With our Unite Scholars Program, our mission is to cultivate brilliant, hardworking, and trusted young professionals who not only exceed expectations but also deliver innovative solutions to their employers and future enterprises. At the core of our work is a commitment to self-sufficiency, integrity, creativity, and leadership.
This summer, 21 of our Unite Scholars graduated from universities across Tanzania; 25 successfully completed another year of their university studies; and 16 graduated from Form 6 (A Levels) and will begin their university studies in November. Today, every one of these scholars is either employed full-time with respected companies and organizations across Tanzania; participating in discipline-specific field work; or engaged in internships that provide vital professional experience and hands-on training.
In a region where jobs are scarce and competition is fierce, this is no small feat. We are overjoyed and immensely proud—not only of our scholars, who continue to perform in excellence, but also of our dedicated team, whose tireless efforts have forged key introductions and partnerships.
Unite University Graduate Stella Mosha is pictured above left at an international conference in Tanzania. (August, 2025)
“Through my work with Maisha Outreach Therapy Organization (MOTO), I recently attended an international conference on the Inclusion of Children with Disabilities, which not only expanded my network but also exposed me to diverse professional perspectives and strengthened my commitment to promoting inclusion and mental health.”
—Unite Scholar Stella Mosha who recently completed a degree in psychology and counseling from Jordan University in Tanzania.
At Apro Visuals in Dar es Salaam: Patrick Dennis, Video Editor & Photographer; Revocatus Projestus, Unite Scholar Intern; and Richard Munisi, Unite Filmmaker & Photographer
“Revocatus is a fast learner who consistently completes every task on time. He has successfully handled new assignments that no one in the organization had ever done before, delivering them with outstanding quality.”
— Michael Loy, Director of Apro Visuals, speaking about Unite Scholar Revocatus Projestus, a Form 6 graduate who will begin his university studies in November.
Organizations where our Unite Scholars are now working or engaged in internships:
Apro Visuals (Dar es Salaam)
Bethsaida Girls Secondary School (Dar es Salaam)
Cardinal Rugambwa Hospital (Dar es Salaam)
FAMDALLY Events Company (Dar es Salaam)
FAME Hospital (Karatu)
Greenheart Global (USA)
Kamal Steel Group (Dar es Salaam)
Kibogoji Experimental Learning (Morogoro)
Kiswahili na Utamanduni, KIU (Dar es Salaam)
Kivulini Maternity Hospital (Arusha)
Konsalt Primary School (Dar es Salaam)
Ngarenaro Hospital (Arusha)
Philomena Crafts (Zanzibar)
Power Providers (Arusha)
Sakapalla Community Center (Dar es Salaam)
Sinoni Medical Center (Arusha)
Smile Dental Clinic (Dar es Salaam)
SOMA (Dar es Salaam)
TBC International (Dar es Salaam)
The Kafika House (Arusha)
Unite Food Program (Dar es Salaam)
Unite the World with Africa Foundation (Dar es Salaam)
White Lake High School (Dar es Salaam)
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“This internship has been an incredibly enriching and significant learning experience. Not only have I grown my practical skills in graphic design and content creation, I've had the invaluable opportunity to connect with interesting people from all around the world.”
— Unite Scholar Katunzi Baraka, a Form 6 graduate who is working as a social media and communications intern at White Lake High School in Dar es Salaam before he starting university in November.
Asante sana! A very special thanks to every company and organization that has welcomed our Unite Scholars and provided them with meaningful opportunities to learn, thrive, excel, and grow—both professionally and personally. By opening your doors to our young talent, you are helping to shape and secure their successful futures.
** We continue to seek partnerships with companies and organizations across Tanzania and around the world to secure professional opportunities for our scholars. Please contact anne@uniteafricafoundation.org with any ideas and/or introductions.**
NOTE: Internships for our Unite Scholars are — initially as necessary — financially supported by Unite.
