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Zimbabwe Railways to Bring 100,000 Tons of Corn from Tanzania
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Desmond Kumbuka
19 September 2019, 14:51 GMT+2
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Zimbabwe’s state-owned railway will transport 100,000 tons of corn from Tanzania as the country seeks to overcome a severe shortage of the staple due to drought and floods from a cyclone.

“The first batch of delivery we will be bringing 17,000 tons,” National Railways of Zimbabwe spokesman Nyasha Maravanyika said by phone from Bulawayo, about 430 kilometers (267 miles) southwest of the capital, Harare.

Tanzanian Agriculture Minister Japhet Hasunga on Tuesday said talks on the sale of corn to Zimbabwe were underway and a deal was likely by the end of the month.

The southern African nation, which on Tuesday declared a state of disaster because of the lack of rain, also agreed to buy 150,000 tons of South African corn after a tender five times that size failed, according to people familiar with the situation.

The worst drought in almost 40 years has cut corn output by more than half and the country expects to import as much as 800,000 tons to feed about 5.7 million people, according to aid agencies.

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LUSCIOUS2 · Sep 20, 2019

why is tanzania an ldc?...................ngojeeni emotions 🤣

babayao255 · Sep 20, 2019

LUSCIOUS2 said:
why is tanzania an ldc?...................ngojeeni emotions [emoji1787]

Lusematic · Sep 20, 2019

mulisaaa said:
Too funny...!! Watu tunaongelea air bus wewe unatuletea bombardier... [emoji1787][emoji1787][emoji1787]It is like talking about a rain drop in the sea...Back to business[emoji116][emoji116][emoji116]

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Papi Chulo · Sep 20, 2019

LUSCIOUS2 said:
PoleniView attachment 1211719

Middle income with food aid from Asia,

Geza Ulole · Sep 20, 2019

Uganda-Tanzania pipeline project hits a snag - how will this impact the region?

Since the initial agreement to construct a crude oil export pipeline from Uganda to Tanzania was made in 2016, the project has seen some setbacks and has yet to be completed. Now all activities have been suspended on the project – to unpack why and what this could mean for the rest of the...

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Godwin Gen · Sep 20, 2019

manimac said:

Sure, Common languge ni silaha kubwa sana

Godwin Gen · Sep 20, 2019

Kwa wakenya wanaochungulia humu naowaomba wacheki hii video mwanzo mwisho

Godwin Gen · Sep 20, 2019

Nani anaichamba kigoma?

Nicxie · Sep 20, 2019

Ppmosile said:
Du yan kenya mpk sasa bado kuna makabl yanatembea uchi kwel bdo wako nyuma sana

Hiyo ni mila na desturi yao. Unataka waache mila zao kwa sababu umesema?

Nicxie · Sep 20, 2019

Ppmosile said:
Bora wamevaa mashuka na wameficha kuliko masai yenu ya kenya inachia titi wazi

Those are not maasais. Those are Turkanas and Samburus in northern Kenya.

Godwin Gen · Sep 20, 2019

Kigoma kuna mambo mengi sana

Lusematic · Sep 20, 2019

Nicxie said:
Hiyo ni mila na desturi yao. Unataka waache mila zao kwa sababu umesema?

we mbona mila na desturi yako haujaifuata tena inawezekana hata hauijui.....

Geza Ulole · Sep 20, 2019

babayao255 · Sep 20, 2019

Mwambie pia wamasai wa Tanzania wameelimika sana siku hizi wanamiliki hadi majengo ya maana [emoji23][emoji23][emoji23]

Lusematic said:
we mbona mila na desturi yako haujaifuata tena inawezekana hata hauijui.....

Godwin Gen · Sep 20, 2019

Geza Ulole said:
Wacha ujinga Jambojet is leasing aircraft just like KQ!

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SUMMARY

Jambojet will be leasing four more aircraft this year as it seeks to boost its fleet.

The lease is expected to last for 10 years, during which time Jambojet will be making monthly payment to the owners of the aircraft.

The airline launched the Uganda route last year in February on its first regional expansion and has described the route as a success one year later.

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Jambojet to lease four planes in expansion plan
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Jambojet has set sights on bigger regional market share. FILE PHOTO | NMG

Budget airline Jambojet will be leasing four more aircraft this year as it seeks to boost its fleet in readiness for launch of new routes in at least four destinations.

The carrier’s chief executive officer, Allan Kilavuka, says they will be leasing Bombardier Dash 8 Q400 to add to its existing fleet, the youngest in the region.

The airline is building on its success in Uganda, where it launched a daily flight last year, to expand to other regional countries.

“We are expecting four additional Bombardier Dash 8 Q400 aircraft this year as part of our fleet expansion,” said Mr Kilavuka in an interview with Shipping and Logistics.

“We are in the process of growing our presence in the region, more specifically to Bujumbura, Juba, Goma and Mwanza among others”.

He said at the moment they are engaging the individual governments to seek approval to operate in their countries and that they plan to embark on the new destinations as soon as their requests are approved.

“The plan is to launch the destinations in 2019. However, it is dependent of receiving the approvals on time,” the CEO said.

The lease is expected to last for 10 years, during which time Jambojet will be making monthly payment to the owners of the aircraft.

The airline launched the Uganda route last year in February on its first regional expansion and has described the route as a success one year later.

According to the carrier, the route has witnessed a 17 percent growth since the first flight was launched on February 15 last year.

The airline has been charging significantly low fares compared to other carriers in what has been attributed to its growth on the Entebbe route. The firm has been charging about Sh13,500 for a one way ticket compared with Sh26,485 that KQ charges for an economy seat on the same route and RwandAir’s Sh19,080.

The airline, a subsidiary of national carrier Kenya Airways, received two new aircraft worth Sh6.6 billion in December 2017, bringing its fleet to five.

The new routes will increase competition in the region, especially in Mwanza, where Precision Air has dominated the route. Kenya Airways has a stake on this airline.

Jambojet was in 2017 granted regulatory approval to fly to 16 routes including Entebbe, Addis Ababa, Dar es Salaam, Zanzibar, Kilimanjaro, Mwanza, Kigali, Juba, Bujumbura, Hargeisa, Mogadishu, Goma, Kisangani and Moroni

Jambojet to lease four planes in expansion plan

Jambojet will be leasing four more aircraft this year as it seeks to boost its fleet.

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ATCL ingeamua kulease ingekua na ndege nyingi sana, sasa wasitutambie na ndege za kuazima hapa

Teargass · Sep 20, 2019

Jambojet is fully owned by KQ

mulisaaa said:
Do you know the difference between AirBus and Bombardier...??[emoji23][emoji23][emoji23][emoji1787][emoji1787][emoji1787] Kazi ipo kweli...Is jambo jet owned by a Kenyan Government...??

Ummayed · Sep 20, 2019

Nicxie said:
Hiyo ni mila na desturi yao. Unataka waache mila zao kwa sababu umesema?

Kuna mila zingine primitive na za kipumbavu.
Utafuataje mila ya kuacha minyonyo nje vile?!!!!

Ummayed · Sep 20, 2019

LUSCIOUS2 said:
God bless KDF

Rest in peace KDF.

Ummayed · Sep 20, 2019

Teargass said:
Jambojet is fully owned by KQ

KQ hii hii inayoleta hasara daily mpk kufanya flight cancellation ??!!!!!!!
Na sasa mna lease planes instead of buying.
Bogus you.

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