TAMWA is a national level Non-Governmental Organization known as Tanzania Media Women’s Association formed in 1987. TAMWA Zanzibar became fully self-governing and operational in both Isles of Unguja and Pemba since 2004. In January 2007, it attained its own separate registration.
Taarifa ya Tafakari na Kukabidhi UongoziSafari Yangu na TAMWA–ZanzibarNdugu Mwenyekiti wa Kamati ya Utendaji ya TAMWA, ZNZWajumbe wa Bodi,Wanachama wa TAMWA, ZNZUongozi wa utendaji wa TAMWA, ZNZNdugu wageni waalikwaNdugu waandishi wa Habari,Assalamu aleykum,Kama kuna kundi moja la watu wanaojua kuuliza…
My Journey with TAMWA ZanzibarChairperson of the TAMWA Zanzibar Executive Committee,Members of the Board,Members of TAMWA Zanzibar,Executive Management of TAMWA Zanzibar,Distinguished Invited Guests,Fellow Journalists,Assalamu Alaikum.If there is one group of people who are known for asking difficult questions, relentlessly pursuingthe…
Journalists Strengthen Their Capacity to Report on SRHR, Driving Social Change in Zanzibar 76.2% of journalists possess a foundational level of understanding of Sexual and Reproductive Health and Rights (SRHR) indicating a broad base of awareness exists within the media…
Story one: ZAMECO Intensifies Efforts to Advocate for the Enactment of a New Media Law in Zanzibar The Zanzibar Media Experts Committee (ZAMECO), established in 2021, has continued to play a pivotal role in driving reforms within the media sector,…
Umoja Wetu: A Journey Towards Economic Dignity Through Savings and Loans Groups In the quiet neighbourhood of Msingini Shehia on Pemba Island, the Umoja Wetu group has emerged as a powerful example of resilience and positive transformation among persons with…
Story six: Outstanding Media Achievements by Young Media Fellows Young Media Fellows (YMFs) have become the backbone of women leadership stories during the election time who published 102 stories from ….to ….. YMF composed of 15 girls and five (5)…
Strengthening Women’s Leadership Pathways in Zanzibar Through the SWIL Program (2025) In 2025, Zanzibar recorded a notable expansion in women’s participation in leadership pathways, reflecting growing momentum toward inclusive governance. During the year, 796 women were nominated by their political…
Story four : ZanzAdapt Transforms Media Reporting and Amplifies Women’s Voices in Climate Action Across Unguja and Pemba, women are emerging as strong leaders in climate adaptation, yet their voices have long gone unheard in mainstream media. The ZanzAdapt Project…
Story five:Strengthening Community Awareness and Response to GBVIn 2025, the Tanzania Media Women’s Association Zanzibar (TAMWA ZNZ) continued to lead efforts to prevent gender-based violence (GBV) and strengthen protections for women and children across Zanzibar.Working closely with journalists, government actors,…
Taasisi zinazotetea haki za wanawake, vijana, watoto na watu wenye ulemavu Zanzibar zimeungana kwa pamoja kuadhimisha Siku 16 za Kupinga Udhalilishaji wa Kijinsia katika hafla maalum iliyofanyika katika Ofisi za TAMWA Zanzibar, Tunguu. Maadhimisho hayo yamehudhuriwa na wadau kutoka asasi…
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A national level Non-Governmental Organization known as Tanzania Media Women’s Association formed in 1987.The registration number is 493 under Zanzibar Society Act No. 6 of 1995
