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Early marriage or child marriage is the term that refers the marriage union between two people in which one or both parties are younger than 18 years of age. Tanzania’s marriage act of 1971 sets the minimum marriage age for girls is at 15 years with parental consent and 18 years for boys. It permits the marriage of 14-year-old children when the court […]

Exploring The Importance of Mentorship   What comes to mind when you think about the word ‘Mentor’? Do you think about your parents, your uncles and aunts? Maybe it is your supervisor or even your teacher. Or do you think about the characteristics of a person who can guide and support you as fly high like an eagle? No […]

ZUNGUMZA PRESS RELEASE. The End of Teenage Pregnancies Tanzania has the 17th highest adolescent fertility rate in Africa and it has increased from 116 to 132 between 2010 and 2016 (UNFPA, 2017).  Tai Tanzania aims to educate adolescents, both male, and female, about the adverse effects of teenage pregnancies through the true art of storytelling. Our new […]

SICHUKULII POA PRESS RELEASE. YOUR HEALTH IS YOUR WEALTH SICHUKULII POA is a story that is based on HIV/AIDS. HIV (human immunodeficiency virus) is a virus that attacks cells that help the body fight infection, making a person more vulnerable to other infections and diseases. It is spread by contact with certain bodily fluids of […]

NAWEZA PRESS RELEASE- Education Over Early Marriage In 2014, the UNFPA reported that Tanzania had the highest rates of child marriage; 2 in 5 girls would get married before their 18th birthday. Do you know how child marriage has affected and is currently affecting numerous young girls? Naweza 3D Animation Film Created by Tai Tanzania […]

Shujaa Press Release – A Hero Doesn’t Have to Wear a Cape. If you are well accustomed to or know a little bit about the Maasai traditions, you have most probably heard of Emorata. Emorata is the Maasai ceremony of manhood which involves circumcision. Unfortunately, it not only involves the male figures but also young […]

EDUCATION SCHOLARSHIP PROJECT.  On 13th April, Tai Tanzania representative (Mr. Ellyson Nsigaye) visited Mongola Secondary School at Morogoro and supplied learning materials including notebooks, studying books, and sanitary pads to the students from unprivileged families both girls and boys. This project is being funded by Kipaji Foundation. Kipaji Foundation is a group of young, and committed entrepreneurs dedicated to focusing on the promotion of talents and skills.   In a world of change and progress, we face the challenge of […]

EAST AFRICA WOMEN’S DAY COMMEMORATION    On 8th March each year, we commemorate women’s achievements in different spheres, including politics and socio-economic endeavors. Women’s day is celebrated by many countries in the world, including the countries in East Africa such as Tanzania. Each year, a new theme is being launched to reflect the issues that matter and […]

VOLUNTEERISM AS A RESPONSIBILITY Volunteerism! What comes to mind when you hear that word? For some, it might be a waste of time and for others, it is a definition of working without anything in return, which is not true. Putting aside financial gains which are unlike for a volunteer to receive, volunteerism can be […]

Achievements of Nivushe animation. What remarkable day! A MILESTONE set on for Tai Tanzania. It was 11th February 2021, a day that we had our awe-aspiring short film called NIVUSHE launched on the big screens, at Century Cinemax, Mlimani City funded by USADF.  The day started with quite an interesting foul note. It was a cold rainy Thursday, which set whole […]