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Africa Food Systems Summit 2023: African Development Bank leads charge for better food systems - Vimarsana News

Africa Food Systems Summit 2023: African Development Bank leads charge for better food systems

The 2023 Africa Food Systems Summit held recently in Dar es Salam has called on African leaders to build better food systems and promote food sovereignty, with youth and women at the centre. On the sidelines of Africa’s annual agriculture summit, the African Development Bank Group hosted a food sovereignty and resilience event. This follows the Dakar 2 Food Summit held in

Source: afdb.org
Tanzania to invest Sh650 billion in production of quality improved seeds - Vimarsana News

Tanzania to invest Sh650 billion in production of quality improved seeds

The government has said it is in plans to invest about Sh650 billion in the production of quality-improved seeds to ensure at least 75 percent of the product are produced locally by 2025.

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Tanzania reaps big as Africa Food Systems Summit concludes - Vimarsana News

Tanzania reaps big as Africa Food Systems Summit concludes

The African Food Systems Forum (AGRF) 2023 concluded yesterday with Tanzania sealing deals worth $550 million (about Sh1.4 trillion).

Samia calls to partners for help in boosting agriculture - Vimarsana News

Samia calls to partners for help in boosting agriculture

The President urges African nations to use their resources to ensure food security for the continent’s 1.2 billion people.

Tanzania secures Sh1 trillion to fund agriculture programmes - Vimarsana News

Tanzania secures Sh1 trillion to fund agriculture programmes

Tanzania has signed agreements for funding its agriculture programmes including the $300 million with the WB and the $100 million pact with the AfDB.