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Tanzania: Kilombero Sugar’s expansion project to be completed by June next year

Kilombero Sugar Company’s 744 billion/- expansion project, set to complete by June 2025, will increase its production capacity from 126,000 to 271,000...

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Sugar News in English

Sugarcane farmers’ income in Uttar Pradesh increases by an average of ₹43,364 per hectare

Uttar Pradesh has significantly boosted sugarcane farmer incomes in recent years. The Sugarcane Department reports an average income increase of ₹43,364 per...

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Sugar News in English

Tanzania : Sugarcane growers’ fear allayed over price drop

Agriculture Minister Hussein Bashe recently announced a Sh7 billion budget for Kilombero Valley sugarcane growers to develop nurseries for improved seeds, aiming...

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Maize News in English

Further opinions on Zambia maize deal

In Tanzania, a new trade agreement with Zambia to export 650,000 tonnes of maize could boost Tanzania's agricultural sector by transitioning from...

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Maize News in English

More relief to farmers as maize seed subsidies announced

The Tanzanian government, under Minister for Agriculture Hussein Bashe, announced subsidized maize seed prices starting in September to alleviate farmers' financial burdens...

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Maize News in English

Government to introduce maize seed subsidy in the next farming season

Tanzania's President Samia Suluhu Hassan announced a subsidy on maize seeds for the upcoming farming season to boost production. During her visit...

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Sugar News in English

Tanzania sugar producers deny hoarding blamed for high prices

The Tanzania Sugar Producers Association (TSPA) denied allegations of inflating sugar prices through import failures and stockpiling. Chairman Ami Mpungwe highlighted their...

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Edible Oil News in English

H1 2022 banks profitability signals bright future of Tanzania economy

Tanzania's banking sector showed robust profitability in H1 2022, bolstered by strong economic indicators and improved financial stability post-COVID-19. Despite challenges like...