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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.

CRDB Bank, through its new ‘Imbeju,’ Program will now be providing interest free loans and extend unsecured credit facilities to community groups undertaking income generating activities in villages located next to Wildlife Corridors.

Environment Destruction and cases of Human Rights abuse have been part and parcel of corporate mining activities in Africa

The Highest Harp Concert on Kilimanjaro breaks another World Record this time also flying Ed Sheeran's Little Bird to the African Summit

The Chief Prosecutor’s mission to Rwanda follows the arrest of Fulgence Kayishema on 24 May in Paarl, South Africa.

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.

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.

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

On closer inspection, the whole set-up seems to be riveted onto Nissan Patrol (Or maybe Nissan Safari) chassis, notwithstanding the ‘Jeep’ lettering below the bonnet of some of the vehicles.

There is Ed Sheeran's hit as well as the local Kiswahili tune, 'Ahsante Tanzania,' as requested by Anne-Marie O'Farrell