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In a post pandemic world, travelling and eating local seem to be on the rise. On August 22, 2020 there was no better place in Arusha to experience just that than at Rivertrees Country Inn. Discover more of 'Saturday Market' at on http://fasmagazine.com/saturday-market-at-rivertrees-country-inn-arusha/

Meet , a brewer with a discerning taste. Tsikwe appreciates how local brews are made in North Tanzania, and gives a comparison to local brews in South Africa. All on page 21 of FAS Magazine Food issue https://issuu.com/fasmagazine/docs/fasmagazine11p

FUN FACT: Did you know that black pepper produced on the Zanzibar archipelago won the Mode Selection Gold Award in 2019 for its high quality?
🍹Cheers to that and check out a scrumptious cocktail made of black pepper on page 8 of our latest issue here https://issuu.com/fasmagazine/docs/fasmagazine11p
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New FAS Magazine Issue now available online. Enjoy!

FAS Magazine 11 The Food Issue dwelves into a gut fullfilling experience about food in Tanzania.

Let's look at the changing face of Tanzania's beauty culture and how one of the widest group of hospitals in Turkey is transforming lives by delivering cutting age cosmetic procedures for the most pressing medical concerns in the East African nation. Did you know that women in Tanzania are more likely to get breast reductions than breast augmentations? Find out why in here https://issuu.com/fasmagazine/docs/fas_magazine_10. Contact for your free consultation.

One person's trash is another person's treasure. Here are a number of ways to reduce pollution caused by waste, preserve natural resources, and models of counties with a positive approach to waste.

When food meets fashion.

See full editorial here https://issuu.com/fasmagazine/docs/fas_magazine_10

Blouse designer: Elvina Mathew
Tree bark high waist skirt designed by Glory Misana
Model Rahma Haruba
Photographer Abdul Mohamed
Styling: Shahbaaz Sayed ( and Shellina Ebrahim )

For most of us, our relationship with plastic goods ends up in the trash. But for , it's just the beginning of something extraordinary.
Full story in available here https://issuu.com/fasmagazine/docs/fas_magazine_10
Interviewed and written by Shellina Ebrahim

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Architects and designers Alice and Evans of tell that sometimes their work can make people wonder, "what we are doing in a pile of rubbish. We prefer to call it discarded objects. Trash has a negative connotation."
Interviewed by Shellina Ebrahim

Elegantly located in Eastern Serengeti - an area that was closed for 20 years for the repopulation of big cats - the soon to be reopened Namiri Plains is yet another spectacular example of Asilia's dedication and leadership in delivering genuine safaris while making genuine difference. Full story in https://issuu.com/fasmagazine/docs/fas_magazine_10