By Amrat Haji, AUBA Zanzibar Efforts to expand access to clean cooking energy across Africa are gathering momentum, with Tanzania emerging as a key driver of change in a sector long dominated by charcoal and firewood. Across much of the continent, millions of households still rely on traditional fuels for cooking, a practice linked to...
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