The Magic in Being a Mentor
Kisa Alumna Florence Thomas John has been a Kisa Mentor in Moshi for six months now. In 2020, she is leading 164 Kisa Scholars through…
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My Passport to Success
Education is the passport to one’s future and an educated person is respected everywhere. Memusi Saibulu, Kisa Alumna This is the story of a…
Dear Younger Me
There is a lot for you to hear about the world out here. Dear younger me, I am so happy for who I…
Two Hands
“I have two hands – one for helping myself and another one to help other people in society.” Wivini Mtende, Kisa Alumna The concept…
Community Minded – Always
Have a look at one young woman’s responses on a recent survey of Kisa Alumnae: “I think about the needs and issues facing my…
Sara Never Gives Up
“I believe that most successful women in the world started from the bottom and rose to the top. This gave me hope that one day…
Life is Better with Friends
There is a saying that goes, “If you want to go fast, go alone. If you want to go far, go together.” This is often…
I am Becoming What I Believe
Kisa Alumna Florence Thomas John joined AfricAid’s Moshi, Tanzania office as a Kisa Mentor on August 1, 2019. Now, with two months on the job…
My Favorite Kisa Lesson to Teach
Today, I have extra energy and passion for my work as a Kisa Mentor with AfricAid! It starts from the time I wake up, continues…
The Ripple Effect of Mentoring
Mentoring is fundamental to AfricAid’s philosophy and our approach for developing leaders in order to transform communities. Mentoring also directly results in a ripple effect,…