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By Goodness Njakoi – Art in Tanzania internship In the globally connected world of today, disease threats can spread unpredictably...
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August 31, 2020/
Introduction School is important not only for it provides a place for children to study but also to inculcate values...
November 28, 2019/
Meet Tassia de Cock, a 25 years old Belgian girl who moved to Dar es Salaam, Tanzania, after a three-month...
November 12, 2019/
RELIGION IN TANZANIA The cohabitation of religions in Tanzania is a fascinating aspect of Tanzania’s culture. The country has many...
July 20, 2018/
“If I had a superpower, it would be to turn white.” “Your skin is prettier than ours.” ...
January 9, 2018/
Art in Tanzania receives many different interns and volunteers from different parts of the world, all year round. As an...
December 28, 2017/
Swapping winter coats for t-shirts & shorts, wellies for flip-flops, and roast dinners for barbecues it’s safe to say Christmas...
November 30, 2017/
As well as their own projects, Art in Tanzania interns and volunteers can participate in different projects and activities throughout...
November 28, 2017/
As projects take place Monday-Friday, interns and volunteers have the weekends for trips and other activities; such as visiting the...