Leah Ndelema

• Identifying, documenting, and analyzing the pressing development issues in Naitolia village.
• Carry out various workshop programs on adolescence education for both girls and boys, community health, and income-earning activities in Naitolia and Mswakini village.
• Built 8 chicken coops and 10 raised gardens for youth and women in Naitolia as a step towards youth and women empowerment.
• Donated sanitary towels, medicated soap, laundry soap, curtains, and an incinerator for burning used sanitary towels in Naitolia and Mswakini primary school.

Raise public awareness on local environmental and natural resources policies.

To empower communities, especially women, in conserving the environment.

Facilitating the carrying out of collaborative research, training, and advice communities in Dar es salaam.

• Developed and implemented lesson plans based on curriculum objectives.
• Assessed student performance through tests, quizzes, and other assessments.
• Provided individualized instruction to meet the needs of all students.
• Encouraged critical thinking skills and problem-solving strategies among students.
• Instructed students in academic subjects such as language, arts, civics and history.

Preparation of the opening of the memorial museum for the victims of the Dar Es Salaam US embassy bombing that happened in 1998.

Research on the African liberation struggles in the King George V archive.

Documentation and preservation of artifacts, office organization, and operations.