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UNITE to END VIOLENCE AGAINST WOMAN and CHILDREN. EYA, we encourage individuals to speak out against gender-based violence and contribute to its eradication, break barriers, and Build Safe Spaces to tackle emerging issues like digital violence. EYA, we say no EXCUSE for online abuse.

We are really sorry for what happened. Our condolences to all families and friends who lost their relatives and beloved ones.

EYAs wishes a Happy Nyerere day! Let’s celebrate the legacy of our great leader and the spirt of UNITY and progress he inspired in us all.

Here’s a powerful and concise caption emphasizing the importance of digital security, especially for minority groups:In today’s digital world, cybersecurity is not a luxury — it’s a necessity. For minority communities, protecting our data means protecting our voices, our privacy, and our future. EYA saw an opportunity to spread awareness, especially during this elections period,

EYA team had a visit from the ambassador of Germany, he wanted to visit our office premises but also discussing a way forward on how EYA and the government of Germany can work together in helping the minority individuals in Tanzania

Haemorrhoids are swollen veins in the lower rectum or anus, often caused by increased pressure due to straining during bowel movements, prolonged sitting, chronic constipation, pregnancy, or obesity. They are a common condition and can lead to symptoms such as pain, discomfort, itching, and rectal bleeding. While haemorrhoids are usually not dangerous, they can significantly

Honouring the Mothers Who Carry Us All In of Africa, motherhood is more than a role — it is the very soul of our communities. She is the one who wakes before the sun and rests long after it has set. She is the one who carries children on her back and burdens in her

Mkurugenzi mkuu  na timu nzima ya EYA wanawatakia sikukuu njema ya krismasi

Decades of anti-malaria programs could not leave an impact that comes close to any aim promised. Why? – These programs have focussed on killing insects and buying medicine and poisons. But in all countries concerned, it is obvious that rich and educated people suffer less from malaria than the poor and miseducated majority. Poor people