LESCOTA team members.

MUSSA NDOMBA - President, Founding Member-Tanzania

Musa is currently working as a pharmacist at Dodoma General Hospital. He graduated with a bachelor's degree of pharmacy from St. Johns university of Tanzania. He is involved in the library project by writing book requests to donors for the LESCOTA library. Musa is a Co-founder and president of LESCOTA. 

MAURUS MEINRAD NCHIMBI - Executive director, Founding member -Tanzania

Maurus received a Bachelors of Business Administration in Marketing from St.John’s university of Tanzania-Dodoma.  He organised with the village local government to build a LESCOTA community library; solicited books and funded the better tomorrow project. Maurus  is a Co-founder and an executive director of LESCOTA.

EDES MAPUNDA -  Accountant, Founding Member (Tanzania)

 Edes received his bachelor's degree in commerce and business administration from St. Augustine University of Tanzania. . Edes has helped the LESCOTA library to transport books donated by Room to Read, Maktaba kuu ya Taifa, and some Fema and Si -mchezo magazines from Femina Hip. Edes is a Co-founder and accountant of LESCOTA based in Tanzania.

 Rachael Millar: Administration officer-Member (UK)

 Rachael recently graduated from Newcastle University with a Bachelor's degree in Politics. She has experience in writing grant proposals and fundraising, and will be applying these skills to LESCOTA to help increase funding for projects.

Alex Behan: Accountant-Uk based - Member (UK)

Alex holds a 1st class degree from Sheffield University and has previous experience in international development and banking. He joined LESCOTA after working in Tanzania with development charity Raleigh International.  

Hannah Sankannawar:  Advocacy and publicity officer.

Hannah has recently graduated from Newcastle University with a Bachelor’s degree in Law. She has experience in research, writing reports, and organising events. She has a keen interest in environmental and sustainability issues and has joined LESCOTA after working in Tanzania with the development charity Raleigh International.