Food Delivery Service, hellofood Tanzania, continues to expand its operations

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Given the heavy traffic in Tanzania, and especially Dar es Salaam, the food delivery company Hellofood has become indispensable to many people in the country, all through the use of their mobile app and website.

The Country Manager of Hellofood Tanzania, Sherrian Abdul said in an exclusive interview on Wednesday, “Using our services is so easy. All you need to do is download our Hellofood app on your smartphone or go through our website www.hellofood.co.tz, order food from your favorite...

hellofood is happy to announce a successful outcome of its “You say, we give” campaign (World Food Day) in Tanzania that ran from October 16th-22nd 2015. The go-to marketplace for online food delivery in Africa aims to raise awareness for the still existing inequality for world food supply. hellofood wants to emphasize the importance of everyone having access to food and daily necessities.

Therefore, hellofood created a special social media campaign to make this sensitive topic visible....

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TANZANIA, OCTOBER 16 - Today is World Food Day – an annual day of action against hunger. On October 16th, people around the world come together for a common cause: to contribute to the eradication of hunger. In a world of plenty, 805 million people, one in nine worldwide, live with chronic hunger. Based on Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO) of the United Nations research:
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