CPI has partnered with Tanzania Peace Building Initiative (TPBI), led by Bishop Amos Muhagachi of Tanzania Mennonite Church, Diocese of Shirati, to establish a Computer-Assisted Learning hub in Tarime, Tanzania. This collaboration brings together CPI’s proven educational model with TPBI’s deep community roots and commitment to peacebuilding and education.

The program is already operational, with 15 computers installed and the 4-in-1 CAL program fully loaded. Twenty-five (25) students have already enrolled and begun their educational journey, demonstrating strong community interest and engagement even before the official launch ceremony. While the program is actively serving students, the planned official launch ceremony has been postponed due to post-election unrests witnessed in Tanzania in late October and early November. The safety and well-being of students, staff, and the community remain the top priority.

Drawing on CPI’s successful experiences in Honduras, Kenya, DRC, and Rwanda, the Tanzania program incorporates best practices in Computer-Assisted Learning while remaining responsive to the unique needs and cultural context of the Tanzanian community. The hub will continue to offer comprehensive educational programming, including academic courses and vocational training opportunities.