This episode focuses on how youth participate in agriculture and the motivation behind their participation. Different youths aired out their views on why youths participate in agriculture, which include improving their ...

Tanzania Insurance Regulatory Authority (Tira) has been argued to work with Tanzania Metrological Agency and other stakeholders to ensure farmers to get crop insurance as a means of promoting investment in the agricultural ...

This is an Act to guide investment activities in Tanzania, to provide for more favourable conditions for investors. It provides definitions for local investors, foreign investors, and local capital. The Law provides for ...

Investments and tourism are set for the big boost as Dar es Salaam rolled out the red carpet to Moroccan king Mohammed VI who landed in Dar es Salaam on Sunday with 150 powerful delegations for a three-day state visit and ...

Tanzania is still lagging behind in milk production in East African Region, according to the Tanzania Dairy Board (TDB). The TDB Register, Mr. Charles Mutagwaba said that the main cause for the trend was a low level of ...

African countries have been called upon to invest in rural infrastructure in order to rapidly develop the agro-industrial sector. “Africa should not be a consumption center. It must export processed cocoa not cocoa beans, ...

President Kikwete insisted that agricultural investment is no more an option but a priority that calls for more resources to modernize farming to increase food productivity in order to end hunger and generate earnings ...

The International Youth Foundation (IYF) has revealed that global donors are not investing much in Youth Employment Opportunities (YEO) as compared to another sector in the African continent. President and CEO of IYF William ...

The Africa Trade Insurance Agency (ATI) hosted an international conference on unlocking investments to maximize Tanzania’s Energy Potential.ATI’s chief underwriting officer Mr John Lentaigne said in a statement that, “ ...

Simple reforms would eliminate much of the risk of investing in poor countries, unleashing billions of dollars of pent-up cash and providing a welcome boost to the world economy, a report to be presented at this week G20 ...