As Tanzania prepares for the heavy rainfall and flooding associated with El Niño, the focus is understandably on managing the immediate risks. But periods of excess rainfall also raise a longer-term question: could the water that threatens communities today help prepare the country for future water scarcity?
Cataract blindness is often understood primarily as a health challenge. But its impact extends much further, affecting an individual’s ability to work, household income, caregiver time, and, ultimately, economic participation.
This year’s report captures a foundation that’s growing sharper, not just bigger, in how it serves Tanzania.
Mohammed Dewji has been named in the TIME100 Philanthropy 2026 list, recognised among the world’s most influential philanthropists…
The Mo Dewji Foundation has been mentioned on the website Billionaires.Africa for our work in education, food and nutrition.
Inside, you’ll find outcomes that matter: lives improved, systems strengthened, and partnerships that scale impact across Tanzania.
