COCOA in Tanzania
A Sweet Revolution Blooms in East Africa’s Hidden Paradise By Kilimokwanza.org Team October 2025 In the misty embrace of the Kilombero Valley, where the Udzungwa Mountains rise like ancient guardians…
African Agriculture and Food Systems
A Sweet Revolution Blooms in East Africa’s Hidden Paradise By Kilimokwanza.org Team October 2025 In the misty embrace of the Kilombero Valley, where the Udzungwa Mountains rise like ancient guardians…
DAR ES SALAAM, Tanzania – July 4, 2025 – Tanzania is set to take a major step toward strengthening its domestic industries and elevating the profile of homegrown products on…
Kilolo, Iringa – May 6, 2025 Preparations are in full swing for the Kilolo Trade and Investment Expo 2025, a landmark event set to take place from 21st to 25th…
The report by Kilimokwanza.org team, “Regional GDP per Capita in Tanzania: An Analysis of Economic Performance and the Leadership of the SAGCOT Corridor” undertakes a thorough analysis of economic output…
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…
Juma Msafiri The Irish potato is a vital crop in Tanzania, crucial in food security and income generation for many households. This report delves into the global standing of Irish…
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,…
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….
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…