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Tanzania loses hosting rights for global beekeeping congress; a setback for Africa’s apiculture ambitions - Africa Sustainability Matters
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Tanzania loses hosting rights for global beekeeping congress; a setback for Africa’s apiculture ambitions - Africa Sustainability Matters
Tanzania has lost the hosting rights for the 50th International Apicultural Congress (Apimondia 2027), a global event that was expected to transform the country’s apiculture industry and inject millions into its economy. The congress, originally scheduled for September 20–25, 2027 in Arusha, will now be held in the United Arab Emirates (UAE), following an inspection […]
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