“Better, always better”: Impact of an Aga Khan Schools education

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Princess Zahra Aga Khan meets with Zanzibar’s Tourism Minister Honourable Simai M. Said

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Government of France and Aga Khan Health Service, Tanzania partner to launch ultra-modern polyclinic

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Zanzibar: Health care in transition

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Fighting cancer in Tanzania

Visitors walking alongside a mural in the Aga Khan Hospital, Dar es Salaam - Phase II, Tanzania.

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Foundation stone laid for Tanzanian cancer care centre, 1.7m to benefit

On 10 April 2022, Honorable Ummy Ally Mwalimu, Minister of Health of the United Republic of Tanzania (right) a...

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After COVID-19: The journey towards recovery in Eastern Africa

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My grandfather helped to build schools here a century ago. Our Aga Khan Development Network and its predecessor institutions have been operating hospitals and clinics here for over 50 years. Community health programmes, early childhood education and programmes to strengthen civil society continue to be important areas of emphasis. The accomplishments we celebrate today, then, are a part of an ongoing story – and it is a story which has counterparts in many places around the world.

His Highness the Aga Khan
Zanzibar, July 2009

Agriculture and Food Security

150,000

The Aga Khan Foundation (AKF) has reached over 150,000 beneficiaries in Mtwara and Lindi provinces

Cultural Development

11

The Aga Khan Trust for Culture (AKTC) has renovated 11 buildings in Stone Town

Early Childhood Development

10,000

Over 10,000 children are supported by the Madrasa Early Childhood Programme in Zanzibar

Economic Development

2,000

AKF has helped to strengthen over 2,000 local savings groups

Education

750

750 nurses have graduated from the Aga Khan University (AKU) in Tanzania

Health

US$ 83 million

We have invested US$ 83 million to expand our East Africa Integrated Health System into Tanzania

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