The East African Rift: A Growing Hub of Renewable Energies
The trenches of East Africa, known as the East African Rift, have been making their rounds in the media.…
This June, Tanzania Digest dedicates its energy to spotlighting climate change by bringing powerful stories and impactful narratives from Tanzania to the forefront. Join us as we delve into the challenges, initiatives, and impacts of climate change in Tanzania. Together, let’s raise awareness and inspire action for a sustainable future.
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Seaweed in Tanzania: A Multitude of Green Potentials
The world has come to recognize seaweed as a sustainable super plant. Its reputation as a superplant is a…
Climate Change: Why Tanzania Plays Hard, Pays Hard, and Should Care Less.
The Conundrum of Climate Change and Tanzania! It’s no secret that the term “climate change” is rapidly rising to fame…
COP28 Blueprint: A Potential Game-Changer for Tanzania’s Economy
The world is at a critical juncture in the fight against climate change, and the upcoming COP28 conference presents a…
Where are Indigenous Voices in Climate Action?
Across the globe, we are witnessing more and more youth participating in issues of importance to their nations and the…
Climate Change: Tanzania’s Rigorous Path to a Sustainable Future
In centuries past, climate change was a major concern around the world. It is also one of the significant global…
Climate Noise: Climate Journalism without the White Noise
Noise making is attention seeking behavior, and how better can you shape the public discourse about climate change without climate…
Global Greenhouse Gas Emissions are at an all time High, What does this mean for Africa?
Implications for Africa’s Climate Future On the road to the African Climate Action Summit this September, a recent study finds…
Is the Body of Christ Africa’s Climate Ally or should we cry Climate Hypocrisy?
Catholic Church’s Pledge on Climate Crisis and the AMECEA Assembly In the latest Tanzanian News of the Catholic arena, we…
