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Hybrid Seminar: Tanzania's Gen Z: Perspectives between new beginnings and everyday life, March 14th, 2026

Jugendseminar
Teenagers and young adults are at a crucial point in their lives where they are setting the course for their future – and their life choices are significantly influenced by social, economic and cultural conditions. It is not uncommon for their desires and reality to be worlds apart. Social inequalities, limited access to education and the labour market, and a lack of representation in politics shatter many dreams for the future. We ask ourselves: How does the young generation in Tanzania position itself? What role do the media, political engagement, protests and global challenges such as climate change and coming to terms with colonialism play? We invite all interested parties to exchange ideas, discuss in German and English, and network. Karibuni sana!

Racism. Prejudice. Encounter. Looking at (ecumenical) North-South partnerships

On the occasion of March 21, the International Day against Racism, we are publishing this article from the Mission 2024 yearbook (to be published in German in June) in advance with the kind permission of Evangelische Mission Weltweit (EMW) in Hamburg. It relates primarily to racism and prejudice in ecumenical North-South partnership work, but also provides inspiration for non-church actors. It is written primarily for Germans/Europeans.

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Karte des Gebietes des Maji-Maji-Kriegs

Steinmeier must acknowledge colonial injustice in Tanzania

Press release by Tanzania-Network.de e.V., Berlin Postkolonial e.V. and Flinn Works on the occasion of the German President's visit to Tanzania from 30.10.

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