Tanzania’s National Assembly Speaker, Mussa Azzan Zungu, has called on women Members of Parliament to prioritize public education regarding clean cooking energy sources. The appeal came during a training session for female MPs organized by the State Mining Corporation (STAMICO) in Dodoma. Zungu emphasized the importance of transitioning to cleaner cooking methods for both public health improvements and environmental protection. The training aims to equip lawmakers with the knowledge to effectively advocate for wider adoption of these energy alternatives within their constituencies. This initiative seeks to address the health risks associated with traditional cooking fuels and mitigate environmental damage. Further details regarding the training program’s curriculum were not immediately available. The call to action underscores a growing national focus on sustainable energy practices in Tanzania.