Government hails novel way of protecting grain

UN Hails Dar for Protecting Human Rights
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TANZANIA has been commended by the United Nations for its initiatives to promote and protect human rights. UN Resident Coordinator, Mr Alvaro Rodriguez said in Dar es Salaam during commemoration of the International Human Rights Day which is ...

Will Ethiopia's teff be the next must eat 'super grain'?

Initial results of testing the new grain storage technology have proved a success thus paving the way for mass adoption in future, the National Food Reserve Agency (NFRA) has revealed. On Thursday, nearly 100 representatives from farmer organisations gathered at NFRA site in Dodoma to inspect the initial results of the technology.

Tanzania’s grain industry continues to be less competitive unlike that in other countries in the region, a latest report reveals.

Though Tanzania’s millers say they will not be directly affected by Russia’s decision to withdraw her share of wheat from international grain markets to cool domestic price in the face of economic crisis, the fact is that Tanzanians will not be spared from the impact of the decision.

The East African Grain Council (EAGC) has commended Tanzania for its decision to allow grains business to other regional countries.

Tanzania should establish more laboratories for examining and certifying grains for exports, experts have advised.

Scientists Have Found a Way to Extract Information From a Single Grain of Moon Dust  ScienceAlert

The Africa Progress Panel will release its annual Africa Progress Report at the World Economic Forum on Africa held in Abuja, Nigeria

On Thursday, May 8th 2014, the Africa Progress Panel (http://www.africaprogresspanel.org) will release its annual Africa Progress Report – Grain, Fish, Money – Financing Africa’s Green and Blue revolutions, at the World Economic Forum on Africa held in Abuja, Nigeria.

Chaired by former UN Secretary-General, Kofi Annan, last year’s report Equity in...