‘The things that matter: Remembering Paul Onyango’ is the article's title by Prof Sven Jentoff, who supervised Dr. Paul Onyango in both his Master’s and PhD. Sven regarded Paul as a dear friend and colleague, and they worked
‘The things that matter: Remembering Paul Onyango’ is the article's title by Prof Sven Jentoff, who supervised Dr. Paul Onyango in both his Master’s and PhD. Sven regarded Paul as a dear friend and colleague, and they worked
Dr. Paul Onyango infectious smile, love for jokes, and compassionate nature made him a friend to many. Known for his love of jokes, he was compassionate and approachable, making him a go-to person for advice. Here is what some of his friends
I first met the late Dr. Paul Ochien’g Onyango when he joined OSIENALA, a Kisumu-based NGO, after graduating with a Bachelor of Arts from the University of Nairobi in 1993. These are the words of Prof Bwathondi in his article, Read More
Dr Sihaba Mwaitega was one of the few students who started with the late Prof Machiwa’s from undergraduate to PhD level, where she was supervised by him. In her article, she describes her interactions with Prof Machiwa in different situation
SoAF published the second edition of the SoAF News in October 2024, and starting this week, individual articles will be posted weekly. Enjoy reading them.
Prof John Machiwa’s closest colleagues, Dr Rashid Tamatamah and Prof Yunus M
The latest edition of SoAF News is out!
The second edition of SoAF News, titled “Celebrating the Legacies of Prof. John Machiwa and Dr. Paul Onyango: Inspiring stories of their research and academic excellence
The participants of the eDNA (environmental DNA) workshop visited TAR
Consultation workshop for the development of Marine Spatial Planning (MSP) vision and roadmap for the Northern Mozambique Channel (NMC) region. A two days- meeting to develop the MSP vision and
roadmap for the Northern Mozambique
SoAF participated in the National Dialogue, which was held on May 13-14, to review the draft Regional Mang
Dr Gaspare Kanyairita in her article in the SoAF Newsbrief, she narrates her reflections of the experience of working and living at Kunduchi, Her over twenty years at Kunduchi have significantly shaped her professional interests and career as
The period from 1985 to 1987 was very special to my academic and professional life as it set the foundation for who I am today.’ This is how Dr Olomi begins his article by telling the story of his academic and professional life at K
The article, ‘Going back to where it all started’ summarizes Dr Rashid Tamatamah’s personal story which started with enrollment into a two-year Fisheries Diploma Programme at Kunduchi Marine Fisheries Research and Training Instit
Dr Albogast Kamukuru describes his memories of Kunduchi Campus as a student, resident, instructor, and laboratory scientist spanning forty-five years from 1978 to 2023.
The School of Aquatic Sciences and Fisheries Technology (SoAF), University of Dar es Salaam (Tanzania) invites applications for a training workshop on environmental DNA (eDNA) techniques for studying, monitoring, and conserving marine biodiversity
In his article "My memories of Kunduchi’ in the SoAF Newsleter, Mr Guard Mziray narrates his interesting story of Kunduchi from 1977 when he joined the University of Dar es Salaam as a Tutorial Assistant till 2011 when
Why is the SoAF is in Kunduchi campus? The Dean of the School, Dr Blandina Lugendo, explains a long and complex history of the School and why it was decided the School be based in Kunduchi Campus. She also explains her of vision of the School.
The Faculty of Science (FoS) at he University College of Dar es Salaam, part of University of East Africa, recorgnized the importance of Fostering a strong focus on Marine biology in both Undergraduate and postgraduate teaching programme