Tanzania Government, partners eye farming improvement

World Bank partners Tanzania on port improvement project
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The World Bank Group is partnering with the government of Tanzania on the country's port improvement project. World Bank partners Tanzania on port improvement project. PHOTOS: mpoverello/africagreenmedia. The cooperation will be delivered through ...
Tanzania in Big Coalition Against PoachingEast African Business Week

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The government is considering to end its role in deciding when and where farmers should sell their produce to enhance productivity, an official in the Prime Ministers’ Office has said.

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'Tanzania's disaster management need improvement'
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Disaster management has become a major problem in the country. The government has built a culture of waiting until events occur and then try to reddress the situation. Little is done to mobilize resources and put in place preventative mechanisms.

Be ready for unbelievable discounts! On 27th November a unique online flash sale event, Black Friday, will take place on Jumia Tanzania (www.jumia.co.tz). Black Friday, one of the most popular shopping events in the world, is all about deals and bargain hunting during only one day. This year, Black Friday on Jumia Tanzania will start on Friday 27th November and will be extended until Monday 30th November.

Jumia is the first online mall in Africa (present in 11 countries in Africa) where...

Research is key towards production and quality improvement of coffee in Tanzania  The Citizen Daily

Yesterday was Nane Nane Day, which was celebrated at national level in Lindi Region. Nane Nane Day is intended, among other things, to remind Tanzanians that agriculture is the backbone of our nation, so it should be given the importance it deserves.

Targeted investments in Tanzanian agriculture contributed to increasing yields for crops such as paddy, maize, or tomato in a range of 60 to 120 per cent in those areas where irrigation and extension activities were carried out at a substantial level, a new country programme evaluation by the Independent Office of Evaluation of the International Fund for Agricultural Development (IFAD), presented today in Dar es Salaam, reveals.
Tanzania has the second-largest IFAD portfolio (in terms of...

Tanzania has the lowest level of political risk in East Africa, a new study shows even as recent happenings may dent the country’s image to investors.

Cyberoam Academy Partners With 3 Tanzania Colleges to Spur It Skills
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Cyberoam Academy, part of Cyberoam, has announced its collaboration with three Tazania-based colleges - namely Tanzit Institute, Mufundi Institute, and Kaps College. The collaboration will help these institutes, provide comprehensive, results-driven ...