The True Cost of the Technology Cloud: Why Major Tech Giants Should Fund the Dar es Salaam Aquarium and Planetarium By Renae Bruce-Miller The tech industry has a water problem. Every search query, every AI-generated response, and every streamed video comes with an environmental cost that few consumers consider. Companies like Alphabet (Google’s parent company),...
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In a bustling city that straddles the turquoise waters of the Indian Ocean, the Dar es Salaam Aquarium Project emerges as an ambitious vision—one that promises to reshape the future of marine conservation, public education, and economic opportunity in East Africa.
The East Africa Seaweed Company is registered on Mainland Tanzania, is a transformative company with a focus on using marine resources as social development to ease youth and women unemployment on Mainland Tanzania. The East Africa Seaweed Company Limited are Signatories to the UN SDG Goals 8&14 and consolidates their work around fair traide and...
Why Banks Should Invest in the Dar es Salaam Aquarium and Planetarium? By Renae Bruce-Miller A Bold Investment in Sustainability and Education In the heart of East Africa, where the turquoise waters of the Indian Ocean meet the bustling economic hub of Dar es Salaam, an ambitious vision is taking shape: the Dar es Salaam...
In the heart of the Western Indian Ocean lies a transformative force for marine conservation and sustainable economic growth: the East Africa Seaweed Company Limited. This pioneering organization has emerged as a beacon of innovation, ethics, and environmental stewardship.
In a world increasingly defined by rapid urbanization and environmental crises, the need for innovative platforms that champion conservation and education has never been more urgent. Sea Safari TV, a visionary cable channel dedicated to marine conservation and public education, offers a transformative solution for the Western Indian Ocean region.
