Minister of Information, Youth, Sports and Culture Dr.Harrison Mwakyembe releasing a new book which contains 30 years history of TAMWA.
TAMWA Secretariat team in group photo with Minister of Information, Youth, Sports and Culture Dr.Harrison Mwakyembe during 30th Anniversary of TAMWA.
One of the TAMWA founding members Miss Fatma Alloo, receiving a special award from Minister of Information, Youth, Sports and Culture Dr.Harrison Mwakyembe during 30th Anniversary of TAMWA as a gesture to appreciate the role she played in coordinating TAMWA's historical book.
Some of TAMWA Staff from Zanzibar and Mainland in a group photo during 2017 Annual Plan meeting held at giraffe ocean view hotel, Dar es Salaam.
TAMWA Staff and the Danish Embassy Review Team in a group picture at TAMWA Office during their visit on 1st March, 2018.
Minister of Health Zanzibar, Mahmoud Kombo(Left) receiving TAMWA at 30 book and khanga on this week of International Women's Day Week in Zanzibar from, one of the founder members of TAMWA and editor of the said book Miss Fatma Alloo.
Hon. MP Anjelina Malembeka- special seat (second left), in a group photo with TAMWA Staff during the commemoration of the International Women’s Day 2018 at Kitunda ward in Ilala District.
Kemea na fichua vitendo vya ukatili dhidi ya watoto katika jamii inayokuzunguka. Toa taarifa za ukatili dhidi ya watoto katika vyombo vya dola.
Hon. Sophia Mjema - Ilala District Commissioner, emphasizing a point during the commemoration of the Day of African Child organized by TAMWA on 14th June 2018 at Kivule Ward grounds. The DC pledged to support the construction of school dormitories and toilets in order to rescue girls from early pregnancies and provide safe private space for menstrual hygiene.
Students of Nassoro Seif Secondary School with TAMWA staff Loyce Gondwe, during MPFGBV project visit in Mvomero on 10th July, 2018 where they received comic booklets on GBV from TAMWA

EDDA SANGA

EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR

TANZANIA MEDIA WOMEN'S ASSOCIATION (TAMWA)

 

SUCCESS STORIES
EFFORTS TO END GBV PROVE SUCCESS
The government of Tanzania in conjunction with various organizations has been struggling to liberate women from Gender-Based Violence (GBV) Such efforts have proved successfully in different areas, because more women have started to understand their rights and claim them successfully. Men too have reduced habits of mistreating their wives, thanks to effort from different Non Governmental Organizations (NGOs) like Tanzania Media Women's Association (TAMWA) and Legal Service Facility (LSF).
Thursday, 26 May 2011
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