We are fit, both in our heads and in our feet, to learn!
We are fit, both in our heads and in our feet, to learn!
Rozii’s thoughts on polygamous marriage.
Roziiii… that’s what they call her in her village Ilambilole – Iringa Rural. She is the tenth of a total of 15 children in a large family with one father and four wives. Her mother is the oldest of her father’s wives.
Safina scholarship holders’ hopes for a new education policy.
Safina scholarship holders’ hopes for a new education policy.
“Don’t think about the exams, think about the A’s!”
Edgar meets scholarship students at St. James Kilolo Secondary School before their exams.
Vainess is finishing her first semester of business administration at the top of her class!
Our scholarship recipient, Vainess, has proven to be the most outstanding student in the first year of her Bachelor’s degree program in Business Administration and Finance at St. John’s University in Dodoma.
“I see the value of education as something that makes me grow up and mature” – Rechor Ismail
A report about special challenges of young Maasai in their education.
Khairaty becomes head girl at St. James Secondary School.
Khairaty becomes head girl at St. James Secondary School.
My son, you see, practice makes perfect!
“My son, you see, practice makes perfect!” Joshua receives his Certificate of Secondary Education Examination with flying colors.
Are our children still learning?
Findings from Uwezo Tanzania’s latest 2019 learning status report.
Violence and brutality on school roads in Iringa
There is increasing violence and brutality against students on the streets of Iringa, causing concern in the community. These assaults have long-lasting physical and psychological effects on children, including injuries, early pregnancy, sexually transmitted diseases, and loss of life.