Impact Report
Tadero Mwanza, Tanzania
The books we received from Books2Africa helped many teachers and staff much more, because now they can prepare their lessons for other students
December 10, 2020
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The books we received from Books2Africa helped many teachers and staff much more, because now they can prepare their lessons for other students
Before having these books, our teachers had to walk 10km away from the school in search of a library but at a fee. This time, no hassles. Books are readily
We have seen improvements in all aspect of the language, plus children have developed a tendency of reading books and this has helped them improve their creativity and vocabulary.
We set out to provide quality higher education at an affordable price in an environment where cost is the greatest hindrance to higher education, And access to the resources Books2Africa
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