Young Tanzanian Potato Farmers: What Really Drives Them to Team Up
A study of 124 young potato farmers in Wanging'ombe, Tanzania, finds that gender, plot size, fertilizer costs, and profit significantly ...
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Invasive House Crows Are Reshaping Lizard Life in Tanzania’s Capital
A new study in Dodoma, Tanzania, finds that nearly all residents recognize invasive Indian house crows, whose urban predation on ...
Street Food, Hard Numbers: What Tanzanian Vendors Reveal About Decent Work
A survey of 77 informal food vendors at Tanzania's Kigamboni Ferry Bus Stand finds strong practical skills but weak strategic ...
Real-World Challenges Transform Learning for 226 Students Across Tanzanian Universities
A mixed-methods study of 226 students across five Tanzanian universities shows that an adapted Challenge-Based Learning programme boosted geospatial skills, ...
Divorce Hotspots Revealed: Tanzanian Study Maps Where Marriages Fall Apart
A nationwide analysis of more than 10,000 Tanzanian women finds that 15 percent have experienced divorce or separation, with rates ...
When More Income Streams Mean Less Food on the Table: Tanzania’s Diversification Paradox
A seven-year panel study of Tanzanian households finds that greater livelihood diversification, when driven by necessity and low-return activities, is ...
Tanzania’s Seaweed Boom Leaves Women Farmers Trapped in a Broken Supply Chain
A new study of mainland Tanzania's seaweed industry finds that rising production has not translated into better livelihoods for the ...
Tanzania’s Tree of Life: Farmers Know Its Value but Hesitate to Plant It
A survey of 515 households in Dodoma, Tanzania, finds strong community awareness of baobab ecosystem services but shows that slow ...
Why Turtle Guardians Keep Going: Money Is Not What Sustains Conservation in Tanzania
A two-decade study of Tanzanian turtle guardians shows that relationships, identity and community trust, not money, sustain long-term participation in ...
Seagrass Microbes from Tanzania Hint at New Antibiotic Sources
Researchers in Tanzania have isolated seven endophytic Actinomycetota from the seagrass Oceana serrulata, six of which appear to be new ...
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Mothers who receive childcare support from maternal grandparents show more parental warmth, finds NTU Singapore study
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University of Seville Breaks 120-Year-Old Mystery, Revises a Key Einstein Concept
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Bee body mass, pathogens and local climate influence heat tolerance
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Researchers record first-ever images and data of a shark experiencing a boat strike
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Groundbreaking Clinical Trial Reveals Lubiprostone Enhances Kidney Function
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