In 2020, access to safe and clean water in rural Tanzania reached 70.1% — up from 44% in 2010. This milestone achievement is due to the investment of the government and involvement of stakeholders’ organizations and companies. Despite this progress, many rural areas in Tanzania like Dodoma and Singida city…

There is slavery in politics na Vijana wengi ni “political slaves”, Wanatumiwa/Wanatumika si Watawala sio Wapinzani, they call themselves supporters but deep down they are “Slaves” in their parties, they don’t question, suggest or argue wanafata directives za slave masters wao, lolote watakalotaka basi lifanyike, there is no space of…

Katika Quran 3–185 Allah anatuambia “ Kila nafsi itaonja mauti. Na bila ya shaka mtapewa ujira wenu kaamili Siku ya Kiyama. Na atakaye epushwa na Moto na akatiwa Peponi basi huyo amefuzu. Na maisha ya dunia si kitu ila ni starehe ya udanganyifu” Kifo ni kwa ajili ya kila kiumbe…

Few days ago I met this Mama here fetching water from this small local well (hand made) just near large local pond. I asked if they have installed water sources in their homes, the answer was "Yes" I wondered why they still use unclean and unsafe water from these wells.. …

In 2019 while working with MAMADO we had a project in Kilolo district in Iringa region Tanzania, this project was about to contribute in achieving improvements in health in Tanzania through the improvement of sanitation and hygiene in Kilolo district. Kilolo district ahs 24 wards, 110 villages and 540 sub-villages…

Water, sanitation, and hygiene (WASH) play a large role in the lives of adolescent girls and women, both biologically and culturally. Gender equity becomes an issue when women and girls lack access to WASH facilities and appropriate hygiene education, affecting a girl’s education, sexual and reproductive health, and dignity. Lack…

The gender gap in water-related work begins early in life: young girls between the ages of five and nine spend an estimated 40 million more hours a day on household chores than boys, and girls aged ten to fourteen years old spend 120 million more hours each day. …

In a nation where one third of the country is arid to semi-arid, it is very difficult for people to find access to clean, sanitary water if they don’t live near one of the three major lakes that border the country. As a result, Tanzania’s ground water is the major…

Engaging young people towards water sanitation and hygiene will keep us closer in achieving the #SDG6 goal that insist on sanitation and hygiene for all in 2030 and everyone in this universe should be able to get clean and safe water in 2030. By 2030, achieve access to adequate and…