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Jumla ya walimu kumi na sita (16) kutoka Shule ya Sekondari Igunga, iliyopo Mkoa wa Tabora, Tanzania Bara, wametembelea Chuo Kikuu cha Taifa cha Zanzibar – SUZA, ikiwa ni sehemu ya juhudi za chuo hicho kujitangaza na kuongeza idadi ya wanafunzi kutoka Tanzania Bara na nje ya nchi. Ziara hii ni matokeo ya kampeni zaRead More

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On 18th August, 2025, a wave of environmental action swept across Kizingo Beach as volunteers dispatched from the KOICA-NGO Overseas Volunteer Dispatch Program (Climate Environment) (KNOV) joined forces with the State University of Zanzibar (SUZA) through its Tropical Research Centre for Oceanography, Environment, Science, and Natural Resources (TROCEN). Together, they launched a transformative beach clean-upRead More

The State University of Zanzibar (SUZA), through its Tropical Research Centre forOceanography, Environment, Science, and Natural Resources (TROCEN), in partnership withthe KOICA-NGO Overseas Volunteer Dispatch Program (Climate Environment) Volunteers,launched the Environmental Journalism Team project on July 23, 2025 at the TROCENconference hall to raise awareness of local environmental challenges and promote youth-ledsustainable action by conductingRead More

Plastic pollution is an urgent environmental challenge facing coastal areas, particularly our beaches. On Monday, August 18, at 8:30 AM, students from The State University of Zanzibar (SUZA), together with Mawimbi team and Volunteers at SUZA, conducted a clean-up activity at Kizingo beach. The main objective was to combat plastic waste, which threatens marine life,Read More

On Monday , August 18th at  8:30 am,  a wave of community spirit swept across Kizingo Beach as Mawimbi, joined hands with KOICA volunteers from South Korea and SUZA Second year Students to launch its first-ever plastic cleanup activity by collecting and sorting plastic and non-plastic waste with gloves and reusable bags. The initiative isRead More

In a push to tackle plastic pollution threatening Zanzibar’s coasts, Mawimbi Youth Voices of Zanzibar teamed up with students from the State University of Zanzibar, KOICA volunteers from South Korea, and TROCEN staff in a cleanup at Kizingo Beach, held on Monday, 18 August 2025. As the day began at Kizingo Beach, the calm seaRead More