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Benefits of agriculture bank still mystify farmers

20/06/ 2010 http://www.dailynews.co.tz/feature/?n=10963 By JAFFAR MJASIRI, 20th June 2010 @ 16:00, Total Comments: 0, Hits: 565 TANZANIA’S ‘Agriculture First’ theme named in Kiswahili as ‘Kilimo Kwanza’ that was launched last year by President Jakaya Kikwete, and a government initiative towards prioritizing agriculture, is gaining momentum. The Eastern and Southern Africa...
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Small scale farmers vows to engage on CAAP processes

30/06/2010 Small scale farmers and pastoralists in the eastern and southern Africa (ESA) region are determined to engage with their countries in the implementation of the NEPAD framework for agriculture development -CAADP.  Speaking at the end of a training workshop organized at Egerton University in Nakuru, Kenya, small scale farmers...
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Will GMOs solve hunger problems in Uganda?

23/06/2010 By Patrick Jaramogi       Genetically modified seeds will not end hunger in Africa. While responding to the commissioner for crop marketing and production in the agriculture ministry, Alex Lwakoba’s remarks on improved seeds, Dr. Dan Maingi, an expert from Kenya Bio-diversity Coalition warned Ugandan farmers on the dangers of genetically modified seeds...
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Tanzanian Small farmers jubilant but say better budget possible

21/06/2010 Small farmers jubilant but say better budget possible www.ippmedia.com/frontend/index.php?l=17705 By Rosemary Mirondo, The Guardian Newspaper Small scale farmers have applauded the government for proposing an increase in funding for agriculture from 666.9bn/- in financial year 2009/2010 to 903.8bn/- in the coming one. The rise, as appears in the 2010/2011...
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EAC Budget Campaign Day

11th June 2010 In June every year, East African governments namely Kenya, Uganda, Tanzania, Rwanda and Burundi (Burundi will read its budget later in the year); present their annual budgets to their parliaments. Ministers for Planning and Ministers for Economy in these countries present their national budgets for the coming...
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