On 29th of June 2019, Rural Development Volunteers Association (RDVA) held their annual event of biding farewell to finalists RDVA members. RDVA is a volunteering association which is non-govermental, non-profit making, non-political and based on community development. It comprises students from various degree programmes of Sokoine University of Agriculture. The association was established on 2014. Read More
On 29th of June 2019, Rural Development Volunteers Association (RDVA) held their annual event of biding farewell to finalists RDVA members. RDVA is a volunteering association which is non-govermental, non-profit making, non-political and based on community development. It comprises students from various degree programmes of Sokoine University of Agriculture. The association was established on 2014. The...Read More
The Sokoine University of Agriculture (SUA), College of Social Sciencies and Hmanities (CSSH) has celebrated the Public Service week by supporting the government’s efforts to eradicate plastic bags in Morogoro Municipality whereby all staff participated in an exercise to clean up the Manzese market and the highway to the university campus. The event took place...Read More
Aim of the visit: To carry out mid-term evaluation of the RIPAT SUA project, as a practical following theoretical teaching on project monitoring and evaluation. It was also a practical orientation of the students to RIPAT approach, which was already covered theoretically in class. Activities: Direct observation of activities implemented by farmers at home and...Read More
Sokoine University of Agriculture (SUA) and Research Community and Organizational Development Assocoates (RECODA) are implementing a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) since June 2014 to June 2019. The areas of collaboration include: (i) Joint Field Practical Training (FPT) and supervision for SUA undergraduate students (ii) Joint organization of seminars for staff and students on Rural Development...Read More
Since the early 2000s the non-industrial private forestry (NIPF) investments have emerged as important sources of livelihoods to investors in the Southern Highlands of Tanzania following what has been dubbed as the “timber rush”. The NIPF has been a subject of interest under the Timber Rush Project, which generally centres on contributing to a more...Read More
CELEBRATING WORLD WORKERS’ DAY 1ST MAY 2019 Outstanding and Best Workers from the College of Social Sciences and Humanities (CSSH) The college of Social science and humanities succeeded to have one of its staff nominated as an outstanding worker during the 2019 world workers’ day. Dr. Fatihiya Ally Massawe, the head, Department of Policy, Planning...Read More
PhD students and MAPME students will present their concept notes, proposals and research findings on Thursday (30th May. 2019) starting from 08:30 am at CSSH Board Room (college building) and DDS board room (Third floor Main Administration Block), SUA Main Campus. PhD student, Z. A. Nkulikwa present in Attitudes of communities towards Malaria control strategies...Read More
COLLEGE OF SOCIAL SCIENCES AND HUMANITIES 11TH COLLEGE BOARD MEETING HELD ON CSSH 24TH MAY, 2019 IN THE COLLEGE BOARD ROOM Board Member in group photo The 11th Board Meeting for the College of Social Sciences and Humanities was held on 24th May, 2019 in the College Board Room. Various matters regarding welfare, development and...Read More
