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  • Emmanuel Kavula RYC Mbogwe
    How Technology is Empowering Rural Youth in Tanzania
    Masumbwe Ward, Mbogwe, Geita For Emmanuel Kavula, accessing the internet once meant walking to the district centre. Today, his smartphone is his gateway to advocacy and national policy discussions. Emmanuel reflects on a transformation made possible by the Education Out Loud (EOL) project, implemented through Policy Forum. His story illustrates what’s possible when access to technology is paired with the right training and support. In April 2023, Emmanuel was given a smartphone under the EOL initiative.
  • Emmanuel Kavula RYC Mbogwe
    Strengthening School Feeding and Nutrition Programs: A Synthesis of Importance, Challenges, and Strategies
    By Emmanuel Kavula | Mbogwe, Geita | July 10, 2025 School feeding and nutrition programs in Tanzania, particularly in rural areas, play a vital role in enhancing educational access, retention, health, and academic performance among children. This narrative paints a compelling picture of both the transformative potential and persistent challenges surrounding school food provision. The Critical Importance of School Feeding At the heart of this issue is the recognition that a hungry child cannot learn.
  • Fadhili Thobias Mwalingo participating in building a Bridge.
    A New Bridge Brings Hope to Students

    My name is Fadhili Thobias Mwalingo. I am a young person from Mbeya District, in the small town of Mbalizi, Nsalala Ward, Ndola Village, Darajani Street. I have been actively involved in the Education Out Loud project, funded by Kuyenda Collective, since 2022. Since joining this project, it has continuously built my capacity across various education sectors.

  • A team of RYC from Mbogwe District.
    ACTION WEEK FOR EDUCATION 2025 (GAWE 2025)

    Theme: "Education Saves Lives - Protect Education in Emergencies"
    Introduction
    Tanzania's education system has faced numerous challenges in recent years, ranging from geopolitical instability to technological transformation. One of the most significant disruptions came with the COVID-19 pandemic, which exposed a deep digital divide across the country.

  • Emmanuel Kavula RYC from Mbogwe District Tanzania
    THE USE OF DIGITAL TECHNOLOGIES TO ENHANCE EDUCATION IN TANZANIA: CHALLENGES AND STRATEGIC INTERVENTIONS
    When used effectively, technology can play a significant role in improving the quality and equity of education in Tanzania. The Government of the United Republic of Tanzania has initiated pilot programs for live teaching systems, where a single teacher can instruct students across the entire country simultaneously.