Paje, Unguja. On the eastern shores of Zanzibar, in the village of Paje, two young graduates have turned their passion and determination into a thriving agribusiness. With the support of
Paje, Zanzibar. In the quiet village of Paje Mjogooni, Unguja, a determined woman has turned her dream into reality and is now reshaping her community through poultry farming. Shemsa John
By Jenifer Gilla, Habitat Media Dar es Salaam. Stakeholders in the clean cooking sector have highlighted several key barriers that continue to hinder the adoption of clean cooking technologies in
Dar es Salaam. Through a partnership between the African Development Bank (AfDB) and the Global Center on Adaptation (GCA), under the Africa Adaptation Acceleration Program (AAAP), the Tanzania Agricultural Development
Dar es Salaam. African lions, long celebrated as symbols of strength and pride, are now facing the grim possibility of extinction. Conservation scientists say their survival is increasingly threatened by
By Habitat Media Reporter Geneva, Switzerland. After ten days of intense negotiations, including late-night sessions, countries have left the United Nations Palais des Nations without delivering the long-awaited global treaty
By Habitat Reporter Geneva, Switzerland. Scientists have urged negotiators of the new global plastics treaty to strike a careful balance between the benefits, trade-offs, and sustainability of plastics in the
By Habitat Reporter Geneva, Switzerland. As the first week of negotiations on a legally binding global treaty to end plastic pollution comes to a close, African countries have voiced frustration over
Dodoma. The National Environment Management Council (NEMC) has reached approximately 1,450 stakeholders with education on environmental conservation and sustainable management during this year’s Nane Nane Agricultural Exhibitions. Through its exhibition
Geneva, Switzerland. Five days into the final round of Global Plastics Treaty negotiations, progress remains far from what is needed to protect people and the planet. Campaigners say enough is