Dar es Salaam. Access Bank Tanzania has launched Access Wezesha, a new platform designed to equip young Tanzanians with essential financial literacy skills.
The initiative was unveiled on November 29, 2025, during a collaborative training session with AIESEC in IFM, which brought together more than 200 university students keen to learn about budgeting, saving, and cultivating sound financial habits.
The platform reflects Access Bank’s continued commitment to financial inclusion and youth empowerment. Alongside training, the bank is offering tailored banking products, including the IZE Account—designed specifically to help students manage their finances responsibly.
Speaking at the launch, the Head of Marketing and Corporate Communications at Access Bank Tanzania, Ms Irene Mutiganzi, underscored the importance of nurturing financial awareness from an early age.
“Empowering young people with financial literacy is a crucial step toward securing their future. When the youth understand how to save, budget, and manage their money responsibly, they are better equipped to pursue their goals. Our partnership with AIESEC in IFM reflects our commitment to nurturing and supporting youth development in Tanzania,” she said.
AIESEC, a global youth leadership organisation, emphasised the value of the collaboration in shaping the next generation of leaders. The Local Chapter President of AIESEC in IFM, Ms Faith Jonas Kwayu, said the programme aligns with the organisation’s mission of preparing young people for real-world challenges.
“This collaboration with Access Bank aligns perfectly with our mission. Financial literacy forms the foundation for responsible leadership and personal growth. We are proud to see so many youth take this important step toward building a secure and empowered future,” she said.
The programme also featured interactive learning sessions, practical budgeting exercises, and guided discussions, giving participants the tools needed to make informed financial decisions.
Both Access Bank and AIESEC reaffirmed their commitment to scaling up such initiatives nationwide as part of a shared mission to strengthen youth development and promote financial empowerment across Tanzania.