FEATURE :New hope as rural women and girls learn empowering skills

Forty-three-year-old Dorah Christopher Msuya, a woman living with albinism, is one of 35 women and girls who recently attended training for a Women and Girls’ Empowerment (Woge) project in Arusha Region.

Tanzania: New Hope for Rural Women and Girls
AllAfrica.com
Arusha — Forty-three-year-old Dorah Christopher Msuya, a woman living with albinism, is one of 35 women and girls who recently attended training for a Women and Girls' Empowerment (Woge) project in Arusha Region. "Woge changed my mindset at the ...

Washington Post
Empowering women and girls in developing nations
Washington Post
Whether she is traveling to villages deep inside Tanzania or working side-by-side with leaders in developing countries, Natika Washington has one singular goal – to invest in the financial and social well-being of women and girls globally. As the director of ...

11 am Saturday morning finds me at Bukasa Trading Centre, bordering the affluent Muyenga neighborhood. The boda boda men are busy at the stage; the local women are occupied in their stalls selling charcoal, tomatoes, onions, and many other foodstuffs. I take shelter from the scorching sun under the shade as I wait for the girl that was sent to pick me up at the stage.

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Zanzibar VP wants students to learn entrepreneurial skills
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THE Zanzibar Second Vice-President, Amb. Seif Ali Iddi has appealed to higher learning institutions in the country to impart entrepreneurial skills to students in order to reduce unemployment problems in the country. Amb. Iddi made the call at the University ...

Over 70 Tanzanian exporters and importers yesterday took part in a one-day capacity building on the secrets of undertaking their trades successfully.