To SUA Community, On behalf of SUA Management, we would like to wish all the students of Sokoine University of Agriculture, the best of luck in their upcoming examsRead More
Sokoine University of Agriculture (SUA) is offering a range of scholarship opportunities for prospective PhD and master’s students. The university is inviting applications for these scholarships, which are funded through various initiatives such as the African Plant Nutrition Institute and the INTERACT-Africa program. Successful applicants will receive financial support for their studies, with the maximum...Read More
It has been stated that the Innovation Lab under the Climate Resilience and Adaptation in Tropical Drylands (CLARITY) Project, which involves various stakeholders seeking solutions to the challenges of climate change and its impacts on groundwater availability, can help address the challenge of water availability in Dodoma city. The CLARITY project, which is led by...Read More
The Evaluation and Monitoring Committee of the Higher Education for Economic Transformation (HEET) Project from Sokoine University of Agriculture (SUA), in carrying out its duties, has visited the Ifinga Training Forest located in Madaba Municipal Council in Ruvuma Region as well as the Mizengo Pinda Campus located in Katavi Region. The Committee, led by its...Read More
L Tiki, M Tolera, JM Abdallah, K Marquardt – Trees, Forests and People, 2024 – Elsevier Maintaining forest biodiversity and carbon sequestration potential of forest resources enhances the provision capacity of forest ecosystem services. Experience from around the world and in Ethiopia has shown that shifting forest management from state-centred to community-centred arrangement can result in a better forest...Read More
Doreen Kanule Rubaratuka*, Jumanne Moshi Abdallah, Lynder Gesase & Neema Mabure Kitasho Sokoine University of Agriculture, P. O. Box 3011, Morogoro, Tanzania. * Author for Correspondence ORCID ID: https://orcid.org/0009-0005-7584-1263; Email: dorinekanule@gmail.com Small and Medium Enterprises (SMEs) contribute to the nation in both an economic and social sphere. However, the information on the roles which SMEs...Read More
On June 5, 2024, World Environment Day, we remind Tanzanians to conserve the environment and increase their income by registering their carbon projects. The National Carbon Management Center (NCMC), in collaboration with Sokoine University of Agriculture (SUA), recognizes the importance of environmental conservation and the benefits of carbon business. Therefore, NCMC announces environmental conservation and...Read More
The government has announced that students who complete Form Six and excel in Science subjects will receive a full scholarship of 100% coverage, funded by the President of the United Republic of Tanzania, Her Excellency Dr. Samia Suluhu Hassan. The Minister of Education, Science, and Technology, Professor Adolf Mkenda emphasizes the point during the opening of the Education, Skills, and Innovation Week celebrations. During the opening of the...Read More
Jacqueline G. Kajembe*, Göran Bostedt, Yonika M. Ngaga and Jumanne M. Abdallah In Tanzania, spice farming is primarily concentrated within the Eastern Arc Mountains, a designated conservation area presenting a unique interplay of economic sustenance, environmental conservation, and geographical challenges. This study aimed to identify and understand the livelihood strategies employed by spice farmers, as...Read More
