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Sand, charcoal and cotton simple materials that can be used to help filter water while encouraging children to think creatively about protecting their environment.
This World Environment Day, we j...
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Play is simple.
A moment of laughter between Theodesta and her 1-year-old son, Melvin, in Tunduma. Simple moments like these help children learn, bond, build confidence, and thrive.
On the #Int...
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On this Day of the African Child, we reaffirm our shared commitment with the Government of Tanzania and partners to ensure every child has access to safe water, sanitation, and hygiene services.
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💧 Every child deserves clean water.
🗣️ Every child deserves to be heard.
As we continue to celebrate #DayOfTheAfricanChild 🌍 Child champion Georgina Magesa sat down with UNICEF Tanzania Representa
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Viboko vinapogeuka kuwa ukatili, si nidhamu tena. Inakuwa unyanyasaji.
#NoCollabo #ChaguaNidhamuChanya
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A teacher’s choice not to use violence can shape a lifetime. In Zanzibar, the bond between Mwl Mkaa and her former student Riziki shows how positive discipline builds trust, inspires futures, and c...
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Do you know what “collabo” means?
These children from Mwanza join child rights champion Rashid Malekela to explain what “collabo” really is.
Now you know.
Do you agree with them?
At UNICEF Tanz...
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At Paje Secondary School, discipline has been redefined. By moving away from corporal punishment, teachers are creating classrooms built on respect, trust, and learning showing that there is a bett...
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Hunger once kept Magdalene out of school. Today, with daily nutritious meals and support for her mother, she’s back in class, learning, leading, and inspiring others. When children are nourished, t...
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Hunger once kept Magdalene out of school. Today, with daily nutritious meals and support for her mother, she’s back in class learning, leading, and inspiring others. When children are nourished, th...
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Unreliable electricity once put life-saving vaccines at risk in Kishapu, Shinyanga.
Today, solar-powered systems are keeping refrigerators running 24/7 — ensuring vaccines stay safe and children s...
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When Ray David Kimeme went into labour with her first child, the health facility was in complete darkness.
With only a small torch to guide them, she gave birth under uncertain and frightening con...
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UNICEF Youth Advocate Madina speaks at the UNICEF Executive Board at United Nations Headquarters in New York, highlighting the importance of Water, Sanitation and Hygiene (WASH) as fundamental righ...
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Nuwairat and Ahmed are going head-to-head to prove who is the ultimate rafiki wa mazingira!
From planting to protecting, they’re showing us that caring for the planet can be fun and powerful. When...
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A joyful moment with UNICEF Tanzania driver, Baraka Bigilimana, dancing and singing alongside TUSEME students from Sikonge Primary School in Tabora.
Implemented by the Forum for African Women Educ...
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Being a parent isn’t always easy, but the right support can make all the difference 💙
Alinune, our Early Childhood Development Specialist, shares 3 simple tips every caregiver can use to support t..
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For Ahmad, learning doesn’t stop in the classroom! It’s also about taking care of the environment🍃
At Kisiwandui Primary School in #Zanzibar, students are turning lessons into action through the R..
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Meet Samdi, a young innovator from Songwe exploring science, creativity and problem-solving through the EG STEM Programme. 🔬
With support from Global Affairs Canada 🇨🇦, UNICEF Tanzania and Projekt
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After dropping out of school due to lack of learning materials, Sanita is back in class through the Complementary Basic Education in Tanzania (COBET) programme, supported by UNICEF, the Government ...
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Until recently, the Nansama dispensary in the Mbozi district faced significant challenges due to inadequate water and hygiene services. The absence of clean water, proper toilets, and handwashing f...
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