Sugar Wars: U.S. Sweetener Debate Meets Tanzania’s Supply Crisis.
The recent announcement by Coca-Cola to introduce a cane sugar-sweetened soda in the U.S., following President Trump’s public endorsement, has…
The Roots of Hope: Can GM Cassava Save Mara’s Dying Fields?
In the rolling hills and river-cut valleys of Tanzania’s Mara Region, cassava has long stood as a pillar of survival.…
Banana Meltdown: How a Bacterial Wilt is Uprooting a Way of Life in Tanzania
Banana Xanthomonas Wilt is devastating Tanzanian farms and culture in Kagera. With science offering solutions, outdated GMO policies may be…
The community transformative journey through YES project
In the serene Malolo village, nestled within the Singida District Council, 70-year-old Catherine Kilongo, affectionately known as ‘Bibi kuku’, starts…
From Ducky to the Farm: Local Actions for a Global Wasteless World
Tanzania’s agriculture sector is at a crossroads. From erratic weather and recurring droughts to emerging pests and outdated farming practices,…
Ironically, Tanzania Does Not Have Trade Leverage On Malawi And South Africa.
In my previous article, I got an accusing comment on the trade dispute between Tanzania versus Malawi and South Africa…
Can Africa’s Future Be Shaped by a Common Agricultural Policy in East Africa?
What if Africa could replicate the Common Agricultural Policy of the European Union? As previously noted, the East African Community…
Koudijs Offers Hope to Livestock Keepers in Tanzania
For years, Tanzanian livestock keepers have struggled with persistent challenges in improving animal productivity due to poor nutrition and substandard…
Tanzania transitioning to bread basket of Africa: Actions speak louder than words
The demand for food has been always increasing progressively due to population growth both nationally and at global levels. Despite…
Addressing malnutrition through farming
In response to the alarming rates of malnutrition among children under five in Iringa region, key nutrition stakeholders have launched…
