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READ TANZANIA had the honor of visiting the offices of Ubungo Municipal Council. During our visit, fruitful discussions took place, addressing various aspects, including how the government can actively participate in ensuring the sustainability of our library projects in public schools. The focus is on enhancing academic performance, fostering a love for reading, and ensuring …

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We had the privilege of convening with the library supervisors at Kiluvya Secondary School, located in Dar es Salaam, Ubungo Municipality. The primary objective of this meeting was to discuss the progress of the library and strategize for sustainable plans regarding its utilization. Additionally, we aimed to explore collaborative opportunities with other schools to enhance …

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In a significant step towards fostering stronger ties within the literary and educational landscape, READ TANZANIA recently had a productive meeting with Dr. Mboni A. Ruzegea, the Director-General of the Tanzania Library Service Board (TLSB). The discussions centered on enhancing relationships and fortifying collaboration to bring about positive changes in our respective initiatives. The aim …

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The launch of a library at Nanjota Secondary School in Masasi district, Mtwara region, marks a significant step towards realizing our commitment of providing better educational opportunities for our community. The event was honored by the presence of the Member of Parliament for the Lulindi constituency, Hon. Issa Mchungahela, who graced the occasion as the …

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Congratulations to our Board of Director Mrs. Timea Chogo who had an opportunity to attend Charity dinner at the State House to support the Rebranding Tanzania Initiative by Hon. President Samia Suluhu Hassan.

A safe and stimulating environment can be a great tool for children to be motivated to read and expand their imagination. Stapleford Nachingwea in partnership with Realising Education for Development successfully refurbished a library at Nambambo Secondary school in Nachingwea, Lindi. Many thanks to the school community and everyone who took part in the refurbishment …

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As we continue to contribute to the improvement of the quality of Education in Tanzania, we are delighted to have our project at Nambambo Secondary School.Working with stakeholders in our projects, our READ officer met Nachingwea Executive Director Hon.Mr Valery Kwembe for an introduction on what we do and cooperation on the project we are …

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A great mindset and passion creates the best ideas!We would like to thank Rob Wilson Rob Wilson and his team who initiated the birth of READ INTERNATIONAL and the amazing project of promoting reading culture which has positively influenced many students all over Tanzania. The greatest seed planted by you and your team has bared fruits of …

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A library is important cornerstone of a better performance of a school. An opportunity to explore different knowledge, new ideas and getting lost in wonderful stories urges a student to love reading. Chikoropola Secondary school students now have access to a well furnished libraries with e-learning access thanks to Wentworth Africa Foundation.“A library is an important …

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Technology is just a tool of getting the students and teachers working together and motivating each other for better performance, and that’s important.”Ihumwa Secondary School students now have access to Soma Connect, a platform where students can use for learning as it is equipped with books, subject videos and past papers.