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Volunteers can expect to share a house with others from all cultures and backgrounds. You will stay in dorms, eat...
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September 5, 2016/
Educational Programs It was founded by Yusuf Kombo Juma, a father of six children who witnessed the problems and challenges...
September 4, 2016/
Karmen, from Australia, aged 36, has an infectious laugh, loves travelling, meeting new people, and shopping, and has volunteered at...
August 20, 2016/
Sustainable tourism Spice is an essential ingredient of Zanzibarian culture; therefore, a visit to Zanzibar is incomplete without a (half-day)...
August 12, 2016/
We follow our tour guide, Elvis, through a maze of narrow alleyways of small businesses, hotels and residential spaces with...
August 5, 2016/
One thing I had to do during my time in Tanzania was go on a Safari. I wanted to see...
August 3, 2016/
One of the biggest draws to Tanzania was the opportunity to climb Africa’s highest mountain, Mt. Kilimanjaro! On July 23rd,...
July 11, 2016/
Sustainable tourism Going on safari in Tanzania if you visit Africa is almost as compulsory as a trip to Zanzibar....
July 8, 2016/
With the festival of Ramadan coming to an end, the volunteers and interns were treated to a day off, which...
July 4, 2016/
On July 1st, John, Dolly, and I (Matt) ventured into central Dar es Salaam to visit the National Museum in...
