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Ezekel Kimenjo Maswai was the foremost Adventist evangelist and leader in the formative years of the denomination among the Nandi people of western Kenya.
Thadeus Chacha Matinyi was a renowned frontline Adventist pastor, departmental director, and field president in Tanzania. He was the second to become a pastor from the Kuria tribe after Petro Marwa Gesase and the first to become a pastor from the Abasweta clan.
Jeremia Matulanya was a Tanzanian Seventh-day Adventist minister who contributed significantly to the growth and expansion of Adventism in central and northwestern Tanzania.
Nkondo Nkundiwe Mauya was among the pioneering African Adventist educators and pastors who significantly contributed to the development of education, evangelism, and Church leadership in the Pare region and Northern Tanzania during the 20th century. Mauya contributed to worship and church literature through the translation of Nyimbo za Kristo and Chasu hymn materials.
Maxwell Adventist Academy is a co-education boarding school in Nairobi, Kenya, that caters to learners from the ages of 12 to 18. The school, previously known as Maxwell Preparatory School and before that Nairobi Adventist School, was founded in 1947.
Seraya Mbangukira (1937–2024) was a Seventh-day Adventist administrator whose career spanned more than five decades and took place in several countries in Africa. He served in positions of financial, organizational, and spiritual leadership from the local field level to the division level. He is remembered for his integrity, his mission focus, and his role in strengthening and protecting the work of the Seventh-day Adventist Church in Central Africa during times of both growth and crisis.
Mbeya Adventist Secondary School is a coeducation school owned by the Seventh-day Adventist Church in Tanzania under the Southern Highlands Conference in the Southern Tanzania Union Mission. It is located in the city of Mbeya, about 1.5 kilometers south east of the Mbeya Regional Referral Hospital along the Dar Es Salaam-Tunduma main road. It was officially registered on March 14, 2014, by the government with a registration number S.4765 and thereafter as an Examination Center by registration number S.5235.
Zakayo Kusekwa Mbuti was a frontline pastor, field publishing director, and Tanzania Union Mission publishing director.
Gabriel Hassan Mbwana was born in 1933 to Hassan Mbwana and Nanguma Chali in their home village of Sangana, Chome ward, Same district, Kilimanjaro region, Tanzania. He was the fifth of seven children.
Jonas Mokotsi Mbyirukira, an Adventist pastor, administrator, and church leader from Rwanda, was the first native African to become president of a union conference.
Raphael Chacha Megera was a teacher, pastor, and administrator in Tanzania.
Elikunda Mgeni was a literature evangelist and pioneer of the Adventist work in the city of Dar es Salaam in Tanzania.
Stanford Nkoronko Mgina was a Tanzanian Seventh-day Adventist lay evangelist, Church elder, Church planter, counselor, and community spiritual leader whose ministry significantly contributed to the expansion of Adventism in Kakonko and Kibondo districts in western Tanzania.
Isaac Okeyo Midamba was a pioneer Adventist teacher and minister among the Luo people of Kenya.
Zachariah Misinjro was an Adventist missionary and gospel worker who served in the South Nyanza region in Kenya of the East Africa Union.
Mitandi Dispensary is an Adventist health facility located at Mitandi Hill, which is one of the spurs surrounding the giant Rwenzori Mountain in western Uganda. It was founded in 1948 by Adventist missionaries Magdalon and Kezia Lind.
Lukius Mkobe was a teacher and pastor in Tanzania. He translated several of Ellen G. White’s books into Kiswahili.
Deneke Morie was a preacher and church planter who introduced Seventh-day Adventism to Hadiya. He was a strong advocate of Adventist education.
The radio ministry in Tanzania Union Mission has coexisted with the Voice of Prophecy (VOP) since their very beginning in the 1990s and early 2000s.
The Morogoro Seventh-day Adventist Dispensary was established in 1970 to provide medical services to Adventist missionaries as well as non-Adventists in the surrounding community. The dispensary is located in Morogoro, Tanzania.