MulikaFoundation

04/03/2026

Serengeti Primary School
📍 Located in Ololosokwan Ward, Ngorongoro District, Arusha Region – Tanzania

About Us
Serengeti Primary School is a community-based primary school committed to providing quality, inclusive, and transformative education to children in rural Maasai communities. Our goal is to nurture young minds through strong academic foundations, moral values, and cultural identity.

Our Vision
To become a leading rural primary school that empowers children with education, confidence, and opportunities for a brighter future.

Our Mission
To provide accessible, quality, and culturally responsive primary education that equips learners with knowledge, skills, and values for lifelong success.

03/03/2026

Happy World Wildlife Day

On this special day, we reaffirm our commitment to promoting environmental awareness, community empowerment, and sustainable development.
As an institution dedicated to education, cultural preservation, and responsible leadership, we believe that protecting wildlife is not just about conservation it is about safeguarding the future of our communities.
Through advocacy, education, and community engagement, we continue to raise voices that defend nature, promote coexistence, and inspire action for a sustainable tomorrow.
Together, we protect. Together, we grow. Together, we build a future where people and wildlife thrive side by side.

03/03/2026

Mulika Afrika
Empowering the Maasai community through sustainable action and lasting impact.
From strengthening health services and expanding access to quality education, to promoting economic empowerment and environmental sustainability — our projects are rooted in community, culture, and resilience.
Together, we are building a future where tradition and progress walk hand in hand.
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01/03/2026

01/03/2026

Mulika Afrika Launches Serengeti Primary School
Serengeti Primary School is proudly located in Arusha Region Ngorongoro District Loliondo, Ololosokwan ward near the Maasai boma and within our local community.
This initiative strengthens community safety while ensuring that children access inclusive, quality education rooted in dignity, culture, and opportunity.
We are deeply grateful to our donors and partners whose support is helping us protect children, empower communities, and invest in a sustainable future through education.
Education is protection. Education is hope. Education is the foundation of a stronger, safer community.
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27/02/2026

Our garden continues to flourish
Together with the community, we are conducting regular evaluations to ensure accountability, impact, and sustainability.
The results demonstrate tangible benefits in improved livelihoods, nutrition, and long-term community resilience.

24/02/2026

At Mulika Afrika, our community garden is delivering real, visible impact. The harvest is evident fresh produce on family tables, improved nutrition in households, and increased income for community members. What we planted with faith and dedication is now bearing tangible results.
Children are eating healthier. Families are earning more. Knowledge is spreading.
This is not just growth in the soil it is growth in lives. Together, we are witnessing the fruits of empowerment and sustainable change.

22/02/2026

Today marks the successful completion of our training on Maasai mother tongue education and storytelling.
Throughout this journey, we have gained valuable knowledge on how to effectively teach the Maasai language (Maa), develop culturally relevant learning materials, and compose diverse traditional and contemporary stories that reflect our community’s identity.
This training has greatly enriched us intellectually and creatively. It has expanded our thinking, strengthened our confidence, and deepened our commitment to promoting multilingual education for children in Maasai communities.
We now strongly believe that through this training, we are nurturing future curriculum developers who can design relevant, inclusive, and culturally grounded learning frameworks for Maasai children. This is not just about storytelling it is about building education systems that respect identity and promote excellence.
We extend our heartfelt appreciation to Pamela, our dedicated trainer from International Network Development Ltd, for empowering us with knowledge, sharing her expertise, and generously giving her time throughout this training. Your guidance has made a lasting impact on our team and our mission.
At Mulika Afrika, we remain committed to turning this learning into action for the benefit of our communities.
The journey continues and the impact begins now.
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21/02/2026

Day 2 of Our multilingual education for the children of maasai (MAA) Training
Today marks the second day of our intensive training on Maasai story writing. We are deepening our understanding of how storytelling can preserve language, culture, and identity while strengthening multilingual education for children in Maasai communities.
At Mulika Afrika, we believe every story carries the wisdom of our ancestors and the hope of future generations. Through this training, we are equipping ourselves to document, celebrate, and amplify Maasai voices in meaningful and impactful ways.
We extend our sincere gratitude to Pamela from International Network Development Ltd for her professional guidance, dedication, and commitment throughout this training. Your expertise is empowering us to tell authentic stories that inspire change.
Together, we are building a future where culture, language, and education move hand in hand.

20/02/2026

Strengthening Mother Tongue Education through Capacity Building
On this International Mother Language Day, we are proud to reflect on a productive and impactful training workshop held today as part of our ongoing commitment to multilingual education for Maasai children.
Today’s session focused on equipping our team and partners with practical skills in developing culturally responsive learning materials, strengthening literacy pathways in Maa, and integrating community knowledge into early education frameworks.
This workshop is not just about curriculum development it is about safeguarding identity, preserving indigenous language, and empowering children with the confidence to learn first in the language they understand best.
By investing in mother tongue based education, we are laying a strong foundation that enables children to thrive academically while remaining rooted in their culture and heritage.
Together, we continue to advance inclusive, community driven education systems that leave no child behind.
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20/02/2026

Celebrating International Mother Language Day
Today, on International Mother Language Day, we proudly mark a significant milestone as we commence our second workshop focused on developing materials for a multilingual education programme for Maasai children.
Through this initiative, we are designing a structured plan to support children in learning to read and write in Maa their mother tongue while creating culturally relevant stories and learning activities rooted in their everyday experiences.
We believe that strengthening a child’s foundation in their own language builds confidence, identity, and the capacity to engage meaningfully with the wider world.
At Mulika Afrika we remain committed to promoting inclusive education, preserving indigenous languages, and empowering communities through sustainable development initiatives.

18/02/2026

Empowering communities, one step at a time Our team recently visited Kiserian Longido, connecting with residents in Ines, Maggie, Kilingot, Nanoto, Sara, Papakinyi, and Kootu. Together, we're making a difference!