Ubuntu PhotoNews: Plight of Tanzania's Pregnant Schoolgirls
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A cross section of young mothers attentively listening to a facilitator during a session about reproductive health in Shinyanga in 2014. Credit: Kizito Makoye / Ubuntu Times
Alternative education.
A group of peer educators are singing and dancing as a way to send messages about the impact of teen pregnancies in Shinyanga region in 2014. Credit: Kizito Makoye / Ubuntu Times
Young audience attentively watching.
A young facilitator addresses young mothers in Shinyanga about engaging in alternative income-generating activities in Shinyanga region in 2014. Credit: Kizito Makoye / Ubuntu Times
Young mother listening to the facilitator.
Moved young mothers join the floor dancing during one of the education sessions in Shinyanga in 2014. Credit: Kizito Makoye / Ubuntu Times
A young mother on bended knees mobilize others.
A group of peer educators are singing and dancing as a way to send messages about the impact of teen pregnancies in Shinyanga region in 2014. Credit: Kizito Makoye / Ubuntu Times
Young audience attentively watching.
Juliet Kilewo, a victim of child marriages, who dropped out of school because her father wanted to marry her off in December 2020, reacts to a cameraman. She was rescued by Women rights campaigners. Credit: Kizito Makoye / Ubuntu Times
