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Canadians use 15 billion plastic bags annually and nearly 57 million straws daily, yet only nine per cent of plastics are recycled — a figure that is not expected to improve.

Plastics threaten ecosystems, human health, but evidence-based solutions are under political fire

NEGOTIATIONS toward a global, legally binding plastics treaty are set to resume this summer, with the United Nations Environment Programme announcing that the Intergovernmental Negotiating Committee on plastic pollution will reconvene in August.

Scientific evidence overwhelmingly demonstrates that climate impacts become particularly extreme beyond this level, disproportionately harming impoverished and vulnerable populations.

CO2 emissions could push global warming beyond 1.5° celcius by 2028, report warns

Joel Bisoma checks the growth of Lingzhi, or Ganoderma lucidum, cultivated with Juncao technology at his farm in Dar es Salaam.

How spark of Chinese Juncao ignites "open-source" transformation for Tanzanian youth

Salon Langei with Laigwanani Moses Mollel, a fellow Maasai traditional leader from the Olmoti ward in Arusha.

Maasai leaders push for gender equality and women’s leadership

New policy, Tanzanian women have gained the right to inherit clan lands

Community urged to utilize available resources to address local challenges

Africa coffee industry: Need to foster local processing to empower farmers

In Kenya, girls are sold into marriage to stave off starvation from drought

‘Dope’ Xmas: Now this is from the horse’s mouth…

Interview: Cooperation with China helps build "Great Green Wall" of Africa: Mauritania environment minister

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A cross section of Dar es Salaam residents attended a meeting to discuss the 4Rs of President Samia Suluhu Hassan at Mbagala Zakhem ground last week. The event was organized by the Samialism Malkia wa Amani Movement.

Tanzanians embrace President Samia’s 4Rs to champion peace, love, resilience

A review of literature” suggest that candidates who appear for interview only about 30 per cent of them are shortlisted for the position they applied for.

Importance of investing in high quality education of children, critical thinking

Most countries are poor because they abhor reforms as intrusion to their ways of living, thus empathy at how people are poor in those countries keeps those systems in place.

US-Oxfam debate on empathy as a pillar of foreign aid quite valid, but misses the point

Tanzania is among countries where SCD remains a significant public health concern with over 11,000 children born with the disease each year.

Shadows and strength: Living, coping, thriving with sickle cell in Tanzania

Assessing students is essential to track their progress. With computer skills, teachers can calculate and organize results quickly and accurately.

Need for teachers to be computer literate for improved performance

Chicken becoming affordable

Chicken becoming affordable, loved source for meat and eggs in Burundi

Inclusive education vital for children with autism, experts

Inclusive education vital for children with autism, experts

According to UNFPA, “it is a crisis in reproductive agency – in the ability of individuals to make their own free, informed and unfettered choices about everything from having sex to using contraception to starting a family

New report unveils crisis in reproductive agency

Samia Suluhu Hassan, President of the United Republic of Tanzania

Autonomy over applause: Why Tanzania has nothing to apologise for

Drawing from personal experience, Shawa spoke proudly about her son, a fifth-grade student who can create websites and animations due to his early exposure to digital learning

Parents in Dar advise early technology integration to cultivate talents on DAC

Dr Akinwumi Adesina, President of the African Development Bank (AfDB)

AfDB hails growth on impactful Chinese-built projects in Tanzania

Students at Jambiani Secondary School in Jambiani, Zanzibar

A quarter of the world’s population are youth: Major report sets out health, wellbeing trends

Some cosmetics fail to meet proper standards and may negatively affect human skin, leading to reactions ranging from mild irritation to severe allergies.

War on counterfeit cosmetics: TBS cracks down on harmful beauty and skin products

The system’s centralization is a double-edged sword. Everything is routed through Dodoma, the nation’s administrative heart. On paper, this makes sense: streamline oversight, create a single source of truth.

Digitizing dysfunction: How public servants are struggling with PEPMIS

Tinned fish often contains other ingredients, such as oil or marinades

Harmful chemicals often migrate into tinned food, how to avoid eating them

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