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New Board Member Visits Tanzania: The Biggest Challenge

The Biggest Challenge Hi, I’m AJ! I joined the board of Powering Potential last year and recently had the opportunity to visit Tanzania to meet the Powering Potential local team

Listening In From Tanzania: What We Learned At Our Latest Lunch & Learn

Earlier this month, Powering Potential donors and friends joined us for a virtual Lunch & Learn to hear directly from our Tanzanian team and teachers at partner schools. We’ve already
Janice Lathen shows Banjika Secondary students a computer in 2006.

20 Years of Powering Potential

“Jina langu ni Janice. Mimi ni mwalimu. Ninafundisha elimu ya kompyuta” (My name is Janice. I am a teacher. I teach computers.) A simple sentence that would carry through generations. 
Banjika gets new computers

20 Years of Banjika: From One Spark to a Movement

Twenty years ago, a simple act of hospitality set off a chain of events that would transform the lives of thousands of students in rural Tanzania. When Powering Potential’s founder,

The Future is Digital: why skills and inclusion matter

Everyday the world sees rapid advancements in digital technology. In fact, it is reportedly the fastest growing industry since the early 2000s. Trends show technology is projected to be even

An Inside Look at the Tanzanian Education System: Challenges and Opportunities

“My name is Gladness Laurent, I am 18 years old, Form 4 at Sumawe Secondary School. The Powering Potential project has helped me to get curriculum based notes for various

 

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