenous communities use an average of 120 wild foods per community, and in India, an estimated 50 million households supplement their diets with fruits gathered from wildland forests and surrounding bushland.

UNDP Timor-Leste / Communities in Timor-Leste are helping to restore mangrove forests.

4. Forests are crucial for sustainable development

Forests provide goods and services, employment, and income to perhaps 2.5 billion people worldwide; that’s around one third of the global population.

Keeping forests – and humans – healthy is also at the heart of sustainable development and the 2030 Agenda. Woodlands play a key role in advancing progress across the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), including:

SDG 3 Well-being: Woodlands feel good. Studies show that spending time in forests can boost immune systems while elevating positive emotions and lowering stress, blood pressure, depression, fatigue, anxiety, and tension. Human health and well-being depend on the natural environment, which provides such essential benefits as clean air, water, healthy soils, and food.

SDG 6 Water: Forests play a filtering role in providing freshwater. About 75 per cent of the world’s accessible freshwater comes from forested watersheds. By feeding rivers, forests supply drinking water for nearly half of the world’s largest cities. Threats to forests could trigger water shortages and put global freshwater resources at risk for people across the world, which are among urgent issues addressed at the forthcoming UN 2023 Water Conference.

SDG 13 Climate action: The woods buffer the impacts of storms and floods, protecting human health and safety during extreme weather events. For centuries, forests have acted as nature’s socio-economic safety nets in times of crisis. Sustainably managed and protected forests mean enhanced health and safety for all.

Deforestation continues despite international calls to protect forests.

5. Forests need protecting

The wide-ranging benefits of forests are well known, but that doesn’t mean they are offered the protection that they perhaps deserve. Fire, insect-damage and deforestation have accounted for up to 150 million hectares of forest loss in certain years over the last decade, that’s more than the landmass of a country like Chad or Peru. The production of agricultural commodities alone, including palm oil, beef, soy, timber, and pulp and paper, drives around 70 per cent of tropical deforestation.

Many governments have adopted forest-friendly policies, and others have increased investment in woodlands and trees. Local communities and actors are making their own strides, sometimes one tree at a time. The UN established the Decade for Ecosystem Restoration (2021-2023) and its agencies are harnessing partnerships with local to global stakeholders to better protect forests, from planting three million trees in Peru to empowering young women to work as community forest rangers to protect illegal fauna trafficking in Indonesia.

Established in 2008, UN-REDD is the flagship UN knowledge and advisory partnership on forests and climate, supporting 65 partner countries. Building on the expertise of the UN Environment Programme (UNEP), UN Development Programme, and the Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO), the initiative has, among other things, seen member countries reduce forest emissions at levels equivalent to taking 150 million cars off the road for a year, ushering in a lot of more fresh air.

For guidance on creating an enabling environment in which people can benefit from all woodlands have to offer, FAO offers recommendations alongside a closer look at many key interlinkage between forest and human health in its report, Forests for human health and well-being

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Aishi Manula: Profile and Career Overview

Early Life and BackgroundAishi Manula was born on September 13, 1995, in Morogoro, Tanzania. Growing up in this region, he developed an interest in football from a young age, which eventually led him to pursue a career in the sport.Professional CareerManula began his professional football career at Mtibwa Sugar FC before moving to Azam FC in 2012 at the age of 17. His time at Azam FC was marked…

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Exporter of Spray Dryer in Tanzania

Drytech Engineering Systems is a trusted Exporter of Spray Dryer in Tanzania. We are located in Ahmedabad, Gujarat, India. Drytech Engineering Systems spray dryers are sophisticated pieces of equipment that transform liquid solutions or suspensions into dry powders in a single, continuous process. It atomizes the liquid into a fine spray within a heated chamber. The solvent's rapid evaporation leaves solid particles, which are then collected. We adhere to stringent quality standards in the manufacturing of our spray dryers, ensuring durability, reliability, and optimal performance. Drytech Engineering Systems' team of experts can tailor spray dryers to meet your specific requirements, including capacity, particle size, and material compatibility. Our spray dryers incorporate the latest advancements in drying technology, maximizing efficiency and minimizing energy consumption. We provide comprehensive support, from installation and commissioning to training and maintenance, ensuring smooth operation and long-term satisfaction. Features of Our Spray Dryers: Precise Particle Size Control: Achieve desired particle size distribution for optimal product characteristics. Efficient Drying: Rapid and uniform drying ensures high product quality and throughput. Versatile Applications: Suitable for a wide range of materials, including food, pharmaceuticals, chemicals, and ceramics. Hygienic Design: Easy-to-clean design meets stringent hygiene standards for food and pharmaceutical applications. Automated Control: Advanced control systems for precise monitoring and control of the drying process. Applications of Our Spray Dryers: Food Industry: Milk powder, instant coffee, flavorings, food additives Pharmaceutical Industry: Active pharmaceutical ingredients (APIs), excipients, drug formulations Chemical Industry: Polymers, pigments, dyes, catalysts Ceramics Industry: Ceramic powders, advanced materials Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs): What is the capacity range of your spray dryers? Our spray dryers are available in a wide range of capacities, from small-scale laboratory units to large-scale industrial systems What types of materials can be dried using your spray dryers? Our spray dryers can handle a wide variety of materials, including solutions, suspensions, emulsions, and slurries. We can advise on the suitability of your specific material. What is the lead time for delivery of a spray dryer? The lead time varies depending on the specific configuration and customization required. We will provide you with a clear timeline upon order confirmation. Drytech Engineering Systems is a trusted Exporter of Spray Dryer in Tanzania including locations Dar es Salaam, Mwanza, Arusha, Mbeya, Morogoro, Tanga, Kahama, Tabora, Zanzibar City, Kigoma, Dodoma, Sumbawanga, Kasulu, Songea, Moshi, Musoma, Shinyanga, Iringa, Singida, Njombe, Bukoba, Kibaha, Mtwara, Mpanda, Tunduma, Makambako, Babati, Handeni, Lindi, Korogwe, Mafinga, and Nansio. Contact Us today for your spray dryer solutions! View Product: Click Here Read the full article

