Z’bar clove exports decline by Sh52bn, says BoT report
>The export value of Zanzibar’s main crop, cloves, declined from $59 million (Sh118 billion) to $33 million (Sh66 billion) between February 15 last year and February 15 this year, according to a Bank of Tanzania report of March this year. Under the report, the decline in clove export value is at 44.8 per cent in one year, which is attributed by the fall in its output from 53,000 tonnes to 22,000 tonnes.
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TheCitizen26 May
Zanzibar exports increase as Mainland’s decline, says BoT
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TheCitizen01 May
Tanzania exports down on decline of gold, says report
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We’ve paid teachers over Sh52bn, says Kawambwa
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Daily News31 Jan
'Clove smuggling still a problem'
Daily News
DESPITE improved security surveillance in the past three-years, clove smuggling remains a big challenge in the islands, members of the Zanzibar House of Representatives were informed. “Clove smuggling is still a problem. We have to work together to ...
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AllAfrica.Com17 Sep
CUF to Liberalise Clove Trade
AllAfrica.com
Zanzibar — Zanzibar farmers should expect liberalisation of the clove trade if the Civic United Front (CUF) presidential candidate Seif Sharif Hamad is elected. "I'll ensure farmers are free to sell their produce, including cloves, anywhere in the ...
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TheCitizen08 Jun
Liberalise Zanzibar’s clove trade should
Clove smuggling which went down sharply when Zanzibar formed a Government of National Unity (GNU) four years ago is back at high level. Dhow traders, especially in the island of Pemba, continue to transport the crop to Tanga and Mombasa.
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