Hi readers, and please have a gander at The Toa Nafasi Project’s End of Year Report for 2019 below. I think you’ll find it has a nice summation of all … Continue reading
Green-Eyed Susan
The word for a sunflower in Swahili is alizeti and you see them all along the sides of the road in Tanzania, farmed for their oil. In the West, certain … Continue reading
Dear Donors….
Hello readers, and happy new year to one and all. The new academic year has just started in Tanzania and staff on the ground are busy as bees preparing our … Continue reading
The Bird Is the Word and the Graph Is the Path
So, I’ve heard everybody knows that the bird is a word, but did y’all know that “the graph is the path”?? 😉 Whether you prefer your “Surfin’ Bird” dance beat … Continue reading
Making Friends in the Twittersphere
Hi all, and hope everyone has had a happy holiday season thus far. I posted these screenshots recently to Toa’s social media platforms and they were wildly popular, so I … Continue reading
New Year, New Schools
Greetings readers, and for those of you in the United States, we hope you had a fine Thanksgiving holiday and that the merriment continues all weekend long. As you know, … Continue reading
Smile Like You Mean It
Did you know that when you shop online, AmazonSmile will donate 0.5% of the price of your eligible purchases to Toa Nafasi? It’s easy! And with the holidays around the … Continue reading
Managing Mama
I am pleased to share the great news that The Toa Nafasi Project has hired Navoneiwa Sylvester Mavoa to be our first-ever office manager at our office in downtown Moshi! … Continue reading
Augustino and Ema’s Excellent Adventure
A few weeks back in the blog post, Africa in Jersey, I wrote about the 2019 annual general meeting of the Segal Family Foundation. I alluded to a trip that my … Continue reading
The Toa Nafasi Project: Busy as a Bee in Q3!
As I did earlier this year with our Q2 report, I am reprinting Q3 here for those readers out there who are not on The Toa Nafasi Project’s subscription list. … Continue reading
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