Dar es Salaam. As the 29th Conference of the Parties to the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change (COP-29) begins today in Baku, Azerbaijan, Tanzania joins global leaders with

Baku, Azerbaijan. As COP29 kicks off in Baku, Azerbaijan, the world faces a stark reality: time is running out to prevent climate change’s worst consequences. From scorching heat waves in

Dodoma. The Parliamentary Budget Committee in Tanzania has highlighted that the country is not receiving funding from international environmental funds due to various issues, including the integration of these funds

Manyara. Some Maasai pastoralists in Simanjiro District, Manyara Region, have ventured into modern drip irrigation farming, marking a significant shift from their traditional reliance on livestock. This innovative farming technique

Babati/Dodoma. Facing unpredictable rainfall, farmers in the Manyara and Dodoma regions have turned to drip irrigation as a solution to water scarcity. Farmers growing leguminous crops have embraced this method

Dar es Salaam. Africa has witnessed an overwhelming 76 percent decline in wildlife populations over the past 50 years, according to World Wide Fund for Nature’s (WWF) 2024 Living Planet

Dar es Salaam.  In a significant advancement for environmental conservation, the Regional Centre of Excellence (RCoE) for Biodiversity, Forests, and Seascape Ecosystems Management has unveiled a Data Geoportal platform in

Arusha. For generations Hadzabe – an indigenous tribe found in northern Tanzania – has survived habitat and other kinds of changes which have affected other parts of the country thanks

Dar es Salaam. The National Environment Management Council (NEMC) has cited a lack of understanding of legal requirements among investors as a primary reason for delays in obtaining Environmental Impact

Dar es Salaam. "Since my husband passed away, life has been difficult. Only God knows how my children and I manage to eat; we have no certainty about tomorrow," says