umeona tofauti yenu na sisi.. sisi hata mtu mmoja akilala njaa n big Story duniani. Ila nyinyi suala LA njaan nikawaida kabsa hakuna mtu anakua shocked
Matahira hao,wasituumize kichwaKama ulikuwepo vile wabinafsi wanamambo ya kike wanajiona wao ndo everything uku ukabila unawasumbua sijui wanawashwa na nn sisi tushazoea uswahili ivi ivi watuache wajenge viwanda vyao
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wewe na reuters mmelogwaItakuwa story aje na media zote zenu ziko chini ya Supremo dikteta.
Media ambayo hamuwezi control, kama Reuters, inasema kwamba 78% ya watanzania hulala njaa wakati na wakati.
Survey finds most Tanzanians go hungry, despite government denials | Reuters
I'm not rejoicing.
I'm just bemused. What does Tanzania do with all those acres of arable land?
And 50% of ur food comes from Tanzania!
Only Uganda can claim not to depend on us for food among the 8 neighbours we have! #Brutal fact#
Ile chai mnayozalisha na kuweza kulisha dunia nzima yenye watu zaidi ya 8B, vipi mnashindwa kuzalisha chakula cha watu 45M?, Hamna akili ninyi mumezoea kuombaomba, Ndio sababu ombaomba wanakuja huko kwenu.90% ya ardhi ya Kenya haiwezi fanyiwa ukulima. Kwa hivyo kunatarajiwa kutakuwa na njaa mahali pengine.
Lakini Tanzania 95% ya ardhi inaweza fanyiwa ukulima. Lakini bado kuna njaa huko.
Nani alimroga?
Africa: Beans Galore As Dar Exports Feed 10 Countries
Hahaha, Tanzania feeds other Ten countries apart from Kenya. 50% of legumes is from Tanzania.
Ironically kenya leads on tea production, but can't feed itself, if you claim that your climate is semi desert, where do you cultivate black tea?. The truth of the matter is, capitalism placed fertile land in the hands of capitalists and Kenyatta family, they only cultivate tea and flowers.
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Ripoti inasema most Tanzanians, not some Tanzanians... Mnaishi Kwa denialumeona tofauti yenu na sisi.. sisi hata mtu mmoja akilala njaa n big Story duniani. Ila nyinyi suala LA njaan nikawaida kabsa hakuna mtu anakua shocked
A million tonnes is not that impressive, Kenya produces 700,000 tonnes despite the smaller arable landAfrica: Beans Galore As Dar Exports Feed 10 Countries
Hahaha, Tanzania feeds other Ten countries apart from Kenya. 50% of legumes is from Tanzania.
Ironically kenya leads on tea production, but can't feed itself, if you claim that your climate is semi desert, where do you cultivate black tea?. The truth of the matter is, capitalism placed fertile land in the hands of capitalists and Kenyatta family, they only cultivate tea and flowers.
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A million tonnes is not that impressive, Kenya produces 700,000 tonnes despite the smaller arable land
Kenya’s production of grain legumes stands at 0.76 million metric tonnes per year, making it the fourth-largest producer in Africa — after Nigeria, Tanzania and Ethiopia — and 17th in the world. Попередження про переадресування
Only Uganda can claim not to depend on us for food among the 8 neighbours we have! #Brutal fact#
kaka iyo ni media kama media zetu tu za huku maporini.. muhadishi akiandika "few Tanzanians wako Hunger" haiwez kuwa big story.. ila aki exaggerate hvo sokoni unauzaRipoti inasema most Tanzanians, not some Tanzanians... Mnaishi Kwa denial
hii press situation ya miaka mitatu mnachukulia advantage weee.umeona tofauti yenu na sisi.. sisi hata mtu mmoja akilala njaa n big Story duniani. Ila nyinyi suala LA njaan nikawaida kabsa hakuna mtu anakua shocked
Africa: Beans Galore As Dar Exports Feed 10 CountriesKenya doesn't depend on TZ to feeding herself. Kenya on bad years have small maize & beans deficit that get filled mostly by Uganda - very small deficit. Kenya easily produces 35M bags of maize against a demand of around 40M - and in some years like 2018 - kenya has excess 6M bags.
Kenya despite it's climatic condition is an agricultural giant because of basic stuff like fertilizer application. Kenya farm productivity is 2-3 times Tanzania.
Kenyan farmers use the highest average of fertiliser per hectare in Africa.
According to the report published by the Agrarian Green Revolution for Agriculture (AGRA) 2013, an average of 32kg of fertiliser is applied per hectare in Kenya. This is against the recommended 50kg per hectare.
Malawi closely follows Kenya at 29 and Zimbabwe at 28. Uganda comes fourth at 27kg per hectare. Globally, Netherlands uses 238kg of fertiliser per hectare. India comes second — using 167kg of fertiliser.
Kenya leads in the usage of fertiliser despite food insecurity : The Standard