Note: Below is a hypothetical example of a commercial dispute and how CAB can help resolve this situation. This story is fictitious and for illustrative purposes only.* Fatima and Ali were childhood friends from Pakistan….
Recent activities from our AKEB students The Aga Khan Education Board for Tanzania supports students of all ages in the Jamat to keep them active and engaged. Take a look at some of their recent…
As Ismailis, we have always cared for one another in times of need. As Canadian Journalist Farah Nasser says, by practicing self-isolation and social distancing at this time, we are helping to curb the spread…
In recent days, the global Covid-19 pandemic has taken up the majority of news coverage, social media activity, and general communication. The threat of coronavirus is serious, though it’s important to retain some perspective and…
“Glory be to Him Who took His servant by night from the Masjid al-Haram to the Masjid al-Aqsa whose surroundings We have blessed, so that We might show him of Our signs…” [Al-Isra (17:1)] Today,…
Nawruz is a Persian word meaning “New Day”. It is also the first day of spring and it is celebrated every year on the 21st of March. The origins of Nawruz festival are traced to…
Many of you may be joining online learning sessions, others catching up worksheets and some finding ways to stay up to date with the exam information. While we work towards remaining safe, let us also…
With the spread of COVID-19 (Coronavirus) across 182 countries, the economic impact is global and is expected to result in slow economic growth in the coming months. The progression of the virus has is leading…
The rapid changes and the nature of this developing modern society have given rise to new challenges, which means it is quite a remarkable feat when a group of voluntary RE teachers from various parts…
As we come to the end of our four-year term as members of the Conciliation and Arbitration Board for Tanzania, we look back on our achievements. In the last four years, we have endeavored to…