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Nicxie said:
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African countries show mixed progress towards poverty reduction and half of them have an extreme poverty rate above 35%

Extreme poverty will become a predominantly Sub-Saharan African phenomenon in the coming decade and the continent will be home to the lion’s share of the global poor by 2030. The recently published Poverty and Shared Prosperity report 2020 shows...
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Taarifa za 2020 kipindi cha Corona imepamba moto. Wazungu wakitafuta namna ya kuiumiza Tanzania Kwikwikwikwikwi Pole. Sasa hivi ni zaidi ya miaka 6. Kijana tupo 2025 na tunaelekea 2026.
 

Tanzania is the largest producer of beans in Africa​



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According to data from the Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO) and regional agricultural reports:


  • Tanzania leads the continent in common bean production (Phaseolus vulgaris), a key staple and cash crop.
  • The country produces over 1 million metric tonnes of beans annually.
  • Major producing regions include Kilimanjaro, Arusha, Manyara, Mbeya, Iringa, Ruvuma, and Kigoma.
  • Beans are crucial for nutrition, income generation, and food security, both domestically and across East and Central Africa.

Tanzania also plays a growing role in the regional export market, supplying beans to countries like Kenya, Uganda, Rwanda, South Sudan, and the DRC.


This achievement reflects:
✅ Favorable agro-ecological zones
✅ Government support for smallholder farmers
✅ Investment in seed systems and research
✅ Strong regional demand
 
Venus Star said:
Taarifa za 2020 kipindi cha Corona imepamba moto. Wazungu wakitafuta namna ya kuiumiza Tanzania Kwikwikwikwikwi Pole. Sasa hivi ni zaidi ya miaka 6. Kijana tupo 2025 na tunaelekea 2026.
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Tanzania is more than 60 years old bongolala. If you didn't manage to pull your country out of abject poverty in 50+ years what can you manage in less than five years?
 
Nicxie said:
blogs.worldbank.org

African countries show mixed progress towards poverty reduction and half of them have an extreme poverty rate above 35%

Extreme poverty will become a predominantly Sub-Saharan African phenomenon in the coming decade and the continent will be home to the lion’s share of the global poor by 2030. The recently published Poverty and Shared Prosperity report 2020 shows...
blogs.worldbank.org blogs.worldbank.org

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Bringing data that was collected during 2011-2017 period and still doesn't support your claims in 2025 is a total madness.

By the way, based on this article, does this mean Nigeria is the poorest country in Africa?? Do you read to understand??
 
Nicxie said:
Tanzania is more than 60 years old bongolala. If you didn't manage to pull your country out of abject poverty in 50+ years what can you manage in less than five years?
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What you write is only in your imagination. It has no truth. You really wish it were so, but unfortunately it is not so. Pole Kunywa maji mengi kabisa utulize moyo wako.
 
Nicxie said:
Tanzania is more than 60 years old bongolala. If you didn't manage to pull your country out of abject poverty in 50+ years what can you manage in less than five years?
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Do you even know Tanzania joined the middle income countries in 2020?? Do you know it was almost 60 years old by then?? Au unajitoa akili tukuunge group ya milembe hospital
 
Nicxie said:
Tanzania is more than 60 years old bongolala. If you didn't manage to pull your country out of abject poverty in 50+ years what can you manage in less than five years?
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Now should we claim that Tanzania is the richest country in the region just because we have a large number of US Dollar billionaires in the region??
 
Nicxie said:
I can show you such images from Tanzania in their hundreds, if not thousands
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Nionyeshe
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