ARUSHA, Tanzania — Every Monday morning as the sun rises, 8-year-old Kelvin Mushi wakes up and puts on his neatly-pressed powder blue dress shirt along with his navy blue sweater and pants, the iconic uniform at The School of St…
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#RightsMedia story: St Jude, the patron saint of hopeless causes
Tagged with: #RightsMedia, Arusha, education, Form Four examinations in Tanzania, Gemma Sisia, poverty, school, St Jude's, tanzania, The School of St Jude
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#RightsMedia story: A loving hand for disadvantaged Tanzanian kids
ARUSHA, Tanzania — “I thought Africa was a country,” says a 16-year-old girl as she slathers a wall with cement. “Are you serious?” another girl asks. “Did you think Tanzania was a city, or something?” Obviously the teen never gave…
Tagged with: #RightsMedia, Africa, Arusha, British Columbia, Camp Joshua, Camp Moses, education, fundi, Happiness Wambura, Lindsey Richardson, LOHADA, Loving Hand for the disadvantaged and aged, Okanagan valley, orphans, Penticton, Sandra Richardson, school, tanzania
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#RightsMedia story: Tanzania’s soccer academy for streetkids
ARUSHA, Tanzania — Emanuel Saakai is a 28-year-old Masai born in Ngorongoro, Tanzania, near the world famous wildlife crater. At age two, his mother moved him to Ngaramtoni, a poor village on the outskirts of Arusha nestled alongside Mount Meru.…
Tagged with: academy, Africa, Alfred Itaeli, Arusha, Emanuel Saakai, football, Future Stars, lengo, Sam Mpenzu, school, soccer, tanzania, Testigo Africa, Tracey Sawyer, Yes! Tanzania
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