Amasha N. Fungo.

Young Scientists Tanzania Mbeya Regional Coordinator

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Young innovators Alex Butaka Lusato and Fredrick Joel Ezekiely of Kaigara Secondary School are developing a low-cost welding machine powered by energy from used soap water to promote recycling and sustainable solutions. #ScienceForDevelopment #STEM #Innovation

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Young innovators Mariam Abdallah Salum and Glory Timotheo Mamba of Kilangali Secondary School are exploring cowpea leaf drying methods to improve food preservation and storage practices. #ScienceForDevelopment #STEM #Innovation

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Young innovators Catherine Betwel Chove and Josephat Charles Jofrey of Chato Secondary School are developing an AI-powered communication system to support inclusive learning for people with visual, hearing, speech, and language barriers. #ScienceForDevelopment #STEM #Innovation

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Young innovators Godbless Benjamini Msafiri and Janeth Emmanuel Sanga of Mpechi Secondary School are exploring how improvised sports and games can improve students' academic performance and well-being. #ScienceForDevelopment #STEM #Innovation

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Young innovators Majale Mashauri Limbu and Elizabeth Malelemba of Kijeleshi Secondary School are designing a smoke-free wood stove to improve health and indoor air quality in rural communities. #ScienceForDevelopment #STEM #Innovation

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Young innovators Baraka Ndakama Mswanzali and Andrea Lameck Samike of Nyangwe Secondary School are developing an eco-friendly plant-based biopesticide to protect rice crops from pests. #ScienceForDevelopment #STEM #Innovation

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Meet the 2025 MUHAS Special Silver Award winners: Saidi Suleiman Mndolwa & Mwanamvua Twenye Ng'anzi.

Their health-focused research earned special recognition.

Who will be next?

#YST2026 #HealthResearch

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Young innovators Prosper Hance Rugola and Angelo Deus Fidelis of Anderson Msumba Secondary School are developing a smart radar-based system to help prevent human-wildlife conflicts through early detection. #ScienceForDevelopment #STEM #Innovation

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Meet the 2025 UDSM Special Silver Award winners: Amina Twaha Ismail & Sarah Sixmound Kayanda.

Their research on the future of Sagare sand mining earned special recognition.

Who will be next?

#YST2026 #UDSM

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Young innovators Santina Mwalongo and Onathan Kyando of Mabatini Secondary School are examining malnutrition as a social challenge affecting communities in the Njombe Region. #ScienceForDevelopment #STEM #Innovation

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Young innovators Ajapo Peter Chongolo and Akwina John Mtitu of Igima Secondary School are assessing bacterial contamination in fresh fruit juices sold by local vendors to promote food safety. #ScienceForDevelopment #STEM #Innovation

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Meet the 2025 Golden Tulip City Centre Silver Award winners: Hiyari Hamisi Namkuva & Igalu Haji Mussa.

Their project on managing elephant invasions earned special recognition.

Who will be next?

#YST2026 #Innovation

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Young innovators Naifat Mussa Mbinga and Vitalis Majuto Vitalis of Nachingwea Secondary School are investigating a local herbal remedy using aloe vera, garlic, and red pepper to help control poultry diseases. #ScienceForDevelopment #STEM #Innovation

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Young innovators Murtaza Rashidi Kide and Mohamed Amur Ally of Mbekenyera Secondary School are investigating light bulbs that reduce insect attraction to help keep homes insect-free. #ScienceForDevelopment #STEM #Innovation

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Meet the 2025 Technology Associates Silver Award winners: Eliya Wayoa Essau & Laurian Lusalo Hoja.

Their research explored AI's opportunities, challenges and ethical implications.

Who will be next?

#YST2026 #AI

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Young innovators Salome Stephano Musa and Sarah Mustapha Omari of Wama Sharaf Secondary School are developing a natural wood ash-based pesticide for safe and sustainable crop protection. #ScienceForDevelopment #STEM #Innovation

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Young innovators Brian Deogratius Ndunguru and Akshey Mustapha Nyagali of Nachingwea Secondary School are testing clove, neem, and liquid soap extracts as natural insecticides to control bed bugs in boarding schools. #ScienceForDevelopment #STEM #Innovation

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Meet the 2025 Hisense Special Silver Award winners: Marko Stanley Marko & Junior Deogratius Pastor of Chang'ombe Secondary School.

Their Digital Traffic Management Programme impressed the judges.

Who will be next?

#YST2026 #Innovation

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Meet the 2025 First Car Rental Special Silver Award winners: Ditrick Bwamungu Johanes & Arafa Kangondo Hassan.

Their research on weed killers and plant growth earned special recognition.

Who will be next?

#YST2026 #Innovation

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Young innovators Monica Ismail Manyilizu and Husna Hamisi Bakari of Wama Sharaf Secondary School are developing a simple pit-composting method to convert green leaves into organic manure for sustainable agriculture. #ScienceForDevelopment #STEM #Innovation