By Jenifer Gilla Dar es Salaam. Tanzania is turning to its local communities in a renewed push to tackle climate change and biodiversity loss, following the launch of a major

Dar es Salaam. As the world prepares for the 30th United Nations Climate Change Conference (COP30), experts have unveiled a new strategy to use Artificial Intelligence (AI) in addressing climate

Dar es Salaam. Tanzania will champion key climate and clean energy priorities, including the goal of ensuring that four out of five Tanzanians use clean cooking energy by 2034, during

Mombasa, Kenya. Marine experts and regional stakeholders are calling for countries bordering the Indian Ocean to adopt a holistic “Blue Values” framework that safeguards both human and ecological benefits derived