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Video – More than 50 burned alive in fuel tank explosion as they tried to siphon petrol in Msamvu, Morogoro Tanzania @KenyanTraffic

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Banded Rubber Frog (Phrynomantis bifasciatus), family Microhylidae, Morogoro region, Tanzania

photograph by Laura Bok

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Buy Sisal Fiber wholesale

Buy Sisal Fiber wholesale from Eco Edge

You can now buy Sisal Fiber wholesale from Eco Edge Company Limited Tanzania. Sisal Fiber is a product that comes from Sisal leaves and has so many uses in different fields. Currently we have the Sisal Fiber, Sisal, ropes and sisal twines. All these are highly sorted products and are also fully biodegradable. If you do your research you will see Tanzania the country where we operate is the second largest producer of Sisal Fiber with the first being Brazil. We have mastered the art of sisal fiber production and can now rival bigger factories in the World.

Bringing your business to Eco Edge Company Limited is the best thing you will do this year. Our team is very experienced, friendly and will guide you through the entire process while answering your every question. There’s no better wholesale supplier of sisal fiber in Tanzania than Eco Edge at the moment. We bring you quality Natural Sisal Fiber that is biodegradable at very low rate. Send inquiries today if you are looking to buy Sisal Fiber wholesale.

Is it possible to buy Sisal Fiber wholesale online?

It is possible and this option is available to all those who cannot travel to our factory for inspection. If that is the case with you, then you can simply contact us and get all the processes online. This way is fast and very effective. However when buying online you must make sure the vendor you are talking to is legit. There are many fake companies online looking to defraud people and we do our best to advice against them. If you are looking to buy Sisal Fiber online then the best place to do so is Eco Edge Company Limited. Even if we do not have stock, we will direct you to a genuine company that will be able to meet your request.

Wholesale distributors are welcome to our factory at anytime. Distributors are like the backbone of our company and we move our products through them. Our whole process is about making things very easy and fast for our wholesale buyers. If you are a distributor looking to buy sisal fiber wholesale then do not hesitate to contact us. We have stock at the moment ready to be shipped to any part if the world.

Sisal Fiber in Tanzania

Sisal Fiber is Tanzania’s biggest export and provides employment to many in the country. In this post we will be looking at the history of Sisal fiber in Tanzania. The sisal plant, a member of the Agavaceae plant family and indigenous to the arid regions of north and central America, was first introduced to East Africa in 1893 by visionary German Agronomist Dr. Richard Hindorf who smuggled the plant Agave sisalana into Tanganyika from Yucatán, Mexico. Only 62 plants had survived the journey, but it was commercially viable to start the industry. The country’s warm and semi-arid climate was perfect for the plant and production grew exponentially.

At independence in 1961, Tanganyika was the world leader in Sisal production and over 200,000 tonnes of sisal were produced annually employing over 1 million workers in the industry. The crop was the country’s highest foreign exchange earner and was referred to as Tanzania’s ‘green gold’.

Sisal production in the country peaked in 1964 with around 250,000 tonnes in production from regions from all over the country such as Tanga, Morogoro, Arusha, Mwanza and Shinyanga. In 1967 following the Arusha Declaration most of the sisal estates were nationalized by the government. Furthermore, the increasing popularity of synthetic nylon fibres drove the world price for sisal down resulting in the foreclosure of many sisal factories.

With the changing economic landscape in Tanzania, the government of Tanzania passed the Sisal Industry Act, 1997; which allowed privatization of the government owned factories and established the Tanzania Sisal Board. Sisal production since has been stable. Tanzania currently sits as the second largest producer of Sisal in the world after Brazil and the government plans to revive the industry to help facilitate the nations former glory.

Wholesale suppliers of Sisal fiber.