TCASA Adelaide in Adelaide, South Australia | Community organisation

TCASA Adelaide

Locality: Adelaide, South Australia

Phone: +61 433 809 956

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09.06.2022 A huge ‘Asante Sana’ to everyone who helped us celebrate Tanzanian Independence day on the July 6th. Better late than never! Thank you to our incredible volunteers and community. It is your involvement that make events like the other night possible, where we can all come together and celebrate what makes us truly proud: being Tanzanian. It was an wonderful night filled with great food, amazing music, and most of all, incredible people. It was a pleasure to host the Assistan...t Minister to the Premier, the Honourable Jing Lee, and her partner. We hope to see them at many more events in the future. Lastly, a huge thank you to our Executive Board, Catherine Maynard, Felicia Adikea, Wishi Jackson, Peter Masmaz, and Matayo Moshi, without whom, and their tireless organisational efforts, the event would not have been possible. We hope you are well, and can’t wait to see you at our next event.

29.05.2022 Come and visit our food stall on Saturday March 19th at the 2022 Sanaa Festival! We're offering a taste of some classic dishes - pilau,mishkaki,njegere,kachumbari na chapati! Find us at Light Square,Adelaide from 3pm onwards.... We look forward to seeing you there! #SanaaFestival

25.01.2022 What a great idea....

25.01.2022 Only a few hours to go before our celebrations begin...

25.01.2022 When international borders are open, I encourage you to put Tanzania in your bucket list. You will not regret it. #tanzaniaunforgettable

24.01.2022 The former 3rd President of Tanzania Mzee Benjamin Mkapa has sadly passed away in Tanzania, aged 81 years. As a Tanzanian community in South Australia, we are thinking of his family and the rest of the Tanzanians at this time. May his soul Rest In Peace.

23.01.2022 About tonight...

23.01.2022 Proud of Liberatha who wants to change how Tanzanians think of their trash. She is not waiting on the international community to show us how to recycle, she is taking matters into her own hands. This is fantastic. Change starts with us. #Tanzania #lovetheenvironment #betterworld

22.01.2022 Lets all take these messages very seriously. Lets all do our part...

21.01.2022 A huge Asante Sana to everyone who helped us celebrate Tanzanian Independence day on the July 6th. Better late than never! Thank you to our incredible volunteers and community. It is your involvement that make events like the other night possible, where we can all come together and celebrate what makes us truly proud: being Tanzanian. It was an wonderful night filled with great food, amazing music, and most of all, incredible people. It was a pleasure to host the Assistan...t Minister to the Premier, the Honourable Jing Lee, and her partner. We hope to see them at many more events in the future. Lastly, a huge thank you to our Executive Board, Catherine Maynard, Felicia Adikea, Wishi Jackson, Peter Masmaz, and Matayo Moshi, without whom, and their tireless organisational efforts, the event would not have been possible. We hope you are well, and cant wait to see you at our next event.

21.01.2022 Who has been to Kariakoo markets lately...

19.01.2022 A very Happy Mothers Day to all strong Tanzanian women in our community. Thank you for all that you in our community. Your guidance, love, community spirit, leadership and sense of support and love you offer to your families and the community is very much appreciated and always needed. Blessings and love to you. Wherever you may be today, hope you feel loved and spoilt. We love you dearly.

19.01.2022 The Tanzanian community celebrated their Independence Day celebrations in early December. A great night full of fun, laughter and bringing of people together. Thank you to everyone who attended this event. See you next year. A very Happy New Year to you all. May 2020 be a year full of blessings in all areas of your lives. Be safe where ever you may be.

18.01.2022 To the members of the TCASA community and friends, As Australians, Tanzanians and global citizens we are currently going through an unprecedented world event. The COVID-19 pandemic has affected lives and livelihoods. Currently, TCASA does not have any reported COVID-19 cases in our community or in our interstate counterparts. However, this crisis goes beyond contracting the disease itself....Continue reading

17.01.2022 Only 2 weeks to go, have you paid for your ticket? $70 per person. An event not to be missed. Check out the details below!

17.01.2022 A huge ‘Asante Sana’ to everyone who helped us celebrate Tanzanian Independence day on the July 6th. Better late than never! Thank you to our incredible volunteers and community. It is your involvement that make events like the other night possible, where we can all come together and celebrate what makes us truly proud: being Tanzanian. It was an wonderful night filled with great food, amazing music, and most of all, incredible people. It was a pleasure to host the Assistan...t Minister to the Premier, the Honourable Jing Lee, and her partner. We hope to see them at many more events in the future. Lastly, a huge thank you to our Executive Board, Catherine Maynard, Felicia Adikea, Wishi Jackson, Peter Masmaz, and Matayo Moshi, without whom, and their tireless organisational efforts, the event would not have been possible. We hope you are well, and can’t wait to see you at our next event.

