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Vice President Dr. Philip Mpango and YARA CEO Holsether Forge Stronger Agro-Ties at WEF 2024

January 18, 2024
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*YARA has provided an essential contribution, significantly shaping the development pathway of SAGCOT DAVOS, SWITZERLAND – In an engagement at the World Economic Forum, Vice President Dr. Philip Mpango and YARA International’s CEO, Mr. Svein Tore Holsether, held pivotal discussions that underscored a shared vision for Tanzania’s agricultural transformation. The dialogue, enriched by the presence of high-ranking officials and…

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PUBLIC NOTICE: INTERCEPTION OF IMMATURE AVOCADO SHIPMENT AT NAMANGA BORDER

January 16, 2024
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The Tanzania Horticultural Association (TAHA) commends the Government of the United Republic of Tanzania for its significant efforts in advancing the agricultural sector, particularly the horticulture industry. Initiatives such as opening reliable regional and international markets, controlling the quality of agricultural products, and fostering investment have contributed to increased production, food sustainability, enhanced farmer incomes, and overall national revenue….

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AGRA Tanzania’s Year in Review: 2023 – Agricultural Advancements and Food Systems Transformation

January 15, 2024
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Kilimokwanza.org Team Under AGRA 3.0, our strategic approach will take a food systems lens and prioritize inclusivity. We aim to create employment opportunities for youth and women in the agricultural value chain- Vianey Rweyendela, the Country Director, AGRA Tanzania. AGRA Tanzania’s journey through 2023 was marked by significant achievements and challenges in advancing the agriculture and food systems agenda….

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Permanent Secretary, Mr. Gerald Mweli: Tanzania’s Soya Seed Production Set to Surge with New Irrigation and Research Initiatives

January 15, 2024
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Kilimokwanza.org Team Tanzania is poised to witness a remarkable surge in its soya seed production, thanks to the implementation of advanced irrigation techniques and robust research initiatives. This groundbreaking development was unveiled at a recent soya stakeholders’ meeting by the Ministry of Agriculture’s Permanent Secretary, Mr. Gerald Mweli. Embracing Technology for Growth At the heart of this agricultural revolution…

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Cashew Farmers in Tanzania Reap Record Harvest, Bolstered by Government Support

January 14, 2024
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By Rahel Pallangyo In a remarkable display of agricultural success, cashew farmers in the Lindi region of Tanzania, spanning the districts of Ruangwa, Nachingwea, and Liwale, have reported a staggering 100 billion Tanzanian Shillings in revenue from the recent harvesting season. This feat, largely attributed to the innovative warehouse receipt system, marks a significant milestone in the region’s agricultural…

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SAGCOT’s Strategic Intervention Ignites Clove Boom in Morogoro

January 11, 2024
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Kilimokwanza.org Team The picturesque Morogoro Region in Tanzania is currently witnessing a remarkable agricultural transformation, one that promises to reshape the global spice industry. Traditionally, when people thought of cloves, their minds would immediately drift to Zanzibar, a region steeped in centuries-old clove cultivation. However, thanks to the strategic interventions of the Southern Agricultural Corridor of Tanzania (SAGCOT), clove…

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Tanzania Approves Temporary Sugar Imports to Address Production Shortfalls

January 9, 2024
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Kilimokwanza.org Team In a strategic move to address the recent sugar production shortfalls, Tanzania’s Minister of Agriculture, Hussein M. Bashe, has announced the temporary allowance for the importation of sugar. This decision comes as a response to the unexpected decline in domestic sugar production, primarily due to heavy rainfall disrupting sugar cane harvesting. Over the past four years, Tanzania’s…

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SAGCOT’s Impact – Igoma Potato Farmers: A Story of Success, Innovation, and Community Collaboration

January 9, 2024
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Kilimokwanza.org Team. In the fertile lands of Mbeya Region, Mbeya Rural District at Igoma Village, a new era of agricultural prosperity is unfolding, led by the region’s dedicated potato farmers. Ms Tulalumba Mloge, Principal Executive Assistant to the SAGCOT Chief Executive Officer, has shared inspiring insights into the recent developments reshaping this vibrant community’s agricultural landscape. Igoma Village: A…

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Tanzania Rises to Become Africa’s Second Largest Tobacco Producer, Aiming for Record Production in Upcoming Seasons

January 8, 2024
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Anthony Muchoki In a groundbreaking announcement, Tanzania’s Minister of Agriculture, Hussein M Bashe, declared a significant achievement for the country’s agricultural sector. Tanzania has emerged as the second-largest producer of tobacco in Africa, signaling a remarkable growth trajectory in the industry. The minister revealed that the tobacco production has surged from 50,000 tons to an impressive 122,858 tons during…

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Zanzibar’s Seaweed Revolution: Blue Economy in Action

January 8, 2024
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Kilimokwanza.org In the shimmering waters of the Indian Ocean, off the coast of East Africa, lies Zanzibar, an archipelago known for its rich cultural heritage and stunning beaches. Today, it is making headlines for a different reason – as Africa’s leading seaweed producer. In the fiscal year 2021/22, Zanzibar recorded a remarkable increase in seaweed production, surpassing 12,594 tons….

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