NEMC warns that low recycling rates continue to contribute to environmental pollution, blocked urban drainage systems, disease outbreaks, and the deterioration of urban landscapes.
By
Bertha Ismail
Reporter
Mwananchi Communications Limited
Arusha. A group of six Form Five students from Arusha Science Secondary School has developed a digital platform aimed at turning Tanzania’s growing waste challenge into economic opportunity while promoting environmental sustainability.
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