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President Jakaya Kikwete, looks on as First Lady Salma, greets China's Vice President, Li Yuanchao during the commemorations of the 50th anniversary of China/Tanzania Cooperation in Beijing China yesterday. (Photo: John Lukuwi of MAELEZO).
China to offer $104 million in fourth round of Ebola aid
China pledges an extra HK$630 million to Africa in battle against Ebola
UPDATE 1-Tanzania, China sign East Africa investment deals worth $1.7 billion
Artwork raises funds for sufferers Isle of Wight County Press
Organiser Anne Axford with some of the paintings in the show. Picture by Peter Boeam. ART. TWO artists with Spina Bifida took part in an exhibition to raise money for those suffering from the condition. Kelly Murdoch, of Ztam Photography, from St Helens, ...
Organiser Anne Axford with some of the paintings in the show. Picture by Peter Boeam. ART. TWO artists with Spina Bifida took part in an exhibition to raise money for those suffering from the condition. Kelly Murdoch, of Ztam Photography, from St Helens, ...