Wildlife Conservation in Africa: Challenges, Successes, and Future Directions
Author: Aspandyar Kalbek – Art in Tanzania intern – Environmental programs Introduction Africa, often called the cradle of life, is home to some of the planet’s most diverse and iconic wildlife. The continent’s landscapes, ranging from savannas to rainforests, support many species, many of which are found nowhere else. However, Africa’s wildlife is threatened by […]
HOW THE UKRAINIAN CONFLICT IS AFFECTING THE AFRICAN CONTINENT: THE FOOD CRISIS
Author: Valentina Zicaro – Art in Tanzania intern INTRODUCTION While Africa is still reeling from the socioeconomic consequences of the COVID-19 pandemic, the Russia-Ukraine conflict poses a new major threat to the global economy, with Africa being the primary country affected by this conflict because both Ukraine and Russia are major food importers for Africans, […]
Child Labor: Uncovering the Global Issue and Advocating for Change
Author: Maryanne Jelagat Koima – Art in Tanzania intern Introduction Child labour is a harsh reality that continues to plague societies worldwide, despite significant progress in the fight against it. Millions of children are robbed of their childhoods, subjected to hazardous work conditions, and deprived of access to education and proper development. This article aims […]
War in Africa: Effects on People, Economy, and Stability till 2023
By Maryanne Koima – Art in Tanzania intern Africa has experienced numerous wars and conflicts, some of which are still ongoing. These conflicts have significantly affected the affected countries’ people, economy, and stability. This blog post will explore the effects of war in Africa until 2023. One of the most significant effects of war in […]
Locusts Causing Food Emergency In East Africa
Art In Tanzania Intern Soohyun Won Environmental Advocacy Internship At the height of COVID-19 in 2020, swarms of desert locusts appeared in the “Horn of Africa” in Kenya, Somalia, and Ethiopia, causing a food crisis for the first time in decades. The number of locusts has increased too much, moving in droves, quickly eating crops, and […]
The Importance Of Mental Health And Well-Being In Africa
By Maryanne – Art in Tanzania intern Participant in Corporate Social Responsibility program with Art in Tanzania The importance of mental health and well-being cannot be overemphasized, especially in social and environmental issues. The environment’s state and our society can significantly affect our mental health and well-being. This blog will explore the link between mental health, social […]
Education in Tanzania
By Meryem Karma – Art in Tanzania intern Art in Tanzania Village Education Program Tanzania is a country in East Africa with over 60 million people. Like many countries in the region, it faces significant challenges in providing quality education to all. Education in Tanzania is an important issue that has received increased attention over […]
The Economic Future of Eastern Africa: Opportunities and Challenges Ahead
By Maryanne – Art in Tanzania intern Part of the Corporate Social Responsibility program with Art in Tanzania. Eastern Africa is a region of the African continent experiencing significant economic growth and development. Comprising of countries such as Kenya, Tanzania, Ethiopia, and Uganda, this region is home to over 300 million people. In this blog […]
Is Green Hydrogen Africa’s Answer to the Climate Crisis?
Part 2 By Soohyun Won – Intern at Art in Tanzania “Africa could play a vital role in the future of climate change if aid is promised.” – William Ruto, President of Kenya. In response to the climate crisis, people worldwide have been paying attention to Africa as a continent that can provide clean energy […]
Human Rights in Africa: A General Overview
By: Macy Janine Pamaranglas – Art in Tanzania Intern Introduction The African Charter on Human and People’s Rights came into force on the 21st of October, 1986. It established a solid foundation and standards to promote and protect Africans’ human rights. According to Article 2 of the African Charter on Human and People’s Rights, “Every […]