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Vox Populi: Deputy Minister Hon. David Silinde, Norwegian Ambassador Tone Tinnes, and SAGCOT CEO Geoffrey Kirenga at the Tanzania-Norway Agriculture-Climate Nexus Workshop

February 4, 2025  On February 4, 2025, a landmark event in Tanzania’s agricultural development unfolded as the Royal Norwegian Embassy (RNE), in conjunction with the Agriculture Transformation Office (ATO) and the Alliance for a Green Revolution in Africa (AGRA), signed a pivotal Memorandum of Understanding (MoU). This collaboration underscores a robust commitment from Norway to […]

Tanzania’s Mango Revolution: A Deep Dive into the New Push for Growth

Kilimokwanza.org Correpondent Tanzania, renowned for its rich culture and stunning landscapes, is also home to a thriving mango industry. While mangoes have long been cultivated in the country, a renewed emphasis on the subsector is set to drive remarkable progress, positioning Tanzania to become a global leader in mango production. This report provides a comprehensive […]

Irish Potato Cultivation in Tanzania: Unveiling the Regions with Year-Round Harvests

Juma Msafiri Tanzania, a land of diverse landscapes and agricultural abundance, holds a prominent position as one of the largest potato producers in Sub-Saharan Africa 1. While Irish potatoes are cultivated across various regions, certain areas stand out because they support two harvests annually. This article delves into the specific regions and practices that enable […]

Business Case for Common Beans in Tanzania

Kilimokwanza.org Team Common beans are fundamental to Tanzania’s agricultural landscape, contributing immensely to food security, nutrition, and economic stability for approximately 5.8 million rural households. As Africa’s top producer and the seventh globally, Tanzania harvests 1.2 million tons of beans annually. The demand for these beans encompasses both local consumption and regional exports, substantially boosting […]

Tanzania’s Mighty Bean: How Small Plots Make a Big Impact in Global Production

Tanzania has long been recognized for its diverse agricultural output, but its rising prominence as a global bean producer is remarkable. Despite the average bean plot being just 0.9 acres, Tanzania has become Africa’s largest producer and ranks 7th globally. This feature explores the significance of beans in Tanzania’s agricultural economy, the critical challenges of […]

Norwegian Ambassador Highlights Tanzania’s Green Economy Potential at Wajibu Institute Workshop

Dodoma, Tanzania – October 26, 2024: Norwegian Ambassador to Tanzania, H.E. Tone Tinnes, underscored Tanzania’s unique opportunity to harness its mineral wealth for sustainable development at a climate workshop organized by the Wajibu Institute in collaboration with the Royal Norwegian Embassy and REPOA. Speaking to stakeholders in Dodoma, Ambassador Tinnes highlighted that the global transition […]

National Poultry Industry Faces 234,000 Tons of White Meat Deficit by 2032, Deputy Minister Calls for Strategic Investment

Dar es Salaam, October 18, 2024 – National statistics reveal that by 2032, Tanzania is projected to face a deficit of 234,000 tons of white meat, including chicken, unless strategic investments are made in the sector. This significant shortfall highlights the urgent need for increased investment to meet the growing demand for poultry products. These […]

Deputy Prime Minister Hon. Dr. Doto Biteko Opens Poultry Futures Forum 2024: A Call for Regional Cooperation in Agriculture

Dar es Salaam, October 16, 2024 – The Poultry Futures Forum 2024 kicked off today in Dar es Salaam with a keynote address delivered by Tanzania’s Deputy Prime Minister, Hon. Dr. Doto Biteko, who represented Vice President Hon. Dr. Philip Mpango. Bringing together delegates from across Africa, including representatives from Malawi, Botswana, Mozambique, and beyond, […]

Tanzania’s Fertilizer Dependency: Challenges and Solutions in Agriculture

At the African Food Systems Conference held on August 6, 2023, in Dar Es Salaam, a key issue affecting Tanzania’s agricultural sector took center stage—its heavy reliance on imported fertilizers. Retired Prime Minister Mizengo Pinda revealed a staggering statistic: over 90% of the fertilizer used in Tanzania is imported, primarily from countries like Russia, while […]

Agricultural Lime: A Game-Changer for Maize Yields and Economic Development in Tanzania

By KilimoKwanza.org Correspondent Tanzania’s agricultural sector has faced a longstanding challenge: soil acidity, particularly in regions like Iringa and Songwe. This issue has hindered crop growth and reduced yields for key staples like maize, with farmers often struggling to produce even 2 tonnes of maize per hectare. However, a transformative solution has emerged through agricultural […]

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