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Photography courses Announcement

Photography courses Announcement
Flame Tree Media Trust and Time School of Journalism announces Photography courses to begin soon at Talent Media Learning Centre at Ilala in Dar es Salaam, download this advert for more details.

Tuesday, April 12, 2011

"SILENT VOICES" PHOTO EXHIBITION IN DODOMA












“SILENT VOICES” - SAUTI NYAMAVU

A PHOTO EXHIBITION BY PARTICIPANTS OF THE EFFECTIVE RURAL PHOTOJOURNALISM COACHINGPROJECT 2010/11

Flame Tree Media Trust has, for past one year, implemented the Effective Rural Photojournalism Coaching project, by funding from Tanzania Media Fund (TMF). The project aimed at empowering regional photojournalists with the skills that they might use to visualize grass-root issues by powerful photographic images.

The photojournalists were coached on how to generate ideas, select approach and visualize them, as we can witness this exhibition today.

The objectives of the project among others, are; to support quality journalism and to develop the skills of the Tanzanian photographers and writing journalists, so that their work can contribute to improved quality of the media content, better policies and good governance in the country.

The coaching covered the following regions: Lindi, Iringa, Mwanza, Shinyanga, Zanzibar and Kigoma in a period of one year beginning May 2010. The project has produced a year wall calendar of 2011, this photo exhibition and a book, which is still in the publishing process.

The complete set of this exhibition is comprised of 54 posters with a total of 446 photographs. We believe, it is the first big mobile photo exhibition to have been produced and shown within the country. More importantly, it focuses on the different grassroots’ issues in our most known rural communities.






























The following photojournalists and their respective regions participated in the project.

ERPC – Rural issues Covered

Lindi

Participant

Issues

1. Marry Mpandula

Early Pregnancies

2. Kijakazi Yunus

Deforestation

3. Abdulaziz Ahmed

Sanitation

4. Athuman Mtepa

Road signs vandalism

5. Christopher Lilai

Crossing Lukuledi River

6. Denny Mkuchu

Deserted infrastructures

7. Happy Severine

Education – Teachers housing

8. Utegele Ibrahim

Water in Mchinga

9. Said Hamdani

Miners

10. Elibariki Mafore

Homeless people

11. Mwanja Ibadi

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Iringa

1. Anita Boma

Pawaga Livestock keepers

2. Daudi Mwangosi

Rural life

3. Friday Simbaya

Tomato farming - Ilula

4. Ibrahim Issa

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5. Janeth Matondo

Nzihi Dispensary

6. Mawazo Malembeka

Mtera fishing camps

7. Oliver Motto

Deserted kids

8. Selina Ilunga

Out of focus

9. Sima Bingileki

Domestic Violence

10. Vicky Macha

Water born diseases

Mwanza

1. Erika Elias

Women in mining

2. Fredrick Katulanda

1. Kids miners/ 2. Street children

3. John Sanjo

Artisan miners

4. Jovither Kaijage

Bilharzias - Ukerewe

5. Twalad Salum

Traditional healers

6. Beatrice Rabach

Elders life – Bukumbi

7. Devota Sotel

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8. Emmy Reid

Women entrepreneurs

9. Jovin Mihambi

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10. Sheila Seizzy

HIV in Ukerewe

11. Wilson Elisha

Family Planing

Shinyanga

1. Ali Lityawi

Elders killing

2. Ester Sumira

Herder life

3. Patrick Mabula

Traditional dance

4. Raymond Mihayo

Mother pupils

5. Shija Felician

Albino kilings

6. Steven Kidoyayi

Ward school’s challenges

7. Alex Sayi

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8. Suleiman Abedi

Environmentalist

9. Suzzy Butondo

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10. Stella Ibengwe

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11. Moses Augustine

Kwashakoo

Zanzibar

1. Haji Khatibu Haji

Malaria achievements

2. Haroub Hussein Khamis

Unity government opinions

3. Mgeni Khamis Kombo

Clove farming - Pemba

4. Salimu Talibu Omar

Stone bricks making - Pemba

5. Sharifa Rashid Said

Widows – Pemba Political turmoil

6. Abdallah Masangu

Students transportation

7. Hamad Hija Hamad

Infrastructures

8. Khamis Mohamed Salum

Drug abuse

9. Maulid Yusuf Ali

Umbuji dispensary

10. Mwinyinvua Abdi Nzuki

Dairy goats -Women project

Kigoma

1. Anthony Kayanda

Piracy in Lake Tanganyika

2. Boniface Mpagape

Forced social displacement – Albinos

3. Deogratias Nsokolo

The disabled family life

4. Edward Kigadye

Making burnt bricks

5. Prosper Kwigize

Robbery in Kibondo

6. Jacob Ruvilo

School office turned teacher’s house

7. Jumanne Gange

Passenger train

8. Kassim Msoma

School without desks

9. Mwajabu Kigaza

Fistura

10. Fadhil Abdalah

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Friday, April 8, 2011

"SILENT VOICES" in Dodoma

Chama cha Waandishi Mkoa Dodoma kinaweletea maonesho ya picha "SAUTI ZISIZOSIKIKA" kuanzia tarehe 11 - 15 Aprili 2011 katika ukumbi wa Kituo cha Vijana Mambopoa nyuma ya jengo la CCM.


