Environment After 40 Years of Effort, Tanzania Creates New Protected Area for Endangered Monkeys It's taken a long time, conservationists say, partly because of complicated land ownership issues. Shreya Dasgupta
Field Notes Issue #69: December/January 2019 Magazine Previous Issues Field Notes: Preparing for a Women’s Soccer Match in Tanzania Jumbi, Zanzibar, Tanzania: The Green Queens warm up ahead of a match. Men on the island have long resisted women's presence on the field, but a small cadre is challenging traditional gender norms. Pacific Standard Staff
Social Justice In Tanzania, the President Strikes Out Against Contraception President John Magufuli has suspended advertising by family planning organizations, raising outcry among human rights groups. Kristen Carey
Economics Africa’s Fastest-Growing City Sees Benefits From More Female Engineers In Dar es Salaam, more women are gaining access to careers in engineering—and they're bringing innovative and inclusive ideas along with them. Anne Kidmose Jensen
Field Notes Issue #62: February 2018 Magazine Previous Issues Field Notes: An Abandoned Forest in Eastern Tanzania John Mganga walks through a forest at night near his former workplace, the Amani Hill Research Station. Pacific Standard Staff
Social Justice The Long-Term Harm Caused by Short-Term Exposure to Violence A study of the political upheaval in Kenya shows what harm violence can have on the children who witness it. Lauren Kirchner