Ramadhani Habibu Bonye is a dedicated professional with a passion for mosquito research and public health. With a diverse educational background ranging from vocational plumbing to hotel management, Ramadhani found his calling in the field of entomology and vector control.

Since 2022, Ramadhani has been an integral part of the Ifakara Health Institute team in Bagamoyo, where he serves as a field worker in the insectary laboratory. His expertise in mosquitoes rearing and coloring has been pivotal in producing quality specimens for experiments, particularly in insecticide testing.

Ramadhani's milestone achievements include becoming an expert in mosquitoes rearing and coloring, ensuring the availability of adequate specimens for research purposes. His commitment to excellence in data collection and experimentation has been showcased in projects like the ATSB (attractive targeted sugar bait) Project, where he conducted experiments and collated data across laboratory and semi-field settings.

Looking ahead, Ramadhani envisions a long-term career dedicated to mosquito research and vector control, with a goal of contributing to public health initiatives for at least the next decade. His dedication to continuous learning and professional development reflects his commitment to making meaningful contributions to the field of entomology and ultimately improving health outcomes for communities at risk of vector-borne diseases.