GOVERNOR GOES TO UGANDA

Mbarara: District Governor Lion Hayderali Gangji and the First Lady of the district 411B Nimira Gangji are on an official tour of Uganda visiting Lions Clubs. The Governor participated in several projects like tree planting, visiting the Mbarara sponsored health centre and also inspected a bus stand.
These projects were sponsored by Lions Club of Mbarara and Lions Club of Mbarara Central.

District Governor Lion Haiderali Ganji and First Lady Nimira Gangji visited Lions clubs of Mbarara and Mbarara Central on 21st March. He participated in several projects with the Lions of the clubs.

 

 

Tree planting campaign organized by the Mbarara Lions Club and Mbarara Central.

The First Lady plants the tree, and in years to come will promote the greenery and environment in Uganda.

GREAT LEADERS

The Past President of the United States of America, Jimmy Carter, a great humanitarian worker with PID and Board Appointee Dr. Manoj Shah and Lady Jayna Shah when they met recently in US.

DRAWING BOOKS FOR SALVATION ARMY

Some of the 400 varieties of drawing books donated by Lions Club of Dar es Salaam Mzizima to the children at the Salvation Army Camp at Kurasini in Dar es Salaam.

The Patron at the Salvation Army School receiving the drawings books from the Mzizima Club, Dar es Salaam recently.

CAMPAIGN AGAINST HIV/AIDS

Moshi, Tanzania: Lions Club of Moshi Kibo in partnership with a Norwegian Lions Club, Stard Fitjar, donated US$ 3400 to KIWAKUKI, a non-governmental organization, for launching a an educational campaign against HIV/AIDs in Kilimanjaro Region.

The donation in the form of a bank cheque was received by the Deputy Minister of the State, Hon. Abdallah Possi from the hands of the President of the club, Lion Inderjit Singh Rehal.

In another function held at the St. Francis School in Hai District in Kilimanjaro, the club donated a set of CCTV for the students who suffer low vision. The complete unit costs TShs. 12,000,000/=. Dr. Abdallah Possi was at the function as the main guest and later talked to the school children and staff members and Lions.

Add captionSt. Francis School in Hai District, in Kilimanjaro Region where Lions Club of Moshi Kibo donated CCTV worth TShs. 12,000,000/= for the low vision children. Deputy Minster for State Hon. Abdallah Possi was the Chief Guest at the function.

Deputy Minister Hon. Abdallah Possi inspects the CCTV complete set at the special school where the low vision children can enjoy the latest equipment.

DAR ES SALAAM MZIZIMA OFF TO MASASI

Dar es Salaam Mzizima Lions Club will be going to the southern town of Masasi on 17th March for a mega eye camp for four days. The team will drive back to Dar es Salaam on 20th March after conducting the eye camp there.

Mzizima club had organized a fund raising golf competition recently and funds collected from voluntary donations, will meet the expenses of the eye camp. Residents of Masasi and the surrounding villages will get the opportunity for free eyes examination, free reading glasses and cataract surgeries. Lions Club Mzizima has always been on the lead to provided health services in the up-country towns and rural areas.

Last year Mzizima Club provided free eye camp services at Kigoma, situated on the extreme western part of the country, hundreds of kms from Dar es Salaam to Kigoma. Considering the geographical area of Tanzania, the size of United Kingdom can be fitted three times like a jigsaw puzzle in the country!

Story by Abdul Hai