Bárbara Bravo

“Education is the first thing. Education is the key to a better future and trains the leaders of the future. Education opens doors. Education is this…” These are all phrases that we can say are 100% true and true. And it’s true, but can they be applied for all boys and girls? Unfortunately, the answer … Read more

Or what comes to be the same… eat food ha ha ha This week we want to take a look at Tanzanian cuisine, although depending on the areas of the country may vary the base ingredients are practically the same. Maize and rice are mainly produced in Tanzania with 41% and 20% of the total … Read more

I think this is the most difficult thing I am going to tell or write so far… I have always said that I am NOT afraid that I feel safe but that does not mean that, unfortunately, I have had to live through quite unpleasant situations. The role and rights of women are an issue … Read more

Let’s continue discovering our beloved country of the red earth: our Tanzania. Today we want to highlight some facts that you may or may not know about the country. Let’s get started! Its capital is Dodoma although the most populous city is Dar Es Salaam (6,400,000 inhabitants). It has the highest peak in Africa and … Read more

If there is something that still impresses me today and for which I process a total admiration is the strength of Tanzanian children. I know they are made because that’s what they have always lived but it never ceases to impress me. And here is my list: 1. Her joy and affection, always with a … Read more

Since I set foot for the first time in Tanzania, in 2019, I don’t know how many times I will have heard that from: And aren’t you afraid?…and I say… afraid why? If there is one thing that I have always been clear about, it is that fear does not go with me, I will … Read more

How time goes by… the other day Toñin reminded me that we have had Looks from Tanzania for two years now and it still seems incredible to me. And the most amazing thing is that it keeps moving and hasn’t stopped in all this time. When I look back I find that motivation that sometimes, … Read more

I had never heard of it until I came to Tanzania: The Evil of Africa. Another volunteer i met at Mama Kevina he told me about it but I left it parked there. In fact, I didn’t understand it very much and it even seemed exaggerated to me and you will say, what is he … Read more

There are many things that will seem obvious to you and of course you will say that you do not need to go so far to find out. But I guarantee you that living this experience is the best thing I’ve done in my whole life… and that’s why it makes all this more special. … Read more

Within Miradas de Tanzania we have many heroines: they are our protagonists. We think we have mentioned it a thousand times but they are an example for us. An example of struggle, overcoming, sacrifice… In Tanzania they continue to live by tradition, despite there being a constant struggle. And, unfortunately, the patriarchal society is still … Read more