Dar es Salaam. With statistics showing that approximately 460,000 hectares of forest are lost annually in Tanzania, the World Wide Fund for Nature (WWF), in collaboration with the Tanzania Forest
Dar es Salaam. The waste in your compound may not be just garbage—it could be a valuable resource that generates wealth and employment. Experts are urging Tanzanians to rethink waste
Dar es Salaam. Municipal waste collection system, which relies on municipal garbage trucks or contracted service providers, does not reach all areas. For instance, the Dar es Salaam City Master
Nairobi. In a recent workshop on the Growth and Economic Opportunities for Women (GrOW) Phase II – East Africa, gender experts, policymakers, and entrepreneurs gathered to discuss the challenges and
Dodoma. Prime Minister Kassim Majaliwa has advised farmers nationwide to cultivate fast-maturing crops to mitigate the effects of climate change. Speaking in Parliament February 14, 2025 while concluding the 18th
Dar es Salaam. Young Tanzanian innovators are introducing groundbreaking solutions to improve the management of organic waste in Dar es Salaam. Some of these innovations are already in operation, while
Dar es Salaam. The National Environment Management Council (NEMC) has issued a warning about the potential dangers posed by heavy rains expected in several regions of Tanzania. Addressing the press
By Haika Kimaro Mtwara. Approximately 400,000 hectares of forest in Tanzania are lost every year due to human activities. Statistics show that Africa loses 3.9 million hectares annually, while the
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