Zanzibar’s coastal women have turned to sponges instead of traditional seaweed, which is affected by rising ocean temperatures.
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Mwinyi urges greater women's participation in upcoming electionsDr Mwinyi highlighted that the government has been at the forefront of ensuring equal economic opportunities for women.
ZANZIBAR: THE Zanzibar Ministry of Community Development, Elderly, Gender and Children, in collaboration with the Zanzibar ...
ZANZIBAR: PRESIDENT Hussein Mwinyi has assured that Zanzibar government remains steadfast in its commitment to ensuring women ...
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Zanzibar’s marine economy under threat from climate changeZanzibar. Zanzibar’s marine-dependent economy is facing increasing risks due to climate change, with rising sea levels, ...
ZANZIBAR has experienced a notable increase in the number of visitors, with 82,750 tourists arriving on the islands last ...
She adjusts her goggles, places a snorkel across her forehead, and wades into the chest-deep waters off Jambiani village in Zanzibar. The Indian Ocean is her livelihood now, its waves offering a ...
ON this year’s International Women’s Day, we honour the critical role of women in advancing peace, security, and human rights ...
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