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Government Impulses Contractor To Speed Up Construction Of Barrick Mining Corporation- Funded Kahama–Kakola Road
The government has allocated more than 2 trn/- to Shinyanga Region for the implementation of various strategic projects
Tanzania Now Strives To Introduce National Indigenous Chicken Breed
The Horasi Breeding Programme aims to boost income for poultry farmers in Tanzania.
Barrick Announces Senior Appointments to Corporate Affairs and Investor Relations
Barrick is a leading global mining, exploration, and development company. With one of the largest portfolios of world-class and long-life gold and copper assets in the industry, Barrick’s operations and projects span 17 countries and…
Agriculture Stakeholders Root For Stronger PPP To Boost Tanzania’s Economic Development
The PPP system plays a notable role in assisting smallholder farmers to become employers of others by accessing enough funds to venture into large-scale production and establish processing plants.
TFS Incepts Special Desk To Guide Forest Business-Oriented Traders In Tanzania
Tanzania’s forest products business covers timber processing, utility poles, and non-wood goods like honey and resin.
A Local Company Redefines Worth Of Bamboo Use In Tanzania Through Furniture Industry
Bamboo as a renewable resource capable of reducing deforestation and enviromental degradation. Unlike hardwood trees which can mature within 3 to 4 years, making it one of the most sustainable raw materials for manufacturing.
Agricultural Seed Agency Works Strategy To Curtail Edible Oil Shortage In Tanzania
National demand for edible oil in Tanzania is estimated at about 700,000 metric tonnes annually, while domestic production supplies only about 28.6 percent of that demand, leaving a substantial deficit that is covered through…
ILRI, Dairy Farming Stakeholders Bridge Efforts To Bolster Milk Production In Tanzania
The initiative which covers 24 councils within seven regions, have so far reached out to a over 27,000 dairy farmers, and more than 72,000 cattle.
EAC Pushes Ahead With Single Currency Plan as Regional Economies Outperform Africa
Regional currencies are also expected to remain broadly stable, supported by diversified foreign exchange inflows and continued reforms aimed at strengthening domestic foreign exchange markets.