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East Africa: Tanzanian, Ugandan Heads of State to Discuss EU Economic Partnership Agreement
Posted on :Monday , 6th February 2017
Uganda's President Yoweri Museveni and Tanzania's President Dr. John Magufuli will meet February to agree on East Africa's way forward on the controversial Economic Partnership Agreement (EPA). The EPA is supposed to be negotiated between the EU and member states of the East African Community (EAC).
Kenya and Rwanda have already signed the deal but it won't be opera. . .East Africa: UN, EAC Sign Grant Agreement to Boost Agriculture
Posted on :Saturday , 4th February 2017
Arusha — The United Nations' Food and Agriculture Organisation and the East Africa Community have signed a Grant Agreement to promote urban and rural agriculture and agribusiness so as to improve youth employment in Tanzania and other EAC member states.
The total budget of the Grant is 1.0 bn/- coming from the US $ 440,000 for one year. The agreement, compleme. . .Expogroup Wins Big at the Tanzania Leadership Awards 2016
Posted on :Friday , 3rd February 2017
On the evening of Friday 27th January 2017, members of the business community in Tanzania gathered at the Hyatt Regency Hotel to celebrate the most accomplished businesses of 2016. The event was the Tanzania Leadership Awards (TLA), which honors successful businesses that range from conglomerates with more than 500 employees, to small start-ups with a staff count of 2 to 4 employees. . .
Africa: How Investing in Africa's Agri-Food Systems Can Benefit the U.S.
Posted on :Thursday , 2nd February 2017
The US's incoming administration has an historic opportunity to extend America's global leadership by promoting the economic transformations underway in Africa. An effective US strategy would be based on the fact that Africa's development still greatly depends on the performance of its agri-food systems.
Farming remains the primary source of employment for 65% of Af. . .Kenya: Farmers Unhappy with Ban on Maize Exports
Posted on :Wednesday , 1st February 2017
The government is headed for a collision course with maize farmers in the North Rift after a presidential directive that banned export of the cereal citing the biting shortage.
Growers now want the prices of maize increased or they be allowed to sell to the highest bidder given the current supply and demand situation.Farmers are unhap. . .Please Select an Option
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