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EPISODE · Sep 10, 2021 · 35 MIN

An Even Community - Shufaa Hame

from Ekasi Podcast · host Mastercard Foundation Scholars at the university of Edinburgh

Send us Fan MailShufaa Hame, a Tanzanian Mastercard Foundation Scholar at the American University of Beirut is keen to transform the education landscape in her country of origin through her two non-profit ventures – MSINGI-ELIMU and KITUO-SHULE. Growing up in a single-parent household, Shufaa saw her mother continuously struggle to avail the necessary education opportunities for her. Now in a position of relative privilege and having been greatly influenced by the women who were a constant in her life, Shufaa envisions a Tanzania where education is no longer a luxury.  Tune in to hear her talk about the motivating factors for her transformative leadership journey, the challenges that come with founding a non-profit organization and the dream that she has for Tanzanian women especially when it comes to accessing education opportunities.  Enjoying our episodes? Having any feedback or any specific topic that you would like to hear us address?  Click on the link below to share your thoughts. Soundtrack: Ifeanyichukwu Ezinmadu and Fraser Macdonald Audio editing: Geofrey Njovu  Support the show

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Send us Fan Mail Shufaa Hame, a Tanzanian Mastercard Foundation Scholar at the American University of Beirut is keen to transform the education landscape in her country of origin through her two non-profit ventures – MSINGI-ELIMU and KITUO-SHULE. Growing up in a single-parent household, Shufaa saw her mother continuously struggle to avail the necessary education opportunities for her. Now in a position of relative privilege and having been greatly influenced by the women who were a con...

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