Sharing and connecting through poetry

London-based poet Warsan Shire was born into a Somali family in Kenya. She started writing poetry as a child and at 16 gave her first public reading at a poetry slam. She won.

Iringa public Library serves Iringa residents in general, especially secondary and college students. These visit the library whenever they need information or conduct research for their personal and academic use. Richard Suleiman, the regional librarian shares with Success a few things about his work. He also sheds light on measures that his office has taken to cultivate a reading culture in the community.

Connecting kids through their classrooms
Hereford Times
THE British Council funded project Connecting Classrooms has brought together nine teachers from Tanzania who have enjoyed an exciting week with their link schools: Ashperton, Bodenham, Ivington, Kimbolton, Kingsland, Leintwardine, Luston,Shobdon ...

Gladness Mwanga is a young woman who has made it possible for farmers to reach their market with just a click. The young scientist has come up with an innovation that will connect agricultural stakeholders through the use of a mobile phone.

Is fibre key to getting all of Africa online?

The system that can provide data and create Wi-Fi hotspots in remote parts of the world

Taasisi ya Africa Centre imekuja na shavu jingine kwa waandishi wa mashairi au malenga kuonesha uwezo wao. Kupitia mradi huo uitwao, Badilisha Poetry X-Change, waandishi wanaweza kuwasilisha mashairi yao kwa maneno au katika mfumo wa sauti kwa kuingia kwenye link hii. Badilisha Poetry X-Change ni maktaba kubwa ya mtandaoni ya maishairi ya kiafrika duniani kote. […]

The private sector should work tirelessly to have a dialogue with the public sector to ensure Tanzanians get a larger share in their resources, a minister has said.