The sixth Europe-Africa summit taking place in Brussels, Belgium, this week risks entrenching inequality between the two continents unless deliberate steps are taken to rebalance relations, civil society activists have warned. In a two-day webinar ahead of the EU-AU summit, activists heard that key priorities for Africa, including debt relief... Read More
Dar es salaam and Johannesburg: 16th October 2021 The number of food insecure people in the Southern Africa Development Community block is in the rise due to a number of factors. According to the SADC statistics, the number has gone up by 10 million people from last year to reach... Read More
STAKEHOLDERS have requested the government to consider reducing taxes on coronavirus personal protective gear for all citizens to afford them. When the cost of some Covid-19 personal protective gear such as masks, hand sanitisers is low, all citizens will be able to take an active part in protecting themselves from... Read More
The Agriculture ministry has allocated Sh272 million for countering Covid-19 effects that were felt in 2020. The ministry’s representative, Ms Daines Philip, made the statement yesterday when making a presentation during a workshop on the effects of Covid-19 on farming and food security in the systems of food production, distribution... Read More
Morogoro, 5th May 2021. Smallholder farmers across the East African Community (EAC) partner states have expressed shock and grief over the passing on of Hon. Mathias Kasamba the representative in the East African Legislative Assembly (EALA) and ex-Chairperson of the Agriculture, Tourism and Natural Resources Committee (ATNR). Hon. Mathias Kasamba... Read More
Tanzania managed to sustain food security during a peak of Covid-19 pandemic by keeping largest stock of food comparing to other countries in Eastern and Southern Africa. As many countries were hit by shortage of food after they implemented the lockdown, Tanzania had plenty of food in its reserve. During... Read More
Dar es Salaam, Mabibo market traders yesterday narrated their business ordeal during the Covid-19 pandemic that forced some of them to consider abandoning business. Speaking separately to this reporter, they said during that period it was difficult to trade perishable goods as they ended up rotting due to shortage of... Read More
The newly elected Chairman of MVIWATA Mr. Apolo Chamwela has urged smallholder farmers in Tanzania to continue upholding MVIWATA’s motto of THE DEFENDER OF THE FARMER IS THE FARMER. He called for strengthened unity and solidarity among smallholder farmers and denounce statements, actions and deceptions that undermine the interests of... Read More