New Democrats appreciate the role of the Ismaili community in our multicultural society, says Thomas Mulcair.
Category: Africa
The long-standing relationship of the AKDN network and the Tanzanian government dates back to 1905, when the first girls’ school was established in Zanzibar
Q&A with Mahmood Ahmed: Outgoing diplomatic representative of Aga Khan Development Network in Uganda
We have invested the best, let Ugandans take charge… and it’s worked
The world does not only operate via commercial enterprises and this has been amply proved by the Aga Khan University Hospital Nairobi.
Perhaps it is a difficult thing to say, but it is often hard to think of people of Indian origin among us as Tanzanians. At least that is how Prof Karim Hirji, a retired Professor of Mathematics feels about the matter.
The Jubilee Games Fanous has traveled far and wide in Kenya. It has not only traveled to the Jamats of Nairobi, Mombasa, Eldoret, Nakuru, Kisumu, and other centers but captured in the hearts of the Kenyan people and wildlife.
The Jamat of Tanzania brings you perspectives from across Tanzania, with the Fanous enactment of the ancient times when the Fatimid Caliph-Imam was welcomed to Cairo
Jubillee Games Team Kenya proudly announces that one of their very own Star Ismaili swimmers, Talisa Lanoe, has been selected to represent her beloved country at the 2016 Summer Olympics in Brasil.
Amin Javer, originally from Kenya, presently is based in Hamburg, Germany.
Even though the Jamat of South Africa is under the jurisdiction of Kenya, we felt that they deserved a separate post.
President John Magufuli urges former Arusha Ismailis to think of investing and doing business with Tanzania
The school, which aims to provide neighbourhood children with an arts education to help in securing future jobs, was founded by an NGO, the Culture Resource (Al-Mawred Al-Thaqafy) in cooperation with Aga Khan Music Initiative – Aga Khan Development Network.
Djenné, a market centre and link in the trans-Saharan gold trade, was added to the world heritage list in 1988.
Aga Khan’s forward looking policies receive praise from Canadian leaders
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