Zainab ANSELL

  The Year 2023, comes bearing good news for Zara Charity, particularly for Ngorongoro Maasai Pre-School.  The long wait is finally over for Maasai Kids at Ngorongoro Maasai Pre-School as they have finally received their school bus that will end their hustle of commuting from their homes to school and from school to their homes.  Over the years Maasai Community had faced the highest illiterate rate and lowest school enrollment rates in East Africa due lack of school facilities, however as the days goes by The Maasai community have progressively improve their access to education since Education is a crucial factor for their development.  The Community must have access to educational programs that can provide them the information and abilities they need to thrive in the modern world. That’s why on 2015 Zara Charity took an initiative to start a new Maasai preschool in Ngorongoro conservation area in order to promote education believing that education is the crucial aspect to eliminate po

Dear Partners, It is with great pleasure that I introduce to you our first newsletter for year 2023.  First I would like to thank you for coming this far with us on this journey. I refer to you as partner because this journey is all about you and us. Together we can stride the great steps and hold true to the dreams that the first safari goers and explorers had in their hearts when they took the first steps into the unknown Africa.  At ZITA, we have come a long way after listening to you and our mutual clients. We have great news for this year all in the name to make your African safari experience more comfortable and magical. We would like to share with you some exciting changes that we have embarked on to enhance our product and service experience to our guests. Ikoma Wild Camp Lounge We have embarked on extensive, albeit subtle in programs for instance at the Ikoma we are coming up with a first of its kind, a lounge that shall mimic the experience of the cigar, wine and gin lounge w

  Being on the roof of Africa, Mountain Kilimanjaro the highest mountain in Africa and the highest free-standing mountain in the world is the dream of many. This majestic mountain is located in northern part of Tanzania with its summit reaching a height of 19,341 feet. Many people dream of climbing to the top of this majestic mountain, but for some, the dream may seem impossible due to disability limitations.  One obstacle that climbers may face is a physical disability. Some climbers may have mobility or sensory impairments that make it difficult for them to climb the mountain. However, with the right specialized equipment and support, climbers with disabilities can also conquer Mt. Kilimanjaro.  Additionally, climbers with disabilities should hire a professional guide who is experienced in working with individuals with disabilities Zara Tanzania Adventures, Tanzania’s most trusted Kilimanjaro outfitter and the leading tour operator both locally and globally has good news for whose wh