Shanta interviews Uwezo’s Rakesh
The urgent need for reform in Tanzania’s education policies.
Is the Tanzanian government’s money to cover free primary education going where it is meant to go?
Are current investments in Tanzanian education yielding their expected outcomes? Yesterday we posted Uwazi’s primary education study. Today we post their secondary education study.
Are current investments in Tanzanian education yielding their expected outcomes?
Tunafanyia kazi chombo cha Ushahidi ili kurahisisha zoezi zima la kuweka kwenye ramani mawazo na uzoefu wa vijana wakati wa Uchaguzi Mkuu Tanzania 2010.
We are working on a tool powered by Ushahidi to map youth ideas, thoughts, and experiences on the 2010 elections in Tanzania.
A much-needed study illustrates the urgent need for reform in Tanzania’s education policies.
The International Organization for Migration is conducting research into how the East African Community Common Market is affecting the Tanzanian diaspora. Here is how to help.
I was inspired by SN’s post about the TEDxDar statistics on Tanzania. In case anyone’s looking, here are two solid…
On this TED Talk, Alexis Ohanian (filmed November 2009) shows how Internet trends can essentially affect consumer demand. His presentation…
Daniel Pink – author and speaker on how the realm of “work” can be improved – held a small talk…
Building and expanding a venture that creates social value involves assessing impact. How do you measure how your project has…
The Youth Self Employment Foundation (YOSEFO) is dedicated to providing microfinancing services to young men and women in Tanzania “so…
The Mo Ibrahim Foundation – an institution committed to promoting good governance across the African continent – has published an…