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1.	Agribusiness firm plans modern abattoir, butchery in Dar
	Friday, November 20, 2015  by Admin
	Iringa-based agribusiness company, Mtanga Foods Limited is planning to invest in a modern abattoir in Kisarawe and processed meat selling outlet in Dar es Salaam during the first half of 2016. Mtanga Foods Limited chief executive officer, Trevor Shaw said in Dar es Salaam yesterday that the company has butcheries in Iringa and Mbeya regions. “Our main base is in Iringa where we also have farms and meat processing plant, we have just opened an outlet in Mbeya and next year we will be in Dar es Salaam,” said Shaw who said the exact size of the investment to be made will be known later this year.
2.	Dar busway takes off December
	Friday, November 13, 2015  by Admin
	AT last, the Bus Rapid Transit (BRT) project in Dar es Salaam is set to become operational early next month along the 20.9 kilometres route between Kimara and Kivukoni, it has been confirmed.
3.	Govt seeks to help farmers mitigate climate change
	Wednesday, November 11, 2015  by Admin
	THE government is in the final stages of preparing the climate-smart agriculture guidelines programme, as one way of helping farmers in the country deal with climate changes.
4.	Kilimo cha Uyole chamtoa Mwanamke katika umasikini
	Monday, November 02, 2015  by Admin
	Eneo la Uyole katika Halmashauri ya Jiji la Mbeya, ni maarufu sana kihistoria, kwa ajili ya kilimo na biashara za ngazi ya kati. Kwa zama zilizopita, kabla ya kuwa jiji la Mbeya, palijulikana kwa hadhi ya ‘pembezoni mwa mji,’ ila kwa sasa ni vigumu kuipa hadhi hiyo, kwa maana mji wa Mbeya umekua na aina ya shughuli na makazi nayo, yamekua maradufu. Aidha, katika maendeleo ya mipngo miji ya Jiji la Mbeya, hivi sasa kunatarajiwa, baadhi ya miundombinu ya jiji, imeshaanza kuhamishiwa jirani na mahali hapo, ikiwemo sehemu iliyoandaliwa kuwa stendi kuu ya mkoa.
5.	Agriculture sees increase in productivity
	Monday, November 02, 2015  by Admin
	Official statistics by the Prime Ministers’ Office (PMO) indicate that food production has considerably increased from 9.66 million tonnes in 2005 to 16.0 million tonnes as of last year. During his ten years in office, President Kikwete ensured that initiatives were implemented to improve the segment given the fact that majority of Tanzanians are farmers. The initiatives include the Agricultural Sector Development (ASDP), the Cooperatives Reform and Modernisation Programme (CRMP) and the Southern Agriculture Growth Corridor of Tanzania (SAGCOT).
6.	Poultry farmers decry rise in number of fake vet facilities
	Monday, November 02, 2015  by Admin
	Poulty farmers in Dodoma Region have decried the increasing number of fake and outdated veterinary facilities in the market, which in turn affect their activities. They were speaking at the poultry stakeholders’ day in Dodoma, the event which was organised by Brac Maendeleo Tanzanian, through a Livelihood Enhancement Agricultural Development (LEAD).
7.	Now SUA urged to promote organic agriculture efforts
	Monday, June 08, 2015  by Admin
	The Sokoine University of Agriculture (SUA) has been urged to augment efforts to promote organic agriculture. An official from the International Fund for Agricultural Development of the United Nations (IFAD), Mwatima Juma, stressed that SUA should play a leading role in promoting organic agriculture by providing education on the subject.
8.	Seed production set to increase to 300,000 tonnes
	Monday, November 03, 2014  by Admin
	TANZANIA plans to produce a total of 300,000 metric tonnes of hybrid seeds by next year, even though the figure will account for just 50 per cent of the country’s current needs.
9.	Bagamoyo farmers get fruit market
	Wednesday, October 29, 2014  by Admin
	FARMERS in Kiwangwa Ward, Bagamoyo District in Coast Region are expected to benefit from a fruit market which has been built with the help of the District Council, the Council Chairman, Mr Shukuru Mbato, has revealed.
10.	Kikwete: Agricultural transformation key to economic development
	Monday, October 27, 2014  by Admin
	PRESIDENT Jakaya Kikwete has reaffirmed his commitment to push forward the green revolution agenda, saying it was impossible for any country to advance economically without transforming its agricultural sector.
11.	Don calls for more funds in agricultural research
	Monday, October 27, 2014  by Admin
	THE government has been urged to allocate enough funds for agricultural research and development, instead of depending on donor support with limited areas for research.
12.	Govt donates 83 milk cows to livestock keeping group
	Wednesday, October 22, 2014  by Admin
	SOMANGIRA livestock keeping group members in Kigamboni have every reason to smile, after the government donated 83 cows worth 208m/- under the loan scheme of Covenant Bank.
13.	Bagamoyo to get modern fish market
	Wednesday, October 22, 2014  by Admin
	BAGAMOYO District Council in Coast Region is set to expand fishery activities by building a modern fish market which will ensure increase in district revenues, District's Fisheries Officer, Mr Abubakar Mposo has revealed.
14.	Kinana calls for tea production strategies
	Monday, October 13, 2014  by Admin
	THE CCM Secretary General, Mr Abdulrahman Kinana, has asked the government to set up strategies that would encourage more production of tea in the country.
15.	China donates at least 18 new passenger wagons to Tazara
	Monday, October 13, 2014  by Admin
	The Chinese government is to provide 18 new passenger wagons and repair 42 others for the Tanzania and Zambia Railway Authority (TAZARA) as part of preparations to mark the bi-national railway’s 50th anniversary scheduled for next year.
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