UBCO prof, students help Tanzania school

UBCO prof, students help Tanzania school
Kelowna Capital News
It's a basic, biological need. When you need to go to the bathroom, you need to go. But a group of children in Tanzania are about to lose the opportunity to get an education because the washrooms at the school are in such bad shape, the building is about to ...
UBCO group works to save school in TanzaniaThe Daily Courier (subscription)

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Kelowna Capital News

Habari Zinazoendana

11 years ago

Jamaica Plain Gazette

01 Mar

British School students volunteer in Tanzania

British School students volunteer in Tanzania
Jamaica Plain Gazette
For a group of British School of Boston (BSB) students, months of fundraising, studying Swahili and raising awareness finally paid off earlier this month, when they flew to Arusha, Tanzania for a week-long service trip. Tomas Navarro, 14; Katie Malone, 17; ...

 

10 years ago

Westport Now

18 Jan

Saugatuck Students Raise Funds for Tanzania School

Saugatuck Students Raise Funds for Tanzania School
Westport Now
Ben Berkley (l) and JT Shapiro of Saugatuck Elementary School's Caring Council have their change counted at the TD Bank on Westport's Main Street after a month-long effort to raise funds for the tuition of two students at the Secondary Education for Girls' ...

 

10 years ago

AllAfrica.Com

20 Jan

Secondary School Students in Siha, Tanzania to Own Laptops By 2025

Secondary School Students in Siha, Tanzania to Own Laptops By 2025
AllAfrica.com
Every secondary School student in Siha, which is one of the seven administrative districts of Kilimanjaro Region in Tanzania is set to own a laptop computer and every household to have a university graduate by 2025. This was said by SIHA Member of ...

 

11 years ago

Brentwood Gazette

06 Jun

Tanzania challenge 'to take St Martin's School students out of comfort zone'

Brentwood Gazette
Tanzania challenge 'to take St Martin's School students out of comfort zone'
Brentwood Gazette
After months of hard work raising £2,300 each, sixth-formers will head to Tanzania, where they will trek through national parks and be taught how to survive in the bush by the Masai people. They will then make their way to a village near Iringa to help rebuild a ...

 

9 years ago

TV

20 Dec

McAuley High School students give to Tanzanian students - WCSH

WCSH-TV
McAuley High School students give to Tanzanian students
WCSH-TV
The students filled a 40-foot shipping container full items to help Tanzanian students get an education. Loading… Post to Facebook. McAuley High School students give to Tanzanian students The students filled a 40-foot shipping container full items to ...
McAuley students and staff send supplies to TanzaniaWMTW Portland

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10 years ago

IPPmedia

25 Oct

Govt plans extension of loans to Tanzania Law School students

IPPmedia
Govt plans extension of loans to Tanzania Law School students
IPPmedia
Justice and Constitutional Affairs Minister Dr Asha-Rose Migiro and her deputy Angellah Kairuki, inspect a building proposed to serve as a training court at the Law School in Dar es Salaam yesterday. Right is Head of the Institute of Law School Dr Gerald ...

 

10 years ago

TheCitizen

09 Oct

Students burn school property

 Forty students of Njombe Boys Secondary School are under police custody for investigation over the burning a dormitory, wood workshop and destroying various properties belonging to the school and teachers.

 

11 years ago

IPPmedia

13 Feb

School suspends 53 Form Six students

School suspends 53 Form Six students
IPPmedia
While the country struggles to increase the number of professionals across all sectors, some 53 Form Six candidates of St. Anne Marie Academy in Mbezi kwa Msuguri in Kinondoni district, Dar es Salaam, have been suspended from classes and forced to ...

 

11 years ago

TheCitizen

29 Apr

Students say shortages will mess school

In a bid to boost academic performance at Lukole Secondary School, students have asked the government to help address a shortage of social services which they are currently encountering.

 

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