Kahama, Tanzania – January 29, 2025 Raha Farm, a leading player in Tanzania’s horticulture sector, has officially launched its fourth facility in Kahama Municipality, Shinyanga Region. The expansion, spearheaded by youthful entrepreneur and CEO Raha Aloyce, underscores the company’s commitment to empowering farmers, promoting sustainable agriculture, and positioning Tanzania as a competitive global tomato market. The launch event, held…

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Dar es Salaam, Tanzania – January 26, 2025 In a virtual gathering, Agribusiness East Africa, in collaboration with key organizations including AMAGRO, COPRA, TOSCI, and SAGCOT, convened experts, farmers, and stakeholders to address the pressing need for sustainable and efficient irrigation practices in Tanzania. The event, held on January 26, 2025, underscored the importance of moving beyond generic solutions…

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Kilimokwanza.org  The abrupt cessation of U.S. foreign aid under recent administrative policies has significantly impacted East Africa. Nations such as Tanzania, Kenya, Uganda, Rwanda, Burundi, and South Sudan, which have heavily relied on external assistance, now face potential upheaval across critical sectors, including healthcare, agriculture, education, and governance.  The United States Agency for International Development (USAID) has implemented a…

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The United States Agency for International Development (USAID) has announced a significant policy shift with an immediate halt on all new funding obligations and sub-obligations under Development Objective Agreements (DOAGs), as mandated by a recent Executive Order aimed at reevaluating and realigning U.S. foreign aid. This pause, effective from January 24, 2025, influences numerous foreign assistance programs administered by…

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Agriculture is a crucial sector in Tanzania, contributing approximately 30% to the nation’s GDP and 30% of its export earnings1. In 2022, Tanzania held the position of the 75th largest economy globally based on GDP and ranked 104th in total exports2. Agricultural commodities such as tobacco, coffee, cotton, cashews, tea, and cloves constitute Tanzania’s primary exports2. Other significant exports…

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