There are currently 44 economies designated by the United Nations as the least developed countries (LDCs), entitling them to preferential market access, aid, special technical assistance, and capacity-building on technology among other concessions.
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Kesho nko maandamano mbaya sana ni haki yangu. Kenya sio kama Dangagiza ukiandamana CCM wanakupiga risasi kama Tundu Lisssu
Wenzako wanashangaa 🤣🤣🤣🤣hii port ilishatabiriwa ni white elephant ever muliingizwa chaka na tanzania baada kuskia tunataka kujenga bagamoyo basi mukakimbia kama wehu kwa mchina awajengee port kabla yetu kumbe munaingia mkenge
When it was this? [emoji1787][emoji1787][emoji1787][emoji1787] dunia inarudi nyuma au inasonga mbele
Team za tanzania zote zimeingia quater final maana yake mwakani tanzania inaingiza team 4 CAF [emoji1241][emoji1241][emoji1241][emoji1241][emoji1241][emoji1241]
Umeona Kenya's textile industry inatengeneza internationally recognized designer brands sasa unatafuta pa kutorokea![emoji2][emoji2]
That first tweet you shared I have chosen to stick with textile since it was the bone of contention. In 2021, Kenya's total textile exports was valued at Ksh 33 billion ($330 million) wakati ya Tanzania was $121 (according to the same tweet you shared)
Kuhusu export value ambayo pia umeguzia kwenye hiyo tweet ya mwisho, Kenya's total product export value in 2020 was $6.52b View attachment 2558546
(about 6 times what you exported two yeas later in 2022 according to your own tweet)
Hii vita hauwezani bongolala. Stick to your empty rhetoric talk. That's what you are good at
Kufika level hzi unaitaji uchumi mkubwa wenye uwezo wa kuwekeza millions of dollars kwenye league ambapo nchi masikini kama Kenya, Uganda, Rwanda, Ethiopia, S Sudan, Djibouti, Malawi, Zimbabwe, Zambia, Mozambique, Burundi na nyingine hazina uwezo huo.
Tanzania among top food exporters in Africa, says BOT
Sunday, March 19, 2023
By Josephine Christopher
Josephine Christopher is a business reporter for The Citizen and Mwananchi newspapers.
Mwananchi Communications Limitted Dar es Salaam. Tanzania has become a hub for food exports, feeding countries in the African region as well as rest of the world, latest statistics from the Bank of Tanzania (BoT) and the Ministry of Agriculture show.
The central bank data shows that in the period of five years from 2018 to 2022 the country sold vegetables worth $1.01 billion (Sh2.4 trillion).
During the same period Tanzania also exported grain crops (mostly rice and maize) worth $999 million (Sh2.3 trillion).
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“These statistics indicate that Tanzania is among the top five rice producers on the entire African continent and the largest rice producer in East Africa” the BoT said in a statement issued on March 17, 2023.
In the 2020/21 season, Tanzania produced 1.85 million tonnes of rice, while the country's annual demand is around 1 million tonnes. This means that there was an excess of 850,000 tonnes of rice.
In the same season, Tanzania produced 6.5 million tonnes of maize, compared to the country's annual demand of 6 million tonnes.
Fish and fish product exports on the other hand reached S$800 million (Sh1.9 trillion), while fruit exports were worth $71.4 million (Sh170 billion) between 2018 and 2022.
These statistics come as President Samia Suluhu Hassan curtain raised for the Africa Food Systems Forum, a major agricultural conference scheduled to be held in Tanzania from September 5-8 this year.
The launch took place at State House in Dar es Salaam.
Since taking office in March 2021, President Samia has doubled the government's budget for agriculture to levels never seen since independence in 1961.
The Samia administration has also invested in seed subsidies, fertilizer subsidies, seed production, and irrigation farming, all of which has contributed to the impressive productivity over the past five years.
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