Women land ownership changes destinies
The farms of women who own their own land yield more, and their improved fortunes lift their entire communities. A ...
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The farms of women who own their own land yield more, and their improved fortunes lift their entire communities. A ...
South African agricultural economist Wandile Sihlobo writes that the most significant maize producers in Southern and Eastern Africa are looking ...
The Tanzanian Sisal Board has pinned its hopes on a "Whatsapp Mkongeni" campaign to entice more young people to join ...
The demand for avocados from the EU shows no signs of slowing down due to seasonal gaps and cheap prices. ...
Currently, in fourth spot, Tanzania plans to knock Nigeria off its top spot as Africa's No 1 rice producer. To ...
Owls, when hunting in groups, can eat hundreds of rats in a single season. Their nocturnal hunting abilities can bring ...
After the death of President John Magufuli on 17 March 2021, Vice-President Samia Suluhu Hassan became Tanzania’s sixth president, and ...
Tanzania will now begin exporting avocados to India, as previously about 80% of avocados were consumed locally. Smallholder farmers in ...
To assist the selling of surplus food crops, Tanzania has established grain storage facilities in Lubumbashi in the Democratic Republic ...
According to the Famine Early Warning Systems Network (FEWS), food insecurity in East Africa is predicted to persist into 2022. ...
Despite cutting-edge systems, citrus growers risk root diseases and nutrient loss due to over-irrigation and poor system care. Netafim and...
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