Dar es Salaam. Journalists from local media in Tanzania are set to benefit from the biodiversity conservation training and mentorship as part of the efforts to improve their skills in wildlife conservation, corridors management and natural resources management reporting. …

By Daniel Samson. In a rapidly evolving world where effective communication is paramount, the need for honing cutting-edge skills in journalism and communication has never been greater. Enter Kozica, an innovative e-learning platform that has revolutionized the way aspiring professionals acquire expertise in these dynamic fields. …

By Lucy Samson When he was starting his journalism studies 10 years ago, he had a big dream of becoming one of the most famous and successful journalists in Tanzania. By that time, Faraja Masinde, a fast-growing data journalist in Tanzania, was most inspired by great journalists who were writing…

By Daniel Mwingira In total, we have been training more than 500 journalists in Tanzania on fact-checking. We are proud to establish the first fact-checking platform in the country. Dar es Salaam. May 4, 2023 will mark five years since Nukta Africa was founded in Tanzania. By that time we…

By David Mselewa When I joined Nukta Africa as a Multimedia Journalist intern I knew that I had to take on new responsibilities for self-growth in my career as well as to achieve the mission and vision of the company. …

By Nuzulack Dausen The new e-learning platform will provide customized and emerging skills on journalism and communication The platform will start by publishing courses on Data Journalism, Multimedia storytelling and Fact-checking in Swahili Trainees will have a mix of free and paid learning content in the future Getting up-to-date skills…

By Mercy Masinga It is an hour where everyone takes it seriously everyday and where everyone is clicking the reset button in their minds. It is usually a quiet space, no one talks every time in this office but all you can hear are click sounds from computer keyboards and…

In some localities, it’s nearly impossible for the fishers and fish mongers to store their catches because most of them have no access to electricity. By Tulibako Mwansasu Majority of small-scale fishers in Tanzania have been facing critical challenges in storing their catches as they conduct their activities in areas…

By Mercy Masinga Nukta Africa in partnership with UNESCO through the International program for the development of communication (IPDC) is set to conduct a series of training for practicing journalists and editors. The program aims at promoting innovation for enhanced media viability in Tanzania that will run for five months…