Climate Change Management in Africa
How is the international community prepared to assist Africa concerning climate change? By Zarina Abdussamedova, Intern at Art in Tanzania Climate Change Management in Africa is a part of the Art in Tanzania volunteering and internship programs. Climate change is significantly impacting Africa, leading to rising temperatures, changing precipitation patterns, increasing frequency of extreme weather […]
Is Green Hydrogen Africa’s Answer to the Climate Crisis?
Part 1 By Soohyun Won – Intern at Art in Tanzania Art in Tanzania Climate Change volunteering and internship program. The growth prospects for the continent are strong. However, the national governments and businesses must ensure that indigenous people have access to alternative energy sources.” Discussions about the climate crisis have often described the continent […]
Ecotourism in a Nutshell
By Julia Galusiakowska – Art in Tanzania internship On the cusp of the last years, ecology has been influencing our lives more and more, entering even the sphere reserved for tourism. Although the COVID-19 pandemic has effectively thwarted our travel plans, many believe we are reaching the final phase of the global health crisis. Countries […]
MEN CIRCUMCISION (TOHARA)
By Mariam Msangi – Art in Tanzania internship Circumcision is defined as the surgical removal of the foreskin. The foreskin retractable fold of skin that covers the end of the penis. It is the continuation of the skin that covers the whole penis. Male circumcision has been shown to considerably reduce the risk of sexually […]
The value of using GDH to the country, especially Tanzania
James Mathew Mgaya – Art in Tanzania internship To many GDH is new terminology but it bears most important value to the countries. Gross National Happiness (GNH) is a measurement of the collective happiness in a nation. Gross national happiness (GNH) is a measure of economic and moral progress that the king of the Himalayan country […]
Natural Attractions of Zanzibar
By Farzad Ghotaslou – Art in Tanzania internship Zanzibar is popular weekend trip for Art in Tanzania volunteers and interns in Dar es Salaam. It is also a destination for our safari and Mt. Kilimanjaro clients to relax after their safari of climb. We commonly tailor the Zanzibar stay; usually night or two at the […]
Ruaha The most beautiful national park in Tanzania
By: Farzad Ghotaslou – Art in Tanzania Internship Ruaha National Park in the centre of Tanzania takes its name from the Hehe word for ‘river.’ The eponymous Great Ruaha River serves as a lifeline for the park’s wildlife. Although it’s the largest national park in the country and rich in wildlife, Ruaha is one of […]
COVID-19 AND ECONOMY IN TANZANIA
JAMES MGAYA – Art in Tanzania internship The pandemic has forced to switch the plans globally. All fashion, sport, and technology events have been cancelled or have changed to be online. Possible instability generated by an outbreak and associated behavioural changes could result in temporary food shortages, price spikes, and disruption to markets. Such price […]
Typical Skin diseases Tanzania
By Gwamaka Mwakyusa – Art in Tanzania internship Skin diseases such as acne, psoriasis, and eczema are associated with a significant impairment in the quality of the patient’s daily life. Several instruments assess quality-of-life (QoL) in adults and children with skin disease and help us understand its impact. Three groups of investigators have recently examined […]
Relations between Tanzania and China could be central for future African ecological transition
By Alessandro Deligios – Art in Tanzania internship In these last year’s China is exploiting her economic power to take more influence in geopolitical arena. According with the future model of geo-economic competition, China firstly seems try to become the leader State in Asia, secondly is taking more power in many areas of the word. […]