Tech startups have been making creative products that provide solutions to a lot of the social problems we face. Here are 3 tech startups that are currently offering solutions in the education and financial sector in Tanzania.
Eileen Mwalongo ni Mtanzania na mwanafunzi wa Diplomasia katika Chuo cha Vistula nchini Poland. Eileen amekuwa akijihusisha na masuala mbalimbali…
Most of tech talents in Africa learn their skills out of a traditional, four year degree.
Chausiku Foundation ni taasisi iliyoweza kugundua mashine aina ya “ATM” ambayo inauwezo wa kutoa pedi kwa ajili ya matumizi ya…
There’s a new and unconventional space for children in Dar-es-Salaam, and it’s called UpStudio Africa! As the name suggests, it…
Adam A. Duma ni mwazilishi shiriki wa SmartClass Tanzania, Afisa Mkuu wa utendaji SmartClass Tanzania. Tumepata nafasi ya kuzungumza nae…
A recent article on IPPmedia.com highlights an exciting program that supports Tanzanian young entrepreneurs and agribusiness owners with training, finance…
One’s learning style is the method they use as an individual in learning. It could be visual, audio, written, or practical experience.
“The main purpose was to teach these girls soft skills, including entrepreneurship, so that they could improve their livelihoods”
Tuko Pamoja aims to dismantle the stigma and plight against People with albinism in Tanzania.
A poem from a student at the Aga Khan Academy, Mombasa
We got to know Ejaz Bhalloo, an outspoken student who lectures on Religion, Politics and Humanity.
Now accepting entries to the 2015 Blogging Prize. Deadline: 18th October.
Rwanda’s ICT sector needs more than 13,000 qualified and skilled human resources in various areas.
A response to Ali Mufuruki’s recent speech on the idea of Africa Rising.
This past Sunday, October 19th, Nipashe reported on a possible Ebola case in Mwanza‘s Sengerema district. The patient, Salome Richard,…
Deadline for Tanzanians: 10am on Monday 13th October.
“It is my belief that some people are pushing this narrowed view of education assessment for alternative goals besides the improvement of quality in education…”
“The new grade system is opening a national conversation about how national exams are graded. Time to go into the kitchen and see just how the sauce is made.” An opinion piece by Niwa Elisante.
Kwenye Wizara Ya Vijana Utamaduni Na Michezo, kuna fungu linalotolewa kila mwaka wa fedha, lenye lengo la kuendeleza vijana chini ya “mfuko wa maendeleo ya vijana”.
NUHA Foundation has announced its third annual blogging prize competition. Entries due by 6th October 2013.
In search for local youth volunteers.
Miongo mitano, uongo mtamu!
Different data will tell different things. How deep do stories about data get? What exactly can we learn from data?
All voters agreed we should discuss religious diversity, and most expressed that we can do it anywhere.
Most respondents felt that Tanzania’s past is “somewhat important” to building her future. What, then, should we pay attention to? What should we ignore?
Results indicate that we had 16 responses, most of whom voted that both, Swahili and English, should be the languages of instruction in public secondary schools.
Pitia au wanunulie watoto wako wa wadogo zako kitabu kinachoitwa “Enjoy Chemistry, Furahia Kemia”, kisha tupe maoni yako. Hiki ni kitabu cha kwa kwanza cha kiada kilichoandikwa kwa lugha mbili (Kiingereza na Kiswahili) kwa ajili ya wanafunzi wa kidato cha kwanza.
This is a friendly response to a blog post written recently by a Peace Corps volunteer teacher and coach on the Tanzanian education system.
EdExpo 2013 will also feature an information and partnership building seminar on 15th March 2013.