Agriculture deal with Tanzania still pending in Parliament after five years

Agriculture stagnated in the past two years, sparking concern among stakeholders.

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And so, let me throw in my two pennies worth in the Kenya digital migration debate now that the brass knuckles have come out.

>At a number of credible institutions like the University of Dar es Salaam, Sokoine University of Agriculture, Commission for Science and Technology and Policy Research for Development (Repoa), one is likely to find sets of solutions that could fundamentally change for good the way agriculture is run in Tanzania. But, that is, if these solutions are to be adopted.

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H H Sayyid Fahd bin Mahmoud al Said, Deputy Prime Minister for the Council of Ministers and Mizengo Kayanza Peter Pinda, Prime Minister of Tanzania, held talks at the headquarters of the Council of Ministers on Tuesday. Addressing the Tanzanian ...

The team held discussions with representatives from private and public sectors in Tanzania.

-PMI purchases tobacco from three suppliers in Tanzania, contributing more than US$150-million annually to the economic development of the country’s rural areas

Philip Morris International (PMI) (http://www.pmi.com), the largest buyer of tobacco in Tanzania, is ramping up efforts to implement its Sustainable Tobacco Production model among the nation’s 65 000 contracted tobacco-growing families.

PMI purchases tobacco from three suppliers in Tanzania, contributing more than US$150-million...

Notes from a presentation on June 30 2014 at Commonwealth Parliamentary Association, local seminar for all Zambian Members of Parliament (Lusaka).

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