Winners of Young Scientists Tanzania 2015 were
Edwin Luguku and John Method from Mzumbe Secondary School in Morogoro , emerged as the winners of YST 2015. Their project titled "The effects of Plastic Bags on Morogoro and reducing their use "combined excellent technical and scientific content.
YST2015 was privileged to have the winner announced by the former President of Tanzania His Excellency Alhaj Ali Hassan Mwinyi.
Students: Edwin Luguku and John Method
School: Mzumbe Secondary School
Project: Reducing the use of plastic bags in Tanzania *
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Runner Up
Students: Emmanuel Lemalali and Emmanuel Sanga
School: Tanga Technical Secondary School
Project: A Simple Method For Controlling Ecto-Parasites
Biological & Ecological
1st
Students: Mariam Ngaula and Latifa Mussa
School: Kilakala Secondary School
Project: The Scarcity of Water in Morogoro
2nd
Students: Saada Abeid and Zaina Maliki
School: Mtwara Girls Secondary School
Project: Leaching effects for Maize growing In Mtwara
3rd
Students: Latifa Hamad Ali and Salma Hussein Haji
School: Kiembe Samaki Secondary School
Project: Exploring Lippia Asperifolia Leaves (Mpambaake) On Anaemic Pregnant Women
Chemical, Physical & Mathematical
1st
Students: Adil Abdallah and Kevin James
School: Loyola High School
Project: Micro Plastics in Drinking Water
2nd
Students: Maryam Salim and Betty Pentzel
School: Popatlal Secondary School
Project: The Effects of Chemical Hair Products and Its Solution
3rd
Students: Patrick Boniface and Jacob John
School: Mara Secondary School
Project: First Principle of Integration
Social and Behavioural
1st
Students: Latifa Mohamed and Raphael F. Nyamhanga
School: Mtwara Technical Secondary School
Project: Is ICT the solution to poor academic performance?
2nd
Students: Nancy George and Christermine Christopher
School: Debrabant Secondary School
Project: How To Reduce Road Accidents on Kilwa Road
3rd
Students: Aloyce Botto and Devis Mafuru
School: Tumbi Secondary School
Project: Swahili Language As A Medium For Learning And Instructions In Tanzania
Technology
1st
Students: Venance Msechu and Martin Oisso
School: St Jude Secondary School
Project: Automatic House Control System
2nd
Students: Tunu Ngajilo and Ally Salum
School: Mbeya Secondary School
Project: Automatic Irrigation System
3rd
Students: Salivius Simon and Derick Deusdedit
School: St. Joseph Kolping Secondary School
Project: Carrying Capacity Governing Device
Special Award Winners
SONGAS Passion for Science
Students: Venance Msechu and Martin Oisso
School: St Jude Secondary School
Project: Automatic House Control System
Vernier
Students: Tunu Ngajilo and Ally Salum
School: Mbeya Secondary School
Project: Automatic Irrigation System
1st Car Rental
Students: Augustino Simon and Felister Stanley
School: Butimba Day Secondary School
Project: Who Votes In Mwanza?
Read International Library Refurbishment Award
Students: Evance Marumbwe and Sara Ismail
School: Mtapika Secondary School
Project: Do Teaching Methods Influence Academic Performance?
Human Development Innovation Award
Students: Tunu Ngajilo and Ally Salum
School: Mbeya Secondary School
Project: Automatic Irrigation System
Masumin Award
Students: Maregesi Nyamajeje and Peter Kailembo
School: Mwasele Secondary School
Project: Designing a Temperature Sensor
Solaris Energy
Students: Emmanuel Lemalali and Emmanuel Sanga
School: Tanga Technical Secondary School
Project: A Simple Method for Controlling Ecto-parasites
Spicenet
Students: Geofrey Ndunguru and Yusuph Mwenda
School: Songea Boys Secondary School
Project: Analysis of Blind Students Attitudes towards Science
Karimjee Jivanee Foundation Scholarships
Students: Petro Samson Ndegeleki and Juma Joshua Wiliam
School: Nassa Secondary School
Project: How Different Natural Fertilizers Affect the Growth