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The MKUKI coalition is driving real change in Tanzania by uniting civil society organizations, activists, and community leaders to fight gender‑based violence (GBV). Through joint advocacy and coordination, the coalition has influenced political parties to establish gender desks, ensured women leaders are included in council meetings, and strengthened accountability in GBV response. Regional branches in

Beneficiaries from different sectors have unanimously expressed high satisfaction with TAMCODE’S capacity building interventions. Below are their firsthand accounts expressing their satisfaction. “I am grateful to TAMCODE for the training as such opportunities rarely do come to Rukwa. Most media organizations tend to convene their events in Mbeya but not Sumbawanga in Rukwa region. We

Tanzania Media for Community Development has recorded 100 beneficiaries reached directly through implementation of various activities in 2024/2025 including leadership capacity building for young women, capacity building on women leaders and politicians use of digital platforms and empowerment of community radios on reporting intangible cultural heritage in Katavi and Rukwa regions. Reporting to the meeting

By- law makers in Mpanda have called upon the need for each municipality in Tanzania to come with a specific by-law that will protect, promote and preserve intangible cultural heritage to protect the traditional customs and norms and curb moral erosion. The call  was made in Mpanda recently at a one day working session with

On September 4, 2024, TAMCODE and YOGE under its Women & Leadership project conducted a capacity-building workshop  on Digital Security & Data Protection to  37 young politicians and women leaders from Tabora, Singida, and Dodoma regions. We are grateful to our partner @ Paradigm Initiative for the support.  Launched in April 2024,  with support from Article