8,200,000 Children From Sub-Sahara Africa Displaced Due to Extreme Weather
Children have the right to a whole and healthy life, including the right to food and an education, but…
Green Hydrogen: A Solution to Climate Crisis and Energy Insecurity in Africa
Hydrogen is a highly combustible, clean fuel that emits only water when burned, making it an environmentally friendly option.…
Tanzania’s 2023 El Niño Outlook: What to Expect and How to Prepare
In a recent announcement, the Tanzania Meteorological Authority (TMA) predicted the possibility of a seasonal rainfall outlook. Most parts…
Fashion Week Bedbug Outbreak vs. Climate Crisis: The Silent Presence of Microplastics in Clouds
The bedbug outbreak in Paris during fashion week was one of the stories making the rounds in the media…
Global Stocktake Progress Report: A Deep Dive into the Global Climate Action
In light of the “Global Stocktake” findings, the world has witnessed unprecedented global temperature spikes in the last 120,000…
Empowering Tanzanian Women in the Face of Climate Change: A Call for Gender-Sensitive Policies
Climate change is a global issue that is having a disproportionate impact on women and girls in Tanzania. Women…
Defending the Coastline: Tanzania’s Response to Climate-Induced Sea Level Rise
Nestled along the eastern coast of Africa, Tanzania boasts a picturesque coastline that stretches over 1,400 kilometers, graced by…
Sowing Seeds of Resilience: Tanzania’s Agricultural Adaptations to Climate Change
Tanzania, a country renowned for its various landscapes and wealthy cultural and historical past, is going through a powerful…
In Echoes of Solidarity, Dr. Philip Mpango Calls for Renewed Multilateralism and Peaceful Resolutions at the UNGA
On September 21, 2023, a significant event took place. Leaders worldwide gathered for the United Nations General Assembly’s 78th…
Solar Water Pumps: A Sustainable Solution to Groups Vulnerable to Climate Change
With the climate crisis intensifying, water scarcity and water-related risks such as floods and droughts are becoming more frequent…
