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PhD Students

PhD Students

Talhiya Maulid Ali

Talhiya Maulid Ali

Assessment of the Levels of Nutrients and Contaminants in Small Fish Species in Zanzibar: Implication for Nutrition and Food Safety

Yussuf Salmin

Yussuf Salmin

Socio-economic Analysis of Key Actors in Small Pelagic (Anchovies) Fishery in Zanzibar: Implications for Livelihood and Management

Mackrina Nombo

Mackrina Nombo

Potential Contribution of Small Pelagic Fishes in Reducing Micronutrient Deficiencies for Women of Reproductive Age Along the Southern Coast of Tanzania

Khamis O. Haji

Khamis O. Haji

The Shellfish Small-Scale Fisheries of Zanzibar: From Catch to Consumption and Traditional Conservation

Emmanuel Nkukura

Emmanuel Nkukura

Navigating Co-Management in Small Pelagic Fisheries Along Tanzania’s Coastal Waters: The Role of Power and Institutions for Local Government Fisheries Officers

 Leila Salum

 Leila Salum

The Role of Middlepersons on the Marine Small Pelagic Fishery Sustainability in Tanga Region, Tanzania

Atuganile Malambugi

Atuganile Malambugi

Population genomic structure of small pelagic fish species of the genus Encrasicholina and Sardinella: implications to fisheries management in Tanzania

James Alfred Magoto

James Alfred Magoto

Investigations of the life-history traits of the Indian mackerel, Rastrelliger kanagurta (Cuvier, 1817) and its exploitation along the coastal waters of Tanzania