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

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 […]

Modern Irrigation in Tanzania: Challenges, Innovations, and Policy Shifts

Kilimokwanza.org Reporter Tanzania stands at a critical juncture in its agricultural transformation. Modern irrigation is seen as the key to increasing food production, ensuring climate resilience, and improving farmers’ livelihoods. However, the sector faces multiple challenges, including high costs, technical inefficiencies, and outdated policies. Agribusiness East Africa meeting on 2nd 03, 2025 , experts, policymakers, […]

Modern Irrigation in Tanzania: A Key to Sustainable Agriculture

Tanzania is making significant strides in modern irrigation systems to boost agricultural productivity and ensure food security. The Umwagiliaji wa Kisasa Unawezekana! (Sehemu ya 06) session held on February 2, 2025, hosted by Agribusiness East Africa, shed light on the importance of advanced irrigation techniques and policies that can drive agricultural transformation in the country. […]

“Leading by Example: How Hon. Jabiri Makame is Transforming Rural Economies Through Action, Not Words”

In Gairo District, Morogoro Region, the Irish potato value chain becomes a catalyst for economic growth, showcasing how leadership rooted in action drives real change. These words from Gairo District Commissioner Hon. Jabiri Makame encapsulate his philosophy on rural development: “Leading by example is the most powerful tool to accelerate rural development and transformation. Let […]

Tanzania’s CALA Cohort 3 Graduates: A New Generation of Agricultural Leaders Poised for Impact

On February 21, 2025, The Centre for African Leaders in Agriculture (CALA) celebrated the graduation of its third cohort, marking a significant milestone in the journey toward transforming Africa’s agricultural landscape. Among the 40 distinguished graduates from eight African countries was Mary Kigalu, Cluster and Partnership Specialist at SAGCOT Centre Ltd., who completed the rigorous […]

Dr. Agnes Kalibata: CALA is Empowering the Next Generation of Leaders in Africa’s Food Systems

Kilimokwanza.org In the fourth episode of Kalibanter , AGRA’s flagship podcast series, the conversation delved into the pivotal role of leadership in driving Africa’s agricultural transformation. Hosted by Dr. Agnes Kalibata, President of AGRA and a renowned advocate for sustainable food systems, this episode explored how nurturing and equipping emerging leaders can catalyze meaningful and […]

AGNES KALIBATA SECURES $75 MILLION GRANT FROM GREEN CLIMATE FUND TO TACKLE POSTHARVEST LOSSES IN AFRICA

Nairobi, Kenya—In a landmark achievement for African agriculture and climate resilience, Dr. Agnes Kalibata, the outgoing President of AGRA, has successfully secured a $75 million grant from the Green Climate Fund (GCF) for the organization. The funding will be used to address postharvest losses across seven African countries, marking a significant step toward ensuring food […]

NTV News: Farmers in Mount Kenya Region Count Losses After Being Lured into Dubious Crop Venture

A group of farmers in the Mount Kenya region is counting their losses after being lured into growing exotic crops—roomx and punas—that were introduced to them by a non-governmental organization (NGO) called Salushi Empowerment Organization. The crisis has left hundreds of farmers stranded, with no buyers for their produce and mounting debts. The Promise of […]

Zanzibar Takes Bold Steps Toward Sustainable Land Management

Kilimokwanza.org Team Zanzibar Launches Multi-Stakeholder Platform for Sustainable Landscape Management How can we restore degraded landscapes while empowering local communities? Zanzibar is answering this critical question by establishing a Multi-Stakeholder Platform (MSP), an initiative to coordinate development projects in Unguja North A and Unguja North B landscapes. The natural beauty of Zanzibar faces severe threats […]

SAGCOT Empowers Farmers in Morogoro and Gairo Through Knowledge Exchange and Innovation

Gairo, Morogoro – April 2024: In a bid to enhance agricultural productivity and promote sustainable farming practices, the Southern Agricultural Growth Corridor of Tanzania (SAGCOT), in collaboration with the Office of the Regional Commissioner of Morogoro, organized an educational tour for 40 farmers and four agricultural officers from the districts of Gairo and Morogoro. The […]

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