Tanzania 
Rebeca Gyumi wins the UN Human Rights Prize
A Tanzanian activist Rebeca Gyumi wins the UN Human Rights Prize. Rebeca who is 31 years of age has made a huge overturn on Tanzania Law of Child marriage that allowed girls as young as 14 years of age to marry.
EMPOWERING TEACHERS TO DELIVER HIGH QUALITY EDUCATION IN TANZANIA
The teaching environment in Tanzania has changed, teachers are required to apply innovative techniques in delivering their sessions.
Afya Bora Project improves maternal and new-born health in Tanzania
Save the Children is implementing Afya Bora Project through integrated Reproductive and Child Health Program (Collaborating Health Promotion and Health Education Unit) in 10 targeted districts in Unguja and Pemba in Tanzania.
Save the Children Tanzania Celebrates Women's Day
It happens, the Save the Children Tanzania office women decided to show solidarity, commitment and enthusiasm for change by dressing all in white during the IWD 2017.
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Stars join children’s organisations to launch campaign of violence against children across Africa
Save the Children is among Africa’s largest children’s organisations that has launched Action on Violence Against Children (AVAC), a campaign to build public awareness, and galvanise political will and resources around the staggering incidence and impact of abuse and violence against children which is supported by Kenyan band Sauti Sol, South African singer Yvonne Chaka Chaka and Kenyan newscaster Janet Mbugua
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Analysis Of Performance And Utilization Of Kangaroo Mother C
DECEMBER 2013. PREPARED FOR MAISHA PROGRAMME BY NYINISAELI K. PALLANGYO