Monday, March 28, 2011

SILENT VOICES PHOTO EXHIBITION






































SAUTI NYAMAVU – “SILENT VOICES”

A PHOTO EXHIBITION BY PARTICIPANTS OF THE

EFFECTIVE RURAL PHOTOJOURNALISM COACHING

AN FTMT & TMF PROJECT 2010/11

Flame Tree Media Trust has, for past one year, implemented the Effective Rural Photojournalism Coaching project, following a funding from Tanzania Media Fund (TMF). The project aimed at empowering regional photojournalists with the skills that they might use to visualize grass-root issues by powerful photographic images.

The photojournalists were coached on how to generate ideas, select approach and visualize them, as we all can witness in this exhibition today.

The objectives of the project are; to support quality journalism and to develop the skills of the Tanzanian photographers and writing journalists, so that their work can contribute to improved quality of the media content in the country.

The coaching covered the following regions: Lindi, Iringa, Mwanza, Shinyanga, Zanzibar and Kigoma in a period of one year beginning May 2010. The project has produced a year wall calendar of 2011, this photo exhibition and a book, which is still in the publishing process.

This exhibition is comprised of 54 posters with a total of 446 photographs. We believe it is the first big photo exhibition to have been produced and shown within the country. More importantly, it focuses on the grassroots’ issues in our most known rural communities.

Tuesday, December 7, 2010

ERPC future plans

ERPC future plans

ERPC second phase is to curate an exhibition to tour some regions and produce a photo book that will show case all participant's work by next year.


The program funded by Tanzania media Fund coached sixty press club members from six regions, namely: Lindi, Iringa, Mwanza, Shinyanga, Zanzibar and Kigoma.


Above is a sample of how exhibition of participant's work will look like.

Kigoma single images















Maternal Health also poses a great challenge in the country to expecting mothers, Mwajabu Kijazi focused on the subject.

Kigoma single images















Education sector in Tanzania faces many challenges, among them is desks, many primary school lacks school desks, Mahanga Primary School at Ilagala Ward, Kigoma Rural is no exception, Kasimu Msoma a Veteran Kigoma Journalist shade lights on this challange.

Kigoma single images















Jacob Luvilo, Radio and Television journalist deals with Teachers housing challenges in Kigoma region that forced some teachers to live in the school offices as the case with Reli Mpya Primary School at Nyangabo Village in Nguruka Ward.

Monday, November 1, 2010

kigoma single images


Mkoa wa Kigoma unakabiliwa na changamoto nyingi lakini kubwa ni usafiri.

Train ndio kimbilio na msaada mkubwa kwa walio wengi, toka (1918 tangu reli hiyo ilipoanzishwa) enzi na enzi kutokana na unafuu wake.



Pamoja na kuwa ni tegemeo, usafiri huu unakabiliwa na changamoto za hapa na pale ikiwa ni pamoja na ukosefu wa huduma bora za usafiri,uchakavu wa mabehewa pamoja na njia ya reli ambayo ni ya muda mrefu.


Jumanne Gange anaangalia changamoto hizi.

Kigoma single images



Katika miaka ya hivi karibuni nchi yetu imekumbwa na wimbi la mauaji ya walemavu wa ngozi (Albino), ambayo chanzo chake kikubwa ni imani potofu za kishirikina kwa baadhi ya wanajamii, wenye kupenda utajiri wa haraka.




Hali hiyo imesababisha baadhi ya Albino nchini kulazimika kuishi katika vituo mbali mbali, mbali na jamii yao kwa kuhofia usalama wao.


Mauaji ya watu wenye ulemavu wa ngozi kwa minajiri ya kupata viungo vyao kwa imani za kishirikina yalileta sifa mbaya sana kwa taifa letu, Boniface Mpagape alimulika kambi ya Kabanga wilayani Kasulu

Kigoma single images


Katika kipindi cha miaka kumi na sita tangu mwaka 1993 hadi 2010, kumekuwa kukiripotiwa taarifa mbalimbali za ujambazi na mauaji ya wananchi yanayofanywa na watu wanaotajwa kuwa majambazi sugu wanaotumia silaha za moto kufanya uporaji katika barabara mbalimbali na maeneo ya makazi na biashara hapa nchini.



Katika kipindi cha mwaka 2006 na 2007 jumla ya matukio ya mauaji 3583 sawa na asilimia 37.2 yaliripotiwa kwa jeshi la polisi na mengi kati ya hayo yanatajwa kusababishwa na watu kuwania mali, ubakaji, mauaji ya kishirikina, ujambazi wa utekaji wa magari na uvunjaji pamoja na wivu wa kimapenzi.



Katika wilaya ya Kibondo mkoani Kigoma wastani wa matukio 10 hadi 20 hutokea kila mwaka na kusababisha vifo vya watu na upotevu mkubwa wa mali unaofanywa na majambazi ambao huteka mgari na kuwashambulia abiria kwa risasi kwa lengo la kupora mali.




Prosper Kwigize aliangalia kwa undani tatizo hilo ikiwa ni pamoja na familia zilizokubwa na kadhia hii huko Kibondo, Kigoma.

Friday, October 22, 2010

Photojournalism

Photojournalism is a particular form of journalism (the collecting, editing, and presenting of news material for publication or broadcast) that creates timeliness, objective and narrative images in order to tell a news story.



We at FTMT hope that our newspapers in the future will venture into this kind of visual reporting and shade lights into grass root issues in our society.



Photojournalism has the power to shape and change our society via issues raised.

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