Sh1 billion initiative puts youth at centre of public policymaking

From left: ActionAid Tanzania Country Director Bavon Christopher, Danish Ambassador to Tanzania Jesper Kammersgaard, and KEYJana Impact Project representative Hellen Sisya during the signing of a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) for the KEYJana Impact Project, a youth-led initiative aimed at strengthening civic participation, policy awareness and youth engagement in Tanzania. PHOTOS | RAMADHAN ISMAIL

By  Ramson Ismail

Journalist

Mwananchi Communications Limited

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