A network of young reporters in Tanzania is making radio and television news programmes about health, education and the environment. The children and teenagers interview leaders, their parents and people who live in the areas around them, to make their voices heard. The 20th of November is Universal Children's Day, so Lucy Taylor went to ask the young reporters what they want to change for the next generation.
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