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Germany moves to help addressing Human-Wildlife Conflicts in Southern Tanzania Regions

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Trespassing into wildlife corridors by humans is one of the major reasons why wild animals are currently invading farms and settlements.

More than 1000 houses for public servants to be constructed across the country this fiscal year

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During the second phase, the company will also invest 11 billion/- in constructing a total of 90 residential building at Mikocheni in Dar-es-salaam.

Tanzania starts restoring Wildlife connectivity routes as human activities threaten Natural corridors

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For instance, wildlife corridors in the country’s Northern circuit have seriously been invaded by human activities, including farms, grazing, settlements and investments.

International Cashew Conference comes up in Dar-es-Salaam, October 2023, as Tanzania boosts production

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The country harvested 240,160 tons of raw cashews during the previous crop harvest season.

Tanzania trains South African experts on Bee-Keeping as country yields 33,000 tons of Honey in a Year

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Tanzania consumes 90 percent of the 33,000 tons of honey being produced in the country annually, while South Africa's honey demand stands at just 4000 tons as the country churns out a measly 2000 tons only.

U.S. and Tanzania celebrate a decade of successful joint agricultural program worth USD 38 Million

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Thousands of Tanzanian farmers have been trained in the use of Aflasafe, further improving Tanzania’s food security and market access by keeping crops free of aflatoxins.

You will now need a registered company in order to buy crops from farmers in Tanzania

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Tanzania is also working to ensure that the National Food Storage Authority is enabled to store an average of 3 million tons of reserves in a year.

Great Ruaha River needs even greater conservation efforts as human activities unleash destruction

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The Great Ruaha is the largest and longest River in the Central and Southern Zones of Tanzania, feeding the Usangu Wetlands before emptying into the even bigger Rufiji River

Future Cotton Fibres May come from Katavi Region

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Katavi Region is working to turn around the precinct’s economic wheel by investing heavily in cotton farming and fibre production.

Tabora slowly changes from Tobacco into Cotton Producing Region

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Tabora Region’s agricultural officer, Saidi Babu said the crop flourishes well in at least six districts of the region, including Igunga, Nzega, Uyui, Tabora municipal, Urambo and Kaliuwa.
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