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We’re bringing up our children in a very different world from when we were young.

Dar es Salaam. Arusha has been named among 35 cities from across the globe which are ready to respond to the social, economic and physical shocks.

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Arusha, with a population of 1.6 million, is among six African cities selected to join a Rockefeller Foundation pioneered 100 Resilient Cities (100RC).

Seven month ago, Neema Mwita’s story of domestic violence made headlines across the country. Neema, a mother and wife living in Mara, suffered one of the worst cases of domestic violence.

Maria-Stella Nkya, a resident of Dar es Salaam received a short notice from her housemaid stating that she was resigning from her work. Upon such notice, Stella, who was living with her children decided to take them to her mother who resides in another area in Dar es Salaam.