Improving the livelihood of small-scale farmers
Taking a New Look at Africa's Agriculture; Develoepmental Communication
Menu

Features

Crop Bioscience Solutions CEO Wilfred Mushobozi Champions Biotech and Sustainability in East Africa

March 19, 2025
| No Comments
| Africa, Features, Tanzania

By Juma Msafiri Mr. Wilfred Mushobozi has emerged as a transformative figure in Tanzanian agriculture, particularly within the Arusha region, where his leadership continues to inspire change. As the Chief Executive Officer of Crop Bioscience Solutions, he is at the forefront of addressing the myriad challenges that impede agricultural productivity and food security in developing nations. Tanzania grapples with…

Read More

Tanzania’s Soybean Sector: A Sleeping Giant Awakens

March 17, 2025
| No Comments
| Africa, Features, SAGCOT/AGCOT, Tanzania

Kilimokwanza.org Reporter Tanzania is making strides in soybean production, yet the industry remains an untapped goldmine with immense potential. In 2023, the country exported $92.7 million of soybeans, making it the 18th largest soybean exporter globally and ranking it as Tanzania’s 16th most exported product. The primary export destinations were China ($37.4M), India ($33.4M), Pakistan ($19.8M), Rwanda ($1.36M), and Kenya ($282K)….

Read More

Tanzania’s Horticulture Sector Poised for Growth as Stakeholders Address Agro-Logistics Bottlenecks

March 15, 2025
| No Comments
| Features

Public-Private Dialogue in Iringa Charts Path for Investment in Agriculture Logistics 📍 Sunset Hotel, Iringa – 14th March 2025 To enhance Tanzania’s position as a leading horticulture producer in Africa, key stakeholders from the public and private sectors convened in Iringa for a high-level policy dialogue to resolve agro-logistics constraints that continue to stifle sectoral growth. The event, jointly organized by Trademark East Africa,…

Read More

Optimizing Seed Potato Production in Kenya: A Comprehensive Guide

March 13, 2025
| No Comments
| Features

Potato farming is a cornerstone of Kenya’s agricultural sector, serving as both a staple food and a significant source of income for millions of smallholder farmers. As the population grows and urbanization increases, so does the demand for potatoes. To meet this demand and enhance productivity, it is imperative to adopt research-backed agronomic practices, particularly in seed selection, planting…

Read More

Inclusive Green Growth Tools Take Center Stage in Sustainable Agriculture Dialogue

March 11, 2025
| No Comments
| Features

March 9, 2025 | Online (ClubHouse & YouTube) Agribusiness East Africa, in collaboration with key stakeholders such as AMAGRO, COPRA, TOSCI, SAGCOT, TAHA, Diligent Consulting Ltd, Holly Green Ltd, and Afriflux Ltd, hosted a groundbreaking discussion on “Sustaining the Environment Through Inclusive Green Growth (IGG) Tools”. The event, held online via ClubHouse and YouTube, attracted agricultural experts, policymakers, and…

Read More

Severe Weather Alert: Heavy Rainfall Expected Across Multiple Regions in Tanzania

March 10, 2025
| No Comments
| Features

Date Issued: March 8, 2025Source: Tanzania Meteorological Authority (TMA) Summary: The Tanzania Meteorological Authority (TMA) has issued a severe weather advisory for multiple regions across Tanzania, warning of heavy rainfall that may lead to localized flooding. Residents, travelers, and businesses in the affected areas are urged to exercise caution and take necessary precautions. Regions Affected: Heavy rainfall is expected…

Read More

Drought in East Africa and the Anticipation of Heavy Rainfall

March 9, 2025
| No Comments
| Africa, Features, News

East Africa is currently facing a severe drought, with drier-than-usual conditions expected to persist between January and March 2025. This follows a period of mixed rainfall patterns from October to December 2024, with deficits in central Somalia and northeastern Kenya, and wetter-than-average conditions in other parts of the region. The drought has had a significant impact on the region,…

Read More

YEFFA Inspires a Youth-Powered Agricultural Development in Iringa

March 5, 2025
| No Comments
| Features, SAGCOT/AGCOT

Iringa, Tanzania – In a bold step toward modernizing agriculture and food processing, young farmers and processors in Iringa have been urged to adopt advanced techniques that enhance productivity, ensure food security, and create sustainable employment opportunities. This call to action came during a high-impact training session held on March 4–5, 2025, jointly organized by the Southern Agricultural Growth…

Read More

End Hunger- “Africa Roaring for Agriculture”: A Melodic Call to Action for Sustainable Farming

March 3, 2025
| No Comments
| Features

Kilimokwanza.org Reporter In a groundbreaking fusion of music and advocacy, the anthem CAADP – Africa Roaring for Agriculture (Official Video) has emerged as more than just a song—it’s a clarion call for transformative change in Africa’s agricultural sector. Released on February 10, 2025, this powerful track by smallholder farmers from ESAFF (Eastern and Southern Africa Small-Scale Farmers’ Forum) has…

Read More

Tullah Mloge – The IGG Tool Is A Game-Changer for Sustainable Agriculture in Tanzania

March 3, 2025
| No Comments
| Features

In Tanzanian agriculture’s evolving landscape, balancing productivity, environmental sustainability, and social inclusivity remains a challenge. Large-scale agribusiness investments often prioritize profits over sustainability, while smallholder farmers struggle to meet environmental and regulatory standards. To address these challenges, SAGCOT Centre, in collaboration with stakeholders, has developed the Inclusive Green Growth (IGG) Tool—a transformative framework designed to guide farmers, investors, and…

Read More