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The project has been very successful and has helped farmers and pastoralists achieve various goals, including having better households as well as food security and learning how to add value to their produce and make more profit

Recently, a research project on Enhancing Rangeland Productivity and Community Livelihoods through Integrated Management of Noxious Weeds in Kongwa District held a meeting with various stakeholders in the district with the aim of providing feedback and development of the project which started in 2019.

Sokoine University of Agriculture (SUA) scientists are vibrant and optimistic about finding the last solution to the African swine fever (ASF). This re-emerging viral disease is highly contagious and deadly for both domestic and wild pigs. It is responsible for severe economic and production losses. Over 100 years after the description of the first case of African swine fever, the disease outbreaks is still reported in many African countries and beyond. The future control of African swine fever spread like other contagious viral diseases focuses on the early detection and management.

Sokoine University of Agriculture researcher, Dr. Emma P. Njau, in collaboration with colleagues has published a paper titled "The first genotype II African swine fever virus isolated in Africa provides insight into the current Eurasian pandemic"  in a prestigious journal, Nature with 3.9 impact factor