Tanzania: Farmers conserve soil in hilly farms with minimum tillage and crop residues
This story was originally published in June 2018. The sky is clear and the sun is shining brightly on the […]
Summary of a discussion: Agroforestry practices in Tanzania
Six radio stations in Tanzania have been working with Farm Radio International on programming related to agroecology. So we decided […]
Tanzania: Meet Evelyn Balozi, winner of the 2023 George Atkins Communication Award
Evelyn Balozi was first inspired to become a broadcaster by her grandfather, who was fond of watching the news on […]
Tanzania: Communities conserve trees and forests by planting indigenous species
It’s midday in Chanjale village in northern Tanzania’s Kilimanjaro region. Cows are mooing, dogs are barking, and birds are chirping. […]
Tanzania: Maasai women gain access to land
Mary Komeiyan would like to grow food for her children. But she has no land. She lives in a village […]
Tanzania: Farmers reduce costs by feeding local chickens with locally-available food
It’s a Tuesday afternoon and the sky is a clear blue. Veronika Masaka’s compound is calm, but a chilly wind […]
Rifati Jumanne Mgobole, runner-up for the 2022 George Atkins Communication Award
Rifati Jumanne Mgobole is a producer, host, and assistant editor with Radio Pambazuko FM in Ifakara, Tanzania. He holds a […]
Tanzania: A new way to produce charcoal serves communities and protects forests (TheWorld)
A forest cleared for charcoal production is a silent and desolate place. No birds or other wildlife, just a landscape […]
Julieth Muunga, runner-up for the 2022 Liz Hughes Award for Her Farm Radio
At Radio Maria in Tanzania, Julieth Muunga is the sole presenter and producer of a 30-minute program called Jinsia na […]
Tanzania: Intercropping boosts farmer incomes
It is a beautiful Saturday morning and Abdulsalum Njelekela is in his field irrigating crops. He says, “I have access […]