Scores of women in Kigoma are living in fear since 2016 because of an organised crime phenomenon known as Teleza. Women, particularly those who live without men in their homes, are at risk of having their homes broken into by unknown men and then being raped or, if they resist, facing violent retaliation.

Uwezo is participating in the Annual Comparative and International Education Society conference in San Francisco under the theme of Education for Sustainability.

Tanzanian civil society organizations walk a tightrope in Tanzania’s increasing hostile political environment.

#MbungeLive: The 30-minute show focuses on the roles and responsibilities of MPs and how accountable each MP is for promises they made during the last 2015 General Elections.

Twaweza never solicits money from job applicants. Beware of fraudsters promising to secure you a job at Uwezo or Twaweza.

As we celebrate the 2018 World Water Week, policy and decision makers, school administrators, CSOs communities and parents should advocate for government to increase investment for water and sanitation services in schools, making sure that all children go to a school with child-friendly water, sanitation and hygiene facilities.

A recent civil society and government jamboree in Tanzania prompted some interesting reflections from Aidan Eyakuze, Executive Director of Twaweza.