Nukta Africa

29/07/2026

"Tanzania's newsrooms stand at a pivotal moment. The willingness exists, the infrastructure is nascent, and the skills are wanting. Whether journalism can bridge this gap will determine if AI becomes its greatest ally or most profound challenge," - Deusdedith Muzinza Kakorozya

By Deusdedith Muzinza Kakorozya

28/07/2026

"When I joined Nukta Africa as a resident under Nukta Lab Graduate Residency Program, I expected to learn story reporting. What I didn’t expect was to discover how workplace culture can shape not only professional growth but confidence, creativity, and purpose. In many organizations, culture is described in mission statements. At Nukta Africa, I experience it in everyday interactions,"- Method Allen, Nukta Lab Graduate Residency Program resident.

By Method Allen

23/07/2026

Your story deserves more than attention, it deserves impact

At Nukta Africa, we help you transform complex ideas, data, and messages into stories that are clear, memorable, and actionable. Whether you're communicating research, business insights, development outcomes, or public information, we ensure your audience not only understands your message but is inspired to act on it.

Let's make your story matter.

15/07/2026

📊 Takwimu zina nguvu, ukizielezea vizuri, watu wanaelewa na kuchukua hatua.

Jifunze jinsi ya kuwasilisha takwimu kwa njia rahisi, yenye kuvutia, na yenye ushawishi kupitia kozi yetu ya 'Data-driven Storytelling.'

📩 Tuma DM au andika neno 'TRAINING' kwenye comment, tukutumie maelezo zaidi.

10/07/2026

Empowering journalists with the tools to protect truth is one of the most effective ways to strengthen climate resilience and safeguard indigenous communities.

To strengthen climate information integrity, Nukta Africa, in collaboration with the Digital Democracy Initiative (DDI) and International Media Support (IMS), conducted a two-day training on Countering Climate Misinformation and Misleading Narratives Affecting Indigenous Peoples in Tanzania.

Facilitated by Nukta Africa's senior trainers, Daniel Mwingira and Daniel Samson, the training equipped journalists and editors from Orkonerei FM Radio and Media Aid for Indigenous and Pastoralist Community (MAIPAC) with practical skills in fact-checking, verification and ethical reporting.

Participants are now better prepared to:
✅ Identify and counter climate misinformation.
✅ Produce accurate, evidence-based stories that amplify indigenous voices.
✅ Promote environmental awareness while respecting indigenous knowledge, rights, and cultures.
✅ Strengthen public trust through credible journalism.

By investing in local journalists, the training contributes to a more informed and resilient information ecosystem where climate conversations related indigenous people are guided by facts, not falsehoods.

09/07/2026

Investing in journalists is investing in a more credible, secure, and trusted media ecosystem.

On June 26, 2026, Nukta Africa, in collaboration with the Media Council of Tanzania (MCT), conducted a Digital Security for Journalists and Building a Trusted Online Media training for Jambo TV journalists and editors.

The training aimed at strengthening participants' knowledge and practical skills in digital security, fact-checking, ethical journalism, audience engagement, and compliance with professional standards.

As Jambo TV resumed its operations following the 90-day suspension, we are confident that the knowledge and practical skills acquired during this training will contribute to strengthening the newsroom and building public trust through credible and responsible journalism.

At Nukta Africa, we remain committed to supporting media organizations and journalists with the knowledge, tools, and capacity needed to foster a safe, resilient, and trusted information ecosystem.

We thank MCT for the continued collaboration and Jambo TV's journalists and editors for their commitment to professional excellence.

09/07/2026

Wana haki ya kuishi kwa heshima. Wanafikiwa na vifaa tiba wanavyovihitaji?

Nukta imeandaa ripoti maalum inayofichua uhalisia wa ukosefu wa vifaa tiba na athari zake kwa watu wenye ulemavu katika Wilaya ya Bahi, mkoani Dodoma.

Soma ripoti maalum hapa 👇👇

Ndaga ana mtoto wa kiume (2) mwenye ulemavu wa miguu na mikono ambaye anahitaji kunyooshwa viungo ili virejee katika hali ya kawaida.

07/07/2026

Happy Sabasaba Day 🇹🇿

02/07/2026

NUKTA LAB GRADUATE RESIDENCY PROGRAM KICKED OFF

More than 200 young graduates applied. Only three earned a place.

The 2026 Nukta Lab Graduate Residency Program has officially kicked off, welcoming three outstanding young professionals who successfully navigated a competitive recruitment process that included written assessments, oral interviews, and evaluations of their technical skills, attitude, teamwork, and willingness to learn.

Meet our first cohort:
🔹 Deusdedith Kakorozya – Learning Officer, Communication
🔹 Jonas Remmy – Multimedia Creative Designer
🔹 Method Allen – Data Journalist

Over the six months, they will work alongside experienced professionals, gaining hands-on experience in journalism, communication, multimedia production, and data storytelling while building the practical skills needed to thrive in today's employment market.

As Tanzania continues to produce thousands of university graduates every year, initiatives like the Nukta Lab Graduate Residency Program are helping bridge the gap between academic knowledge and workplace experience through mentorship, collaboration, and real-world learning.

We wish our residents every success as they embark on this exciting journey of growth, innovation, and professional development.

17/06/2026

We're proud to be participating in Africa Innovation & Technology Forum 2026 (AITF 2026) in Dar es Salaam!

If you're attending, stop by our booth and connect with our team. Careen Calvin Mollel and Deusdedith Muzinza are there to introduce our services and discuss how we're supporting digital innovation and connectivity across Africa.

AITF 2026, held June 16–17, 2026, brings together industry leaders to explore practical solutions for closing connectivity gaps, advancing digital literacy, and shaping responsive policies that foster sustainable and inclusive digital growth. The forum is organized by Tech and Media Convergency (TMC) in collaboration with the U.S. Embassy in Tanzania.