Sub-Saharan Africa, Kenya included, has the lowest uptake of agricultural mechanisation in the world. [File, Standard] While agriculture is the...
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DAR ES SALAAM: TANZANIA has great potential to food self-sufficiency, by producing food locally without importing from abroad if the young population is properly involved in the agricultural sector. Speaking at the launch of the 2024 AYuTe Africa Tanzania Challenge competition in Dar es Salaam yesterday, the Resident Director of Heifer Project International, Mark Tsoxo said that there are more young people in Tanzania and that today’s agriculture needs manpower and innovative technology and the available resources can greatly transform the agricultural sector. “It’s not that young people don’t like to participate in agriculture, young people like results more than […]
Sub-Saharan Africa, Kenya included, has the lowest uptake of agricultural mechanisation in the world. [File, Standard] While agriculture is the...
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Cape Town – Africa is grappling with a severe food insecurity crisis, with over 282 million people undernourished and more than a billion unable to...
Cape Town – Africa is grappling with a severe food insecurity crisis, with over 282 million people undernourished and more than a billion unable to...
From left to right: Dr Victor Oladokun, Senior Advisor to the Bank’s President for Communication and Stakeholder Engagement; Eric Rwigamba, Minister...
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