Mojafam Organization

Happy New Year to you and your Loved Ones 🎊🎊 #2025

What an incredible day it was at the Tobacco Control Debate hosted by SAYoF Health on the 13th of December With the theme, ‘Tobacco Control: A Path to a Healthier Future or an Overreach on Personal Choice?’, what do you think 🤷🏾♀️ This debate brought together a diverse group of young health champions and those eager to learn and it provided a unique platform for youth to express informed opinions and inspire actionable change regarding tobacco-related issues. 🗣️🙌 Our Founder Kapwani Kavenuke had the honor of judging along Miss careen and Lavina Ibrahim as co moderator. Thank you to the incredible coordinators Sabai Birai , Vivian J Joseph and Southern Africa Youth Forum (SAYoF_SADC) for organizing this impactful session and creating space for meaningful youth engagement. #YouthEngagement #SouthernAfricaYouth

Meeting with the Deputy Chief of Mission of the US Embassy in Tanzania, Mr. Andrew Lentz, alongside with a fellow young leader George Kyomushula from the Abagurusi Foundation was another highlight of the 12th of December ✨✨✨ #Intergenerational #solidarity has been the song of young people, and we are constantly seeking spaces to communicate freely with those experienced before us. I truly appreciated the meaningful conversations we had and I deeply commend the US Embassy in Tanzania for your efforts in fostering collaboration with young people and your unwavering commitment to engaging with us more. Here’s to More Partnerships 🤝 🇺🇸🇹🇿 THE EMBASSY OF THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA IN DARESSALAAM

Kudos to our Founder Kapwani Kavenuke for reaching yet another significant milestone in advancing the achievement of the SDGs. We are incredibly proud! 🙌✨ UNIAID AFRICA

🧡 Today, we mark the International Day for Eliminating Violence Against Women. Behind every number is a story—a life impacted, a voice silenced, a future altered. Consider these realities: 🔸 1 in 3 women worldwide experience physical or sexual violence in their lifetime. 🔸 58% of women face online harassment, with 73% of female journalists enduring online violence. 🔸 1 in 5 girls experience sexual violence as children. 🔸 1 in 4 young women suffer abuse before age 25. 🔸 1 in 2 women in science report harassment at work. 🔸 In 2022, 89,000 women lost their lives to femicide. These are not just numbers. They are our mothers, sisters, daughters, friends. They are leaders, dreamers, change-makers. They deserve more than a world that looks away—they deserve action. 💡 #OrangeTheWorld is a call to end violence in all its forms, to amplify survivors' voices, to demand accountability, and to foster a culture of respect and equality. 🔸 Let’s reflect: What will you do to create a safer, fairer world for women and girls? Share your commitment below or tag someone who inspires you to stand up against violence. Together, we can rewrite these numbers and make a shift in history. #NoExcuse to violence against Women Yoel G Mbaruku Kapwani Kavenuke Giulia Tariello Jana Berchtold

We extend our sympathies to our brothers and sisters affected by the collapsed building in Kariakoo. We pray for the departed to rest in peace, for the injured to recover quickly, and for the families to find comfort. May God give you strength during this difficult time. 🙏

Big win for Mojafam 🥳🥳 Congratulations to Kapwani Kavenuke for winning the Best Debater award for This impactful youth debate, hosted by The World Bank Group offices in Malawi, Tanzania, Zambia, and Zimbabwe, brought together young activists to discuss the vital issues surrounding education and inclusive growth in Sub-Saharan Africa ✨✨ Very compelling arguments all emphasizing that quality education and access to education are two sides of the same coin—a powerful reminder of the importance of both quality and inclusivity in transforming education for all. #changemaker

Exciting News✨✨✨ Join us tomorrow morning for an exhilarating Youth Debate hosted by The World Bank offices of Malawi, Tanzania, Zambia, and Zimbabwe, where Young activists from each country will tackle the critical motion: “Governments Should Focus on Quality of Education #NOW Rather than Expanding Access.” Don’t miss out on hearing insights from Kapwani Kavenuke founder of Mojafam Organization ✨ 🗓️ Date: November 14, 2024 🕙 Time: 10:00 AM - 1:00 PM (GMT+3) 🔗 Tune in: http://wrld.bg/SGPI50U2K1e Click here: http://wrld.bg/SGPI50U2K1e to see the Debaters, Judges and Overview The World Bank See you Tomorrow 🌍✨✨ #changemakers

People living in poverty face negative attitudes. They are stigmatized, discriminated against, judged for example by their appearance, accent, address - or lack of it, blamed for their situation, and treated with disrespect. A person never chooses to live such a lifestyle but circumstances lead them into such positions. Today we are reminded to choose kindness. We all need a helping hand, and deserve to live in dignity because, as our motto “we are all human". #LetsBreaktheCycle

Actions speak louder than words ✅ Very proud to have been represented by Lavina Ibrahim at the SOA TANZANIA Ocean Boot Camp ✨✨