SAMAKI ("fish" in Swahili) is a six-year (2021-2026) research and capacity-building project, involving institutions in Tanzania and Norway. Funded by Norad.
Kunduchi, Tanzania
Joined May 2022
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Congratulations Ms. Mackrina Nombo for being recognized as among the best presenter for oral presentations at TAFIRI 3RDFAR4VIBE Conference 2024. @MackrinaNombo @SoAFUDSM
#Nutrition
#small fish group – at Arusha, Tanzania
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Mackrina Nombo presenting the results of one of her objectives in her PhD studies at the TAFIRI 3rdFAR4VIBE Conference 2024 Arusha Tanzania #Fish nutrition
# small fish
@SoAFUDSM @MackrinaNombo @TAFIRI_TZ – at Arusha, Tanzania
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Three PhD students from SoAF- UDSM under the SAMAKI project, and their Supervisors from Norway attending the Fisheries and aquaculture research for vibrant blue economy conference at Arusha Tanzania 29 -31 October 2024 @SoAFUDSM @TAFIRI_TZ – at Arusha, Tanzania
MtDNA CO1 PCR amplicons for the Molecular study under the SAMAKI PROJECT. @AtuMalambugi @MackrinaNombo #James Alfred #Talhiya Ally #Leila Salum
Atuganile Malambugi, a PhD student supported by the SAMAKI PROJECT, is presently conducting molecular laboratory work at the University of Dar es Salaam. Below are the observed bands following PCR amplification
Two masters students, James Manyama and Khadija Masoud, supported by SAMAKI PROJECT had
Pre-viva voice presentation a journey to finish their masters degree. Khadija's study based on gendered power relations in anchovy fishery while James studied discards in ring net fishery
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Another PhD student, Khamis O. Haji under the SAMAKI project presented his research proposal titled "The small scale fisheries of shellfish: unveiling of its status and importance to coastal communities of Zanzibar"
He acknowledged the SAMAKI project for support
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On Monday, 11th March 2024, PhD student, James Alfred Magoto who is supported by the SAMAKI project presented His research proposals on “Investigations of the life-history traits of Rastrelliger kanagurta (Cuvier, 1817) and its exploitation along the coastal waters of Tanzania”
Talhiya is at the laboratory sorting fish samples for nutrients and food safety analysis at IMR.
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PhD students under samaki project, Mackrina and Talhiya are at the Institute of Marine Research (IMR) Norway for laboratory work of their samples collected during the EAF -Nansen Program with R/V Fridtjof Nansen Leg 4.2 Tanzania which held in June -July 2023.
Ms. Mackrina Nombo, a PhD student, presented her proposal on the study "Potential contributions of small pelagic fishes in reducing micronutrient deficiencies for women of reproductive age along the coast of Tanzania", a study is supported by the SAMAKI project.
A Masters student, Denice Dioniciusy Fredrick, at Fungurefu in Unguja as part of his research work on ‘Comparative Analysis of Fishery Management Legal Instruments in Mainland Tanzania and Zanzibar: a case of anchovy at Sahare-Tanga and Fungurefu-Unguja’.
