WELCOME TO TAMWA ZANZIBAR

TAMWA is a national level Non-Governmental Organization known as Tanzania Media Women's Association formed in 1987. TAMWA Zanzibar became fully self-governing and operational in both Isles of Unguja and Pemba since 2004. In January 2007, it attained its own separate registration. The registration The registration number is 493 under Zanzibar Society Act No. 6 of 1995

TAMWA’s Mission is to advocate for women and children’s rights by conducting awareness raising activities for cultural, policy and legal changes in the society through the use of media. This mission is meant to facilitate the realization of the association’s Vision of existence of a peaceful Tanzania society, which respects human rights with a gender perspective.

The association in Zanzibar is constituted by more than 40 professional journalists accredited to various institutions largely media based. TAMWA Zanzibar has two offices in Unguja and Pemba led by its Director and it has full autonomy on implementation of activities and fundraising as speculated in the TAMWA constitution and the related documents

Press release 18/09/2020: Children are injected by an unknown person.2020-09-18

TAARIFA KWA VYOMBO VYA HABARI 18/09/2020: Watoto wachomwa sindano na mtu asiyejulikana .2020-09-18

PRESS RELEASE 13/09/2020: Child pregnancies kills – TAMWA ZNZ.2020-09-15

TAARIFA KWA VYOMBO VYA HABARI 13/09/2020: Mimba za umri mdogo zinauwa- TAMWA, ZNZ.2020-09-14

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FINACIAL REPORTS

REVIEW OF MEDIA LAWS (08/05/2019)

PAZA FINAL REPORT 2019 (06/05/2019)

MUONGOZO WA USHIRIKISHWAJI WANAWAKE KATIKA UONGOZI

SHERIA YA USHAHIDI NAMBA 9 YA 2016 ZANZIBAR

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Mission & Vission

Mission

To advocate for women and children's rights for cultural, policy and legal changes/transformations in the society through the use of media

Vission

A peaceful Tanzanian society which respects human rights from a gender perspective.

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Story one

Ms. Bahati Issa Suleiman (48), mother of eight children living in Kikungwi, Unguja Central District. Bahati is a hard working woman, she engaged herself in various income generating activities such as farming, poultry and food catering.

In 2016, she received training on poultry keeping organized by Tanzania Media’s Women Association (TAMWA-Zanzibar). Bahati thanks TAMWA for empowering her economically.

“Thanks to TAMWA for enabling me to attend seminars and meetings that
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Story two

Umoja wa Watu wa Matemwe is among the women group organized by TAMWA after being conducted land needs assessment through sensitization meetings conducted in various project areas. In Matemwe, Land conflicts have been the biggest challenge and this due to existing of multiple and interacting driving forces that have led to the conflict including low level of knowledge on land transfer. Over the past 50 years local people have adopted new land uses coupled with new livelihood in response to changing demand in agriculture products, restrictive access to surveyed
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