Mariam Ahmed

2 months ago | georgiastatesignal.com | Mariam Ahmed

Women’s sports are not given as much attention as male sports in America. Nonetheless, South Asian female athletes are few and far between. However, one has risen amongst our own here in Georgia. Female boxer, Sania Gandhi was born and raised in Atlanta, Georgia and is currently a student at Georgia State University. She first became interested in boxing when she was dealing with bullying and fat shaming from family and friends.

Jan 8, 2025 | mdpi.com | Fatma Alzahraa Mokhtar |Mariam Ahmed |Mohammad Y. Alfaifi |Ali Shati

5. Sesbania PhytochemistryChemicals known as phytochemicals are created by plants throughout their primary and secondary metabolism. They are essential to the growth, development, and defense systems of plants. These compounds are classified into primary and secondary metabolites. Primary metabolites, such as sugars, amino acids, and lipids, are directly involved in the growth and metabolic functions of the plant.

Dec 3, 2024 | mwananchi.co.tz | Mariam Ahmed

Muktasari:Mgombea kupitia tiketi ya Swapo, Netumbo Nandi-Ndaitwah anatarajiwa kuibuka mshindi kutokana na kuongoza katika kura Windhoek. Chama tawala cha Namibia, Swapo, kinaendelea kuongoza katika kura zinazoendelea kuhesabiwa kufuatia uchaguzi wa urais na Bunge uliofanyika Jumatano iliyopita Novemba 27. Mgombea kupitia tiketi ya Swapo, Netumbo Nandi-Ndaitwah anatarajiwa kuibuka mshindi kutokana na kuongoza katika kura.

Dec 2, 2024 | mwananchi.co.tz | Sute Kamwelwe |Mariam Ahmed

Dar es Salaam. Ofisa Mtendaji Mkuu wa Mpito wa Kampuni ya Yas Tanzania, Jerome Albou ametaja sababu zilizoifanya kampuni hiyo kubadili jina kutoka Tigo. Albou amesema lengo lao kuu ni kutaka kuboresha huduma za mtandao ili ziwe za kisasa zaidi huku zikimgusa kila mtu. Ofisa huyo amesema hayo leo Jumatatu Desemba 2, 2024 alipofanya mazungumzo maalumu yaliyoongozwa na Kaimu Mhariri Mtendaji Mkuu wa Mwananchi Communications Limited, Mpoki Thomson.

Nov 29, 2024 | thecitizen.co.tz | Sute Kamwelwe |Mariam Ahmed

Dar es Salaam. As Antimicrobial Resistance (AMR) is predicted to become the leading global cause of death by 2050, experts are urging Tanzanians to avoid improper drug use practices to mitigate this looming crisis. According to the World Health Organization (WHO), AMR currently causes 1.2 million deaths annually, with projections suggesting that by 2030, this number could rise to 10 million deaths per year.