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Humans of APOPO: Yolanda

One of APOPO’s First Female Deminers in Angola On International Women’s Day, we recognize the women working in demanding, high-stakes roles to make their communities safer. Demining requires patience, intelligence, and discipline, and in Angola, women like Yolanda are leading the way in clearing landmines and reclaiming safe land for families, farmers, and future generations.

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Female deminer Clementine at debriefing. © Cassandre Nativel

Humans of APOPO: Clementina’s Journey as a Deminer

On International Women’s Day, we celebrate the incredible women who are breaking barriers in fields traditionally dominated by men. One of these women is Clementina, a dedicated deminer working with APOPO in Angola. Originally from Banza Congo, Zaire Province, Clementina has spent the past five years working to clear landmines, making communities safer and helping

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APOPO Wildlife Detection rat and pangolin tail

World Wildlife Day 2025

Investing in Innovation to Fight Wildlife Trafficking For World Wildlife Day 2025, the global conversation is focused on Wildlife Conservation Finance: Investing in People and Planet. The world’s biodiversity is priceless, but conserving it comes at a cost. Billions of dollars are needed each year to close the global wildlife conservation finance gap — a

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APOPO TB Moshi Launch TB detection Tanzania expansion

APOPO Expands TB Detection Efforts with New Collaboration in Kilimanjaro

On February 24th, APOPO TB Tanzania officially launched a new collaboration with Kibong’oto Infectious Disease Hospital in Moshi, marking an important step in expanding our tuberculosis (TB) detection efforts in the country. The launch event, officiated by Dr. Jairy Khanga, Regional Medical Officer (RMO) of Kilimanjaro, brought together key stakeholders, including hospital management, healthcare professionals

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Women in STEM: Mapping a Safer Future with Minaya

At APOPO, we recognize the essential contributions of women in science, technology, engineering, and mathematics (STEM), particularly in humanitarian fields like mine action. The International Day of Women and Girls in Science, celebrated annually on February 11, highlights the importance of gender equality in science and encourages more young women to pursue careers in these

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