17.01.2022 Caroline Mosha of Team Vista and her team are having an exciting event with all proceeds going to support the work they do for children in Moshi. Read more and see how you can support them. Well done team. TCASA is behind you.

17.01.2022 Feeling like having some succulent chicken mishkakis? Well come to the Tanzanian food stall at the Multicultural Affairs SA - Multicultural Festival on Sunday 10 November at 11am - 5pm at Victoria Square, Adelaide. #MulticulturalfestSA

12.01.2022 New SA COVID-19 restrictions from 5 August...

12.01.2022 We are looking forward to the return of Sanaa Festival Street Party on Saturday 15 February 2020 at 4pm until 11pm at 55 Mill Street, Adelaide. Free entry. This amazing street party will bring together Sanaa artists and wider community, featuring music from Argus and the Liar, Rukia, Pat Tierney, Elsy Wameyo and DJs. Tanzanian food stall, music, people and great atmosphere! An event not to be missed. See you there.

11.01.2022 The Tanzanian Community will be celebrating its Independence on Saturday 7 December. Please share this flier to all of your networks. Early bird price of $50 ends on 17 November! Hurry and take advantage of the discount. Normal price $70 per head after 17 November. An event not to be missed...

11.01.2022 The Tanzanian Community of SA had a food stall at the 2019 Multicultural Festival at Victoria Square, Adelaide earlier today. All of our food was sold out, the community connected with other communities and participated and contributed to multiculturalism in SA. Thank you to the community for their participation. A big thank you to the Department of Premier and Cabinet Multicultural Affairs SA for small financial contribution towards our food stall... #multiculturalfestival2019

09.01.2022 A big thank you to all Tanzanians and friends of Tanzanians who have already bought tickets, shared the details of this event to their friends and networks encouraging them to come along. We appreciate your support! Please continue to share this event to all of your networks and support a great course! ... Only one week to go!

09.01.2022 The Tanzanian community wishes all our community, followers, friends, families and other communities a very Happy Easter. Keep safe. Keep your distance. Be kind to each other. Look after those who are vulnerable in our communities.

09.01.2022 Tanzania Unforgettable. We will return again and support the tourism industry in Tanzania. For now, from a distance, enjoy the video. #TanzaniaUnforgettable

06.01.2022 A very Happy Mothers Day to all our mothers in our community. May this day be filled with love, joy and blessings.

06.01.2022 Great way to welcome tourists!

06.01.2022 Let’s all take these messages very seriously. Let’s all do our part...

04.01.2022 A few of the Tanzanian community members attended the In solidarity with the people of Minneapolis event in the city today. Thank you for your attendance. Black Lives Matter. Indigenous Lives Matter. Everyone lives matter. There are too many people not only in Australia but also globally who are continuously being marginalised, not listened to and continuously being mistreated because of the colour of their skin, their ethinicity, tribe they belong to, religion affiliation... or political views. As a humanity, we are here with you, walking with you. We are saying these injustices must stop. It stops with all of us rising up and speaking up. Lets continue to work with all levels of government, communities and other partners to ensure that we are looking for ways to heal, identify solutions to be better humans not only for ourselves but for generations to come. Stay well. Stay safe. Stay strong.

04.01.2022 We love Dar for its hussle and bussle? If you have been to Dar? What do you like most about this dynamic city?

04.01.2022 Great day, food, music and people...

02.01.2022 Today is the Day of the African child. Let’s continue to raise awareness on the need to invest and improve children’s education. There are 57 million primary school age children globally who are out of school and half of those children come from Sub-Saharan Africa.

02.01.2022 Dancing to the Vuli Ndela by the late Brenda Fassie...

02.01.2022 Congratulations to our Karibu Radio presenters: Kassim, Godfrey, Kadebe and Gift for all of their hard work in ensuring that our community radio continued to air year after year since 2005. Karibu Radio program will now move to 5EBI Multicultural Radio. Karibu Radio will officially air on Monday 1 July 2019 at 8.30pm until 9.30pm. Until then our presenters will take a much needed rest and return on 1 July. ... Thank you everyone for your support and looking forward to working with the 5EBI team as the Tanzanian community embarks on another journey.

01.01.2022 The Tanzanian Community will be at the 2019 Multicultural Festival scheduled to take place on Sunday 10 November at Victoria Square, Adelaide at 11am until 5pm. Keep this date into your diaries. Along with other multicultural community groups we will be showcasing Tanzanian food and culture to South Australian families, local and international visitors. An event not to be missed. ... See you then.

01.01.2022 Today is the Day of the African child. Lets continue to raise awareness on the need to invest and improve childrens education. There are 57 million primary school age children globally who are out of school and half of those children come from Sub-Saharan Africa.