Mr Fundi, the tailor at Meserani Snakepark, has been making these bags from recycled denim jeans in Tanzania. They are hand-made, are lined, have an
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Our latest designer accessory Posted December 20, 2013
Our Form One pupils Posted December 17, 2013
Today we met the new sponsored pupils who will be starting secondary boarding school on 5 January. They were fitted out with new school shoes,
News from Meserani on 16 December 2013 Posted December 16, 2013
Day one of our current visit to Meserani (16 December): Had a meeting with the Principal of Arusha Vocational Technical College to negotiate places on a
Further Education Posted November 28, 2013
Next year (2014) we will have twenty-five students who have completed their secondary education, and will be looking to attend some form of Further Education
Elibariki Thomas Posted October 11, 2013
Both of Elibariki’s parents are unemployed, and in his final years at Moita School, the headteacher was supporting him financially to complete his secondary education. He has
Our first A’ Level students Posted October 10, 2013
Two of our sponsored students are now studying A’ Levels, after completing their secondary education at Einoti Secondary School, and achieving the necessary grades in
Arusha VTC – Vocational Courses Posted October 10, 2013
On 3 October three of our sponsored students sat their entrance examination for a place at Arusha Vocational Training College, where they hope to start
Regina Labikie Posted August 12, 2013
Regina’s story is a tragic one, but hopefully with a happy ending. In 2012 a lady called Doreen DiBiaggio from America contacted The Meserani Project
Further Education for our sponsored pupils Posted August 12, 2013
Now that the national examination results for all secondary school students have been finalised, following the fiasco whereby the government annulled all results and insisted
Tanzania National Examination Results – Update Posted May 5, 2013
A recent post on this website highlighted the national examination crisis in Tanzania, which was affecting some of our sponsored pupils. The basic facts at












