Battle: Dar es Salaam vs Nairobi

Battle: Dar es Salaam vs Nairobi

I'll gladly do so
Food imports from neighbouring Tanzania into the country have for years been helping bridge the gap of insufficient supply and a huge demand for the products.

Traders source cereals such as rice, sorghum, millet, maize, and fruits such as pineapple, oranges, watermelon, bananas, and tangerine from Tanzania.


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Only vitunguu. Matunda mengi tunaexport kuwaliko. Horticulture in general tuko vizuri kuwashinda
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Food imports from neighbouring Tanzania into the country have for years been helping bridge the gap of insufficient supply and a huge demand for the products.

Traders source cereals such as rice, sorghum, millet, maize, and fruits such as pineapple, oranges, watermelon, bananas, and tangerine from Tanzania.


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Kuna mwana kawafanyia unyama sana kwenye finishing ya gypsum board, wakunya wamebaki wanamsifia wengine wanaponda kua gypsum sio durable . Lakini wakunya mjue hao mafundi wengi ni vijana tu wenye experience ya kaza wala hawana degree wala certificate za technician ndio maana mnaona wako cheap. Kazi zao ni noma na nusu

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Here is where you Kunyans are missing the point, how do you choose your priorities?, Why don't you use that land to produce staple food?, one of less important crops is cabbage, why do you concentrate on cabbage agriculture which can't get you out of hunger and starvation and not rice, maize, soya beans, onions, tomatoes and alike which form our daily menu?

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I have been shouting here everyday kuwa these guys have loads of misplaced priorities lakini hawasikii ni kiburi tuu lakini sasa njaa inawaumbua.
 
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Leta data .
Si tweets za washenzi kwa ground.
Kenya consume more and export too.
Data hii hapa, au hutaki?
The country also imports 5.17 million kilos of rice annually, most of which finds itself in Migori markets.

The country further imports 58,500kg of groundnuts, 99,000kg of green grams, 49,000ks of pigeon peas, 49,700kg of millet, and 1,600kg of bambara nuts. Others are 2,200kg of sorghum, 2,110kg of beans, 525kg of sesame, 100kg of cowpeas and 70kg of cardamom.

According to Migori Agriculture Executive Valentine Ogongo, the

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Here is where you Kunyans are missing the point, how do you choose your priorities?, Why don't you use that land to produce staple food?, one of less important crops is cabbage, why do you concentrate on cabbage agriculture which can't get you out of hunger and starvation and not rice, maize, soya beans, onions, tomatoes and alike which form our daily menu?

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We produce all of those it's just that our consumption is much higher so we have a deficit. Things like beans we are the 3rd largest producer in Africa just behind you. But agriculture wise in general kenya and Tanzania are at par, some commodities you produce more than us and some we produce more
 
We produce all of those it's just that our consumption is much higher so we have a deficit. Things like beans we are the 3rd largest producer in Africa just behind you. But agriculture wise in general kenya and Tanzania are at par, some commodities you produce more than us and some we produce more
Hahaha, Tanzania is the father of agriculture, we lead you in almost every type of agriculture.

According to Migori Agriculture Executive Valentine Ogongo, the county relies heavily on food imports from Tanzania as demand outstrips production.

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