A rescue robot designed to access disaster zones beyond the reach of emergency workers, a low-cost cooling fan for low-income households and an excavator prototype have propelled three Tanzanian...
By
Ramson Ismail
Journalist
Mwananchi Communications Limited
Dar es Salaam. A rescue robot designed to access disaster zones beyond the reach of emergency workers, a low-cost cooling fan for low-income households and an excavator prototype have propelled three Tanzanian secondary schools onto the continental stage after their creators won a national Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics (STEM) innovation competition.
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