Hand in hand for Tanzania’s future: Why our teachers are the most important allies.
Our collaboration with teachers is the backbone of SCHULBANK. Only when we act as one can we give parentless children the stability they need to succeed.
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Entries by Alexander
Review of the election days in Tanzania.
/in News/by AlexanderThe weeks surrounding the elections in October and November 2025 were a time of great tension for all of us at SCHULBANK e.V..
Are our children still learning?
/in General, News/by AlexanderFindings from the last learning status report 2019 by Uwezo Tanzania.
Strong women of Tanzania | Two lives, one market – The stories of Eva and Joyce
/in General, News/by AlexanderWomen of Tanzania | Two lives, one market – The stories of Eva and Joyce
Strong women of Tanzania | A heart for two lives – The story of Legina Chaungu
/in General, News, Secondary Schools/by AlexanderStrong women of Tanzania | More than neighbors – The story of Edda Mponzi, Mikolina Kitosi and Susanne Feldmann
We halve the hurdles: School costs drastically reduced.
/in General, News, Secondary Schools/by AlexanderWe halve the hurdles: School costs drastically reduced! SCHULBANK and St. Dominic Savio Schools renew their cooperation for orphans.
Strong women of Tanzania | More than neighbors
/in General, News, Secondary Schools/by AlexanderStrong women of Tanzania | More than neighbors – The story of Edda Mponzi, Mikolina Kitosi and Susanne Feldmann
New environment, new opportunities – ready to learn!
/in General, News, Secondary Schools/by AlexanderEdgar Mgembe visits our Dodoma scholarship holders in their new school.
WDR Lokalzeit about SCHULBANK
/in News/by AlexanderSCHULBANK e.V. was mentioned in a baking program on WDR Lokalzeit in April. It was all about the Kösters family’s cinnamon buns and how they remind us of their trips to Tanzania. It’s nice that our work was also mentioned there.
Rozii’s thoughts on polygamous marriage.
/in General, News, Scholarship Program/by AlexanderRoziiii… that’s what they call her in her village Ilambilole – Iringa Rural. She is the tenth of a total of 15 children in a large family with one father and four wives. Her mother is the oldest of her father’s wives.